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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
CampShermanSidelights
WARD neliaencer Correspondent

town. East Liverpool and surrounding
territory men.
The men. marching in columns four.
made a snappy appearance. and tolonei
Williams. Of the 331st. and Colonel Wal
! lace. OF the 332nd. had their men fully
equipped and in appie-pie order.
/, was estimated az division head
quarters to-day that at least l.'n0 81
the 900 officers hcrc and per cant az
tho %. n0n soldiers will have to pay in
come Tax for the calendar year of l9lf.
Although state and fedora! employees
are exempted from payment OF :he tax.
tho income tax act provides. that SOL
di"rs and officers who are liGhtinS for
l'uclr Sam must, pay per cent on in
comes not exempted.
! colonel +. L. Case. camp fuartermas-
ter to-day began the distribution to
officers "&Sprintcd forms. explaining that
all singeHptticers and married officers re-
Ceivinc $4,000 4 year or moro must pay.
This takes In all single commissioned
officers. and all married officers of I'll"
, rank OF first. lieutenant and above.
Scores Of soldiers have private In
comes upon which they must pay in
comes, hut the great bulk of the Ma
! ;iun;L army men. whose sole source OF
, reven'lc is the $40 month. are ex-
"mpted. Colonel Case issued tn" follow
; :ng instructions IN defining taxable in
! come FOR army men:
! Taxable income includes pay and al
! lowances Of any kind received from ap-
| preparations for The support Of the
army. no matter whether c"mmunilcd.
. paid for or furnished in kind.
! Pay is to include base service. for
! etgn service. pay a. aid. pay for mounts.
! aviation irereose certificates OF merit.
| etc: communications Of quarters. comma
! tatiou OF heat and light.
r. also takes IN quarters furnished IN
! kind-money equivalent OF the number
! ot rooms actually assigned within IN
! officers 'al1ouanc" arc tn be returned us
! inrnm"--.and per diem allowance in lea
: II Subsistence. while on travelling orders
: ,i" difference In the cost az ordinary
: ham" living and tn" Hct',a! cost Will"
: travelling being deducted.
! Other sources ~ rc~cuu" embraced arr
pensions IN" wears pay Thru wholly
retired. rents. Profits from investments.
! interest -" everything except Liberty
! bonds.
: George I."ist former stat" rnprrsenta-
: tive from Pike cnuuIT, is IN charge Of
! collections from camp Sherman for
) United States Eevrnrr Collector r. Z.
! Williamson.
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son. Of South Warwond. * very much
improved after a prolonged illness.
Mrs Edna IiriZlcr. If South Ohio ave-
nue. spent yesterday rs tho guest at the
HON" Of her grandmother in Elm Grove.
Miss Lille Fell nf GAINESVILLE y. -
visiting friends On Nineteenth street.
Wesley Garrett. Of West Liberty. has
returned Ia his home after spending Tie
weekend with friends in South Narwo"h'
:.irS. Willinm Eurklr. Of South R.ch"
land avenue. is. improving very nicely
u; ,l. North Wheeling hospital
Sir. and Mrs. Jack tumHlns. Of WASH
inGtnu. -. G.. are CHESTS al the home 'ut
relatives in Center Warwood
Miss Nellie C;illncycr Of Grafton W.
Va who has been visiting friends IN
South Warwoud has returned TO her
hunIr.
Mrs .Nlhcrl Scrig OF South Warwccd
avenue. who has been i'll at her home FOR
The past week, is improving Satisiac-
torily-
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Murphy have re-
turned Ia their home "n Nineteenth
street. after spending some Time win
relatives in GrcGESvillc.
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Out The Pike Briefs.

\ meeting of rhc council "f fFMlt
Grow. will hc held this evening in inc
town hall a. which all members arc
urged tn b. present as several *n"'lh!
topics will hr discussed. Mayer g. w.
Campbell viii hay" charge.
Til" regular Thursday evening rra'-
tire nf thu chorus of III" Stone Freshly
,"rian church Of Elm Grove. has h"',r
cancelled tor tni.: we"k. as ~" MEM
hrrs have been singing al all VT III"
"vanr"lstic services during The past
week.
Tho income lax official will arrIV"
today IN Elm Grove. and Will Il" station
cd Air III" Stat" Bank building. lliL
services will M fro" Of charG" {" any
who wish information concerning tho
rate of lax.
Roy Humphrey is confined "a his
home III Echo Point. h.. is slightly an
disposed.
Miss ANN, Mall - spending several
days with her parents III Elm Grove.
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Only One Case Of Smallpox
Now in County Hospital

There is only one case OF smallpox
in The municipal hospital at present,
and only Two in any other part Of thr
CITY. Both of these are on the Is
land. All three cases arc mild anu
it is thought the quarantine will. b"
lifted on all this week. The epidemic
seems 10 be at end here.
: The period for the development in
the cases which were exposed is now
past and no more cases arc expected
10 develop unless brought here.
Thr campaign for the vaccination OF
children is still being conducted and
Il number of. youths are being vac.
cinated daily.
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DRIVES AGONY.
FROM JOINTS
and MUSCLES
"Neutronc Prescription 99' Macs
You Feel Fine and Comfortable.

All the druggists are selling WI
rronr Prescription 90 these days De-
cause already dozens of suffering nd
weary people here in this country hre
learned that there is nothing in tbs
wide world thar will do as much god
70 sore, tired. inflamned joints AL
muscles As "Neilrone Prescription g."
Take "Seurronr Prescription SO" !.
day. You will find relief and aft
Two or three doses all rheumat
troubles will fade away. It's a retres-
ing and stimulating liquid. is NE
1ronc Prescription 90 and wonde
fully soothing and effective.
And a weeks treatment for onl
SOC. It's the finest prescription yo
ever saw 10 lone up the stomach an,
kidneys. 1t absolutely removes III,
causes. Mail orders filled; 10 extr;
charge.
c.: H. Griesl & Co., Wheeling. "
Va, and leading druggists everywhere
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WEST VA, PATENTS

As reported by II. +. Dunlap. pat,
emf lawyer OF Wheeling. W. VA. the
patent office records show the recent
issue Of thr following patents 10 West
Virginia inventors: George :. Brack.
EFT. Pennington. rail-tic; Frank Castle.
SpriSg. Farm gate; Edgar X. Day, as.
signor 10 Whi1aerr.GlessnCr company.
Wheeling. metal furring-Strip: Wade
II. Guthrie. Charles. automatic air.con.
trolling device for gas engines: Ed,
ward r: Wadcll. Sr. Williamson.
SHfetN TaRncnck
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OU7-THE-PlKE
Mrs, Wilson of Dallas, Dead.

Mrs. Elizabeth L. Wilson. Of Dallas
died yesterday morning At ten o'clock
Mt hnr late home Her death was du" 10
4 complication Vt diseases with whlrh
she had been confined 10 her home for
scvral months. Mrs. Wilson was In TN"
righty-flrst year Of h"r ne" ami was
thu widow Of the late Henry Wilson.
Sne had bcc:i a resident "f this section
for Il number II years and was re-
s>artyd member Of thr iIallas PrrshE-
trrian church. Those surviving her arc
one brother. =. y. Baxter. OF A!edo.
Illinois: two sisters. Mrs. Nanvorris. "t
Mongch"la. Pa. and Mrs. Ben wilson.
of West Alexander. ra.. also two sons,
Edgar r. Wilson. If M"neehela, and Il.
\. Wilson at Dallas. w. Va. and one
daughter Mrs \. l.. pague. Of Sand
hill.
Funeral services will hn hold Thurs
day from lie home Of \. l.. DaEue.
The Rev. II. .. TcaEardcn will officl-
ate. assisted by the Roy. Mr.. Williams.
Iutcrmcnt will hr in the Dallas cernc-
terry.
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May Rebuild Burned
Stratford Ho,ticry

II is reported that plans ara low
under consideration for the oroton
of new Stratford hotel. replane
the ona which was destroyed by ire
several weeks ago. Although orfial
! confirmation has not been made, In
understood the company is plsnnc
10 have work begun as 500" ii.
bic.
Fire insurance representatives C
working on the adjustments now al
as soon as this is completed, the wot
Of cleaning away the debris will +
begun, within a short time.
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Vegetable Compound cured me so did
NOT need the operation, and l am telling
ali NV friends about it."-Mrs. A. w.
BINzER, Black River Falls, Wis.
Itis lust such experiences as that Of
Mrs Binzer that has made this famous
root and herb remedy household word
from ocean to ocean. Any woman who
suffers from Inflammation, liberation,
d,splacements, backache, nervousness,
irrepularities or the blues" should
not rest until she has given it a trial,
Ynd for special advice write Lydia +.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
CouNTY:.C0URT.
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Herbert Louis Rogers, %, Of WIZ:
ing. and Zalah' Letria Davis. 22.oi
Warwood. !
Jack Sloan. IS, and Mable Lawn
II, both OF Pittsburgh. =
!. Archibald r. Prick. Is, colored, ii
Obrrlin, O.. and Genevieve Ant,
Ross, -, colored, of Wheeling.
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MINER INJURED

Levi Phillabaum, employed as 4
miner and living al Wellsburg. was
badly injured Saturday while at work
His injuIics, while not OF seriou.
nature. are very painful. being severe
bruises about the back and side. He
is in the North Wheeling hospital ant
reported to be resting easily.
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Briefs and Personals.

Mrs. t.. rhilah;,un. Of W"ll,hurG.
spent yrHl'.r,ay ~ tho guest 1T the
home. of FRI. ndS III South Warwnud.
Mrs il"rd,rSum. ri IN" central jar
Of The stat" OF New Jersey. X Ihr guest
at tho HON" If h.r parents Mr.. ana Ms.
Louis ka:kr. OF South lti"hland avenue.
Miss Virginia Wilson. tho young
daughter uf Mr.. and Mrs. William Will
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suburban LITERARY Society.

Tho regular monthly meeting ~ IN"
Oak Grove literary society will b" held
; Wednesday evening in tn" public
school house Of that community. The
society was to have met last Wcdnes-
day but the meeting was postponed for
various reasons. 4 program will hc
rendered at tho meeting on Wednesday
evening and a full attendance OF the
members is expected.
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Rcd Cross Auxiliary Sewing.

Thu, m"mh"rS "r'th" A. T.. +. will held
an all ,lav S..win. AZ III" HON" 1T Mrs.
Howard kinrljlb"rgrr. 81 Twentieth ST.,
on Thursday.
The I.a'litS' .tid uf tn" Irn:hy I"rihn
church will Saw uu hospital supplies nn
Thursday att"run"n III the home "t MIS-.
NJ. l.. bunker. If Seventeenth street.
Tho SuIIShin" club will h"lh n SEWING,
session un 'rhur.,iny Of This week ~ Ihr
home Mrs W. j.. Murphy" IT Twenty
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Coun cilmnnic Contest.

The. contest for II seat III r"ull"lI. which
IL nuW contested h, tween i. W. Weller
and lr. j. -. WnlI"m Is ">I'".i"d I" hH
:...lIl"h at thu >.',:+"tI "f ia" nov ""'Ii'-
ril. which wIl! hi. h"Ii This evening at
the high >"h"ul. II tn" contest ,an b.
settled This evening. ~" treasurer AMI
ely >"l"it"r. street commissioner and
health "iiItr will b. S'hcl"d FIR The
coming yrHr.
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SaEeu lIle 1IOth eu
operation, ] cannot
sayeHough in praise
of it. ! suffered from
organic troubles and
my side hurt me so
! could hardly be up
from my bed, and |
was unable to do my
homework. / had
the best doctors in
Eau Claire and they
wanted me to have
an operation, but
.vdia F. Pinkham's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04
Vance Scouts Meet.

The members of tho Boy Scout troop
Of the Vance Memorial church Of
Woodsdalc will hold a meeting in the
church club rooms on Friday evening.
Scout Master Hubbard will bc present
and assume charge Of the meeting. lie
will render n short address on toe
scout laws.
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RIVER NEWS

The river was stationary with Il
stage Of . feet al the local wharf last
evening. The cold wave was causing
The wafer ia freeze and the gorges 10
tighten. Al Dam l.. az WarUood. a
Stage OF 15.3 was reported and AZ the
McMcchen dam stage of lS.3 was
registered.
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About Consultation.

Certain articles of diet tend 10 check
movements Of The bowels, TIL" most
common of these arc cheese. tea and
boiled milk. On tho other hand, raw
fruits. especially apples and bananas,
also graham bread and whole wheat
bread promote IA movement OF the
bowels. When The bowels ar" badly
constipated, however, the sure way Is
to take one or two of Chamhrrlain.S
Tablets immediately after supper
Adv.
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Edswood Council Will Meet.

Tho members OF III" newly elected
F.dgwood council will meet In their first
session 70 r;hc new year this evening
In the town hall. y short business
session will TAX" place at which all
members are urged 10 he present. Tho
meeting Will be followed by all hour
spent In social discourse.
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"s" Bridge School Opens.

Til: newly erected IS bridge school
will npcn this morning at nine o'clock.
y, which time all tn" students Of the
district are requested 10 report with
hooks. ready to go TO the various rooms
10 which they will be assigned. The
school building Is one Of the most mod
crn in the district and quite an al
tendance is expected.
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Sunshine Social Club.

M"luari:' al III" Sunshine club will en-
terrain n number ut their friends at a
social gathering on Thursday afternoon
at tn" hninr Of Mrs. W. T.. Murphy. of
TWrutN first street TIL" afternoon will
h" >I",ni in =. very na'rr"ti. rraHn"r. "a"
kurltinG ami sewing for llr" soldier boys.
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"rHE sHoEsrRlNG."

The Shoestring" is the latest pFpc;'
TO enter the Journalistic field" In Nhi:.
vicinity, and made its appearance Sat
urday. The paper is to be Issued
monthly by Alexander and Company
Main street shoe dealers. Seaton Alex
ander is editor of the publication.
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Named Executor.

Roy J. Meyer qualified yesterday
executor Of the will OF August :
Meyer, bond at $4,000. with Hermit
CoSs as surety. Appraisers named we!
Herman Coss, A. T. Ulrich and Georl
BiSchoff
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Scouts To Meet.

All boys belonging TO tho troop OF
BOY Scouts or tho Buckley NJ. Il.
church arc requested to nc present AZ
the meeting to I've held in tho church as
scmblv rooms tomorrow evening. Soy
crab addresses on the work of tho
SCENTS and scout laws will h" made.
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co1lex,ans Hold Practice.

Tho Out The Pike .Collesians quintet
will hold regular scmi-WceklT rrarttr"
this evening on tho floor of tho Wh""l-
ing Park Casino Tho ilvc arc showing
excellent form and have developed int"
an exceedingly fast team. They will
mn.r picked quintet from Bethany
Friday eve1ing. at which time Il hard
IicI,, Is cxprctnd TO. nc the issue
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Deeds Recorded.

Carl Fl. Hadsell and wife 70 Roy s
Clelland. property in Pleasanton.
W. S. Yoho and Margaret Yoho ic
Sophia Vogel. parcel Of ground IN
Richland district.
A. H. Knoke, trustee, TO !Loui.
Knoke, property In South Wheeling.
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Council Meeting.

4 meeting Of tho council nf tho town
Of Triadelphia will he held this even
ing In tho Green's h"t"l Of that place:
Th" meeting will he Of considerable inn
rortancc and all the members are urged
70 he rrrsert Several business mat
tors will be discussed.
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CAMP SHERMAN. o.. Feb. .
Twentv-six white drafted men were dis
charged to-day because OF physical d's-
ability: Charles Green. Anton Elskocit
Fred yokoun. Frank Mcintyre Eo"a
Bass, Nuycio, Rabaido and T.. -. f,!chs-
son. Cleveland: George l.. Lewis. Noo'e
carowan. Eenia: Carl l. sweeney. Jesse
Alien. Toledo: Mathew Sp!erS. Jr.. Jona
C. DeLong.W II. Rush. Somerset JACK
Hanes.. PORTSMOUTH,: Vim. A.. .Agourn.
Art 1. Watkins, Lindsey Clark. foungs-
town; VIM. Powers. Thomas +. Iett"-
man. Cincinnati: Willard Wright. Ma
riet,a. lowell Campbell, PEBBLES: Geo
F. Gers,, Dayton: Willard Wright. Ma
rietta: Matthew F.. Johnston. Bcllaire
and Peter Link and c. L. Roberts. wcs:-
ern Pennsylvania.
Hrmor and pathos struggle for SUI
prenacy IN comic valentines which ara
on sale n, Camp sherman canteens these
days.
Under a picture Of the girl back
home" one reads:
Someone has not forgotten.
My heart to-day
Is far away
Across the rolling brine:
So while I sit.
And knit and knit:
You're still my valentine.
Then. beneath til" cartoon Of girl
and a civilian in L rao''t" show. are the
lines.
She knt,s ire Scarfs. she kntts me
socks.
She sends me- good terbackcr.
And yet she goes
To movie shows
iYth some high-collared Stacker"
Miss Liberty. in heart-to-heart talk
with a voung man OF draft age. says:
Rookie. dear.
locke here,
NJ stay-ar-hon"S f"r mine.
Just look At Ine.
md say you'll be
Columbia'S Valentine.
And. perhaps tho t~vorit-. Is n" "g'rl
hack hornr'S''- ca biz [" Srr soldier be :!
over there" after i: has passed. thu
house-ho!d censor. wh" stands. arms
akimbo. in the backgrounds
"I YOU - you. my ID.
NJ, Ks I'm saving FOR YOU
You're the truest and bes, and sinqsrest,
So I'm waiting. my d---E. FOR you.
Brigadier-General Perkins. acting con-
nandsnt. to-day turned .oat his old bri-
radcliffe 166th-for review on hall
an hours notice. II embraces the 33ls:
InSantly mostly from Cleveland. and tn"
23cnd, made up nc Akron, Canton, Young
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missionary Society Meeting

iue Missionary Su"i";y Of The thri"-
lian church viii meet "m TuCSiny after
mon. at ":3n. at tn" h"In'' al Mrs. Earl
Surg suI. On %iXl""nih street. Tn" meet
ing will he led by Mrs -. :. l;ur
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PRAYER Meeting ut Baptist Church.

CA Thursday evening AT the NarW""u
BAPTIST rhurrh. IN Eighth street. prayer
meeting will h" held at n'cln|k. All
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To Close Schools.

owing - lhc Development 81 -"
! cases ri scarlet fever aln"Ir som" ~
| the pupils in North Wnrwn"l. III" Norih
i'ard Center Warw""d schu"!:: arr closed
! until further notice.
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all tho ministers in the fNit III" pike
churches rendered special topics on tn"
subject This Was done h% special r.
guest from the government
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PLAN S1eirh Ride,

The members Of tho Bachelor ciuh GU
Elm Grove arc planning for sl"lgh
ride 10 he given some time this week
j. tho weather permits. hut if tho yes
tcrtiay's weather condition continues II
Is very probable that the plans will he
discontinued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-04

Watch for the Opening lnstatIment
of Gerard's Second Series of Articles.
Exposing German Intrigue.
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" hirh will h" i"ll"wrd by - $t''in! horr'
and TN" srrt in:: al IN rNtrcmcl; lI""N"f'
iZrd lunrhruiL
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THIS WOMAN
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
By taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, One
of Thousands of Such Cases.

Black River Falls, Wis. CAS- Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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Authorized Pay Stations

&Im HroV0, ". "
The First National Bank
state Bank OF Elm GrovA
lakewood, W. Va
EdEew5cd Pharmacy.
Fulton, W. Va Bank OF Fulton
Wheeling, W. Va
Company Office. Cor. 18th ana
Chkpline SITS.
Pay your electric Light, gas and
water bills at tho most convenient
oay station, before tho 10th OF eacb
month. to save discount
W est virginia YxActton 3 Electric Co
Ctty b suburban Gas 90
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Brigadier-General Perkins. acting con-
mandsnt. to-day turned .oat his old bri-
rade--the 166th-for II review on hall
an hours notice II embraces the 331s:
Infantry. mostly from Cleveland. and tn"
23cnd, made up "r Akron, Canton, Young
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M Ks I'm saving FOR YOU.
You're the truest and bes, and sinqsrest,
So I'm waiting. my d--E. Tor you.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-10

LONDON, February 9.-The peace
agreement between the central powers
ard Ukraine wa ssigned at 2 o'clock
this morning, according to an official
Berlin statement as forwarded from
Copenhagen by the Exchange Tele-
graph Company.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-10
CONTRACTORS TO
BRING THEIR OWN
LABOR FOR CAM ?
LABOR CONDITIONS IN SUMTER
COUNTY WON'T BE DISTURBED
SIDE TRACK READY IN ANOTHER
WEEK,

The work of laying the grade for
the side track for the aviation camp
at the Aries plantation site was prac-
tically completed yesterday
1t is believed that the track will be
in operation by next Saturday.
The Central of Georgia has a large
force of hands at work on the place.
The government has already start
ed the movement of large nGmber
of cars of material to Americus, and
it is expected that the two contract
ing firms will leave their men on the
grounds before the first of March.
BY agreement, the McCrary company
will bring their entire working force
here, and the Hardaway company. of
Columbus, is expected to do the same.
This viii prevent any decentralization
o. labor conditions in Sumter county.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-02-10
REVOLUTION BREW
INC IN GREECE; MAY
SEAT CONSTANTINE
GERMAN INTRIGUE CHARGED WITH
ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW GOV
ERNMEN OF PREMIER VENE.
ZEL0S.

ROME, Feb. "a news agency dis
patch from Athens late today states
a revolutionary movement of consid-
erable proportions has been unearth-
ed in Greece, and that energetic meas
ures have been adopted by tn goyrn-
ment to thwart the plotters.
Several units of the Greek army are
said to have been impregnated with
the revolutionary spirit, and it is fear
ed by the authorities the disaffection
is so widespread as to present a Sc
rious problem. Several officers of the
former Greek government have been
arrested and wholesale arrests of the
plotters are now being made
Grman intrigue is believed to be re-
sponsible for the movement, which has
for its object the placing of former
King Constantine again on the Greeh
throne.