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Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
AT RROPHN HAIL.

The C. & A. band has made arrange ments to play at Brophy hall on the nights when the dances in the Warren park are either broken up by the rain or a dance in the open is impossible. This will give those who have bought their tickets a chance to get their moneys worth and complete the even- ins's dancing despite the rain. The whole band will play So that the n- door dance will be of the same high class as the out door dance, except that it will be held under a roof.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
PAYING sHoRT VISIT.

J. l.. Misenheimer, cattle inspector for Wilcox was in the city last even ing on a short visit and registered at the Copper Queen hotel. He was ac- oompanied by his brother, R. V. Misen- heimer. who is engaged in the auto business at Wilcox. They returned home this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
WAS INJuREp.

Allen English is confined to his room in the Arcade Hotel at Tucson as the. result of the overturuing Of an auto mobile driven by young Chambers of the Tombstone Garage on the Tomb stope-Bisbee road One of his arms was badly bruised. while the driver was unhurt. Although badly damaged the auto was Tighted again and came into town on it's own power
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
FROM DEFINING.

Deputy Sheriff W. K. Nickell arrived here yesterday from Deming, coming after V. B. Goodin, who was arrested by the sheriffs office for the New Mexico, officers. Nickell was at one time a resident Of Bisbee about seven years ago and worked here for a num- Der of months. He notes quite a change in the appearance of the city since then. He left with GoOdin on the even ing train.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
FERMENTATION TODAY.

This morning at 8 o'clock the ex- animation of those who wish to take a scholarship at the university will be started at the High schOl building. Graduates of the high schOl are elis- ible for the examination. Quite number have declared their intentions O. taking the examination.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
HELD AS pEsERTER.

Joseph A. PrOYIX. was picked up yes terday by the local officers and be- ing held under investigation. He is a member of the First cavalry at Doug las and admits that he left therd over two weeks age without permis- sicn has has been visiting at Rodeo, Naco and other places since. His de- rention has been reported to the of ficers at Camp Jones, but no @oro had been received last night from them.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
MEXICAN TRAIN ROBBERY
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 JUARFZ. Mex. June 2S.-Announce- ment was made here today of the hold uD and robbery of the northhbund Mexican Central train at Samalayucca. go miles south of Juarez, at Midnight Wednesday Passengers were relieved
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BOARD OF HEALTH
WERE SENTENCED.

Paul Sale and Louis Motrovich. both of Lowell were yesterday sentenced by Judge Lockwood to serve a term of sixty days on the county road and to pay a fine of $50 They were caught a few days ago as they stepped off the train at Lowell with two suit cases filled with whisky.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
KEEP ON KNITTING.

The ladies of the Red Cross are urg- ently requested to keep on knitting during the hot weather since the sea- son will soon be upon our boys when they will need the comforts of the knitted goods Although it is hot here the weather over there is not so warm and will soon be colder.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
JUAREz PRISONERS ESCAPE
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JUAREZ. Mex. June 2S.-Ten pris oners, two of them held on murder charges made their escape from the Juarez jail today by saving through two sets of steel bars and climbing a high wall. Luis Sanamiego. an Fl Paso Mexican charged with robbing a Mexican army paymaster, is said by officials to be the leader of the party. Late tonight none of the man had been re-captured.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
MAcHINIsT IS DROWNED

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 PENSACOLA. Fla, Jue 2S.-John G. Zeller. a machinist, stationed at the local aviation field was drowned to- day when the airplane he was flying fell into Pensacola Bay.
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VILLA MOVES NORTH
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 JUAREZ. Mex, June 2S.-Travelers reaching this place today from tho south told of the presence at Coyame. Chihuahua, of 300 Villa followers, movnted and marching in the direction of Ojiniea. on the Texas border. Fran cisco Villa is reported in command Of the party but this is not officially confirmed.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
HAVE BABY BOY.

The home of Harry Seeley, the Low ell cigar dealer, has been blessed by the arrival of a ten-pound boy, which arrived yesterday Mother and young son are doing nicely at the Copper Queen hospital, while Harry is pass ing out the cigars to his many friends. He will recover in time it is hoped.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
FROM WILCOX.

Charles Roberts, one of the state senators from this county. drove over from Wilcox last evening and will re- turn today. He came over to pur- chase a new agEo. He refused last night to make any statement as to whether he was a candidate for gov ernor or not but intimated that ne would have an announcement to make within the next day or so.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29

the new I. O. O. F. hall. Grand Master H. F. Baker and Grand Secretary Geo. A. Mintz and all grand lodge officers will be present to conduct the dedica- tion ceremony.
 Refreshments after ceremony.- Adv.
 Or. Playfair, osteopath. 9S Mason Hill, Mason car stop. Phone Blue 647
 Adv.-231 L. L. Gilman sells the New Edison. "the phonOgraph with a soul"
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NOTIcF 10 THE pUBLIc.

An uncovered garbage can durins the hot weather is the source of flies and undesirable smells. The city in spector has been notified to arrest all persons not having cans covered also all persons throwing o-t dirty water
 (Signed) BOARD OF HEALTH.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
FROM RANCH.

Cicero Martin was in the city yes terday from his ranch in the Hua- chucas. He reports that there has been but slight rains in that local ity so far this summer that a good heavy rain IS needed.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
AID FOR REelsrRANTs.

All members of legal advisory boards in Arizona and all others who assisted registrants on previous oc- casions in the preparing of their ques- tionnaires are called upon by Provost
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NOTICE

To all odd Fellows and their wives, all Rebekahs and their husbands;
 At s D. m. promptly June @. Satur- day, the above are requested to attend
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Business Locals
ATTENTION, MOOSE

Important business at regular meet ing tonight Initiation. Refresh ments.
 R. I. GLEASON, 576 Dictator
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Marshal General Crowder to render the same service to those who enrolled under the latest registration and who are required to fill ont and return QuestiOnnaires.
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WOLVERINE 6 ARIZONA
 MINING COMPANY

Calumet. Mich. June 19. 1918.
 The Board of Directors of Wolverine & Arizona Mining company has this day declared a dividend of twenty
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BABY ILL.

The litie dauehter of MT and Mrs. Fred Rhine is not expected to live. She is suffering from malnutritiOn. The unhappy parents left with the child Friday night for Fl Paso in the hope that the change will bring recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
CARD PARTY.

At the Country club today the host esses for the Permanent Blind benefit card party will be Mrs. Arthur Not man and Mrs. E. Fl. Broughton.
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EuNERAl TODAY.

The remains of Howard Fuller will eBe buried today at 4:30 D. m. from the Latter Day Saints church. Bishop Miles Merrill will officiate.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
ON BUSINESS.

Alexander Nurry. the local attorney. is spending a few days in Los Aage- les, being called there on legal busi- ness. He will return next week.
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FAMILY PICNIC

And dancing every Sunday at Syce- more grove, six miles from Bishee- Tombstone road. Refreshments. 5S3
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NoTicE TO THE PUBLIC

The new Odd Fellows hall will he open to the public for inspection from i2 to 10 D. m. Sunday. June 90
 II. R TAYLOR. CARL V. NELSON. N G.
 Secretary. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29

Mrs. II. Secor and daughter of this city are in Los Angeles and are reg istered at Hotel Clark.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29
RockHIIL's STAGE

Bisbee-Tombstone. Leaves Bisbee- Bisbee Auto Co, a- m., 1880 D. m. 2 Phone Bisbee 5. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-29

five cents per share payable July 90. 1918. to stockholders of record at the close of business July 10. 1918.
 CHARLES CHNNOWETH 800 SeCrctary.
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of their money and valuables but none was hurt. Five men, heavily armed, carried out the hold-up.
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City Briefs

f Y * * < % * * ! x Has anyone visited you? Or * have you entertained? If so, call * * The Review after p. m. and tell * the Society Editor, phone 39. +
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MATERNITY HOME.

Call Black 573 for terms. etc.
 A5xertisemeEt97g
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DANCE.

C S A Band Dance. Warren Park. Wednesday and Saturday. Admmis- sion 90 cents. Ladies free.-Adv. TAO
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Pnlnter and Paner Haneing

C. J. BRANDT Box l50 Phone 456
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Box 150
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IN LOS ANGELES.

. < * & * + * < * F
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The following resolution by the citi- zens of Gleeson was today received by County Attorney John F. Ross:
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
NJ CONKEYS PLAY
YORKV|LLE NINE
Locals Arrange Game With Orleans aid
Are Confident Of winning
GOOD Record.

Tho speedy Ncf'nuhry contingent that
gave N. Martins Ferry Athletics one OF
~, biggest Scarrs Of IN" entire season
on ~" Frur.s,. will gn 10 fo7kville to-
morrow to ~agr = tilt with the trnce-
busters Of that plt.:r. In n previous en-
counter the "NArHS" were victorious in
hntly contested battle. while errors
war> numerous.
%hllc K was no: the intention nt the
"NackS' 20 play InckvItie again. N" un-
oNpH"t"d diSa rr"":lSut with n" BluerS
hrNnSh: ahnu; tho change and Il was the
orly club prncurabi> for this dat" and
tH,. gam. was no! arranged until iate
AS: rv"uiuC. All NcC"nh''y players VIII
b. IN tip top shape aft"- III" remarkable"
p.-cnrnanrr -. tho other day while all
arH confident ;ha: they will win decisive
~
Y"rkv;tic nrS be"n no; "r the trail If
all i,>al agrc"cn;i0::S ard has time and
again sisted tempting challenges whlln
this club "rt"rS offers i worry 'n"nuraE-
!-g rua-..utcr wh;ch is Finre Kan any
other will IN IN. whole valley. TIL"
management ~ this nine y particularly
ANXIOUS ~ pin: IN" h"St ''!uhS aud Toy
his reason tho boys ar" not - hc de-
ni"d IN, right 10 play 2 first class "rGan-
ration.
Thu locals hav" = nat -',""-6. having
won ton of thn dozen games played and
ar,. now on the thirrr"nth. viii t prove
10 ~ 4 hnodoo? DuSan nr LOWS viii
liksiv hurt fnr ,trc local ni:," and either
will give tho OhioanS !, tough battle.
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GEN. PERSHING
Continued From First Page.)

'iylty. directing bursts -: ma"!'i:i' gun
i!r,. on Ia" rI%h, rt car In" and sending
nul q Patrol which Ht'rnItir. t. "crdpE
IL hnuS,, north If NIU>. TL'. patrol whs
easily driven hIrk. NJ III" SlW' ''in",
two "f "uT OWL men F"H ir;s''H ID" '''r'
man lines III tn" sam" region ava
brought back twr prisoners. Through
"ui the night thu hostile artillery
SHIELDED our front and rear positions IN
the right If our line. using moro than
the uAual amount al i;aS. American ar
,ilcry vigorously replied During tn"
DAY ut July thrr" WIS; some narh!n"
gun lire and srlring of the right halt
Of cur sector, but Such aEGrrSSfvcncsS
MS WAS shown - the enemy WAS d"v"l-
"rcd mainly ~ his air forces. unr"
again. however. thr American planes
showed themselves. abb /" cope with III"
situation. drivln; som" If tn" ';'rnai
machines back u."r their uwn lines.
Aerial Activity.
In rirnrdy Ia" ia! extending from
noon jun I" /" nn"m LuiY !. "nS
marked only h. III" Representatives, Of
the "Hrmy'* aIcpla-rS. Tho German
machines were mur" acliv> IN combat
than has beer the cas-" recently. They
we're fired on hy our planes AMI anti
aircraft, batteries. M results ar" a%
vet rrInrt"h. Tn" "u"mE'S artillery FIR"
was ii ruot,,ratr intensity an! WAS CON.
r"!lrrit,,d "uiy on som" # our position"
in III" vicinity "l Nrnyrs and Niil"rHs
rouru"l". N-r, few shells f'll on "nr
front liu"& IIl# u'arhin" gun iir" "rISi-
Mating mainly. fr";u IN" vicinity "f ''ha~
,"au J"rii$. mHS dIr"ri"d principally OH
"Gr lines near tanliEHy.
I'm In" Mulh"uSn >.''trr. rn July !,
tn" feature "l !!" la! MA IN" attempt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
RIVER NEWS

Tho river 1T / p. III. yesterday vas !"
feet i inches and rising The Nc
Mrrh..u dam - NJ again after doing III"
Flnn"l:nrt- Flanagan act for tn" last ~"
w..rE%. and > tull pool - cNnrrt"d AEilIn
thu morning.
Tho ,nwh"a, II. r F'l"sh"r Is laying
alongside II" wharf boat and Is p'mp-
lug 'hal craft out preparatory {" dock
IrE h"r.
Thr il"l'm T.. VA" III and "n' from
Sew MarIlrSvillr yesterday. Sh: ar
rIy"d at II 4. ~. am! departed a. =. III.
TIL, Milton left for Matam"raS al
l. - u. M yesterday.
tn" La..m ''iry arrived ~ tn" wharf
~ T. ~. last evening "n her wa from
,lrrinnati :" Pittsburgh 81" xiii ar
rIyr u, Wh".l!ug on her down TRIP sun
duv morning ~ : Il. III.
Tic Liberty viii arr'v" carly his
morning from Marietta and Viii l"aV"
"nr Mliam"ra& -, Z" Il. IN.
TIL. Verne swan i"tt y"~I"rdny m"rh-
.uG al l. urluch for F}'i*hurEh Win Z
-nrd trip. .;u" viii L." back IN the
focal port ~ /" Il. 1T. '"-niEhi and VIII
run n..r usual SUNDAY excursions "ul
r"-m"rr"w.
tn. ,';uahn ~ tic! rD n; ~" lower
end Of the wharf Contractors VIII b."
IN rhr rilv to-day to hid m III" large
amnuni Of repairs which viii h., put on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
III
BIC GOLF MEET
HUTCHSoN-EVA VS.. CUNNING
HAM-POLLoCK MATCH
IS ATTRACTIVE.
Proceeds Will &c Donated TO Red Cross
Which Adds to IntercSt-mcet
Opens Monday.

With the famous Chick r.. F:vaaH and
Jack Hutchinson. regarded as the great
est golf players. playing against our
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
PUTTING THE DUTCH WISE.

TIE HAGUE .TuIy 5-WashinCton
and tn. n,h"r "n;rat" allied governments
har., Snut L note 20 F;"llrnd for thu pu--
nos. 90 CnntF"re-;iUc statements II ia>
D..f@h pross thai Tho Associated govern
.,entS rnn:rrt plat" making CONCESSIONS
regarding tranSi; Over The l.iUrburG rail
road.
Tho not. says ''.:s would h. contrary
70 tns agror;u"Tt :Hndr With N" Dutch
S..vrr::r"u: last .in:;i. which. while 20
leasing tH> N";A.rlani government from
,.or,..;u .nra crmcutS regarding IN" tran
ST. ~ crnv", and sand - ';"r1rany. hif
no. contemplate. any concession r"ca-d-
ing tho transit 81 military supplies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
WHOSE THE MARTYR?

This is ;hr last day for party "and!-
detrS 10 file their applications for rIAc-
ing their names on the primary election
ballots. 30 sLspirlnt has had the TO-
mrrity TO file their Application for c;ln,il-
date for state senator on ne p"tiorralic
ticket Il seems ~ though no one IN
thai party is willing tn sacrifice himself
in thu S!auCh that VIII TAX" place AZ
the general clrctl"u IN November. ;tS
they all 500 thu handwriting on the
wall, and that office wilt be L blank rs
far rs ta,> Democrats are concerned.
X is expected THAI 4 number Of can
tida;"> Tor nomination On other parts
Of thr tlck", 1t both parties wilt De III
ut III" Eleventh hour ard hiH their april
cations today rs they have until mid
n; CHI tonight To do it,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
TERRIBLE CRIME CHARGED.


Special Dispatch ~ The lntclliCencer.
CIARkSlirKG. W. Va. July .
I'hars"d with throwing her tw" days old
baby through n window ~ Il passenger
train ~ Byron. This county. and killing
Il. Myrtle Coleman. an eighteen year 'lt
rnlored girl IT sutton has been jailed
1T Weston at the 'inStaNc" Of Harrison
county authorities and will he brought
herr. for trial. she declares tho baby
was dead at birth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
: Alex Cunningham anC

local champions. Alex Cunningham and
julius Pullnrk nS the feature event. in
r"r"St grows daily in the big tournament
which "lrns Monday at the country club
and many If IN" iocnl players support.
.rs ARE. even betting on their chanccsauf
h"nt!nc thr phenomenal ETuns-lIutchiSon
. combination.
Another interesting part Of this big
ma tch. which will hn staged on Friday.
tn" l2th. is that tho proceeds from tho
small admission free charged will. be
given 10 tho local chapter Of the Amer-
can Rcd Cross.
Some of the best players of the state
Will lake part IN the meet md tn" fol-
lowing program for the week will be OF
interest. -
Monday July 8.
I? a m--Qualifying round So holes"
medal play. 80,
a. m-Mec;inE nf stat" executive
committee Meeting Of tournament COM
nlttcc and drawings. =
Tuesday, July 9.
n. m-First round Is holes match
play.
H. m.-Sccnnd round IS holes. match
rinye
r'rsr round --"nrfca,nd riEhts."
-. m.--.\nnunI meeting Of association.
Election OF officers anc executive conf
mitt"c.
wednesday, July 10.
o 4. m-;nni-!Inal rounds. IS holes.
match play.
Thursday. July IL.
a. m.--Statc handicap. IS holes
media! play.
Final rounds. all flights. IS holes.
match play.
Friday, July IL.
~ m.--ExhihiIi"n match. Chick
Evans. amateur ard open champion. and
Jack" Hutchinson vs.. julie Pollock and
Alex Cunningham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

who enlisted January -. 1915. He las
t;lSt ,.ntnrlrr.~I th,. COURSE IN IL" electro
cal class vi thu coast artillery school tor
electrical engineers SHrSt. R""Sl" since
his enlistment: h:uS $p'nt twenty months
on tho Hawaiian Islands hut few
months; ago returned Ia IN" states ~
take up his electrical studies from winch
H.. recently graduated He Is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Il. HeeSl. "t IN" Rolf
apartments. whom he visited 4 few days
ago. Scrgt. Bcngle is now located ut
Fortress Monroe. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PRESS IN
PRAISE OF MR.. WILSON 8 SPEECH

LONDON. July S.--l."n'lHn morning
newspapers today in2"rs"'! President
W:lSon's speech 1T Mourt Vernon. point
nc OF, lis similarity - winston Chur"-
hiirs address trror" ;hr Ans'"-AH'"r!'2h
fellowship meeting h"rn
''Vr.e;d.n; Wilson r"-stat"!. w'th SRI
Emu authority. IN" wHr ANS OF III"
allies" ~. F:>rr"$S sad.
TIL, Ma, said that IN" Tr"stdar' state :
I'd ~, n';i.,S' var AIMS with t"r"' ana
e;.r",tn"SS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

y. m.-t.xhihiuion match. Chick
Evans. amateur and open champion. and
Jack" Hutchinson VS.. julie Pollock and
Alex Cunningham.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-08
WAS WITH BRITISH.
Captain Hall, an Iowa Man, Entered
War in 1914.

Des Moines, May Slight Capt.
James Norman Hall. Iowa's most
widely known hero of the war, full
filled an oft-repeated wish, for after
fighting under French and British
colors, his final combat was under the
Stars and Stripes.
Captain Hall was 80 years old, and
his home was in Colfax Iowa, where
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hall,
and a sister and brother reside. Hall
was graduated from Grinnell college
in 1910.
1t was Halls second misadventure
in the flight service. In an engage
ment with several German airmen
June 81, 1917, while in the service of
France, he was shot thru the lung and
was in a. serious condition for some
time Shortly after his recovery he
Joined the American forces.
Hall was tramping through Wales
when the war started in 1914. and he
Immediately Joined the British army
He obtained his discharge in Novem-
ber 1915, to return to the United
States to visit his father then seriously
i'll. He returned to France not long
after and enlisted in the Lafayette
escadrille.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-08
TO RAISE RATES?
Increase in. Both Freight and
Passenger Rates Likely.
Higher Fuel and Labor Bill
Held Responsible.

Washington, May s.-Increases in
freight and passenger rates are being
planned by the railroad administration
to meet a deficit which threatens to
reach $500. 900, 900 for the year.
While the increase to be asked of
the interstate commerce commission
has not yet been determined upon,
passenger officials here forecast a uni
form 2 Y cent rate for that branch of
the traffic Freight rates, it is be-
lieved, will be boosted approximately
IN per cent.
Rate increases are made necessary,
it is said, by the vastly greater fuel
bill-estimated at from $50, 100000 to
100000 annually-and an increase
in the payroll of over $3.50, 100000 a
year.
Big Decline in Revenue.
Added to this there has been a
heavy decline in net revenues since
January 1, as compared with last year.
The terrific weather of January and
February is held responsible for the
losses.
It was stated authoritatively today
that Director General McAdoo would
turn his attention to the rate and reve-
nue. problememmediatel after dispos-
ing of the Lane wage commissions re-
port and fuel contracts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-08
WHAT..D IT BUY?
Much Money Paid Into 1. w. w.
Lately.
In Trial Government Will Try
To Prove Graft.

chicago, May S.-What happened
to the quarter of a million dollars paid
into the l. W. W. treasury in six
months sfte- America declared war,
VIII constitute one of the govern
ments main lines of inquiry in the
Dig sedition trial here today
overriding protests from attorneys
Tor the il2 1. w. w. leaders on trial.
Judge Lands permitted an accountant
10 testify as to receipts of the organ
lzauon. Attorney Frank H Nebeker,
asserting the Il. w. w. was STEPPED
IN graft expects to use the figures
II: an effort to prove members were
led TO contribute sums for which they
received no benefit
william Haywood, secretary and
executive head of the /. w. w. claim
ed he received a salary of $50 a
month. Other workers professed
modest Salaries