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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23
INSECT CAUSES MANS DEATH.
Bites Result In Blood Poison TO Trinity
Church Sexton.

Robert II. Foster of 1924 Wawaset
street, aged so years, died in the Homco-
pathic Hospital Wednesday afternoon.
His death was caused by blood poisoning
due, it is thought, TO a bite from an
insect while in bathing. MIR. Foster
had been sexton of Trinity Episcopal
Church for number of years tie is
survived by n widow and family Fun
cral services will be held in Trinity Church
this afternoon.
Rev +. NJ. Kirkus, rector of Trinity
Episcopal Church, has returned from his
vacation to attend the funeral.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-23
Slight Fire.

Fire in a third story back room at
:}34 King street last night was eXtngulshed
by the chemical apparatus of ( he Wash
ington Fire Company The damage
is estimated at 5000
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-04-25
DRIVING CATTLE BY MOTOR
Stock Dealer Introduces Innovation
Which May Sooner or Later Rele-
gate 6roncho to Background.

A new use for motorcar has been
found by a cattle dealer In one of the
middle western states, whose business
compels him to drive extensive herds
of meat on the hoof along the roads,
says an exchange. During the hottest
part of last summer this purveyor de-
termined to drive his animals by night
In order to spare them the inevitable
suffering that attended such operations
In the middle of the day. Getting In
his car. he started the herd ahead Of
him In the road, and by throwing the
searchlight before and honking his
horn he kept the animals moving quick
ly In the compact mass.
There are instances of the use OF
the motorcar In roundup work In the
far West, so that the traditional pic
ture of a cowboy astride buckins
broncho may have to give way to one
of that leather-breeched gentleman
cuddled down into the wheel of tiex.
ible runab0ut, his lasso presumably
dangling over the windshield.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-04-25
Greatly Improve Road.

BY keeping road drag and drag
gng the road along ones land after
heavy rains the road may be greatly
improved. 1t is an easy matter to
have an agreement so each farmer
will drag the road In front OF his
farm. This would maintain the road
till the regular hands could be called
out at stated intervals or till the COM
missioner could make the repairs.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-04-25

Falls city No. 10. Guy ! i Tw,l.
The OFFICIAL bond OF james L. I ", -,
or Probate Judge. in the sum -
Eve thousand dollars w'ih i
.merican surety Go. OF N'N ''N
As surety is hereby approNeu -
me resignation OF jvhn r.
schne-shall 80 coroner ana mean u
ooicer Tor the Jerome district ~
noloLy accepted.
The r.arteri, report for tue la''
n,arser If the year 1917 and for ne
srst nuar,er OF i9lS up to February
10 of E. II. Miles, Pobate Judge Is
hereby approved.
The insurance of County Employ
aes statement of $57.10 having been
submitted by the State insurance
Manager. the Auditor is hereby OF
dored to draw warrant on Tue Cur
rent expense fund for the Sa'0
QuCunt.
The report of Walter IL. Comp Tan
Collector on the 1917 personal taxes
of Lincoln County. is hereby appr'F
ed.
Pursuant TO PROVISIONS VI N"'P'e
lifty-three session laws OF the ,al'
of Idaho for the year 1917, the stat
Ensineer having filed with the 'onn
ty Recorder statement OF the cost
ard expenses OF constructing h'a
, gates measuring devices and dam
on the following property u
, hereby ordered that the Auditor r.
sue warrant on the Current ~
/ rense Fund in the sum OF IS d..
in favor OF the State OF Idaho
2 t,agment OF the same, 1t is ilr,.
= er oroered that the Clerk cause
= motto, OF the amount Of each clali
S to be sent by registered mail TO IN
owner or owners of the dttr1
canal system. and in case payment
: not made then penalty Of 10 p'
. cent shall be added to the amour
e arl the entire amount shall be 60
7 lected with the taxes OF the owner
s owners OF the canal or ditch syste
II and the amount shall be a l'
e against the property the same
l. State and County Taxes.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-04-25

- ~ "a ~ ~ pa IA IA "a IA
Earn what you can, spend 10
~ what you must; give what -
~ you should. and save the N
- rest. p
~ - ~ ~ - - ~ n ~ Rs
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-04-25

Sixteen-Foot Roadway.
Maintain at least a 16-foot road
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-04-25

1t appearing to the Board that
Lincoln County is the owner Of lands
by reason OF tax deeds. 1t is here
by ordered that the following lands
be sold at public auction according
to law and that the Clerk give due
notice OF the sale OF same according
to law. Further that the date on
which the following described pro-
perty shall be sold is
SW Y NEA S2-4-16.
NANEA and NE u NWA 7-4-ls
NJ SEA 17-6-1S
ElsNEA 22
els
W1aNW 23
SWA SEA 23-6-1S
NEA NEA Pills
NhSEA 22-7-16
SEA SEA S-9-17
Sc NV 29-7-17
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-11

discretion Of the court-martial upon
anyone who attempts 10 create. be.
gins, causes. cxcites. or Joins In" mu.
tiny or sedlticn, but the liability 10 tho
extreme punishment does not stop
there. Anyone who, being present at
II mutiny or scditious outbreak, does
not "do his utmost 10 suppress IT,"
may be punished by the execution of
the death sentence, as II he had been
an organizer Of the scditlon himself
Also. anyone who has reason TO be-
lievc that n mutiny Is about TO occur
or that scdItlon is being stirred up
must report the matter In full TO his
superior officer on puin of incurring
the same punishment us an actual mu.
tineer.
Making known the counterslgn"
and forcing safeguard" are purely
military offenses for which the death
penalty may be imposed. Relieving
the enemy" may cover n number OF
military crimes against ones country.
and "harboring the enemy" or direct.
ly or Indirectly" giving him amy sort
OF Intelligence is punishable by death
ut the discretion OF the courtmnrtial,
Many Touching storiea
The tragedy OF sleeping on post hn,
furnished some OF the most famous
and touching stories In the history OF
our own and other lands. Everyone
has heard the story OF Llncoln's for
gtvcness OF the country boy who. tired
by long campaign. slept at his SEN
try post. An English soldier, writing
OF his experiences In this war. tells
how he found young sentry asleep In
an important point OF watch. and OF
the agony OF mind that preceded his
decision that he must report the youth
whose neglect OF duty might have had
terrible consequences for his COM
rades and the army's position.
Anropos OF the war departments
order that death sentences passed up
on soldiers In this country be referred
10 II for review. 1t Is recalled that
Lincoln In 1861 ruled that no army
death sentence should be executed un-
I'll he had personally examined all the
circumstances and facts In the case.
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-11
eleven 0FFENSES PUNISHABLE BY
DEATH IN UNITED STATES army
Sentence Of Sleepy Senes With the Army in France Calls Attention
to 0fenses Which May Be Punished by Hanging or Shoot
ng-0eah Sentence Is Mandatory Only in Case
Of Spy-Many Touching Stories

Washington. American SOL
iicrS. sentenced ~ death (or sleeping
ou sentry duty in the frout.line trench
cs In France may Ne saved from the
laws extreme penalty by General Ter
Shlne's action In sending the records
ct their cases 10 Washington tor ~
Ncw. General pcrShlng has authority
e. carry cat the sentence NJ the court
martial, hut it Is only on foreign soil
that such power lies In the Command
inc eencrsl's hands for by an order VI
December - the war department at
the suggestion " the president, ruled
that M death sentence In the army
forces In this country could he exc
cuted before review " tho case by the
department, So far as is known here,
the only execution " an American sol
dicr in France ur 10 the rrcscn, time
has been that ~ Private 7. Caduc,
hanged In November Tor assault and
murder " a French girl
Punishable by Death
Under the laws ~ the American mil.
itary organization. II cNcnscs are pun.
ishahle by death, although thcae are
vsrously suhdlvidci, Spies must sui.
fer the death penalty, and theirs is the
only oTense fOr which the death sen.
tence is mandatory, For murder and
rape, punishment must. accorilne 20
the ruling. Ne either death " lie I'm
rvisonmont; II the death sentence Is
Imposed s, is by hanging. SPIES arc
usually hanged, alsN because, 20 quote
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-11
1sss 81 Q Msn.

The ten of q man 10 whs, ~ 10
ah,s b "a Rhin~eoaes srsrkie h1'
they Soas Gu, slAa-Miivankce
xsW
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-11
CUT DOWN ON STAR B0ARDE3
Boston Committee Plans for Special
eoarders Pledge Card In
That City.

Boston.-A special boarder's pledge
card may soon be In circulation In this
city as means Of food conservation
In boarding houses. This Is not a new
boarding house joke, but a plan OF the
woman's committee OF the Council OF
National Defense. or course the
boarding house patron will protest
against conservation OF food-he al.
ways has-hut without results. Here
is the card the woman's Committee
would have hoarders sign:
a. at present n boar,ier In this city.
hereby accept membership In the
United States food administrator.
pledging myself, MS a patriotic duty.
to cooperate with the proprietor In
the conservation ot meat. wheat
sugar and fats, according 20 the III.
rections and advice Of the food ad
ministrator."
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-11

The manual ot regulations. death by
hanging is considered moro ignomn.
iouS than death ny shooting" Hang.
ing, the rule continues, "is the usual
method ~ execution designated In the
case ot spies, " persons guilty of mur.
der In connection with mutiny, or
sometimes for dcScrtion In the facc o,
The enemy; hut In the case of purely
military oGensc, such MS sleeping on
lNhSi. such sentence. when imposed. is
usually TO hc shot to death with mus.
kciry' For the sake of example, and
10 deter others from committing like
ofcnSes, the death sentence may.
when deemed advisable, be executed
In the presence ot the troops Of the
cnmmand.'"
Al Discretion OF ceurt.MartiaL
The other eight oTenscs or groups
of oGcnscs, listed as punishable BY
death leave the penalty 10 the dlscre-
ton ~ the court.martlal. Death or
such other punishment as the court.
martial may direct" is the usual word.
ins of the army regulation. The Of.
tenscs are cowaniicc. In any one Of q
variety ot ways; sleep or drunkenness
On sentry post; doseriion or the incite-
meni 10 o. assistance In deser;ion; at.
tack upon superior officer or insub.
cNi,nsio1; inutiny or selition; max.
ING known the ooun;ersign: forcing
safeguard; relieving the enemy With
ammunition "or any other thing" or
harNorius Or giving intelligence TO the
eacmy.
In the oScnsc Of neglect 81 sentry
duty which is betrayal oi rcspan.
siNiljU whose seriousness has made
q al almost untorsivahle crime against
military law, the letter ~ the rcg,i.
lauon rccaSalzcs no difference between
being asleep and being Intoxicated.
The ruling reads: "ARy scn,lnel who
Is found drunk or Sleeping upnn his
rnst. ~ who leaves q before ne Is rec.
ulsr,y relieved shall, II the o,ensc bc
committed Ia time ~ war, suffer death
" such other punishment as a court.
martial may decree II Is further
provided that the fac; tha; the sc.
cuscd had been previously overtaXcl
by excessive suari duty is no; a de-
tense. although evidence 10 that c1cc;
may be received as cxienuaton 81 ,Ae
NfcnsN~ The point is distinctly made
that The sentry who noeiccts his dup
has Unparalleled no one knows how
many thousands oi his fellows and
q may he crucial position 10 his
cNuniry's cause Whether he vas In.
toXicAtcd or merely asleep is In the
letter .. the lGw. q minor matter.
lrsussrsinatlen.
The rale regarding insueorilnstioa
IS vcsy s;rSct. II reads:
ANY person suStcS 10 military law
who On ASy pre;ense whatever, strikes
Als superior ctscSr or drawn or n.ts m
any weapon seslns; him. being IN re
oXcrutioa q, his oficc, or vslfuIly do
obey. any lawful osmmsad o. HE su.
rer1o5 oGccrs saail suser death cr
such S;ser panlshmcn, as q ocur1<nsr
,itl may s,rNct."
u 10 explained. howsvcr. that THE
accs ~, sprJ to The striking q. aa
asicc IN Legitimate se,f-se.cnse-
ana, o, ccur>c sn cftccs Who 1rsscs .
mhs under Nm Ia lssse 10 severe pun
issmen;.
kslcs regarding runisAmcni for mo.
tiny ~ scsit'un srs INCLUSIVE Tue
eesh ccos'sy nay s ,nrcscd Of IL
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-11
THINKS ITS A CATALOGUE
Greek Returns Questionable Saying
There Was Nothing en- List He
Cared 20 Buy.

Tulsa, osla.-Mls;nsine his cues.
tionnalre for catalogue. Ysidore Or.
tadc. Greek, living at Escale. re-
turned Il 10 his exemption hoard with
note, written In Greek. saying there
Was nothing In the list he wished 10
purchase.
Another qucs,ionns.re, returned ey
Mexican was accompanied by a
note which stated that the man could
90; read United States. but knew IL
was 10 help the war, 50 inelosed a IS
bill.
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-11

hvd r. Rurkey, q 0vs VA vet.
ersn sr~d cshty, Il rhisdssrhsa.
tAkcs :Smi's mte tw his daily sr,
eretsN
John S'crsA ~so Ass essa v~s,ias
f"r q hearing IN the Sace CAa~l Nm
b" saln~d - rcasdh n a. Sises
ocntAa b ~ bsoa SAsrN
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-11
MUCH IN LITTLE

A London tailor. a~~a by the dan.
81, Accompanying enemy rN,ds Nu,i,
himself duscut In shs hssenaen, os
his store with M'cs Of cloth. A va,
once csAdal insr~c,ed u and dee,arS,
4 Ahsc,utely enah prsS
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-11
ree p-espe~eva

res prespe-eVa
y see where country editor died
TIE other day
WHAT'S rsrn,rkahe about tAs;'
Ccuauy editors donT I've forever
Quite true; es; the press dispatch
s;A,cs TIA; TIL, man vas q Conspicuous
eSsre or TIE pUnlie square os s,s town
hecsuAs he si~ays wore q slit hn, and
q frcck coa'."
~rca can't tell ne he ~ss q cooa,ry
editor and nothing ne~a That FELLOW
uuss have owned stcch IN tSe village
esnk"-h:rm,nshan AseHenid.
Crittenden record-press., 1918-04-11

The comfort commi;,ce o, the Navy
league 81 the United States hss To-
stalled IN ia headquarters eevcrxi
knitting machines for masias sweat
erS mrfsers, sccks and other wearing
aTparc fs -our boys -ovef here-
and over there" The Immediate
seca o. these necessities and In an.
ticlgation o: the cpormous amour; os
,hcss articles which u4ll se needed by
the soys in the Hoxi call Is respcaxih,s
for the action taken hy the Navy
icasce ney have found that q pair
of sceks can be turoca cut On q nj.
chine IN IS n'nu.cA An appeal Aas
cccn scof GO; 10 cur patriotic kn;i.
tcrs to opcn,e nschisss instead q
knitting hy hhnd and tscrcAy sv~s1
~ The vcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
.RFD CROSS COMMITTEES READY
FOR FIRING Of THE OPENING Gun
SPLENDID MEETING WAS AELD
LAST EVENING AT TIE MAR-.
KET AUDITORIUM.
Twenty Teams Will Take Part In 'Hs
Big Drive Which Starts Next
Tuesday.

Nh"",;ng mas n.!cr faI'""r' - M:
,,,,. s;.;.... tin war .,ar:',! n''i III n:
EFFORT; ~ 1u; -" big E'L cross "T'N'
over viii /. oven fu"rs successful IMAM
~ tie, big T.rt~.rI: loan drives. NJ thc
,ncetin. ha;d last evening at tn" W MOI
ing cr,nrn.rcial Associations rooms III
IN. Narhe: Auditorium. packed mouse
erected the chairman when h. .nt"''"s.
.rb,,. meeting .xr...l",i AL expectations
IN ever way and was IN" OF IN" Sc"a :
80. .r.- h.ld b. committees -; ANY or
SAniz,t;i"n
-. - Na:l" preside! a$ chairman n7.I
john e. Lynch. a. secretary. IN" c"'H
,n;,,..S reported .ha; AL districts w'ri
rad, Win III" rN'.pti"u 81 Film ''r"N'
which would b. r-ad> L. :" "'r'"TN "a"
,.,-n;nc Thu. "u.:rs count: - 'h'F-
,u-h,r n-sau,zed ant will launch ~
nis ,ir:v- ~, n">t T:t"s1!AE WITH p'"h'F
(. ,;:@r
Thor, ar" IL ali ""niT ;'aH.S anG
each x rr;upnS"tl 90 ''u 'n"H. WI" " =
wu-k 10 III; thc a;t.t!" 49,. t'i"T' " ~
h. nu,,-,iay meetings .':,":' day IT !HH
Mrl.uv.> Hotel wh"n ITO countries :
will maxi, tlIrr rri"T'@
T7?.. r"p"r: l,r. ". r"wnrE az ma
-Four Minui. Men reported thai ih"i'
work was coming along nice = ana tna'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18

Girls Dance Tonight.

\ G',..d"d!y feminine h'ia!: 81, -
;iir dIn..nr party ihrS evening - IA.
lsl.!Id ,.lub runn;S. winch has been a.
ranged hy II rrour, &c ra;-!";;,' girls. wmo
;,lIu 80 .,u::ih'It" tl"' no. salts a.
cr,I.us .r"Iu >t,r.. :" 10. Wheeling chap.
;cr ii 'li" i;"i 'r"s.
iuvl'ati"nS {" ih'> ':nHiu,' 3:tnIr hnv~
ben Perceived u. :, iars. number If To-
cal ynrnE iadm's. ;tud : * ant!rl"ti"d
iha, h...n enjoyment will :" derived hY
th.. guests N III" v"rT crc"n'rIriiy ~
IN" inn"" ~ oil m"inh"rs - tn"
S:"rnrr s,A ar. barred Croiu IN" pleas
ur"s 81; the evening. HI girls leading n
ih- dances VII hr designated by small
badges TIL" thread "r patriotism Will
h. f"' IN IN" cnIir" evening"" gather
ing. IN" rnu&I" will b. a. thai order. In"
dcrurHii"nS also III keeping with SANE
and Miss Virginia Hodge will r"nd""
"I.a,id" IN KHAKI" during N" i!;"rT;"-
Sion Th" jniii",i guests ar" aS follows
Misses ll"I"n t:iIr. Martini I"lviE
Ada iiuunrs"n. N.u Y Rr"ka%. Vera
M,.l:lrry. En;h H"nn"s,.n. Sarah
Er"kaw. Bill" i,rrh. Edith Eonn. SEQ.
Virginia ElE. Dorothy ';r"ic. l'"-"th"
Stanton. Wilma %"h"n"rl.iu W!lda Mar
shalt Marirr.r Mcy"-. Hir@ mia h'l;"ru".
S'"!ia N"fu"r. Mildred ''arr"iI. lI"i"n
f:"lF. virginia li"her. Mam:" S'"".'.
lrmu scheme rlcrn. Margaret ';r"Eah. AdA
conrad Erriha Nurtz. Ii""n ';au.. l"s"-
ph:n" "'nnu"l! Nc!.i EI'rhi". huiE
Mr~'onn"iI K VI h =: " Il n =.
Adelaide, l:arhmau. lE"!"H Hidden. Sara
E:"IIuE i.uril:" iirCE"r. NH'h"r'n E"iS-
To- Nl-n,uII MAJ. T.. II tlrErn MH,'t,tn".
Eu.h kir!,. I;h'.. Mu';lu,nphr. Sara Real
man, !I"."m t;1"t=". EIUr"n." re" Sara
Gortz1. ii"lrH tnrt"u. fl!:.ah"; Klein.
ka:l"rru lI"rv",. Mnr:hr Nay. Angola
Each,nan. kr:h,rym Khan. r;l'zah"'n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18

,,-,,c,,r..,,,s had boon -nmrl"t"d fn'
having ";-h, m-a IN ",sht '.'tf>7 "":
,.nur. hes az. SANTA. ~" |t;H viii hiSr
! h' r~I"r.d and Hi;,ny 1t them vii as"
| SPEAK IN III 'hur'h"> - IA 'ilF IN
! sunday AID ;.AIt tHH Dali '"i''"r'
w H. abhu.I Of ;hr Wn:tuk"rL;!"ss-
nor company !: chairman OF tn" indus
! ,r;.,l division and Will with his ihrcc 81.
! able. assistants cover the larger !a"-
! tories IN :: thorough manner. 50 trat
.h.rr Will h. un la" spots !"!t en-
| touched ~ an .! 'h' c''Sh'!'''~;H III
that lin"
.'hari.S NJ fri"hun appeared before
H.. r,..":in= and $ta;c,I thai 'iunn"r nc
pew would D.. m InII'! at ;h". Court th':.-
, 'rr "n Su''IrT t:t'rU"Un ami mas NJ"
VAS Splrn"'i :.''-aN'r. \ '"ro'o III
E'taI'"h - '>''''''" !" '''
West I.tb-r,. VS. r"p-'%' a'"'! ltSt
evening n~ !.:"f. !. y. :Glw az the
W.s; I.l!,. rty Normal school ard n"
.,tat.,i lhn; H.. district would respond
II, = nohI.. ,ngnn"-
! n.-norI IIaua,1r. chairman -. the
Eli, : aIS,, ready WA his organize
,,n., Of arn ,r.,nbrrs for thu hig cuun'rv
,;riy.. and i-a>.. il. - ,ir"m for tina:
nnr:inu q: "a. work.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
Red Cross Jottir gs.

The local ,ha1'rr'> rooms az tn" E"h
ross >nc,"Iy VIZ" open last evening Tor
IN" usual Friday night session. Wh"h
resulted n a :.pl"ndIh number ~ SurEi-
,al workers taking advInlaT" ~ thr SEES
sion. Mrs. IL. =. Whitaker III" general
head Of this department az III" local
rooms. va present last evening ana per-
%unaIN. took ,harE" "f ia" dressings
.Th" sewing department. Ton. showed i
fair sized atIruhaIi.'". with Mrs. NJ. WIZ
son ,r:,it, in ;h,. rrl, "t chairman:
While ,h- I:rd r'r"*S society ~ ih~
.cui,r If attraction Tor III" loyal women
ue Tho city. ilr. younger element ar" hN-
w,s, a<si,!un,Si> Engaged III lh"I- junior
r,d truss n,;rvI!IrS. Yesterday after
u,un Mrs W T.. Lear and Mrs. e. -
%,..!. visited IT." -. I"S"ph'S academy
,,,,c~ md we're aStuuiSh"d y. no
amount OF hide garments III" various
classes of ,hIS institution hdN'' A'r'a"1
rourI.,,,I for III" destitute. E"lgHnS. "n'
what * So marvellous dn"Ei me "'"''''''
.,i.rr,,n. az this schools sewing is the
n.-t,rtinu with whm'h each hrt'r' h"S
hcru ,pnmplr:rd. I'm addition !" won
j.rful assortment Of wearing aiPH''''
;l.s. rur.lS hHv" Eniii'd thr''' larf
,r,i,ulan,r. .,rnf":i"rS. "'l'h "' WIZ"
La. rnbrn,,irr..h across thc r'n'"r 81 nv"
E,d i'r"S$. iii" nam. -. ''"S'''' y
Academy Thr.. similar rF"i"r'"rS O.
..r,,, siz, a., also included IN IN" assert
m"n'.
rh, students q: Mt ~. i'hhnial arc
similarly ,nCrr.d ~ ;h'% WORN ~ l"'
Iun.ur Erd cross. "a"l class N'"'""
IN. r.,r.:l!i"n :r"r'"d az" ">'hihE 81 '"' l"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
.BELLAIRE IS after ~:
BIG NATIONAL MEET
CITY ACROSS THE RIVER II MAX
ING EFFORT TO LAND ZIG /;
GLASS CONVENTION.
has Secured Enough Money to Bring
the Big AFFAIR to City-Is
working Hard.

\ permanent committee has been
formed al Rollaire for the purpose OF
securing tho 1919 4. i. 6. ". U. ma
tinnal convention. and are now hard at
work securing Il large fun 10 put the
big event across. Fred +. Houck says
that already large subscriptions have
been received and that The committee
is SURE to h;,v" more than the necessary
amount OF money 10 make the campaign
h success.
Treasurer +. j. lIouck IS acting as
chairmr "t III" committee; William
NryScr nt the Bcllairc Leader is sccree'
:ary. and lIeor2c Ball is treasurer.
Plans are also being made TO show
tho famous t;aZan film and VI. W. Gaud-
ing. ~: rh" E;IasSwnrknr. who has re-
c"iTcd numerous requests to attend the
showing. is trying tn arrange his plans
=" hat II" will b. able tn be present at
This OCCASION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18
SIDE TALKS
THAT ENEMY-HASTE
BY RuTg cAMERoH.

So,rrnnr was telling us. ~" "'h"f
d:,y. about Ih' h"atiEg system cS|"Hi'S"-
ed IN Il large factory.
Tho system had heated tn" factory
very Success fully. hut ii had not hc'h
Installed in thu most economical WY
and experts estimated that huhd"edS "'
ions uf coal could have b""n saved U!
u more. carefully thought cut system.
Think Of wasting Coal
-: COURSE, eel! IN" was hurriil'" ~
the waste - anything :" lnilhtc'!
rr,ri,nis as ,.unl AMI thor" was INC US
nal rhuttls Of horror AMI condemnation
In which ! joined.
DO You Always Spend Your Clothes
Appropriation Wisely7
Thai afternoon II "hnn'"d 'hht' W.
uyrrhaiilinE my las; summers Whr"F"''
with y view - wedding out ana r'1l"Na ~
ing. ono garment wmS = dress "'"EH
I,s, summer. which | had worn lat IT.
rl.. and %hi'h dIslIk"f :" in''nS''H
ina, wanted to give il AVA. AS
,r,kru al II and questioned whether
uurh; tn IT'S. To wear II ar not. q sum
,I,n ,r,urhi ra.r. to me: This is nm
r<,rn1I, uc the SORT "f mistakes You
max, in sp.pdtni, Suiir clothes arprnprl-
alton You MAX. on" ever! t1icc III i
uhil,. ,Ynr are not trying 1" rh'ht
v,,urs,lf ,.r anvnn" else: YOU are JUST 40
ing tn. best YOU can. and stu y"li MAKE
mistakes III the way You sPcha t"a'
MONEY
Tho corrolary is self evident.
Following the SON" "harH"'. III! MN"
went back IL my On" "AI"rrh'' 81
building.
p,d YOU ever build a house"
Did You Moke Any Mistakes When You
Built Your House7
md did YOU get "Na"tiE "na' Wv.
wanr"d" And did y"u spend every ''n'
Of The rh"n"y III thu wIS's' WY p'SS'-
hl.," or d;! y"ai fIrn yuurS"I! !saE'hE'
Next ;m" hEili - h"GS''. Will ""'
do thus aud So.
VAST, may w. III" ar'h-"h"th! gu
Dam. Thn. hut Hast - tE: no means
~ h. considered her ir"'ud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-18

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!nn,;:'l Fresh. t.rln" rh'iT'!. si"'d m ~
t,.r.S:InE ~ we'll HS I''i"7thhi ''"S'h
sr$> inn ,"$l"r!aN AFTERNOON Ter me
urrS"ut years W"rE. Ia" literary pro-
gram proved r%r-."iaily Ihl"T"StlnG' "'A'
Percy callahan discussed y 'm'h|'"E
Snlthw,S:" :" 2 G'r'p'T absorbed group
white Mrs.. ll",!"rt pirnSt";'h 'a'k pr
,.ID,I Ia "Pruhi"nIS aud Fr"RT"SS.
,,,,rh ;nu;,. x over ui kc,'n SiSnf!'anC".
!;.,.,r,s wy" also ~it"n from HON" aud
foreign rr' >h!'rrIan n""i'nTS.