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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-02-25
U. S. BUILDING MANY SHIPS

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-More
than one-third Of the war vessels and
merchant ships called for by the pro-
gram of the United States government
are building in shipyards along the
Delaware river, according to figures
which have just been made public
with the permission of the Emergen-
cy Fleet Corporation. The tonnage
contracted for, according to govern.
ment officials, has transformed the
Delaware valley into the greatest
shipbuilding center in the world.
w. ID. Ferguson, representative
OF the Emergency Fleet Corporation
estimates that an army of about S.
600 shipworkers will be required to
complete the 272 ships, including war
vessels, contracted for by the eleven
shipbuilding plants between Trenton
and Delaware City.
Work on l2O cargo-carriers at the
new government yard at Hog Island
is progressing and this plant is en-.
gaging to turn out 100000 addition.
al tons in 1918. More than 2,25O. 900
tons will be the Delaware rivers first
quota in the fleet which Uncle sam
relies on to help win the war.
At the new shipyard at Bristol, Pa,
forty ships are contracted for. Here
more than 5000 men are at work and
/ il is expected that 10000 more will
b" necessary to complete the vessels
on schedule.
Ten vessels are being constructed
| at another new yard at Cornwells. Pa.
The force there of 500 men will be
/ increased to 1000. At a well-known
. Philadelphia shipbuilIing plant moro
than 60 ships are to be turned out
. Most Of these are government craft
on which more than 5000 men arc
engaged. Another thousand is need
ed.
In the big yard at Camden, n. J..
across the river from Philadelphia
200 men are building twenty-fouI
ships. More workers are needed hero
also.
Two yards at Gloucester, n. J., are
turning out siytocn ships with a force
Of about 5000 men. Twice this mum
Der OF -shipworkcrs is needed.
Two large plants. one a new one
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-02-25
Pafr0FaiZe
the merchants who adj
vertise IN this paper.
Theywill treat you right
APPLICATION NO. 4744

Notice of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
OF the State of Nevada
Notice is hereby given that on the
Goth day of November, 1917, in &C
cordance with Section SO, Chapter
li0, of the Statutes of 1913, Liberty
Gold Mines Company, a corporation,
OF Loyelock County of Humboldt. and
State of Nevada, made application
TO the State Engineer of Nevada for
permission to appropriate the public
waters of the State of Nevada. Such
appropriation is to be made from Lib
erty Spring No. 3, at Il point whence
TO Il corner to Secs. 6 and Z. It. AZ
~, X. 81 E, NJ. d. Il. & NJ. Bears S.
SO So f. 1856 feet. by means of
ditch, pipe and flume, and one cubic
foot per second is to be conveyed to
the SEA SEA, Sec. l. 4. AZ ~, r.
81 f., NJ. d. B. & NJ, by means OF
ditch, pipe, flume, tanks or reservoirs,
and there used for mining and milling
purposes. Water TO be returned to
stream at a point whence to 4 Corner
OF Secs. and 7 T. ~ N, X. 50 E, NJ.
D. B. * NJ, Bears S. SO L. 243O feet.
SEYMOUR CASE,
State Engineer.
First publication Feb. G, 1918.
Last publication March Is, 1918.
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Of this notice. or their claims will be
forever barred.
Dated this 9Th day OF February,
1918.
JAMES DYSART,
Administrator OF said Estate.
First publication Feb. z. 1918.
Last publication Feb. %. 1918.
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WARNING

Hunting. FIshlng and Shooting It
strictly prohibited on ell OF our
ranches. on MRry's River arc both tbs
SeTenty-One ranches. Tresspasserz
will be prosecuted according to law.
Nevada I.s,d r Livestock Co
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GOVERNOR APPOINTS
SUCCESSOR TO HUGHES

TRENTON. n j., Feb 25.-Thc
governor has appointed David BaCld,
republican Of Calitou, 10 succeed the
late United states democratic scna.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-02-25

First publication Feb. 20, 1918.
Last publication. Feb. %, 1918.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

Tho weekly meeting ut the Improved
Order nf Red Men. Will hc hold IN their
hall on Fifth street this evening.
Roy H. Words. WAS able 10 im At his
office yesterday after being laid mp with
IN attack 81 tho humps.
Miss Madgc IIcatun is recovering at
his homo after q several days Illness
Of tho mumrs.
Mayor james Raiston loft yesterday
morning for Cleveland. to drive home Il
lew Chandler ear.
Mrs. Nelson Hooking. returned last
evening from Camp sherman. after
spending several days'wj:h her hu"land.
Or =. II. Wilson returned yesterday
morning after making Il professional call
III CuyahuSa Falls.
Tho choir of tho First NJ. +. church.
will hold IL regular weekly rehearsal Il,
III" church this evening.
The miners north IF the city received
their regular Semi-monlhly pay y'stcr-
day and Il large sum was handed out.
Miss Flora Marker is confined In her
homo on North Sixth street. with IN.
mumps.
Thomas Bowen. who Is in training a.
Camp Sherman. arrived home yesterday
on q ton day furlnugh.
Mrs William RowI"y has returned
hons after Il weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Steub"nvillr.
t. X. 1ToEH has returned hnrrc aftt r
an extended business trip 10 Pittsburgh
and other points
\ large brush fire on tho hill west OF
tho city last evening attracted IN" at
tcnti"n cf tn" residents.
Vaudeville will again bc tho f"atur"
ut tho Rex Thr;ltr" this evening and
also m Saturday evening.
Thomas Watkins. "f This city. wan
given special permission by tn" draft
! board to enlist in the Marines.
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BIC PARADE At
BENWOOD TO-DAY
PLANS FOR FORMATION OF PRO.
cEssroN coMPLETED-EvERY
THING IN READINESS.
Will March to McMecheu to Attend
Mammoth Marshall County Loan
Drive Mass Meeting.

tunpl"t" plans fnr thu line Of march
and the formation of tn" procession
h;v" been made Tor III" ifiG lit"rtE
Loan parade 10 hr staged IN B"nwuod
this evening. The participants are ~
imrtcd |" Curm in front At the %itE ball
al 6:3n o'clock.
The procession will hr headed ny the
Greater Wheeling baud. TN" procession
Will march dowu Main street thence
along Marshall street. from where they
will prr,'"dc /" In" high school at Nc
Mrch"u at which plaC" patriotic mass
nIr,'linE viii he held III lii" interest OF
tn" Marshal county l-Ihrrt! loan drive.
The pro-" sion Will line up rs fol-
lows: H"lhrI 10y TIA" ,;rc:tt"r Wheeling
band the chief IT police and his force;
veterans nf TIA" civil war Viii come next
in III" automobiles with tn" mayor.
clark Sprouts: thirty soldiers who are
hom,. nn furluugh from Camp Sherman
viii come over from Ecllair" I" TAX"
part AIS" Il number of furl"uEhrd men
If R"nwnrd. they will follow tn"
mayors automobile: rcNl tn" First ward
North end and crutrr Brnwnod SCHOOL
rhildrrn also Ihr students rf Union high
school. followed b. the Fourth and Fifth
ward rirrn"I. the citizens will hc Ih"
last IN lIr. lin" If parade. Everybody
will hr provided with flags. and In"
business hn:ISrS ard residents along the
linz "r march Will Il" Decorated with
flags and bunting.
Upun arriving III M"Mrchrn lhc% will
fIl" i:uu tn" S,'h,"'l h"uSr Ia listen Ia
several n"t"d SPEAKERS. who viii speak
in behalf Of tn" loan campaign. An
uvrrIluw meeting VIII hr held i'll the
Methodist church al MrM"chcn. and the
SPEAKERS will b. exchanged.
Thu Sp,"th"rS are Judge T.. ". Ms
hit and Captain II. t. Matthias. The
latter is n Canadian who has spoke be-
fore several large audiences: III Wheeling
in behalf Of thu l:cd ,'r"ss and Liberty
uAlI drive.
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son. an old fashioned lunch was


The annual banquet OF Bctlalre Chap
ter Order Of the Eastern Star will be-
held this evening i'll the dining room
of tbs Christian church. Tho ladies OF
tho church will serve tho menu.
Mrs. \. O. Lillcr is i'll at her home in
South Bellairr
John Whaleu> is spending n few days
with friends ut Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. It"wAr,i Thompson lett
yesterday for an automobile trip L"
Washington. y. &.
Charles Fred is i'll at his home on
Gravel Hill.
Mrs. $. c. Norton left yesterday for a
visit with her daughter AT East Liver
pool.
TIL. annual party cf the Sophomore
class III the nigh school will be held
this evening in the high school audi
forum. y program will hc carried out.
f. VI wilkes Of BarneSville- has re-
turned home after visit with local
friends.
charles Pracht has returned from
visi, ut r'ollanShen.. ". Va.
Mrs. VI. l.. Elackburn is visiting her
daughter Mrs. .. Howell Of Steuhcn-
,.iilr
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Personals,

Mr. Hubert Rinrhurt and family arc
moving from their residence on Fourth
street 10 South Chapline street. Wheel
iuE
Mrs kinSev rusack returned yrstcr-
ia, from Hundred. ". Va. where she
has been spending ;hc last few days WIS.,
i:ing relatives.
AIR Thomas Sharp has returned TO
hi,. duties with the Wheeling TRACTION
,nmpary. after having been quit" III
with lagrppr.
Mrs. sidney pNmpster leaves shortly
for PhoenIx.5 Ariz.. where she Will join
her husband, who has hrcn residing
rhrr., for t,a>-i few months for the ben
eft Of his health.
Mrs. Shcnlnu MARBLE has been spend
,nr ,hc mas, week with relatives in
MuundSvilc.
Mrs. W. 4. Bnwcrs will leave shortly
eor Rufralu. - V. whore she will visit
i,rr daughter. Mrs. Z. RI. ins;.
IN. social which waa held in tn"
basement At III" Christian church las;
.,vrnlng by the 'L"yal Daughters
urnvcd n h'' quite success and quito
a neat sum was realized.
Mrs E n. Yus, and daughter Of Ruf-
rnln, y. Y. were visiting Mrs. less"
N.,rnIr If south Marshall street rcstrr-
-.
Miss Edna Bowers.
Mrs august Ec!nke and son. Robert
nc rnrkvirw arc the guests OF Mrs
,cnE,'s mother. Mrs. T.. Rcidlc. ri Mar
shall street.
Mr. John oliver ~ erecting new
garage in the rear OF his residence on
Marshall street
Erss laugh uf Cleveland. o.. Is vis-
uing Todd i.utsrns of Eleventh street.
III. Standard hearers "r III" Mctho-
dis. E.uIS,,rp;ll church vii! meet This
evening 4; uhr home Of Mrs. J. Nc
t'luSky on seventh street Tho evening
iviII L." spun: III social diversions ana
=, 4 scasonahl- hour iiGht luncheon
will be served.
Mrs John oliver has received word
from her son. flva- VIII" has h"en in n"
l. = Navy Training station ~ No"
YORK;. fha! II" has left for 'hN"r There
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LIBERTY LOAN RALLY
AT MARTINS FERRY
A BIG PATRIOTIC MASS MEET
ING AT HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
Private Teddy oBrien 10 Give Talk
and Present Medal to Local Boy
other Martins Ferry News.

All arrangements hav" been comPlet-
cd for he great Liberty Loan meeting
which Will DC held in the high school
auditorium thiS rr"nIng 1T O'CLOCK.
The meeting will br held In observance
Of the holiday dccl~rcd by President
Wilson. ard all are cordially invited to
attend the meeting. Private TEDDY
ORricn. who saw three years service
on the French bat:lciields. will be pros
cnt and give IN interesting talk. Sew
oral other patriotic talks will be given
by prominent speakers and treat is IN
store tor all who attend
During the meeting the government
medal. wh!rh WAS given TO all Boy
Scouts who sold a certain amount az
Liberty bonds during the second cam
paigu, will be awarded 20 Scout Hutch
lsou. who made a wonderful record our
ing thu las; campaign. The medal Is Il
gold ono and will he highly priced ny
the owner.
Another interesting feature IN con-
uectiDu with the meeting VII ne lhs
showing OF The patriotic PICTURES
France in Arms" which was recently
released by the Rcd Cross. The pictures
will b. shown under the auspices OF the
high school. and they arc SAID to be the
fines, war pictures ever shown here.
Our hundred BOY Scouts from Wheel
ing will be, over this evening - take
pur; in the meeting. and it IL likely that
,h,.r will CIV" 4 short partd" over the
principal streets 0f the cay. The IN
dicatlons are that thu meeting Will he
one Of The Creates, patriotic meetings
ever held in .hiS city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
", NJ, ANKROM OF
WOODSF|ELD SAYS
HE'S ENCOURAGED
Bought a Second Bottle OF Nerv-
Worth Because First Bottle
Helped Him.

The following entirely new endorse
nent was very recently given 10 r.
d. TAYLOR. Wentworth druggist Al
Woodsfeld. by ". NJ. Ankrom. a we'll
known Route Three man OF that sec
ton:
81 saw Wentworth advertised IN
The GAINESVILLE TimesRecorder. and de-
cided to purchase one bottle from T.
y. Taylor, N'oodsfeld, Ny trouble Is
nervousness. ] feel so much encour'
aged after taking the one bottle, l am
buying two bottles today. one Tor my
self and one for my son.
wv. NJ. ANKROM.
''Noodsfleld, Route Three.
Baers Drug Store sells Nerv-Worth
in Wheeling. Your dollar back II the
tonic doesn't help YOU.
Wentworth is sold in WarTood by
". f. Mcnamara; Fulton, Fulton
Pharmacy; MinGo Junction, Moore
Eros: Martins Ferry, Ralston & Park
or; st. Clairsville. Patterson & Sons;
GAINESVILLE, Hillcs Bros: Cameron.
Cameron Drug Co.: Sistersville, c. B.
Disduc: New Martinsville. Hornbrook
Drug Store: Moundsville. ]. Fl. Beam
Drug Ca: bridgeport, Selby & Reed :;
Bpllaire. Dankworth Bros; Pad"n City.
Morgan Bros: West Alexander, +. i.
McConn: Edgwood, Edswood pharma-
cy: Elm Grove. Blum's Pharmany;
Benwood, Bcnwood Drug Co.; Nc.
Mechen, CARROTS Pharmanr: Woods
field. F. D. Taylor; hlckhannon, Tai
bolt Drug Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
BELLAlRE WILL GO
over THE TOP TODAY

When the final count was made last
evening at the Liberty Loan headquar-
ters in Bellaire it was shown that the
quota was within reach Of few thou
sand dollars, and with many prospects
in view. it is thought the city will so
over the top to-day The quota is
s456,950, and is well within reach.
The RESIDENTS OF Bellaire have re-
sponded we'll to the call in the drive.
and have aided much in making the
campaign successful. Those who have
conducted the drive are very grateful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
Beuwood Personals.

Mrs. Harry Langing Of South Mar
shall street is confined to her home
with a serious attack Of Ia grippe.
Jalnrs Rcccc OF GAINESVILLE, Is the
guest OF friends here for several days.
Many uf the Benwnod young men have
gone 10 Muundsvillc within the past
several days to be- examined by the
county draft board there
Miss Louise William is recovering
from a sever attack OF la grippe ut her
homo on I3nggS Run.
william Butts is able to be out after
being confined to his home with bad
attack Of rheumatism.
Charles Evans has recovered from a
recent serious illness and will be noic
10 be at work in several days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

\ meeting of In" local AUXILIARY "t
tho Red cross was held last evening IN
the Conuurdia club r"ntnS over thr "Iti
lmilhinE. 'rh" N'"tinE VA; the semi
Iuunuhly SG>>l"r 81 III" f.cu Cross 80
ricty. AMI WAS we'll attended IL The
WOMEN Of BusES Run ami B"nw""d
I.rIurIs nf IN" recent membership am
raign were rad 10y ia" secretary. aud
were, CONSIDERED very satisfactorily y
drlrgaiI,n nf Hcnh,rS Of tn" Wheeling
:. hHr;.r Gf the Anr"ri'.Hn Rod ross NrrC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
Patriotic Loan Meeting
To Be Held at Colerain

A pa;riotic mass meeting will hn
held al Colerain in the lodge rooms
of the ". e. f. t.. Monday evening
April 80. The meeting is in the in
,c7ests OF the Third Liberty Loan
campaiCn in belmont county, anu
will probably be attended in large
numbers. Speakers OF note will De
present To lecture. The speakers
are: Attorney Carl Lewis. the Hon.
Paul Worthington Of Barnesville, lot
me- state representative. Inspiring
music will b. furnished By the Bar
ton brass. band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
o Uackers Edp1 Held.

r,o Eowal and John Lodi. are being
,,oId y, rho local Jail charged with hay
ing failed to fill out th"I? Question
toe and irving To avoid military scr
,,,e Both men wcrn picked up by Tn"
p-;arrnort police and arc being h"IH
,ond,nr the decision Of tho draft board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

Miss Wilma Hanning OF BogEs Run
viii entertain the members Of the VEL
''nmc club, Of which she is member.
this ccvning ut the home Of her parents.
The evening will be delightfully."- spent
III tn. playing Of games and dancing.
several will spend the evening knitting
and sewing for the soldiers. At sea
s"nahra hour light refreshments will be
SNrN.cd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
RenWood to HnVh Star.

IlaVInS gone ''uNr" the top IN ia"
drive for subscription for the Third
liberty loan. tn. energetic workers VIII"
ar. helping in this campo Ign %"r" not
satisfied. hEI wished !" G"uhli. The
,,nn,:L that has been: done. and they
are now working Tor tn" grand total
II S:'". h"" \ larr'' homer flag with
star viii hr presented 1" lhiS town 10y
tN. government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
ro Rsnort This Afternoon

The fifty-six drafted men WI" WI
leave Saturday morning. TOT camp ""eF .
man will report at the hcadoua'''Is VI
the board At the city hall 'h'S ~ ~,
noon to receive their Instructions t"'
men will also be given thclr 'on'l'r'
kits and other articles ny inc Nco 'ro"S
Society and the 'rat"rnai k"'ei oN''tH =
1t j. likely that sheE Will AIS" ne pnol"-
e1aphcd this Afternoon. ;" 'h'' t.'i'
CHI hn nuthJng for the draft board I"
,,ol, ,>tcr Tomorrow morning except
getting the mon TO the tram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
=, unnor Of Soldiers.

An open meeting OK Ee'la'r" dHn.
Royal Order Of Lions. vas held last
light in their hall on mon s,F.t,
here was 4 large attend'}ncH ana tns
eF.ir proved ope Of the most enjoyablr
Latherinrs held since the l"dS" was
snstituted in this. city. Tn" affair was
In honor Of :; number ~ soldiers WI"
leave Saturday for Camp Sherman, Dur
10 Tho evening 4 varied program wdS
oorr;ed out. with old tune dances rs
the feature and addresses were mad" IN
cInsing one by Mayor Charles Cnib"r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
The Red Cross.

~ The business meeting last evening
hy thu mmbrrs of tho Red tr"Ss when
was held at their headquarters on
Tenth street. the matter ri FORMING
new chapter WAS taken M. Tor al pres
cnt the local organization is Just q
branch az tho MuundSvillc charts-. y
hermit 10 nrgaIiZ, = local chhptcr has
r.rn received from Washington. ana
every effort is being put forth Ia make
McMechrn will represented in this NO.
hl.. work and any services that anyone
,4,u render will Ia" greatly appreciated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
eaye Pumpkin Demonstration

The local tiremen gave pu'nPN','
demonstration with the big A"r' .ruch
Yesterday afternoon on H"rth -" ~ -
600, for tho benefit OF a delegation OF
,Inrndsyi,lo tircmen. who were in The
cir Noundsvillc is considering pur-
chnsinr TWO row fire trucks and w"r"
greatly impressed with the workings o.
The big pumper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
PROCLAMATION BY TIE mAYoB

"MSMccnrn. w. vi. Aprit ~. I"lS.
AS Friday. April 9th. is set asid"
b. our President. W"urlr"w Wilson. as
the day I" pu, tn" Third Liberty Loan
"nv"r tn" Top.
"Th"rrr"re. /. &. W. Raylcs. mayor
Of lhr city "r McM"ch"n. urgently r"-
aust that all business houses he closed
at urluck y. m. and that all citizens
ru-opcr;tt" with the Third Liberty Loan
COMMITTEES in urrl'.r "a max" this drive
., success. and that AL citizens war a
small American flag.
"Inasniurh rs our huys in France are
Sacrificing all tho hHV"--rrcn ~ their
llvcS---wr should make these compare
,iynlv small sacrifices nf ;im". effort
and Iart ~ our rr"pcriy /" lend th"m
AID by buying Liberty Hnnds.
"Ina*nu,h as Almighty tod gave His
only t!"gniI"n Sun that Nc might live"
now i: * up Ia iS - Civ" our sons and
20 lend tn" government our money 20
help win tn" w:tr
"r;ivcn under my hand with the Seal
Of Tho city H:f%nd
~. W. EAYLE.S Mayor"
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psce,v1ng Many Applications.

Tho local draft board has rcceIFed
number OF applications the past lew
days Of drafted men who want I" enter
the special occupa,ional srrvic" offered
nv IN, government. Others who desire
Ia enter tho special service will have 10
60, busy as the time expires saturday
A. noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
To Rnr Motto Infant.

Funeral services for thc infant chiIH
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Motto. we'll known
Til,onville residents. will hc conducted
from the late home this afternoon ut :
o'clock. The services will be IN charE"
Of the pastor of the TiEonvillc church'
and ;n;crmrut will he in Upland crme-
trrv at Torkviltc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
RirHhdaY Social

A largo crowd attended III" bi7thdaE
social given last evening i'll the SUNDAY
school room Of St. Johns German l'ulh-
Gran church on North Fourth street. Tho
entertainers wnrc tn" m"mh"rs OK 'h"
Ladir: Md Society who's" hir'hdhE ';ih'
during tn" month OF MaT"h ana :NfFH
4 program was rendered ann '"H'n""h
vas served during tho evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
Jnnior Red Cross Organized.

\ Junior I'D Gross ~""h>ty hiLS been
organized at tnr Lansing school. ana
all - III" ;,upIis and teachers arc tax
;n= IN active istri III IN" w"rn II ~
;lk"l. iia' all ~ IN" pupils in the school
f.,ii',ii;g .ylit h.. crr"ii''d h.f"r" ;h'' CAM
;,,iuu :ur mr!ah.r> ..'.rS.S. l. IS likely
tla, uth-r schools IN tn,~ 'r"initv will
Ian.. lp ki.. :aIn.. Vnc...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26

Ed. Garfield. who was arrested cd
n..;,Iay morning by Officers Raddy ana
Parks on the charge Of indecent expo
sure. WAS gwen 4 heavy fine in Mayor
r,1s;on's court yesterday morning, ~"
was handed so5 and costs and IN drfnuit
,.f PAYMENT was remanded TO III" coun-
~ Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
Rhetor1cala ut High School.

The various societies az the hiEt
school will hold rhctoncai~ this after
noon and interesting programs nave
br.u arranged for the occasion. Inc
programs are mostly OF patriotic ma
turc and PATRIOTIC songs Will be trch
dcred. Tile programs will b" held II
connection with the picture. France II
Arms" which will be shown during tint
afternoon.
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present and several addresses were


The fireman of the Fourth and Fifth
wards are requested to be in front Of
tn" Fifth ward hose house. this even
ing promptly Mt $50 o'clock. This was
Il request made last evening by Chief
berkeley. The firemcn will assume an
important part in the parade and it is
necessary that they be present on time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
M,nars Get Honor Flag.

Sub district No. s. United Mine Work
ers Of America Is To have a service lag
Offered by the Liberty Loan committee
Tor subscribing 100000 to the Liberty
loan. The amount has been orer-Suo-
scribed and there is great rejoicing
among the miners OF Belmont COUNT.
~. announcement WAS made yesterday
nv President william Roy. The Tag
will he unfurled at tn. miners head
ouarters in Bridgeport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
COMPLAIN of Glass.

During Inc pas few days nnmi"r
~ ro,nriaIntS have h""n heard from al
fnist4 n regard /" Il" l:trC" amount Of
broken glass thrown about ia" Str""'S
%" IN" "ii$. Anynn" caught ~ tn" n''
Will be $cv. rely dealt with ~ m "rTrr'
viii T." made IA I'u; a %:"u :" ~" proc