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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-12
RUSSIA LAYS
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10 Disband
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-12
CONFERENCEOF
BOYS COMING
FEB. z TO "a
To be Held Here Ior Older
Boys Of the County
$50 soYs EXPECTED


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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-12
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-12

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-12
SIXTEEN MEN
FROM COUNTY
OFF FOR ARMY
Five Direct and Eleven by
induction
TWO FAILED TO PASS


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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-12

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-12

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-12
King George England His Illness But Didn't Have Damn Word


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

Several knitted artI,'lrS w"r" turned
in I" til" Rcd Cross yesterday hy Ill
irrcut individuals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
TRACTION HEADS AND employees
EXECUTIVE BOARD HAVE AGREED
GRANT MOTORMEN, CONDUCTORS
AND BARN MEN FIVE CENTS
HOUR INCREASE.
Street Car Men of This Section OF
Ohio and Wheeling to Meet
Early Sunday Morning.

MotOrmen. conductors and all barn
workers OF The Wheriing district anu
eastern OHIO lines IN This section, eA'
cruLiny the employees of the West VIZ
ginia Traction ami Electric company,
and the City Railway company, were
granted All increase IN pn! "l i've
cents an hour. effective upon It's TAU
tlcation by the members oil the union
al Il meeting To be held in the ONO
Valley trades assembly hall. SUNDAY
! afternoon al $50 o'clock.
The conference was held Yesterday
in the private office OF ". Is. AL"Uou,
general manager OF the Wheeling
Traction company, and was attended
By all the members OF the executive
board OF local No. JOS OF the AmalSa-
mated ASSociatiO moi Street anu Elec'
lric Railway Employees Of America
and the head officials 'of the ian
Handle Traction company. S'@ilbch'
vile and Wcllsburg Traction com
pany and Steubcnville and Nlrrl"n
Traction company. and the Wheeling
Traction company. which lines are a.
rgctly or indirectly controlled by the
same magnatsS.
No official Information was given
out for publication relative to the
conclusion reached at the conference
yesterday. but il was learned from IN
authoritative source OF the agreement
reached.
1t is reported that the traction OIL
ficialS asked the MEN 10 whom 'h"F
granted the increase 10 sign an agree
ment 10 have the contract extend fo'
sixteen months. dating from about
the middle Of the month nutil May
1918. The executive board refused 10
enter into such an agreement ard III
sisted that the wage advance should
only continue to May l OF This year,
The street car employees representa-
.Iives ASKED that the advance include
all men affiliated with the street car
organization, but this was refused anu
the raise only applies to motnrmen.
conductors and barn workers. The IN
crease will affect about coo men anu
il will mean an increase nf from htlY
TO sixty cents Il day. as the majority
Of The men are working from ten III
Twelve uOu. y a toH, o"thS ~ '''~
scarcity OF men at present.
The agreement reached yesterday
follows several conferences held be-
tween the executive board and the
traction officials. An understanding
was reached by a compromise, 1t Is re-
ported. The employees were not ne.
handing an increase. which they
could not do while the agreement MAS.
IN effect. but they were simply asking
that they be given i boost in wages to
assist in meeting the high cost nl
living.
The conferences were vi most
friendly nature and il is believed thar
at the meeting OF all the street cas-
workers, tomorrow morning. the ac'
ton Of the executive hoard will be
ratified and all will move along har'
mnninuSiy from now on.
II is minated that Il material az
vance will be demanded by all The
street car employees upon their agree
ment expiring next May. but there l.
no trouble anticipated as it is thought
the traction companies will meet tho
men with their proposition by salts
Factory wage increase.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
COAL PRICES IN
THIS COMMUNITY
FEDERAL FUEL COMMITTEE IS
SUES BULLETIN OF SCALE SET
FOR CONSUMERS.
Open MeetinEg to Be Held Here to Re-
coivs Complaints From Public and
To Hear Operators.

Following inir~ti Cation a.! 4 few coal
companies in this community. who are
alleged H. have been retailing fuel In
rrnsun"r$ 1t IN c%c"SSiv" price. thaa
the seal, set hy tkv federal fuel admin
iStraiiun. The following official state
.nrM giving the prices that the Cnn*um-
or should pay. Was Issued yesterday by
the Ohio county fuel committees, signed
by Charles VI. kclchum. chairman: Jas.
W. Ewing and K. Il. Nay!0r.
Giving all CONSUMERS who hay" reason
To believe that they hay" been charged
excessive prices for coal and all uprr-
1;UrS an opportunity IL MAKE stale
mcnLS. Il meeting nj the ""mmIte" vii!
ht held Tuesday and Thursday after
Moons AZ TWO u'rl"rk in III" Nhr'linE
commercial aSS0riIiIuH rnnnS.
TIN" bulletin issued yesterday by The
committee giving the rrlr" for coal !hlt
should h.. paid hy tn" consumer follows
The local f;lrl committee has been
ordered and directed :" proceed forth
with /" establish, Il retail pr:r" for coal,
{. q. h. MINIS in ohio count. for de-
livery direct to r"ns'mrrS ~ wagon or
truck. and ia fix ru!'$ for hauiagn
wir.r" Operator in:Ii;"S delivery.
'"rn. ,,,uimi;I,,. ,,Sircs IL niinril npc-
rnt"r< a,:d j"nSuTn"">; Tn. fullest nrr"1t
tunily /" b. heard. ;.:,i ;n th@ end. an
rrui'",; thai open irarngS VIII H.: held
h"f"rr thu COMMITTEES Tuesday and
Thursday Afternoon, January IL. and u
Respectively Il; = n'clmck p IA. ~ the
offices Of Inc Wheeling Commercial as
~"ciation.
1t Is +" hr nnd"rsi".'d hat no in
rrraSrS IN til" hHSi" prices fixed hi nc
president Of lie i'nii"G States October
-. viz:
Kun of min"-$2.+5 .'"r ton "f mon
r"lndS.
Prepared SiLc~---i2.7" per ton IT 900
pounds.
Stark and $cr,' nimi:s--S2.-U prr ION nf
'2CrA pounds.
shall hc, "harErd fer coal mined ali'l sold
II ohio county unless and uni!! Srrh
rates in "Xrr~% "f bass" prices shall
halr beer determined iy III" committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

Yesterday SAW Il large number nf has
ritAl supplies sent /" Rcd Cross head
i:lartcrs from the Thompson NJ +.
church.
To-day Is III" regular rackiuE day Of
the week, and lHrg" iHt!"Edarcr ia
looked for Two larE" boxes arr, prar-
tically filled. hui are y.t L. l." sealed
before they are shipped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

~" two first -r1nHs ports. Santa cruz
ii" Tcnrrilfr md Las T'alInAS. in Crane
CnunrY bundled i'll 1911 an ocean traf-
hr .:XrcrJing that of any single Spanish
nurI>
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Children Love
CasCarets---lOC
Candy cathartic is harmless
to tender stomach, liver
and bowels

Your child is bilious, constipatcd
and sick. It's little tongue Is coated
breath is bad and stomach sour. Get
A 1O.cent box Of Cascarets and
straighten the younGstcr right up.
Children love this harmless candy Ca
thartic and il clcanses the little liver
and thirty feet of bowels without grin
ing. Cascarets contain no calOmel and
can be- depended upon to move tho
sour bile and poison right out of the
bowels. Best family cathartic because
il never cramps or Sickens like other
things.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
OFFICERS ELECTED
by the United WOODEN Mills Company
fol- tho Ensuing Year.

PARKERSB1 re-. W Va. Ian. ll.---At
Nh annual meeting Of the Stockholders
IF The t'iii"d W""lcn Mills Company
held here to-day. the following officers
wrr" ELECTED: President and general
manager. W. a. Hrrch: vic" president.
\. +. York; secretary. W. w. prrmott;
treasurer. Miss Hattie Lennon: assist
ant treasurer. Henry r. ,l"rsCh. The
other members If the board al directors
rlcrird arc II Fl. SmIn. Charles l..
Strrhl and Cecil r. Tra"rwrIl
President W. \. IicrSch IN his annual
report stated tnnt The y"lum" Of bust
ness don" during the = rsr year WAS tho
largest in thu story nf ,.., institution.
The largest h"yS' membership in m?
on" branch of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association is 1T Shanghai. China.
whrr" lis" hav" tho right I" use th.:
new boys building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
RED CROSS NOTES

Yesterday WAS Il very quiet day III
led CROSS h"adGEIrtrrS. only Il lew
ladies WERE present. hut dos" wh" w"r"
there made vrcal Broadway under ;hr
very efficient craftsmanship "f Mrs.
Thomas l!rattir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

The 1i"tliauy branch Of the local chap
ter IF IN" i:"l Cross; Su"i"ty made their
contribution la In" Red Cross yesterday.
consisting 1T S"N'r sweaters. eight
s"arf~. three helmets and nine pair Of
WriStl"t$.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

Th" ladies Of III" Fourth Street
NJ. j.. church. of whom Mrs. W. II.
Saith is chairman delivered /" thu Rcd
Cross yesterday. thirty -Scv'n pair -?
s"clS. ~.v"u sweaters. on" pair he'd
>urkS. on: pair wrl:llctS and one scarf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
RIVER NEWS

There has been no Chanr" in The
flow at rhr local wharf. Il Stage OF Z
feet ! inch hrin@ shown on the cuagr
last evening. with the river station
AIRY. At The dam ut MCMechcn. Il
stage Of : feet 9 inches WAS reported
There has been no change with the
gorge.
Captain Jeff Frame OF The wharf
bot has been making minor repairs
around the boat during Inc past few
lDr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

rh"S" It'll" bank. which are installed
in tho different barber shops nf The city
for tn" benefit of il" Rod Cross ShCirI Y
were collected again yesterday. and de-
lIvrrcd the SUM Of $G.nu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

Ten sweaters. three srarfS and one
pair ii WriStiul$ w"rc turned III to the
Fed cross yesterday by the Delta Nc
l.aruau circle Of III" First Presbyterian
church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
SIX TEAMS ENTERED
IN TRISTATE TENNIS
Plymouth, MOoreStown and
Springhaven Unable to
Play This Year.

At a meeting of the schedule commit
tee of the Tristate League yesterday it
was decided that nasmuch as Plymouth
Country Club, Moorestown Field Club
and Springhaven Country Club were un-
able to enter teams this year because
OF enlistments among their active tennis
players to enter A and b teams from
both Cynwyd and Belhcld. This, to-
rether with Wilmington and Overbrook
Golf club, will complete circuit OF
six teams.
As usual, the season will he con-
cluded with a match between the new
champions and an all-star team selected
from the other teams i'm the competition
This has been the closing feature Of
the competition for the last five years
and always furnishes some high-class
tennis
The schedule, which begins on Satur-
day. May H. and concludes on Saturday,
September IA, is as follows.
May II. Cynwyd b, at Behcld Il A;
Iverbrook, at Cynwyd A Belheld 4, at
wilmington,
Nav rs. Belneid 4. at BclHcld b A;
Cynwyd E, at Overbrook; Wilmington,
at Cynwyd 4,
May 25, Cynwyd A, at Bclneld b
Belfed a. at Cynwyd b overbrook'
at Wilmington.
June /. Belfeld 4, at wilmington 4;
Cynwyd A, at Cynwyd b Belheld \, at
Overbrook.
June s, Belneld b, at Overlook; Will
mington, at Cynwyd b Cynwyd a, at
Belfield a.
June 22, Belfeld b, at Cynwyd B F;
Cynwyd A, at Overlook; Wilmington,
al Belfield A.
July 10, Belfeld b, at Belfeld A;
Overbrook, at Cynwyd b ; Cynwyd a, at
Wilmington.
July 20. Belheld Il, at Cynwyd A
Cynwyd B, at Belheld A Wilmington,
a. Overbrook.
August g. wilmington, at Belheld A ;
Cynwyd B, at Cynwyd A; Overbrook,
at Belfeld A.
August 10, Overlook. at Belheld r
Cynwyd b, at wilmington Belheld A,
at Cynwyd A.
Saturday September ti Tri-Statc
champions vs.. Tri-State Allstars
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
MANY NEWCOMERS ASSIGNED
TO DIFFICULT AND IMPORTANT
LEAD-OFF PLACE THIS SEASON
Young, Hollocher, Massey and Cation Start in
4 National, Oldring for CAS-" Dresser and
I Tobn Being American Novices

GLANCE blglcasue displays
the picked this
for kicking of No less than
stunt
while has been similarly honored in tho American
lIolocher attract
chief
preliminary bloasuc
draft
making the in all features Of play
Massey and the Pirates respectively also have shown
class played with Rochester last
Giant onocer Portland Massey from Min
neapols Cation from Birmingham.
While Lou lcadon
the american the Johnson circuit have
Cured Bert Grinth instead
Of for the Browns tho left
by Wits enlistment although Jameson tho latest
Tobn
fastest the and nd
should rounding If
for he will the having Cobb sammnG tho ball
Leadon fixtures roh
Olson Bancroft the Dodgers Thlc respectively
ee regular with this has been
working at fman still leading tho Rcd
feood White
the Browns and Glhooly for the Nanbs.
CHANGE is predicted the Yankee cadon
"A of the hitting Glhooly.
Hbernian
II
order likely will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23

habit to read that the great dis,sro,u
OF my drives In my match with Franot.
oulinct and Guilford at Brae Rurr is..
tall were obtained by the use of a NO..
der-working new ball caused a disr,o,..s
sense OF amusement. would never H..
an important match with bali ny n'.s
unaccustomed to use. was
Hadn't Time TO Try Them
IT is true that had a few =, -.
new balls in my bag, expecting IN ,r,
them out when | had time, for NV rtnS
is always open to new things ana =
fancy that the new balls are very goos
ones. AS matter OF feet had ny,
tried them at ali and played the match
with the same ball that | had used for
long time. ! have been stouter ,bs
last year or so than ever before IN ,n,.
life. and | have been driving a consist.
emily longet ball, whether from addod
skill or strength ! do not know nna
thing Is true about that match. how.
ever, ! was using the same old bau No
man can expect 20 play we'll on an I'm.
portant occasion with an Unfamiliar
ball or club. The unexpected. Of coursa
happens sometimes, but It did not han.
pen at Brae Burn
Last year some Of my irons wers
heavy and some light This wear I
am going to try to have them ali abou,
the same weight: that means that INV
Cleek goes into tho discard.
My bag this year will contain the fol.
lowing clubs: Driver, brassic. snoon
cleek mashic, niblick, stopum and nut.
ter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
ONE-THIRTY CLUB
PLANS BIG SHOOT
First Annual Event to Be Held
on May II at
Overbrook

Fifteen prizes will he awarded in the
One-Thirty Gun Clubs first annual tar
get shoot to he held on Saturday, May
II, at Ovcrbrook. The One-Thrty Club
is a new organization in local shooting
circles and is headed by live-wire sec
retary, Arthur j. MacDowell
The program for the initial shoot Is
fifty targets. Sweepstakes on the caro-
of two 25-bird tests will make it worthy
of shooting for the high guns.
Ordinarily the opening event of any
rev gun club is listed at 100 clay BIRDS
but in the case of the One-Thirty 1t was
decided to make the opening shoot al
fifty clays so that everyone owning
shotgun would turn out for the initial
event of the new club
Merchandise and cash prizes are the
awards. Three prizes are offered IN
classes A. b, G and ID, and also for the
high net score, runner up, and for the
highest long-run score. Contestants WIN
be classed according to their known
ability. This plan gives all classes OF
marksmen a chance of winning trophy
The regular weekly target shoot OF me
Philadelphia Academy Is listed Tor tomOII13TT
at Wyoming avenue and ID street The mlu- ma
at fifty caly saucers. Last week John
Fountai inc topped the field, getting foTty-n,e
breaks, and the j. g person is anxious 70
repeat in Wednesdays festivities
Fred Gilbert is working on program tor
a Veterans shoot to be held at the beile
man Sportsmen's Association at Feh-
sauken, n, j.. next month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-23
WELKER COCHRAN LEADS
IN BILLIARD TOURNEY
Youthful Expert Wins First Block
of 800 Points From Joe
Mayer

Welkcr Cochran defeated Joe MAYER. 800
to 1853, in the first block OF their 1000 point
1S.2 balsllue match at the Continental Hotel
billiard room last night Cochran had a
high run Of % and won in seventeen innings,
averaging II III. The former amateu
champions best effort was G2 and he aver
aged a.
The match was originally scheduled for
1900 points in five nightly blocks of 800
Cochran had an opportunity 10 play a return
contest with Young Jake Schaefer in De-
troit the lattrr part Of this week and Mama
ger Harry T. Cline and Mayer, in spirit
of sportsmanship. consented to cut his local
engagement so as 10 permit the youthful
wcstcrnpr to conclude tho special match In
this city Wednesday night and open against
Schaefor. who beat him 1900 to l7ii re-
Gently in New York. in Detroit Thursday
night. TOnights contest between Cochran
and Mayer will he 800 points and tomorrow
nights final will be 400 points.
Cochran o II o ; I . - Il so | 2 3 o5
II G--Total, 800. High rum %. Average,
: Maycr-a 27OO 1oell212a 90
Total. 1888. High run. o.. Average, ..
RefcTee-H +. CliuS.