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ser n Elmer I. Keyser. Land m Aeac
+c,vnshto, Consideration 81

ser to Elmer L. Keyser. Land IN 'Ae@a
township Consideration 81
Edward c. Patterson to T. f. MerrfsF'
Land IN Bsrrcrf1le- Consideration -
sarah A. hcMnlen to Ira S. Achiuen.
1snd In Colerain township. ConSce1a-
ton S5a- ., =. A
G. I. Skinner and Ida Skinner % A
T. ScFarand. Land In Warren town
shin Consideration 81.
Corn a.. Murphy and John Murpnp 70
Arch C. Cooper and Blanche Coop|"'
Ind IN Bar1esvfTle Consideration IL
prank ?. Chase and Lena Chase &c
Cora A. Murphy. Land IN haf lie' WIG
Consideration 81
Rosa NJ Woodruff ct ~ 10 Ora -
Murphy. Land In BarnesV'lle NopS'o-
eraIton 81. o.. er.
John Kobe and Rosa Hoee TO S.eV'
Major. Land IN Coieratn township. Non
sidcratiop $50,
william, E. Nixon and Ada 3: N130n
~ Joseph and Eliza Schwinder. Lana N
Csoheratn township Consideration ~
rosenh Lewandowski and MILO Lev
,,dnvsd TO John and Anna HorV<rdl
Ind In Colerain township. Considers
ton 81. y-,-ono+t
schv1nder to Glcnna nassena and Ear
Nassena- Land in Colcsa1n lo"'hs'''p
| Consideration 81.
Tho Belmont Land Company to JONI
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Tho rlcot Welcon cd.

NEW fol'h. Zoe. -h.-HHhS mat
awaited IN vain the chn 81 Ter
man S'ap"wcF thuhu'r"u To-Day III sill,
Etc |" the secretary "i thr navy ana
W me Srn'rr'En .ItlH'"Snli' ne rrpnn,
h,'i, riII. nv, ,',,, f~',
Ihr S1oi,Ir ,f IIb.riv in :, rr\i~w slag-
"a -, :. .s,,,,,,~ - u.inIlr',,,p .,,,u. ',,,J
10 III ~ T ETY. ~ th
49, va
'' e'''t WV Sm'LT w..
,,;t. 'r
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,l,.' 80 ''.'''S - i',rTI ~ ~.
ANNA, tm NM ~ &c., 800
,,,,r, h..'i ~ '-
rnrr;hin -, =. cu;riirc. .,,,. s.nr,n
~ r -, 49,,
a." 49, ~, h. hmr ,.I ,%rr,. ,rh1 ~
wii IN" Si,''.S :. ~, 'i'"',h M",r'a'u' a.,
T,'"'Sr ~ !. a"|G - Lm% H.
SmS SH,i,H '.'",,' ,''II'"; .|'.r ~ ,nI
ShTnn ems ,brn,,rh W. rInI,bs and
,m!fnd ~ a.ciis .,d No. .,,on. c,orI
t",H'u 'h' oecNS anu '"' $40" C'''|''u
iH'lihS.
Great Land Parade
secretary ~ war i'ah"E ara n"$'
Of other, officials. nati"n, stat an"
-: ~ |,,' ~ ~ 80, r 49,.
ION WHICH nhFh"h vac ':;lu "l thH !'l'S
WV S'"rtH: wy H'''. XXX. '.,t,.' 80 ,>'rE'
len th"n+aln |,'l!"r" Mrr" ''1 n.I ,i,l
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,t,.Y.i iIi,I ,.ti.-u,... rr the u. 81
,,,,,,i,.r',, .'S,' 80 ~, h,.o-.. 80 ~,
,L..,.,,t.bf. 80 nm; ,,,.n,arrnlo ,,rr,.,rni,-
III ~" "I'" '''' 'i
49, ,.,,r CIV, - -, 49, .h. :,
''''"'S '''.''''H '',',,,' - 49," -.
commander Admiral MnE". riding III aii
aut"'n"p''c ana Admiral Noa'''hh on
'".'; ,.,. ,,-,.,,
Admiral T"aiiy. commander 81 Ir"hI
L'::'hah> -!'nn !" IL" p'"" t.
American Shin% farewell. sp4kr "t MS
r"nrr""S ~ NJ Ai$', M" ~ mir r.,
turning I" shores Wh'r" H' WIS "'''
! nc Si'' a'"a%S SH.h'S. ,,o -o,r-,,
~ "Hmn l'''> 49, 'r,cn .,r
,.,,,,; - 49," ,.ni,r.'.,. chan
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REV. F. |. TATE'S
nerve FORCE NOT
EQUAL TO TASK
But He Soon Built It Up to the
Needed Power by Using
Wentworth.

Til, wcll-known cClorCd minister. pas
tor of the Mt. Olivct Baptist church NJ
DAYTON. ohio. has derived extraordinary
hcnciiis from \ single bottle OF Merry
Worth, and he tells the story most ci"-
cunn,ly to Dayton's NcrT-North drug
EiSt.
Jenkins Drug Storc:-For five years
have been in i very nervous Condition.
Did rot have the nerve force 10 digest
my food. + could only eat few thihbS
Doctors told me not 10 eat any colo
lunch My stomach and digestion were
IN 4 very bad condition. Gas :77m"d
an my stomach and caused lcrripiev
bloatinE. My blood WINS in very haH
condition and circulation poor. My legs
were cold und n numb feeling In them
and my hands. Could rot obtain am
relief from my nervous breakdown until
took one hnttl: of N"rr-North. and V
changed everything. am nervous no
more. Can cot anything any time. no
bloating. and stomach and digestion III
fire condition. Good circulation and
blood. No numbness and cold feeling IN
my legs and hands. I am now feeling
fine and have rcEaincd my health and
v,ror. REV. r. l.. TATE.
j. AL Pontiac Ave.
Mt. Ol!vct Baptist Church, Dayton.
Your dollar back at the Gricst drug
store if Nrrv-Worth docs not do Tor
vn. whnt it did for Rev. Mr.. Tate.
! Ncrv-Worth is sold in Warwood by ".
) = Mcnamara: Fulton. Fulton Pharmacy:
! Uirrn Junction, Moore Bros: Martins
FERRY. Ralston 6 Parker: ST. .Clairsville.
, Patterson < Sons; Barncsrillc. Eilies
f:rns.: Cameron. Cameron Drug Co.; Sis
! Irrsvillc. c. Il. Dsquc: Now MartinSvlllee.
! I!1r1hrork's Drug store: Noundsville. J.
: If Eram Drug Co: bridegroom, Sclhy &
reed Cnrnt Pharmacy: Rcllairc. Dank-
, worth Bros: radcn City. Morgan Bros;
; Wrs; Alexander. 2 X. Mcc"nn; Edge
; wood. The Ehgcwood Pharmacy; Elm
/ Grove. Rlum's phart1aCr: Eenwo"d.
Pcnwood Drug Co: McM"chcn. CARROTS
rharmncy: WclIsburg. J. r. Els"n.
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NEW WORKERS
Continued from Page One.)

main salon OF the Mayflowcr. where Mr..
Daniels welcomed his guests. Am"rE
those invited to witness tho review from
tho presidential yacht were the w7Tc.'
OF naval officers homo IL last at'c-
eighteen months service In foreign wa
tors. II The Officers devoted n" n"r"
time than courtesy demanded I" pay
ing their respects To thr secretary be-
fore greeting th"ir wives. Mr.. Daniels
showed no disposition to chide them.
Tho reception ended. Mr.. Daniels anC
Admiral Mayo landed. entered 4 ma
chine and drove TO IN" head Of IA" l"nE
column of sailors forming in Broadway.
Relr-Adlniral Rodman led the line on
foot
Wnh detachment Of marines n rs
head. .hs column moved dawn Broad
way % Eifty-nintS s.T"et> CROSSED /"
Fifth avenue and thnn swung down ih17
, hAstort, Noncompliance AT the publ
library Mr.. Daniels and Admiral May
lcrt the limo to take th"l7 places WIZ
the other members Of thc MaTilow"r
party, who had preceded them I" lhs
reviewing stand.
Following tho marines were platoon
after platoon OF sailors from each ~
tho ten ships which came home today
Each contingent, carried ~" ships ti1s
ut its head ANA SaCI IfN''NE' 'NN''''
after round Of applause.
Remarkable Spectacle
Tonight 4 rcnarkah!" spectacle" WIS
staged on the Hudson. kItch ship Wa
brilliantly illuminated with electric
lights, making the river sea Of i'r'
for more than six miles. The New VOTE
shore WIS ablazc with Roman candles
and overhead burst thousands o
rockets.
! Hardly had the battle fleet, whirt
! rested last night off Sandy Hook w"!Sh
! cd anchor and began its triuInphal entr:
! into tho hnrhor than the prcs!dcnuh
Yacht Mayrlowcr moved downstream
from Its anchorage to take its siaL"'
FOR tho review near tho gian; lady O
; liberty.
To starhnord and port of III" May
! flower daricd submarine" chnsrrs. rs
/ cortinr- hcr 10 her new birth and hchin
! her rnnvrd tho N~r.c. bearing lrank!i
! r Roosevelt. assistant secretary Of IN
navy. the naval cnmmiitrcs Of scnh
and hnuac and other dEGitar!cS. y
tho Yachts steamed down I'll" line o
ships comprisiu. the home fleet in por
tnr ,odav's ceremonies thc Cnlumhl
wae first to sound the salut" OF 10 gun
in honor OF Mr. .ITniciS. The MtFlt""
nr.e s,crn guns harked their reply.
orr tho statue OF Liberty the May
flower found awaiting her ErcH nc
t;Ila OF naval auxiliaTcs and. harbo
craft.
Huddlcd on her deck. beneath an Twr
Ing and in the loo Of dcckhouSc- IN
ships company took their stand SccF'
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CANADA PROTECTED.

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec cS--Control Of
the transatlantic cables by tho. Amer
icnn postotrree department will work
no harm 10 Canadian interest, which are
being considered and safeguarded, III"
government ras assured In communlca-
lions received from England today. Tn
able to Initiate action in internatona'
matters, Canada must cntrust London
with its case, but announcement that
England will question Interference with
cable business originating in the British
Isles, Is considered here as protection
for Canodaa claims until tho cables
shall be returned to the operating cHn'
puntes.
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Dctachmcnts C.

the Snvrnty-acvcnth. Detachments CT
thu Eishticth (West Eirsinians), who
were in the lighting in the Argonne last
October, and dctachmcnts OF the Eighty
second followed.
1t had been Mr.. Wilson's plan -
dire with the troops themselves. but
in the crush something went wrong
and tho plan was not carried out.
The President seemed TO enjoy his
dinner none the less It consisted oil
army bread without butter. roast tur'
key with dressing. boiled onions, FTcnch
lettuce and coffee without cream. MI
was served in the simplest style nm"
wiki littlc ceremony.
The headquarters band gave INC
Trrsidc;, four rufflcS and four flour
ishcs when he came. and when he went
away he simply waved his hand to ali.
and with smile said: We'll. good
bye, hope to see you again soon.
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Thousands Get FurlOughs.

NEW YORK. Dec. "G.---Ahout half the
mon of the fleet were given furuughS
. Of 10 10 II days. and they hurried away
10 homes and railway stations. About
half Of ihusc remaining w"r" given
liberty for The night, or is hours leave.
and they spread throughout tho city,
taking advantag" Of every amusement
offered. from a ride on motor bus,
which lNrrc the sign. Free Ride fnr our
Sailor Heroes" to n dane" in their
honor arranged hy. the war camp COM
munitinS SCiNiCC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27
TRUCK TRAIN Is
MANY HOURS
BIG TRAIN ARRIVES IN TIE CITY
AFTER DARK, OWING TO BAD
CONDITION OF ROADS.
west Alexander Detour Is the Worst
in the History Of tho Entire
Trip to tho East.

Field Hospital %. "&S. in chars" OF
Lieutenant Boyd. arrived in III" city
last evening. four hours late, after
p!ouEhinS through TIA" snow Storm
over the worst kind Of roads in tn"
state of ohio. Tho members Of the
company were tired ont when they ar
rived in tho city. Int despite III" roads
They worked hard ana did not faltcr.
hu, CAM in with 4 smile on their faces.
This morning tn" train WI! depart
for tho cast. but will encounter the
worst kind Of roads in tho vicinity Of
W"$t Alexander. where Field Hospital
VA. 81 was held up n half day y"S;"T-
lay. and Captain T"achout reported
last evening that hr had been ahl" only
Ia reach Washington. Ia, for the days
run. Il distance OF 20 miles.
it is likely that lhc government Will
scnd in II list nf engineers ia put the
West Alexander road in shape az the
government has about lost patience
Wit hIhc manner in which the work
there has been handled. The road -
declared % he the worst OF the entire
Trip from tho middle west 10 This city.
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so1pnR DIES Mt SEA.

Srccial Dispatch I" the lnt"liigrnc"r.
MAHT1SSBItRG. W. Va. l."c. "6.--A$
Tho result OF Il wound which h" r""c:v"I
while fighting IN" Hun. Private" Joseph
f.. Walker. Formerly NJ this cit%. d'ri y
few DAYS ago On hoard transport car
ryInr him and ntiiCr American soldiers
back - America. His remains mr." now
NJ Newport News and will u" brought
hero for burial II" has w" brothers ~
tho service" both at whom hr" ~ fraH'''
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West VIRGINIA TROOPS
CONTINUED on Page Two.)

,;r;.e haf reviewed 50 largo n body
If ri.yh,iug mrn fresh from tho battle
fields.
rho ,noulcn; tho President finished
srrakinl. tho 49, !rw WAS 0n--m"n. guns
horses arI dogs FRS; came the m"'.
az tho sixth division. veterans OF nv
Mouse and Arg"nn" offcnsive@; th"H
infantry and G'a"hin" E"ns or -"
.rw,niy-siNih. veterans Of tho. Ch"n'n-
lies pamcs. rha;rau-Thicrry . aud ;H'
Arsnni.r. Tic mrn # the Tw"n'%-
ninth. also III the .tr""nnr offensive:
were rrNI. and = composite battalion or
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Cheered nv Dough boys.

Cheered by Dough boys.
When tn" Florida. the last IN I'm" ma
gone into III" hudson with her home
coming p"nrHnt flUli"r:nE III III" pre- 70
IN" SaX"ni'. q british transport bring
in hum" American w"uiI"rd' move ~
SiEhi from quarantine. y sailor VIZ
waEE'd 10 IN" SaXnnia IN" rnh'h II,.
,n"uts Of tn" secretary "f war hna mo
secretary II IA" navy" tn" dn"ENh"!S
who could walk informed of th" gree, =
Irg. crowded H. IN" rails hI" chrcr' u
while IN" Naytl"wrr'S band played me
rational anthem.
Til. Mayrinwcr then took up tn" wake
made 10y nc fleet through ~" zone
AMI anchored off g6lh street. Tncr" Nd
miral Mayo. Vice Admiral Grant Of 'hc
horn" ll,,.:. and Virr Admirals l|pd4';:m
and RmdEcrS If tn" overseas squadron
with III" home coming captains came
nhnard tho Mayflow"r. The wives Of
some nf these Uf!'-~'s We're h"altih''
them and Secretary Daniels held re-
c"ptinn He presented Victor Eluc. cap
tain Of the seventh ship ~ me Wltr
commission rs Rear ADMIRAL an" Smaci
cf The bureau Of navigation to succeed
Rear ADMIRAL Leigh Palmer. ...,
Jwrn"t!iat.ly ait"rward til" ollici;ti
party was taken ashore where from i
stand or"rt"d 1T A2nd street; AIp ~ inc
r.Iy's traffic they watched the DUO
rIn": in shore service khaki. tread home
SO in Il parad" thai provoked v"ritnoic
rounds of ;tprlaUS" as II moved through
tic heart Of the metropolis. Only IN:
sea rEhtrrs %: III" European sGundr"nS
fresh from tho North Sea watch viii
IN. Erii ,Sh grand ;lr"t and from thr
ha1tl"ship nart0i of tho French coast
Joined the land parade. Even tho NOR
Of In" Pennsylvania who had c""ToErd
! - Franc" III" first president 81 thr | M
I'd States 10 set foot on foreign 81!
we're denied thi,; honor. the country:
,rihufr for foreign service.
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~sr sPEuD MILLIONS.

OTTAWA. ONT. lt"C. Ca report has
boen. made tn,th" Canadian cnT"rnTn'Ul
that before tho Canadian Northern raiI-
rond which was r"""nNT acquired Il"
, government property. can u" put h'n
aGc,Iuair operation An "N"'n"'ihrc al
s35. D0N. 900 mast b" made for trAHh =
bridges and r"at.l""d. IL waS announced
hero tonight. Nm "p"rniinS d"iicit ~
IS. 900. 900 on canadian government ra''-
ways during thc past year would BE- AN
nuuncrd soon, il Was SAID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27
WILL REoRGANHE BAND.

srciu Dispatch to the IntclliEcncer:
C1,ARKSRTRG, ". Va. Dec. "G.--Thr
French army band. which is touring IN"
country. has received orders FOR the a.,
mobilization OF all mcTnhcrS nEr? 'u
Years of agc, and this will take plac" ~
this city. January |. /, was announced
here to-day. Pending reorganization
with now handmcn arriving from Franco
tho organization will remain IN tAarkS-
burg FOR rchcarso!S lasting SeF"rH'
u.ccks Roforo rcsuming it's tour II wi
he reviewed here by members "f the
French nigh commission OF Washington
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tary Daniels left his guests 10 step into
the RADIO room and telephone message
Of greetings TO Admiral Mayo. COM
handed in-chi"r OF the Atlantic fleet.
aboard. the Pennsylvania. lie stepped
on deck again to Sc" 4 balloon towcd
by the destroyer Gloucester. Glid" past
the Mayflowcr ard Ia behold the bow Of
Arizona. first Of the hattirships in lllc,
coming through The mist.
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RtYer Te1oKrnrns

Davis Island. los feet stationary
cioudy.
MorEartown. II feet; rising; cloudy
StcubenvHle, 1s feet; stationary
cloudy
on CITY, ( feet; falling: cloudy.
Warren. 81 feet; falling: snow.
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ou4uAne rnat poee Not Atfect Head.

Because Of It's tonic and laxative cf-
feet LAXATIVE BROMO QUISINE
(Tablets) can be taken by anyone with
ont causing nervousness or ringing in
the head There Is only ono "Bromo
Ouininc". E W. Groves signature on
the box SOC
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No matter what ais your child. n
gentle. thorough laxative should always
be the first treatment gwen.
II your little o2c Is nut OF sorts. half
sick Isn't resting. eating and acting
naturnlly-louk. Mother! 4ce II tong0l"
is coated This is a sure sign that tn"
little stomach, liver and bowels arc
clogScd with waste. When cross. irri-
/ table. feTersh. stomach sour. breath bad
or has stomnch-achr, diarrh"ca, s"r"
throat full OF cold. give Il t";lS2o"niul
OF "California Syrup Of Figs" ana IN Il
few hours all tho cnnSt,pat"d poison.
undigcStcd food and sour blc gently
moves out Of tho little bowels without
gripping and you have well playful
child again.
Mothers c.n rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative, b"cauS''
IL nrvc- fails 10 cleanse III" llitlr 0n"' :
liver and bowels and Sw""tcn tho Si"rl-
ach and they dearly love its pleasant
taste. Full directions for babies. chill
drrn OF all ages and for grown-upS
printed on each bottle
Beware uG counterfeit fr SyruDs. Ask
your druggist for a bottle OF "ta'iforni;I
Syrup OF Figs" then sec that II Is made
by the california Fig Syrup Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-27
BACK oT MAYORS JOB.

Special Dispatch 30 tho IntclliGcnccr.
MARTINSBCItG. W. Va. Dec. 26.-Ai-
ter having spent 4 few months IN INC
army CnDtain II. G.. Tnnkin. mayor OF
MarIinsburg. and a leading physician
here. has returned home with his honor,
able discharge. He has been stationed
ut a base hospital at Hot Springs. y. I,
n1-y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
-RITY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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and Anna Horvrth Lend IN Barton.
Consideration 81
Isaac T. Grimes and Agnes Grimes to
". 3. UtterbacA Land In Flushing.
Consideration 81
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limo L. observe tho ARIZONA l"cmlng mp
through the snow. lie ana S"crct;r?
i:rk"r mal,. their way TO the bridge
and reviewed ia" battle ships rs ih"E
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An1Etnge Licenses.
Joseph Kerr Giffen. OF st. Clasrsvtl!e =,
and Ada Mary Bethel, OF Flushing.
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LONDON. Dec. 2i.--isud"llh Hai'h
stein. president "f tho lmp>riai i'a''"
# germany tThr iieicha iiahkl' mus
resigned. according ~ Exchange T"lc-
rrnoh d,sIaich from Copenhagen.
lDr. Iavcnsirin was appointed presi'
dent Of tho Rc!chs bank IN December.
lqn7. in succe"aion 10 DR.. Koch. TING
| EricMs bank. under his direction. had
! charge OF German war finances. ita
has been q supporter OF the pan
! ,r,-,nn,,c
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SpaTtaCuS Extremists
Continued on Page Two.)

this morning rrHny private possessions
Of tn, former emperor and FORMER en-
press had beer 'a"-i"t "way ar d.
$iru,"d.
\ report was III circulation nj :
u'cluck this afternoon that the marines
N"rc expecting heavy rcIni"rrcihcn'S
from Nicl and WllhrlmShaV"n.
BERLIN. "Wednesday. Dec. 2".--' u!
the Associated Press --Thc oTE"r:"1-
ton nr sailors proposed To the Eov>"A-
mont ;cu DAVIS. IT," ,hnt :: III au'::'r'-
ICED to organic" n sailnr. guard II
:, nno mon. the I.nknl .ir2"la'r says It
= informed "hr "or"ri!in"rt. the pa
,r- aids. d",ilu"d I" entertain the
proposition.
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-R1FY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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-nUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20
HEROES
American Soldiers Decorated
for Valor IN Action, With
Distinguished Service
Cross of the II. s.

The commander in chief in the
name Of the president. has awarded
the Distinguished Service cross to
the following officers and soldiers
for the cast Of extraordinary hero
ism described after their names.
Second Lieut. Pe~civaI O. Hart.
125th aero squadron For extraor-
oinary heroism in action during the
battle Of the ST. Mihiel salient. Sept.
u and IL. 1918. ON sept u he
made three infantry Haison patrols
and obtained valuable information
OF the location OF our advancing line
which information ne conveyed 10
organization Commanders Bad
weather conditions necessitated fly
ing az very low altitude but in
spite OF this and repeated attacks By
superior numbers OF enemy aircraft.
ne drove them of by his accurate
FIRE. and accomplished his mission.
on Sept - he unhesitatingly went
20 the assistance Of three allied
planes which were being attacked
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20
FAIn $500 FEET IN Plane.

HONOLULU. Nov. 20.-(Cable.)
Second Lieut.. Walter Carey Crow
dus Of Chicago, was injured and Cpl.
Mark 3. Grace OF LOOMS. Calf,
probably fatally injured today when
an airplane which Crowdus was pill
citing fell $500 feet at Fort Keme-
hamaha.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-20
GEORGE ID. BEROTH.

Lawyer. is now located in Suite
224-226. Farmers Trust Bldg. Home
phone s517: Bell 753.
Advt e4s1-2O
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-08-10
THE LYCEUM PLAYERS
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the wages of labor. Nothing would
labor is less devoted to the winning
of the war for world-democracy than
are the social groups that can get
along easily with a minimum of de-
mocracy. Yet the confusion of our
industrial system, coming into contact
with the amazing complexities of the
war, has created further confusion
of effort, and in the midst of this new
confusion an attempt is apparently
being made to do American labor what
the old English king found impossible,
finally, to do with English labor.
Will Find Another Way.
Some other way to solve the wage
question during the war will prob
ably be found; certainly the Chicago
resolutions indicate belief that the
way Of maximum wage laws and as
sumptions that labor is profiteerins
will not do.
Nor are these plans merely on paper
The shipping board is to some extent
at least compelling manufacturers, in
lines similar to those which supply
its equipment, to pay less wages than
the board itself pays. That is done
in order to keep sufficient men at
shipping board jobs. Thus, a tank
manufacturer in Oklahoma reports to
the shipping board that when he was
negotiating a raise in pay demanded
by his employees, he received the
boards letter, and informed the men
that the agreement was off, and that
a new scale Of pay in harmony with
the board 'ssuggestion would have to
prevail. All the men quit, and the
employer reported that he was look
ing for a new force.
Senator Thomas of Colorado and
/ Senator King Of Utah have again
asked the President to support them
in proposing anti-strike legislation to
congress after the recess. So far as
known, they offered no answer tt
the one question involved: How is
the wage worker to know that his
wage, if fixed, and his job, if supplied
him, will be adequate to meet his cost
of living for the coming year, and
that the conditions will be such thai
! he can bind himself under no circum.
stances to quit? Both parts of thu
| question are human considerations A
senatorial election, makes no man &
| seer.