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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17

Red W. 4. lIarmcycr. Holland. Ind.
Clarence r. Jnckman. Columbia. Ny.
Melvin e. OLSON Ahrrcromhin y. ID.
Hudson r. Scarhoru. Liraymunt. Gu
Cook:
Fr.d O'N"nI North Yakima. Wash.
rrivatrR:
Frederick Is. Anderson. RiE aF7ls,
MINI.
Edgar NJ Floyd. Rolla y. Oak.
James topprla. NnrwaIk, Conn.
Joseph &. )onahur I.Itchfirld. Conn.
Henry -. kirfrr. Philadelphia. Ia.
Frank ". Nh rus'.. Waukcsha. Wis.
Vim. 81. Matthews. kipllnE. y. OAK
Manarl e. Neal. Lindalc ia
Thomas j. 0'kccfc. Chicago. III.
Thomas !. 0'Marra. RnnIulus. y. 7.
WIllIam q. Osborn. Wildrns". y. Oak
James Fares. Chias.sn. Switzerland.
Ralph Wesley Peck. Culver. Oregon.
Roy II. rendry. London. England.
Albcr; r.. RHnEcrIcr. Sugarhouse
Sta. Salt Lake cay. Utah.
William K. Bolton. New Britain. Conn.
William =. Clark. New Haven. Conn.
GcorE" Ford. Louisville, Ny.
Joseph GalloEhly. Now York. y. 7.
Hurry Hanson. Disco. Wis.
ThomAs q. HarvIl. Fair Play. mi.
Erwin Hatfield. GrcrnShurE. Ind.
Fred X. Hayes. Grnndview. Wash.
Henry J. Hrndricks. Spokane. WASH.
ElpbHIN, hfulpIu, .hiLNS.
Potter ?. Kernry. Minneapolis. MINI.
Charles Mcmahon. GlhSshoro. y. j.
Roy Mastin. rynthiana. Ky.
Jack r. Mullen. Hamilton. I,nudoun
CO. Va.
Rny. T. 0'ConneIl. Kilhourn. Wis.
Robert IT. Person. Alberta. La.
Waller NJ. Sims. ThomrSnpvill". III.
Soren T. Sorcnson. Rinhjnhing. Dem
mark.
Ollie F.. Vancil. Macnmb III.
Paul r. Walker. TRhoka. Texas.
jacob f. We3ler. Lawrence. Mass.
Frank P. Tuohvirstrs. Brooklyn. y. y
Clyde l.. Rarnum. Mica, Idaho.
Leo l.. Bowman. Grcenvillc. S. Oak
Adam Burzynski. Hnmtramck Mich.
Angelo Caplihuncn. Armnrsirto. Italy.
Travis 9. Cope. Rugby. " OAK
Carl r. Erickson. Benson. MINI.
William G.. Could. Sioux Falls. S. Oak.
Nick Gregory. Detroit Mich.
Raymond Mont Gomcry Howard. Con-
Melton. Ind.
Harry j. Keenan, Detroit. Mich
Samuel Klein, Bangor. Maine.
Stanley kostfzcwski, Peabody. Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17

settling Irish problems The people
Of this country could never see why
Ireland should not have home rule a2
part Of the British empire. We know
how home rule works among our own
states, and the loyalty Of the British
colonies all enjoying home rule and
al. standing magnihcenny by the
home country ought to be a strong
argument for Ireland's case. II IS not
a. all improbable that the American
public opinion will find some way TO
make itself felt in the settlement OF
the irish question. Certainly sug-
gestion from the United States. off
cially or otherwise. will not in the
future be received by the English
leaders with the coldneSs and sus-
picion it would have met few years
ago.
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NATIONAL EDITORIAL SERVICE

Tho romantic Young girl. uUtrafnro'
blu, thrilled with tho desire Tor seTe'"-
nlent hospital service. has learned tna'
smiles and sweet disposition alone
are no; 50 necessary To the conserVa-
ton Of the lives Of our boys" as
sound knowledge ut ;LScpSIS. The ao''a
to recognize symptoms and an uhoef
standing oil dIcictIcS y SICK man MUM
~. kept happy. but there IL no happiness
greater in ;llncSS than the security u
expert care.
\ girl may have pickering dimpies IN
her checks and ,hc features OF movie
queen; she may be able TO hiuf up
pillow or write home 10 man lahi'''
but she must also know how tn dress
his wounds. cause the minimum OF Pa'n
and must know how TO move 1roe-
turcd limb without Wrcnching apart the
newly set bones.
1t is common knowledge today that
the regulations for the appointment Ut
enrolment Of reserve nurses IN '"''
navy have, been considerably relaxed I"
meet The emergency demand Tor thou-
sands of women. Only graduates or
high schools aud training schools at
! tachcd TO hospitals numbering more
! than 100 beds arc eligible for the reg
ularv navy nurse corps. The bars have
been let down enough to admit gFao"-
ates Of small institutions and inc eou
cational restriction has been reu1oEeu
,, for the reserves. but registration Is re-
tanned in the requirements
One might consider that tho sick sail
or is the sole responsibility Of tho NOM
beers Of the navy nurse corps. NOT So
her work is limitless. She must be pre-
pared 10 mother" the sick LITTLE naive
urch!ns on the tropical islands or the
Paciflc ocean and also to mother INC
parents. who arc nothing more IMAM
children OF larger stature. Sh" mus
ne a trained executive able To instruct
the sailors assigned TO the navy nos
pital corps.
Incxhaustible patience and tact are
the priceless possessions OF Eooo
teacher. The navy nurse co-opera'eS
with the doctors In transforming the
sailor boy into hospital attendant
Though her fingers may itch 10 th!sn
the task which the new student DUN
giles with his amatcurish ineNpertness'
she must stand by with only kindly
suggestion.
Wherever the United States. through
the medium of the navy. Is manlSinh
| the affairs Of n people. the navy nurse
relation TO the community rs that OF
social service worker. In thatched nut
or temporary pavilion. she organizes
raining school for native EirlS.
In Samoa there is such school
which cnrolls pupils recommended ny
the English missions. These native
nurses trained in American ways are
sent to the sick throughout the lsiano'
Every six months they arc required 70
return 10 the hospital and remain TOT
half a year. lest by association they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17
ALLEGED DEsERrER ARRESTED.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept. IS
Drpr&y United States Marshals Franklin
and Ratlir have arrested T. {. Christy.
IN alleged deserter from the Three Hun
bred and Eighteenth Regiment Company
T.. Camp Lee. Va according to an an
nnunccment made here today by \. f.
Hayes. special agent for the department
OF justice. Christy is alleged to have
deserted last June. and was arrested at
Mcrcer's Bottom near here. FTe will III
turned over to the military authorities
at Camp Lee. An investigation made
by Federal authorities shd Tvs that Chris,
tvs people had been notified of his "satc
arrival In France" The soldier is said
to have been staying with bis father
George Christy. at Winfield. and also
for the past TWO months with his uncle
Joe Caristy. OF Merccr's Bottom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17
NEW LABOR SUPPLIES

Labor bureaus report that 4 rerJ
large number of Mexican laborers are
coming into our southern and western
states. Several thousand native
Porto Ricans have been enrolled as
war workers AMI are being trans-
ported to various points where labor
e needed. The Barbados and othet
islands of the West Indies can furnis:,
an almost unlimited supply OF this
class OF labor, particularly available
for the southern section Of the coun'
try. There is no good reason, with
this immense mass of labor to draw
Upon. for a pronounced labor short,
age in America. Much Of this labor
is, Of course. unskilled, but it cac Dc
used to supplement the skilled labor
OF the country and to relieve trained
men for higher grades Of work. Each
day we surprise ourselves in America
By discoveries Of new possibilities III
orr industrial organizations. We
are producing more Of most 81
the necessities OF life and Of the
staple products than we ever did be
fore; yet we are drawing from our
own population and arming and squip
ping the greatest army any one coun
try ever organized We have the re
sources and the man strength OF al
most the entire western hemisphere
% draw from. Our only problem is &c
use them to an advantage. We are
learning rapidly how to use them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17
Frederick A. Kreth. Michigan Bar,Cal

Frederick A. Kreth. Michigan Bar,Cal.
Irwin l.. Larson. Detroit, Iowa
Willie Leck. Sinner Texas:
George Washington LentaA Bryn
MawT. Pa
Elf Lysdahl. Grantsburg, Wis.
Stincy G. MartinavaGe. Shenandoah.
Pa
Stanley Marzee. Minneapolis. MINI.
Joseph {. May. Scranton. Pa
Frank Miles. Black Falls. Wis.
Stanley W. Nine, kilsorr, Neb.
Manuel Olvcra. Jr.. Fall River. Mass.
Anthony PalcskL Scranton. Pa
Albert .. Randall. West Barnet VI
Robert W. Rasmussen. Detroit MINI.
Giovanni Relic, ST. Louis. no.
Peter Rosie Kindred. n. Oak.
George +. SCHNEIDER. y. Easton. Mass.
Edgar Simmons. Broughton.. Ill.
Joseph Straad, Chicago. nj
Wiley NJ. Turner. Orrich. No.
Nicholas thinner. Pierce, Neh
Frt0on0L
Sergeant James Harrison. PIattsburg,
n. y.
Corporal Warren l. Andrews. Meri.
den. Conn.
Private James NJ. Anderson, Pigsott,
Ark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17
THE IRISH QUESTION.

Sir Horace Plunkett demands a set
Element Of the Irish question. prelimi-
rary. or rather preceding. peace neEo-
t;ations. The Irish question has been
a running sore in the side OF Great
been more disturbing than during the
past four years. With the new rela'
tons established between America
and Great Britain. public opinion in
the United States may be helpful in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17
POLICE strike OPP.

CINCINNATI. Sept. -16.-rhe police
strike was declared off BY the police
men shortly after noon hour today. The
mon will so back 10 work at p. IA. to-
day when the second shift reports for
duty. TIE next shift will report at II
y. m and the third shift at L. m. to.
morrow. Tho men came back without
obtaining my guarantees from t1n -
officials relative to their demAndA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17
CuBANs HarsrE1ED.

HAVANA. Sept. l6.-Rndstration Of
Cuban citizens eligible for the draft
under the obligatory military service
Inv passed by congress. took place to-
day. All male citizens between the AXES
nf 81 TO % inclusive must Register. II
Is estimated that the total number Will
Ii, in tho ncighborhood. OF 1850 men.
Later men between the ages Of 29 and
IS will be called upon 10 present them
selves for registration. 1t Is believed
the combined enrolment will then reach
upward Of 100000.
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ClaScncc r. Brodeur waterbury Conn'
John Carl Tcichlcr. Mcnomlnee: Mlcn
Wnst,r Engineer Robert f. Marsh
Bristol. Pa.
,.uv : r,nulconrr Rlackfoot. Idaho.
1vnp l.. Mustsin. IIIllyard. WASH:
naviJ r. Ot-onnel. Washington. D. =.
RUSSELL 4. orr. Saginaw. Mich:
Kills. pirrsun. krisljnstud. "l''ahu-
WauEa. Sweden. ~
Charles r. Shull. Cascade Mont
JJrdlv Sundstrom. ColfaN. WIS:
Jnsrth w. Fnriamh. Seattle. WASH.
. ,'I,nmio pirtromnnaco. Vinchiaturo
PROVINCE ., Campohnsso. Italy.
william. &. Schupp. Council biu1is'la'
Edwin y. Tanson. silySrtoh; o't'
Trvates: ,, rs,
t,iaud ], Dinsc. West Woodland, Coz.
christian y. kerp. Hortman; %Mh''
Marius MajoranA. Detroit. Mich.
William II. Murphy. Elizabeth y. j.
George Stack. Arcdalc. Iowa
Died From Accident and othef SHohoS-
Corp. Roy Leigh Columbus t'''o'
wounded Severely.
Capt. Edward r. Sheppard. ClaFAs-
willie. TIM.
STANLEY f., Ccrhin. Chicago. III.
John Nelson. Portland. Conn.
rNrpnralS:
Rov F.. Alhcrts. Noonan. y. Oak.
James Rahlcky. Chicago. III.
George +. Boil. Bangor. Maine
rnrda MillemNn. PondcreeR. pKlu-
William Switzcr. Tyrone Ia
Earl ". Minister, South Milwaukee.
Wis.
DANIEL ". Alfred. Rnndlrman. y. G..
y. Oak. ~
Fred Anderson, san Francisco. Cal.
Joe HcvilarQua. New Rochelle. y. y.
Horace David lidlr. Charleston. Ill.
WaIdiston Biliski. W"lski. Russia
Richa I'd Brown. Stanley. WIS.
Charles f. bush. stockton. NJ"
Lewis Gnscm. Wilkes Barre. IA.
Itarry y. Darling. Harvard Michigan.
Harry NJ. Dean. Cheney. WASH
John H. Evans Licking. Mo.
Thomas H"ndricksnn. y" emergency
address given.
Arthur I.cnndcr Jones. Watcrt"wn.
MINI. ~
Walter r. l.amky. Sparr"wS Point.
WHll" T.. Boyd. Richmond Va.
Edward J. Mcclure. New London
Conn.
Albert l.. Mcdonald vnchon Island,
Wash.
Lawrence MrKinnnn. Los Angeles. Cal.
Clar"nc" \. Mnrlrtt. linwir. :. Oak.
! Aubrey T.. Mathews. Hull. Ga.
Joseph Matthews. Bismarck. y. OAK.
John Miller. lcssup. Ia.
Edward r. Morse. P1aUsmouti. Ncb.
George T.. Patterson. Nora. MINI.
! Joseph Peck. Cleveland. ohio.
Earl r. Pnorhaugh, Cumberland. Md.
Allis H. Reese. Waterloo. Wis.
Sanford l.. Rose. CaliaElan. Va
Franklin Schneider. RRuh, y. OAK.
Rrrtic r. Scott. lillian. Wash.
Lon ScwelI. CArksrilln, Texas.
Roland s. Slvrr. Now Bedford. Mass
Calvin l.. Stewart. Ridgcficid Wash.
Antonio Vargas. Sacramento. Cal:
Thomas Joseph N"ss. RriSton. Pa
William g. Williams. Birnamwood.
Wis.
George Horace Wood ". Winfield.
v. J.
George G. Wnrnork. ST Louis. Mo.
Wounded Degree Undetor1ndnad-)
Corp. Roy Morton. l.nmcsa Texas.
| I'rlYatrS
Henry r. Rnmtc CovtnSton. Ky.
Henry /. Reycrs Rellin CHAM. Wash.
Henry c. D"nisnn. ldnbcl. Okla.
lsidore l.. Gold. New York. y. 7.
| Stanley j. kulpa. Milwaukee. Wis.
Nicholas Orlow. Wolensk. Russia
Howard 6. Stephens. Dnrranccton. Pa
Herbert n. Taylor Santo. Terns.
Albert White. brooklyn. y. y.
Wounded Slightly.
Corp. Vladimrr busch. Chicago. I'll
l'riVntcS
Vim. s. Carrnihers. Rulnville, Miss.
Boris Eniin. Eliza beth. y. J.
Missing In Action.
1t. MarlRnd e. Hobbs. Boston. Mass.
SfrEeants.
Arthur G. bradley. Bristol. Conn.
George F.. Aiken. -MuskcEon, Mich.
i I'nrrnI,rn1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17

II there is valhaua in which the
spirits Of great and good men meet.
the shades Of Washington and LaFay-
cite, Nathaniel Greene and Rocham,
beau. old John Morgan and the great
De Grasse must be having one glor-
ious reunion about this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17
~ SOLDIER BOYS NAMED IN
CASUAL TIES FOR THIS MORNING

John Raymond Chord. Philadelphia.
Thomas W. Daley. Ncwar. y. !.
Jesse e. Davis. South Weymouth
Mass.
Rrune William Dunmore. Monroe.
Mich
Hamlet Horatio purant Detroit. Mich.
John i. Egan. Boston. MISS.
Ray +" George kulin Mont.
Charles Il. Colt. Meflott. Ind.
John H. Graham. Berkeley. Cal
James w. Query Macon Ga.
Frederick !. Hartrr, Wittcn. s.. y.
Gloon G.. H-mhau. Munci" Ind.
Clement W. Iiildcrbrand Seattle.
Wash.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES
The following casualties are reported
By the commanding general NJ tn"
American EXpcditiunary turccS:
Killed In action .....'....: .'....- =
Wounded in action tScrCrcly) ......
Wounded in action degree undetcr-
Missing in action ...............'.. /"
Killed In Action.
Sergeant Myron ii. Il AIS, Plymouth.
Mich.
Private Lee F'itzcr. Harmersvlllc. ..
Wounded IN Action (Severely.)
Roy StricEel. burlington. Kan.
George II. WiSsu:tn. WInrtka- III.
wounded in Action degree Undster-
Inined.)
SECOND Lieutenant Jacob II. hickman.
FliZabCth. y. J.
Wounded In Action Degree Undeter-
mined-) Previously Reported
Missing IN Action.
Privatcs--
Max RradlcT Ztomir EolIn tRuSsia)
William T. Rallingcr. layton, q.
Gust a Eirttncn. ST. Inui. Mimi
Missing In Action.
Privatos---
Louis J. Eoulcau. Cuh0es. y. Y.
Jesse r. johnson. Spokane. Wash.
John Kurzawski. Albion. y. Y.
Arthur q. Qucck- Jersey City. y. J.
umnr \. Nice. Valley. Nrb.
james II. Roberts. lsaltimnr". Md.
Leslie r Shnptnn rharlrvniI. Mich.
Charles NJ. Shoniz Shnnnltin. Pa.
Wilbert W. Sinclair. Woodstock. y. r.
Andrew j. sullivan. INCONSISTENCIES.
Ala.
SECOND ARMY LIST.
Tho following casualties mr." reported
by the Commanding General Of tn"
American Expcriitionary Forces:
Killed in action .....-......-. IA
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YRsr ARMY LIST.

YIRST ARMY LEST.
WASHINGTON, Sept l6."-ihc l3l'
lowing casualties arr reported ny TIC
commanding genera! Of the American
E.1pcditLonary Forces: .,
Missing in action ....-.-.....--...-
Wounded severely. ....-.-..-.... =
Died OF disease ,''-'
wounded degree undcterrnl ned(.... i
Died from wounds ..--.- .-..... :
Total ...-- -
Died Of wounds Received In Action
Privates-
Gustive Harry Bullock. Loogootee'
Ind.
Frank Cooksley. Weissert. Neb.
Fred F.. Jones. Harrisburg. Pa
william PEPPER, Luverne Mimi.
Harry. /. Rinstidt, BcioiI Wis.
Andy Totti. Dtst roit. Mich.
Antanas Wnisckaosky. Brooklyn. y. I.
Died Of Disease:
Private I.uSter Wick. Russetlv1llc, ARK.
Wounded Severely.
William N. Devaney. South Chicago.
IN.
Sturgis F. DurEtn. The Forks. Me.
Edwin Henry Griffith, Cotter. Ia
Kenneth Lyle Groom. Mars. Ia
James J. Halliday. Eureka Cal
William r. lfnrner. Cares Va
Oscar Hudson. Nappance. Ind.
Wifrred Huntoon Bingham, Pa.
Howard Paul Shenoften, Chambers
burg. Pa ,l..,., DO
Wilmer Frank Suders. Cham eeTsburs.
Pa.
Frank ToomCy Groton. Mass.
Roy l.. Trcbil. Wahpeton. y. D.
Willlam l. Wcidner, Slurton, Ind.
Rugier Ralph William Sicily. Brad
Cook Alono Raymond Martin. Harris
burE. Pa
Raymond IL Alderman. Wilkes
Arthur W Afwnter st. Louis. Mo:
Charles Waldo Anderson. Franklin. Pa
John II. Angel. huntsville. Nc.
Anthony P. Arruda, New Bedford
Mass.
William Grover Eeers. Franklin. Pa
TOLL. II. Etggers GeorEevtllc. \. G.
Isidore Brazaka, Brooklyn. y. y.
George Broderick. New Drop Manor
Staten Island. y. Y.
Joseph Bukowski. South Chicago. I'll.
Nicholas T. Caparel. New York \. 7,
Adlard A Clang, Pawtucket. r. l.
William R DAVE, Ottawa, Ontario
Ca NADIA
Wilbur Dotts, Laport- Ind.
William Hogan. Cobalt. Howell
COUNTY, he.
Harold Howard. Notre Dame, Ind.
Walter Quincy Huckicbcrry. Dill
Okla
Eivtnd Jaconson. Farley. MINI.
Clarence r. Johnson. Chicago. III.
Carl w. LGwson Hampton. Conn
Frank Lynch. Louisville. Ky.
Matthew J. MoNaly. Sunmerhill
Meath county. Ireland.
Clarence McQuitty. Buford. q.
julius MALACHI. Chicago. III.
fs1a -.
David Martin. Hindran, Ky.
Jacob c. Matthew'S. Rcd Tanks. Miss
Charles Joseph Murphy. Long 1slant
City. n. Y.
william Henry Naass. New Cumtcr
land. Pa
wounded Degree undetermined)
Julius sf,ectrter. Minneapolis. MINI.
vito Y. SiNctti ToHto. Provincial Bari
Italy.
James Henry Taylor. Fail River
Mass
John r. Walsh 'C1htcaro. TT.
Missiry In Action.
LIEUTENANT Ruben l.. raskill. Rich
Sergeant Isaac T. Taney. Carbon Fill
Ala.
C:orpor1ls-
Harold Lcstrr Kr1,. Torrstville San
lac county. Mich.
" alter reward IEc!'. l"'' l7h'. MICH
Mechanic Arthur +. Prescott. Dor
chester Mass
Privatcs--
Erwin Henry Charles Adlcr Monroe
Mich.
Jacob 4. Adler Cincinnati. q
Raymond r. Albert, Indianapolis Ind
TsAdorr Altman. New York. y. Y.
Louis Art CincinnaU--O
Anthony Frank Rnzn"r Detroit Mich
Mortimer herman Aurora. III
Eugene Joseph Rnrnicr. Detroit. Mich
Alfred Oliver Bc,ldrie. Monroe. Mich
Lloyd Joseph E"udrin Monroe. Mich
Raw Rover Ewing. Ill.
Clarence Rrodic Monroe. Mich.
Roland r Erudor. Mavville. Wis
Hurry N Ennncr Cnchrantnn Pm
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In a few days we may expect TO
hear Of American Sammies taking 4
refreshing Saturday wash in the
waters of the erstwhile German Rhine.
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We have taken special care to be
abb 10 meet The Boys Foot VICAR require
nrrnts fir the fall and winter months
with stylish shoes that will stand the
wna thcr
Our careful fitting servic: will insure
a Just right" durable shoe in every in
stance.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-05-31
Auction Sale

MAY 80. 1918, at DURBIN, WEST
VIRGINIA, we will offer for sale the
following personal property, cor sist-
ing of and entire Livery outfit, to-wit,
One saddle and driving mare, l
work team both years old, l brown
work horse 6 years old, l heavy team
good horses, l good pony team, l
colt , years old broke to work, | f.
wear old colt all around horse, l J.
wear old colt Arabian stock, 2 4-year
old registered Kentucky mares, l g.
wear old saddle mare, } heavy wagons,
; top buggies, , runabonts, l rubber
tire runabout, / hack, whip and lap
robe, ! heavy bob sled good as new,
light bobs, cutters, ? sets Of heavy
work harness, | sol of wagon harness,
3 sets of double buggy harness, } pair
siugle buggy harness, WilOnrn sad
dies, lot of halters and brides, a
lot of chains. grabs and spuds, five
passenger Maxwell automobile, l
Overland runabout good as new, and
a lot of other tools too tedious to
mention.
TERMS:-Under $500 cash, over
81. % four months with negotiable note
with approved security.
WILLIAMS BROS.
Durbin, W. Va.
J. +. Ashford, Auctioneer.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-05-31
H,lnor List

Nev- H. L. Stephenson, Camp
Lee; Barry Ralston, Staunton; Mrs
r. S. Cecil, Durbin, Va; Privt c.
B. Eye, France; W. P. B. Loo =
ridge, Flood; Privt J. Fl. Eagle.
Camp Sewer, Greenville, S. c
Tom Jones, Pulaski; Mrs. H. |
Trimble, Mill Creek, W. Va.
Renewals Ambrose Price, J. 0.
Armstrong, Doe Hill; H. S. Crow
ley, Mustoe; H. j. Page. Naples;
Miss Stella Malcolm, Richmond;
Robt. Malcolm, Monterey; Mrs.
Mamie Alkire, Cedarville, W. Va,
Robt P Lockridge, Big River, Va
G. w. McElfresh, Caldwell, O.;
Mrs. C. J. Wilhelm, Kerrs Creek
W. Va,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-05-31
School Closes

The commencement exercises of
the NJ. FL. S. session of 1918, were
held on Wednesday night, the at
tendance, as usual, being large. !
There were six in the graduating
class, and as they took their places
on the stage they were greeted
with applause by friends and rela-
tives who had met to share with
them the joys of graduation day.
They were, Misses Elsie Terry, May
Wagner, Alice Deyer. Mary Hev-
ener, Virginia Graham and Arthur
Campbell.
Following is the interesting and
entertaining program of the even
ing:
Prayer-Kev. L. M. Moffett.
Salutatory- Miss May Wagner
Piano Solo-Miss Elizabeth Ma
theny.
Class History-Arthur Campbell.
Cliss Prophecy Miss Mary Hev-
e1er.
Duet-. Misses Elizabeth Mathe y
AID Lena May Campbell.
Glass Wa Miss Virginia Ora
ham.
Gifterian- Miss Alice Dever.
Glass Poem, written by Juniors
and read by Miss Lena May Camp
bell.
Reading of promotions and pre-
sentation of diplomas by the prin-
cipal,
Piano Solo Miss Alma Trimble,
Valedictory- Miss Elsie Terry.
Mr.. Sterrett announced the TACT
that choice CT the three scholarships
to be awarded was open to MIR.
Campbell. all of them being to
male schools, but expressed the
hope that soon the NJ. H. S. would
be recognized by one or more
female schools so that girl gradu-
ates, too, might profit by the
awards.
In next weeks issue of the Re
corder the promotions throughout
the grades will be given.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-05-31
Musical


The music pupils of Miss Mabel
Jones, gave their fifth annual recit-
al. Friday evening, May oath, at
S o'clock, in the parlor of Mrs C.P.
Jones' home.
A silver offering was taken at the
door by little Miss Charlotte Trim
bic and Master george Wilson,
who were dressed in white and wore
the Red Cross emblem, the pro.
ceeds Sl1 go going to the Red Cross.
After the musical, the guests
ushered into the dining room where
the pupils served fruit punch.
The pupils were Misses Nell Bev-
erage, Mildred Trimble, Alma Trim
BILE, Mary Heyener, Sara Wade,
Mary and Eva Winner, Betty Han
sci. Juanita Pruitt. Lena May
Campbell, Rebecca Johnston, Eliz-
abeth Matheny, Martha Wilson,
Catherine Trimble, Audry Swadley,
Margaret Hansel. Elizabeth White
law.
Keep the Home Fires Burning"
was beautifully sung by Miss Eve
Ign Jones and chorus.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-05-31
Pubic Sale of Valuable Lot

AS attorney for Russell C. Evick
and Elmer F. Evick, I will, on Satur-
day, June l. 1918 at Mcdowell, Va,
offer for sale at public auction the two
thirds undivided interest in a..sscertain
lotin the village of Mcdowell con-
tanning one and one half acres situated
on the East side of the S. & P. turn
pike in front of T. a. Hamilton's
blacksmith shop. This is valuable
lot and has on it splendid barn and
an Office used for harness shop and is
splendidly located for residence lot
TERMS:-Cash, or the purchaser
may pay 1-3 in cash and execute
negotiable note for the balance pay
able six months after date and sat-
endorsed. Deed will be exc
cuted by me by virtue of power of at
torney from owners and delivered on
the day of sale.
Andrew L. Jones, Attorney
for Russell G.. Evick and Elmer
F. Evick..