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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
Rippling Rhymes
BY WALT MASON
Afflicted France


The war has knocked things out
or plumb, our comforts 500. prltu-
tlohs come, but iei US ou Uu. woes
no dumb, and think Of France 10
costs lot 10 buy our riru. uur sue.
'otaHh and pruu"s and Igo. uur 'gt
US promptly pay tho price. and mink
OF France. our towns are .uualHE
on thor sltos. no bombs drop boo and
spoil our nights. 20 fuss and FRET Vc
nave no rights igr4 think of
France There ls stranger on
our shore 10 paint fhc lands ape rcd
with gore and make some busy Eer-
lha roar, but think OF France When
I'm Inclined 90 droOp and mop,. luI
loso my hold on faith and hope. dls.
couraged by some spiel"rs dope.
thlnk N France Some old DWr lYN.
ury ! miss. some vanished comfort
npoils my bliss. and tbru ! boot ms.
self ana h6g aud think " France.
] hear mon grow. with arctic feet
they find 10 hard Co make ends meet.
and then my message I repeat "Dh.
think or France hear danes
grumhle here and therc because they
have no rags 30 wear. and / roWDra,
"Oh. ladies' fair, pray think Of
Franco" our ills are tr'l.ug th.ngs
and brief ln one short hour tHu.
find RELIEF IN we would Know iHr
soul Of grief wnl think OF France
Copyright 1918 Georg, NatH,E Adam.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
The Wife

maN., mtve 10 TO nave nave new ones. We can't
earn now" what you
Don't cross bridges u,,u 700,
como 10 them, / don't sea h.. ~
are pretty wei fixed. By tn -
we need clothes, wen be abIe to
have them" "
huth blt her lip,.and said no mora
ana not even Brian's compliment
because Of her improved breakf,st
cnuId brlng a smile to her face
bilhn really meant what he s,4s
Ito dldh see but that they v,er.
pretty well fixed lie never r,,
been accustomed to luxury. ana ~
neat mmpIy-furnished rooms u.,6
mo dainty muslin curtains ~
window ana soft-toncd rag rI,, .
me floor the comfortable ChsIr.
table which. after dinner
cleared away they used rs "A rs8d,..
table seemed 10 him all thai ,.N
necessary for comfort RrI,.
thought great deal OF that H.
comfort Had ne not. perhaps ta
might have been moro successfni .a
business way Elt "mannar.,
wlH always on his lips. Never v,s
hn boo hurry 10 accomplish any.
thing. another day was coming h.
would do 81 thcn
Hr had very optimistic nature
and way of .mprcseing people Who
di1 not know Dim, fostering In thcm
iho belief that hc would accomplish
great things But Mrs Clayborne
had seen the weakness In his char
actor and had feared for Rutha
because OF IT,
Had Brian been. or had Mira CLAY
horno thought him. moro stable she
would not so much have minded h.a
poverty and she would have assisted
him and Ruth until such a time ,s
they could got along alone. But she
3uurgd his weakness. and felt ,ui-o
that sooner or later Ruth would
wake up 90 tho sort OF man she had
aud come back home. MOI
.hlt Mrs. tIaybone thought Brian a
bad man. She didn't And no waSn'tt
but she did son5e his limitations lie
MAS, he always would be. a financial
.hiurc-Ho she thought. And so.
lt,or month or two OF life In New,
York. had Ruth begun 20 think
IL was 80 hehuiling. Ruth thought.
% count every penny Yet, never
I'D rho voice complaint She went
% market I'm an the bravery OF her
Npenaive gowns, carried a basket
ma bought a little OF this. and a IT.
le Of that, and, as Mrs. Murphy said.
luggcd i' home"
To say Ruth was happy, would not
'e true. II would be equally untrue
% say she was unhappy at this time
Mo was sull very much In love with
iran, yet she often spent nearly her
niire day weeping Her surroundlnEs
1 spite ~ an she could do. depressed
.er She lonEoG for tho dainty,
eaut.ful things 20 which she, all hfr
fc, had been accustomed
Tomorrow-Mrs Clayborns sends
or Ruth. She has decided to re-
ecoratc hor living room
Copyright 1918 George Matthew Ad,ms)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

'' b''lA lN'hN't bui 90 NOT gbma
sunday, september 1. 1918
'OoWusht 1918. by the Mcclure Nrwsga
per syndicate
rms IL not an Important day I'm
planetary direction. according to a..
trolosy While saturn ~ sllghtly
henoflo In aspect tho sun ana Mer-
ehry are adverse
10 ID q rulo under which To- take no
important HtcpN. oithor iu pbilau-
ihT"pic or religious work nH me stars
are supposed TO dun B Bmpatny and
encourage Indifference
There is n sign thui seems 90 indl-
cato more or loss agitation ON tho
part OF the public concerning impur-
tant national questions
Tho stars seem tu forcshatoyy
danger from enemy propaganda "a a
quarter hitherto unexpected. as
M"fcury Ia In an aspect read is
warning against tho most subtle
writings
Ihis Us not "a fortunate dly for tI.-
lung friends OF relatives whose ia.
Vor 10 is desirable 10 cultivate. .Rs Tho
sun Is In place mcnaaluE 90 thus,
VINO desire appreciation or hcp OF
any sort
During this sway 10 B suppused
that perils underground are u-
creased Trench warfare has not "a
promising direction Of the stars
Tho sccrs declare that while they
behold In tho planets prom se ~ aurh
supremacy FOR the United states tnss
theSountry will dominate tho world
thoy must caution Americans NOT tu
be too eager or impatient for speedy
victory since they must meet DELAYS
Again surprises are forecast too
tho war Lucky events viii overcome
az temporary sotbacks
Astrologors csounsol the utmost
persistence ln whatever has 10 do
with tho war, since the stars are ncId
TO indicate that there Will bo need ~
Etoat endurance. even though tho
end may come iu 1919
Persons whose birth date 90 Is have
The uugury of e happy year In which
much success VIII como 90 them
Gain through speculation or by
means ot frisnds ls larosltduWru
children horn ON thi. lay probably
Viii Dee very clever CufUrprl-lug ana
INDUSTRIOUS These subjects ur Nirrn
are often inclined Co worry needless.
y bui they are fortunate usually
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

and Srshers. 10000 damages can
collation. Of oil and gas lease and for
/ possession of northeast quarter OF
nErtheust quarter OF southwest quar-
ter ana north one-hnlf OF northwes,
quarter of southeast, quarter and
southeast quarter Of northwest quar-
Yer or Hputhea8t quarter and west
! one mar or northeast quarter ~
southeast quarter and southeast
quarter ~ southeast quarter and
southwest quarter OF northwest quar-
Ter N southeast quarter OF 6-2O-I3.
New Cases Superior Court
j. h sharp, infant by next friend.
v II. o. sharp; divorce.
New Cases County Court.
g. VI Mechew v. r. NJ Lowe,
transcript appeal from Gray J. p.
J. ID. Hinton w. NJ r Horton. $500
on rental contract tgarnlshment AZ
f.rmcdl
-. Ncw Cases United states District
Court.
In re- n W Hamilton. Sand
springs. voluntary assignment
Warranty Deeds.
l. c. Wells and wife to r L.
crpps 81, west half lot l3. block
-, Lynch & Forsythe addition.
O. C. Weber ana wife to w A.
Hawkins 81. lots Gs and 6i. block
d. Raird addition
5. w. Brown and wife TO W. and
NJ. l. short 81 500: northeast quar-
ter Of northeast quarter OF 2s-is-I2.
q. G. YoaEer and wife TO win
chasiaine $1,000. lot s. block &.
Brady Heights addition
w. p. Waldrep TO l. NJ waIdrep.
81 lots . and TO- block z, Aldo ad.
iition.
A. y Foster and wife TO f p.
.rosswhite {5.75o, lo, 8. block 3.
'oudcr-Pomeroy addition
p F. Coyne to C. Roberts. 81.
''uih half OF northwest quarter Of
'ulh%sN quarter Of northwest quar-
Same 20 g. Roberts. 81: north half
'i southwest quarter Of southwest
.O-l3
Marriage Licenses.
\ J. layton and Nettie Shirley
no .s1. Okla
li p Malkus Shawnee. Okla. and
''nore Jones Kansas City, Mo
Arthur n Young and Maybel e.
lifoel. Tulsa, Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

Tho tricpdllness, TO usc no other
terms which tho president has al.
ways displayed for organized labor
has rs limits lt would seem. The
annual convention of tho American
federation OF labor, ior two years IN
succession, has displayed Ice hostility
TO Postmaster General Burlesou,
whom Il accuses Of various offonscs
and whose scalp it would have. Yet
Mr nurloson retains his post. and IN
stead ~ curtailing his activities. ,hc
president has given him additional
huuots ana power by placing him "a
charge OF thesw swircs service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

Sfl'lNGFlFLD m. Sept Be.
cause duties OF Judges and clerks Of
election at tho Illinois state wide pu-
mary September II might interfere
win the tasks they are 10 perform
az the military registration Septem-
Dor IL of men from Is 10 IS not al
ready enrolled, Gov Frank o. Low
den In a telegram today recommend
cd 20 President Wilson that the res
lsiraiion day he changed 10 Septem-
her IL n IS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

Alice Was married 20 Dan Th,su-
dyke today Betty said simply
To nuu Thorndykc'' I repeated
mechanically foIt suddenly weak
A hand ulutghod at my heart with
Tight fingers
. must take or my things" Ret
V told me softly
That ] should show what { felf /
did not o1rc then For moment /
wanted 'n room uiDr her and yry. "l'
'nt true. lH It'" held myself
back She must be playing with mo
Ton 'he other room I heard Bo~y
u.ihuIiculE opening drawers and
closing Tho closet " was true
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

Tho inevitable parallel which his
torically inclined minds find IN the
present military situation In France
Is Gettysburg The action along the
Marne now "a thought by these CONF
mcnintora 20 be the Gettysburg OF
the present war In that case. wo
are not 10 have peace speedily.
Though tho power OF the confcder.
scy waned constantly after tho high
water mark Of Gettysburg. ~ was
nearly two years before the end
came with Germany lt Is likely TO
be sun more delayed. because the
ueEmau empire. even IN ~ existing
dire straits, IL much more nearly
self-supporting Than were tho states
OF the confedoraoy When We are
planning Tor three or four million
mon under arms We are planning for
exactly what will be NEEDED
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
PHONES
Daily Food
sEPTEMHrR q.ipla

The Lord knoseth how Do deliver h,
gqgili out ~ temptation Pot 90
Nhfitt kuovs hov much thr veaE can bear
Aud helps them when ihaF rfF.
The strongest have no strength tu spare.
fof such hon strongly iy
Load us not into temptation hdi deliver
us from evil Matt q "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

Politics viii be adjourned durHg
tho latter part of september and the
month of October when mo fourth
liberty loan drive Will bc on Tho
sum which The treasury VIII then
Geek nom the people will Boz sI1 uil.
lion dollars. and the oIoquoncs
which. Bon chat period. would uatur-
ally be- devoted Co adjuriuK tho yotsrs
10 stand by tho party viii be turned
20 imprrssIng them with tho nocos
aliy OF standing by tho nation. There
may possibly be- some persons 90.
naiurod enough 10 suspect thar Mr
McAduo has collected this period for
tho fourth loan drive In order to ii-
vert public. attention from other
thinga which tho administration has
done or may be doing at that umo
Perish tho thought uo your bes,
to help float the loan, but vote as
you please Notwithstanding
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

Am the best neopIe come from
somewher" possibly shGbyvlIe. In
diana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

tn tho time when perslmmons get
rlre so that they can mix art with
pleasure by going possum hunting
Sile kildew SAYS tho west must he
an awful noisy place as nearly all
OF the thunder Is In that direction
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
rAxEs IN INsrAIINmNrs-

Every citizen who expects to pas
az income tax neNt year--and there
will be mighty few who viii escape
'--Nil be sl0d 20 learn that the CON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
Court Records.

Tn re Implication of George Henry
Brown Tor rights of majority tprocf
of ruhNcatIon)
T. NJ g. j. Roger w. T. A. Penny
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

Ninety per tent ~ your bin az
Roctor's Is for dishwashlnE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
PunkinUiLIe Paragrdfs

Sidney Hooks
left today Tor
Tickville. where
ne will let the
shoemaker exam
inc his sunday
shoes IN an N'"t
fort 10 find out
why they pinch
his feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

The Excelsior
FiddlinE Band is
looking forward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
horoscope.
sunday, september I. iois-

Tho star. incline, but do nor : en- : y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

We do not want t6 recall ancient
history hut Just tbe mmr v, saul
lk" io know what Mf Alexander
hnk about u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
WFST VIRGINIA COLLEGES
tn AID THE GOVERNMENT

students wards Of the government. gets
ting O combined academic. technical and
military education under the watchful
caro- and observation of Unclc Sam.
The status OF these young students
from the time they enter trimming is
that Of private in the regular army.
There will be- regular army officers sta
toned ut each institution rs inStruc-
tors. Boys less than TX may rntrr and
take the same course. but must pay
their expenses until they arc Is and
register in tho army. Then they at
once become wards nf tn" government.
Prof. Q. Edmund Neil. Of the State
University faculty. IL in washington
TO secure passports t" travel in the
Orient. Accompanied by one Of Sem
atnr SuthnrlarIri'S secretaries. Prof. Mil
visited tho stat. department today and
told of his plans. He has been commits
stoned by the International BOARD nC
Foreign Missions To visit the Orient. III
spnct the missions there and report on
the work rs ne sn"s it. His passports
are now being made out for him.
Post Office inspectors have been di-
rectcd 70 make Investigations with
view to the appointment Of poStnaStrrS
at the following places IN West Nir-
GINA: Lillian, Otto, St0llinGs and VAL
ley Fork.
Richard landslide. secretary L" Con-
grcssman II. e. Wnodyard. has loft for
Parkcrsburg. where h" will hc attached
to the woodward campaign h"ad7uar-
ters.
W. B. Dimon. of Huntington. was Il
recent visitor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
WEST VA, SOLDIERS
IN CYCLONE DIVISION
By NJ. ANDERSEN, JR.
Intclligcucer Correspondent.

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~ fuIIows wI,ir:, IS a nnhI,, trihl.c TO
,,,> h,ve nf I'm. I,y.l,nr Division in
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19

Barnes recalled having Met her some
y"ars aGo--at III" Huntington Demo-
rr.ttic. convention in 1883. when y. y.
Fleming WAS nominated For governor.
AIRS. Poifan5crE"r was the first Woman
"a participate IN politics i'll this state.
and nominated john W. English for
JiirlS" NJ the supreme court. Mr.. Barnes
recalled I'll these things. and observed
that Il" thought In" year was 1855. Mrs.
h"ficnharg"c dismissed the subject
briefly:
"Tt wasn't near that many years
ago.
Former Governor MncCnrlilc. who is
general rhuIrman Of tn" Fourth Lib
"riy loan. being thus reminded of age.
took occasion To "mpha$l2" that j; is
hnw old Il man t'"$ that counts and
rot! matter nj years. To illustrate.
hr declared:
- ana aS good AZ any Young man
|" l." found among Ia" West Virginia
hills. and can d. NOR. work than any
III them HAT | hav" run across
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
ASTHMA
I'm STaNrEY BELIEVED WITH
EEli[Il:lO02
oNnoNtY REFVHDED ASK AXY DRUGGIST
GET "N0STR|0LA'
BALM Or LIQUID
FOR HAY FEVER
Nothing Equals "Nostriola" Balm or
Liquid to Open Air P1asASeS. Clear
Head and Stop DistreSS-

'.NOSTUIOIA" is q wonder-worker
for Hay Fever. X quickly relieves thoS"
dreadful colds IN bead. Group. asthma
and nasal catarrh. sneczinE. ~hrczinS
and weeping spells.
tun..s, Ii is simple. easy 10 apply and
lasts for months.
LIQUID No*lrIola. is put up in !-oz
bottles. price 50. cents. Special NOS
trulH At"miznr Outiit. including enough
iuuid 10 last sixty days. can also De
rurcha-.d at any drug store.
The Special Nostriola A'omizcr con-
yrrls The LIQUID into a very Einc rapor-
spray. which il hr"athcd into nostrils
IL "lnu"h"s Tho spot" and relieves dis
treSS "A: once.
Don't fan 70 got "NOSTEIoLA".-
Balm or LiGuld--at your druggist to-
tiav and AVOID thns" miserable days and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
rHxBE OF THE BEST COAA'-"'
IN STATE TO TAKE
UP WORK.
Besnan1t Davis 4 Endns Coues7 ~
west virginia UntVer-
sity Tested.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. l6.-'h
.be 800 educational institutions Ia '"'
country accepted By the government 10
train 1s-.year-old rcgistrants for OH
,ors. commissions there are three IN
West Virginia on the list just naae
public.
They are the West Virginia GnAFer-
,.;,, R.thony and Davis & Elkins COL
leees I, is announced that by octoo'r
| ;h. system will be well unacF ""'
and working. 1t is estimated tha' t't'
we'll be $4,000 Of these young S''oi''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
AUTOMOBILES STRIKE

When the driver attempted to shut Oft
hrs cutoff it resulted III two automo-
bil"s being badly damaged last evening.
including DR.. J. q. Walden's Ford. which
was stationary and unoccupied in front
Of his homo at 1000 Main street. War
wood Til" other machine. q much larger
car. was also damaged. but was able
I" continue under It's own power after
temporary repairs had hecn made.
Th" machine that struck DR.. Wald:n's
automobile was north bound. and was
occupied by Two wurkmcn. returning 10
their homes at Beech fottom. Both nc
c,irnrts were slightly bruised. The front
OF nr. Waldtn's car was stov"d IN aud
both wheels badly damaged. The other
machine WIS lesser damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19

OF tho best: the machine Gunncrs arc
splcndidly, trained. and not only has the
artillery 4 justiliub!e pride In its capac-
i;y for accurately laying down a bar
-a6e, but the infantry has full conf
drnce that the batteries will give the
exact support called for At the right
liCIrnt.
1T is most pleasing and gratifying
To sc" evidences OH all sides OF fine dis
Cip.IE" II snappy movement, of UNI
forlnity of dress and accurate rendition
OF military courtesy"
This Is what the boys Of West Viz
pni;t arc doing in the army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19

, There nrr, TWO Democratic counties in
tho s"v"n that compose the First dis
Irirt. There ar" Marion nni W"tzcl.
and both give largr maiur!ti"S. In for
rncr wears they were rICrr than uffS"t
hv ohio AMI Marshall. From reports
received il l"kS very much Ms ii thcS"
rsSI tMu counties wuul'l This year go
back IN their nlh-timr Republican form.
They ar" Reported I" IL. IN fine shape
better Than they hay" h""n in years.
The same report comes in "u l;r"nkc
and Nanrnck. and Taylor can usually
hr relied on L. kick i'll all right with Il
substantial Republican lead. With such
II lender as tho party has this year in
the person Of Mr. Schurk. there seems
tn b. good gruIIndS for ihr optimism
II party leaders II that part "f IN"
1 STATE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
FIVE AMERICAN PLANES MISSING

NAHlilNGTuN. Sept. lS--.F'ivr Amer
I'ar planes nrr missing itS n result Of an
attach 10y Il superior German force ,lur-
ing a hnmhin@ expedition in lorraine,
General l'"r%hIng reported III tnany'1
''"nhuiiGu''. r,'r"iV'h inm:Eh; hy Tn" war
'"'i"trI m"ui WIN The exception uf ar
'Iil'ry nriiviir in l"rr:I!n" and AIsa"r.
'h' American SECTORS remain Inactive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19

IT III" t"puhliTan party * abb 10
win back ih"<r Nv" ,'ungr,.$Si nu;.l rll.,-
iriCtS. az now H""mS most likely tn H.
WcS, NirGiEH viii again b. represented
III the Hons. 1T representatives hv =
solid Republican del. g;ttI,- For. thrr"
~ M Iuuhl IN thu minds nf rh.. party
l. a'"rS Of III "lr"iInn uf R"w' r. E.rd-
W""dyHrd and Gnudykounlz
cha, * il', goal ~" Republican or
EanlZntinu has So; FIR liS"lf-ii solid
delegation in IN" House. and thu rl,..-
tinn of Major David f.lkinS To Surc,"d
: hat"r Nathan tioff and bold on 10 n
solid delegation in The SENATE ;iranCu
-! the Congress-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19

Somewhat similar CnndiI. "nS "f har-
Innny arc reported III IN" Sixth district.
The unity of tn" party in Fay"ttr. Raj
"i"h and kanawhH counties is largely
responsible" for Republican confidence
in that district. Ais" TN" PROMISE uf
William Mrkrll IF I'ayctt" county. f"
the Republican stat" committee several
days ago. He tuld the r"mmiti"' that
it could hold him personally rrSrunSi-
bic for smashing hig E"ruhlIram ma
iUrily in Fay"ttr county. that tn" party
hadn't hrrR III rs fine shape in FayrIi"
in years as il now is. To- iH"S" who ar"
familiar with IN" facts IN the pulitiral
history of Fay"iI" county in recent
years. and Ia t!Iu:S'. who know III" p"wcr
nf leadership ruSSrSS.h lay Mr.. MckrlI
III that county. the fun import az what
Il harmonious party ih"r" with Mr. Mo
k"il leading u calls for no furth," "X-
PLANTATION. with Fay"tt". Rnl"Irh and
knnGwhh counties doing their full par,
this Year. ihrr" isn't the slightest CHANG"
Of tho PREDICTION 1T. l.iItl"pag". Ills
Opponent. l.. $. EchnlS IS an ahi" man.
II lawyer. Of CrnCr'rd ability. II Public
speaker ri pleasing address and prison.
atty. IT." has TAKEN Enld Of IN, ,nni-
ptiEn with energy am! with r"Hfid"nr
spirits. which arr reflected in the Ern-
"ral feeling of Republicans throughout
The Sixth district
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Mr.. George InffcnharE"r, chairman "f
the w"nun's Liberty loan committed.
was introduced IN !. Walter BARNES.
r,r!, i'al fuel administrator Tor West
NirE.nia. at thr Luncheon nj III"
r'harl"si0n Elks club Tuesday. wh"r"
war workers IN convention ut Charles
ton runEr~Gat"d FOR rcraSt. aud Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
new FUEL ORDER
FOR WEST VIRGINIA

CIIAI;I. LESION. W. Va. Sept iA.--
J. Walter Barnes. t'.,l"rai cn"l adnin-
istralur for West Virginia. VIII" IS h"%H
thus week attending Ia" state war con-
y,nlirn announced today that ho hH!
advic"., from the Federal fuel admin
istrali"n permitting; anthracite" coal Tor
Berkeley and jefferson counties. Inc
coming system rut off these TWO ""un-
ties from their SulIrr" Of supply ana the
matter mas been O"fnrc I'll" fn'S admin
islraiIun tvr som" TIM. requiring Soy
rr:tl visits Of Mr.. BARNES "a NhSnlilE-
tom and one trip ~ Philadelphia. tn"
fact that domestic consumers IN ih"s''
counties have been accustomed |" use
anthracite. c"nl aud AZ" not pr"H!""d
with heating apparatus Snitahlr Tor
soft coal led tn III" special "rd"r nccr$-
sary for the continued use uI anihracit"
coal IN these counties Some tim" hE"
when The matter WIS passed upon IL
was ruled that those C"untirS must get
coal from cars i'll had shape which wrr"
h"ing handled BY the Baltimore & ono.
which would have meant soft coal IN
district accustomed t. hard coal.
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