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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-11-28
Expert at It.

HE seems devoted at to his wife"
Naturally. That is Major Buttons
OF the camoufiage corps"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-11-28

New York high schools find Spanish
taking lead Of aH other foreign Ian
guaze studies.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-11-28

New Haven, Conn, Noah Webster
home has passed into possession of
Yale university.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-11-28

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets put an end to
sick and bilious headaches. constipation dizzi-
ness and indigestion. ''CIean house" Adv
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-11-28

All men are architects Of their own
futures, but few get money enough to
build.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-11-28

Washington may get limited service
army men as firemen.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-11-28

Maybe you have an acid stomach
and don't know it! There are millions of
such peOple-weak. ailing, tired, worn
out and ''all M before the day is half
gone-nstless and Indifferent to their sur
rOundings-often with aches and pains
all over the body-woefully lacking in
physical power and mental vigor-pale,
emaciated-just dragging out q weary
existence. Nine out OF every ten of
these people are unconscious victims Of
acid stomach.
Thousands upon thousands Of people
who are subject TO attacks of indigestion
and biliousness; who are nervous, mel
sncholy. mentally depressed; who suffer
yes, even many Of those who have
catarrh, ulcer or cancer of the stomach
If the trouble is traced to its source, it
will often be found to be just acid-stom-
ach. For these are only some Of the all
mentS that are caused By what the doc
tors call supeEacidity, which is another
name for sour acid-stomach.
What you want to know above all
else is how to quickly rid yourself of ex-
cess acid. wonderful modern remedy
called EATONIC literally wipes it out.
It does the work easily, speedily and
naturally. 1t makes the stomach pure,
sweet, cool and comfortable. 1t helps
you get full strength out Of every mouth
fui OF good you eat; and unless you DO
get full strength from your food you
cannot enjoy robust, vigorous health.
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Make Friends With Sheen.

Always make friends with your
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-12

Moses Uritzky, who mercilessly di- rected activity of this sort in Petro- grad. paid for it with his life, but still continues his frantic persecution of civilians in Moscow. Former army officers are the greatest sufferers at the hands of this wild search for counter revolutionaries, but it extends to all sections of the bourgeoise.
 Not content with seizing the prop erty of the educated classes, the Bol- sheviki are now harassing them in ev' cry possible way. A brutal class war is encouraged by exhortations daily in the Bolsheviki newspapers to continue attacks upon the bourgeoise and even to take their lives But bad as con ditions are now in Moscow and in Petrograd. a worse situation is expect cd by the intelligent classes if an in terregnum takes place. The spirit of vengeance is SO strong and the feel ing so bitter against the Jewish lead CTS. arrivals here from Russia say, that rioting against Jews generally is feared. Such riots never are confined to one class in Russia. but expand into general murder and plunder.
 The apparent abandonment of Euro uean Russia by the Germans has led to the belief that their experience in
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the Ukrain has caused them to cease in their efforts to establish a mon archy or to support any other new government friendly to them.
 The Russians are pleading for out side assistance to cure them of their political troubles. The constitutional democrats and other bourgeoise friendly to the Germans are now turn ing to the entente allies since the de feat of the Germans on the western front and the success of the C-echo' Slovaks, Murman and Vladivostok movements.
 The constitutional democratis party and the other parties of the extreme right. however, are in such disfavOr with the great mass Of Russians Of the centre that foreign diplomats are not willing to take them seriously.
 The Czecho-Slovak movement be- ycnd the river Volga has gained the support of factions favoring a consti- tuent assembly and 1t is making the more reactionary programs impos sible. as Siberia generally is concede to be the key to reconstruction in Eu' ropean Russia
 Somewhere among the social ieyo lutionaries. probably amcng those ol the right. a leader is expected to de
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-12
GET RICH QUICK.
1p,. ne..in,r r'nnsed 1Niren

tBy Review Leased Wire)
 FL PASO. Texas, Sept 11.-John HoIub. wanted in New York in con re-tion with a S1OO.OOO get-ricbquick swindle. was arrested here today Ac- cording to information received from New York. HOlub operated a concern winch promisel i5 per cent monthly on investments, and which until his disappearance d few days ago did a ilourishing business. When found here. Ho'ub said his name was Paul Revere" anl that he was French mln on route to Mexico. The arrest ing officer immediately addressed him in French and discovered the man was entirely unfamiliar with that Ian guage.
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Continued from Page .Onsl cessor Count Won Mirbach was assas- sinated )
 Shcts were heard everywhere day and night and motor lorries filled with armed soldiers dashed madly through the streets with utter disregard for the life of civilians The actual fight ing which took place in the streets of Moscow on July ' when the city was under artillery fire for several hours was far less terrifying to the public than were the endless days Of sheer brutality when the soldiers i'm posed on the helpless public by vir- tue of their arms.
 Men who have refused to fight the C-echo-Slovaks on the Volga have been arrested. Even the helpless and paralytic and the old women. more than 80 years old have been taken into custody
 Such is the wild campaign carried on by the Rolshevixi under the gu-se of suppressing 9 counter revolution.
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velop who may eventually crystalize the opposition to the BOlsheviki.
 NJ. Tchernoff. former minister ci agriculture, and chairman of the sus- pended constituent assembly and Gen. Boris ,Savinkoff. former military com mander of Petrograd and acting min ister of war in the Ksrensky cabines, are the most conspicuous social revo- luticnaries at present. Their whe.s about is unknown but General Savin- koff is reported to be in Siberia.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-12

ance of the nation at this hour. Patriots will not fail to respond. Slackers must respond. For those who would evade their obligation the law provides punishment swift and certain A years i'm prisonment faces the man who . evades. And no man can buy his escape from this penalty through payment of a fine.
 The registrars are at their posts awaiting you"
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maintenance of the military estab- lishment It is thus that we must proceed if we are most effective ly Co distribute the energies Of our people for the supreme task of winning the war
 The obligation resting upon the Individual this day is clear cut and not to be mistaken. The patriotism and the honor Of our manhood furnish the main reIs-
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REGISTRARS ARE
 WAITING TO PUT
 DOWN YOUR NAME

Continued from Page one)
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RUSSIA STRICKEN WITH MURDER
 AND RAPIN E

Continued from Page one,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Ob|T UARYF
wens Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services for the late Sarah
F.. widow OF the late Eugene S. Wells.
were conducted yesterday afternoon ut {"
O'Clock At tho residence Of her daughter
Mrs George w. MaS"r. IS Fourt~anth
street Rev. Claud" Porter Terry. pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church.
conducted tho services. IN which hr paid
4 loving tribute To III" christian char1c-
ter OF the deceased. dwelling upon hrr
exemplary life Rev. Terry also read
ar appropriate pom harmoni%ing with
tn" life of I'll" deceased. received from
Rev. J. NJ. Potter. Of the Fanc" Memoir
ial church. who hail been life long
friends Of tho family. but who WAS un-
anl,. "a attend tn" funeral y larE" con-
course Of s"rrownE friends attended
th4ac last sad ritcs. which were follow
ed by intcrmcnt in Tho family bnr%!nf
ground in Greenwood cemetery.
Tho passing NJ Mrs. Wells removes
the last surviving daughter Of Nj. and
Nrs. Joseph ciilchrist. prominent plo-
reer residents OF this city. The de-
crnecd had spent her "ntire If" IN this
city whcrn her memory win long ~"
cherished by a legion Of friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
OUT
LAWYER LOOKS.
LIKE NEW


For = long time H. kept the secret or
,h. wonderful chang tn r"suor"d hcaith
and ,,.cuvcry from nervous pr':tkd"Wn.
I'm; =; l:L<l hrraus" "f IN" h"ip il might
b in his friends hc Thought II only lair
l.. tell lh"im. and now They ar" All IKE
Inn, hny.. com. hack and feel like
DOING IhiugS.
IL. tnnk !'hnSphai"d Iron AMI il took
n,Id nE htnl immediately. He SnyS H.
f.I. ,.l;.r right "fr tn. r""i." and you
r..,.rr saw q nurr thankful and pleased
,u.tn. IT,. ,'tuIt"t say enough III praise
,T f'hnSphatrd Iron. H." says Il seemed
Ms Il HI. whole system just c-nr"d The
iron. !: was uhs"rh"d :" quickly. III"
,.,,lur came hack 10 his ch""ks. his step
;,n.l that old tim" boy swing and spring.
,yll,. ~ for his nerves, thu I'h"SphLt"H
g.: RIB. :" work. cleared mp tn cob
w..nS and h..:,Iddl"d brain. :" h. could
Mimi hotter and nri quicker. his !udS-
,u,.n. .ya~ right again. h.. hah d"ri>i"n
that l.. Tackled .'i :"HrS. II" wonder he
- :, ;,;,.,,.G i",r,;,r - l'hu~pha;"d Iron.
Mr i'i..',~,.:"un: Man ar Woman. MI
H:fi," Mul az i.ili clerk ar Si"n"Era-
uhrr whu all ~ and !"''lS that h" -
mo-. ,r..n a:.i j.. - Nul we'll. bal who
know n.. ., H.: 'lcirr. I'h"SIriti"d Iron
i, jus, what ,":I n..d, t. will lid" y"u
uver. rui yri; ~ig;l;. YOU Will feel on
tho jui," ami w"r' viii II" a pleasure.
To Iusur.. iih"E:rian~ and their pa
tlcn,s getting rhr g"nuln" Hh"sphat"d
iron VIZ lnv" ~; IN crrSrl'"S only: Il"
M, take pills ar tablets. Insist on cRI'-
smiles e. II! ri~,.Sl 4 co. Wheeling.
and leading druggists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
FOURTH LIBERTY
LOAN DRIVE PLAN
FOR BHlAl@
AroHHRS WILL MET AudOh1
EVENING AT K1RST P8ISBx-
rEHIAH CHURCH.
Mayor Axwdnn. TrSrch war nero WILL
Probably SpSaf-BsnaEe
NeWS Eote1.

A ret together meeting Of The city
IND county chairmen OF the Belmont
County Liberty Loan committee Will DC
held In the First Presbyterian courca IN
rBeliaire next Monday evening Inv
tn,ee4ine Is called for the purpose OF
iuirnulatins interest in the Fourth L'o-
lcrtr loan campaign which WA! open III
Belmont county next week
" Rodcrer of Bellaire will pre-
cid. and addresses will be made oE
Judge Charles J. Lynch. Of St CHATS
villa and Charles d. Snneral- OF Steu-
benville. president Of the war board OF
Jefferson county. Another interesting
feature OF the meeting will probably DE
An address D. Major Arundel. one OF
ire American soldiers who has BEEN IN
actiye service In France. Major Arun-
doll has lost an arm fighting in France
for tho continuance "f human JHsloe
and liberty.
The rirs, Presbyterian church was Sc
,isctcd for the meeting for tho FcaSon
thor II is centrally located and viii! &C
! con,od,te all who attend. II the capac-
:.tv OF the church auditorium IS TOO
! small for the attendance an overflow
meeting will he held N III" SUNDAY
/ school room. with seating capacity eoua
ITO that OF the auditorium
/ An intensive drive will b. made IN
Belmont county and especially the river
front towns. beginning OCTOBER 1. ana
CONCLUDING October 10. George 2. Nip
I<el Of the Central Liberty Loan commit
t1ee OF this district. with headquarters IN
q ,rreland has arrived in Bcllairs and
jw;l, assist the committee In conducting
the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES IN

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES IN
LORRAINE. Sept 24.--fBy the Ascot
etcd rrrSsD--i4:30 r. M.l-Thc Ger
mans in tn" past twcnty-four hours
have increased the intensity Of their
heavy gunfirr on tho American front.
which seemingly denotes the greatest
uneasinrss on the part of the enemy.
Otherwise tn" German activity has been
confinr-l 10 raids and patrolling-
Although there appeared In hn no set
purrnsc for the vague fire of the Ger
man artillery. which did no damage the
enemy spent tho entire night IN pom
harding tho hack areas southwest or
Karnmca and kept up hombardmcnt
both north and south Of Pont-a-Mousson
for hours ut stretch.
The German fire was a little more in
tense. but M NOR" effective than II han
been since the Germans retired as the
result Of tho American offensive in the
region Of 81. Mihicl.
The German artillery fir" seemed d.
rectrd aimlrssly and nurDoselessly. TOT
the enemy similarly SHIELDED Ticiolsly
tho fields and woods to the east of Be
mott. doing no mare damage than ut the
other points.
Very unfavorahlr weather continued
10 hold the infantry and aviators on
both sides inactive, and the enemy ven
iured from his trenches only rarely. and
few Of his f1ierS were seen. The Amfrl-
cans carried ont II successful raid south
Of Sillccey after violent artillery pre-
marathon. which nctted five prisoners
and patrclling expeditions Mt various
points on the line.
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Henry Freter we'll known pnoLosra-
nher here for years, goes TO Cleveland
this week to accept a responsible po-
sition with the Great Lakes Coal COM
panJ.
Guy Lynch. deputy revenue collector.
was here yesterday on business con.
nected with his onieA
Tho Rcd Cross committee IN charge
OF the collection Of magazines Tor the
training camps announces splendid re-
suits.
cour, yesterday and Mayor Charles
Junkins gave the quartet the usual five
and.
Anna, q bright young daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Thomas Edmundson Of Aetna
Vile, was buried yesterday At Green
wood cemetery.
A. H, Fleming, . F.irmont business
man, was In tho city yesterday, Tor
short time.
Horny Vita Of Bridgeport Is one OF
the two limited service men TO go from
this district 10 Jefferson Barracks, No..
on the 30th.
MISS Bcss Fosle has returned from
q several weeks stay At Battle Greek,
Mich.
Bridgeport school teachers will Eet
their frs, pay Of tho year this week
and tho board OF education is TO meet
tomorrow.
Mrs. n. F. Daniels has returned from
A several weeks visit with Cleveland
friends.
County Treasurer Robert D. Hiies
WAS here from st. Clairsville 'ycster-
day.
Supt. Hugh McGaffney Of the Flush.
ine public schools was in town yester-
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
CREW OF KNGFlSHER
REACH ATLANTIC PORT

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Sept. 2t-Chr-
tain J. r. ORilcy and crew. OF the soS-
ton steam travler FIngfsher which was
snnk nv . German submarine about ,"
miles on the coast Friday last arrived
her. today from the port. hundred
mile, from where they landed earl; ,rC,
sunday. They said the Kinefisner I'l.
noston for the n.hIns grounds las
I,s.dn..d,v afternoon. About 1870 a. m
Friday when the trawler was Ave miles
f.nn he- deetination. sheel passed.
over her stern. followed in about Nv,
minutes BY second shell which pass
between tn. funnel and the main mas
49, .,,h-, ertne was then about half a
mile TI from the ,raw,er and immediately
'",," alongside. The captain OF the
1T-aoat asked captain o'Riley wherr he
WA, from and II he had seen any our,
:tsar.r. n the vicinity. Upon reee'F'n.
nanatiye reofy to the last question n"
o a S tho skipper Of the ktnEhsh'r
tn abandon his ship
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
WORKERS
FOR MADISON

Gradually The working organization
for the Fourth Liberty Loan rn'npaisn
is being completed and tn" indlcif IONS
are hint whru III" gong sounds nj noon
Saturday all tn districts VIII have thclr
quota If workers ccmpl'.;rd and mo
headquarters each worker ready ID re-
crivc his instructions and pnraphcrhalia
and start ont on tn" job assigned thcnL
Returns ar" coming in rapidly at mead
quarters from both tho women anu men $
committees completing tn" district or
CARNATIONS Yesterday Madison district
mems organization was completed ana
th. list given out AT hrad1uar'rrs u AZ
follows.
&. y. Robinson chairman
Irrc,nr, M l-I'artaln i. i. Lewis.
ncl!cltorS. y. 5. Whitley. Walt"r q. Sad
Ter lnucl,sS FaSS. G.. II. Watkins. Jr.
julius Hork hcimer.
Precinct No. d 'apta!n. hT. C.. BARS
MrTSdm: solicitors. George ptrhy. W. a.
Hodge. J. IT, Otto. 7. q. Padc"c and l.
X. Barry.
Prcc,uct No. 3.-raptain. George w.
Stephan: solicitors. Howard Z. l"ty,
Fred A. Rrund. J. 7. WnIL. J. 2. Nc
gHaddrn and !. H. li"lsl"y.
Precinct No. 4.-' 'al'rarn. l.. r.. Srhrn-
der: solicitors II. g.. Morgan. Jr.. 5. Il.
.Boycn. F.. l.. Stone. A. T.. Six and Mars
den l., ColriE.
Precinct No. 5.--Captain. Harry w.
Huntnr: solicitors Edward j. lachcT. r..
Mninhart. ". p. Scott. ]. w. Whitman,
and John H. Davidson.
Precinct No. 6--Captain, DR.. william
G. Rizicr: solicitors. w. Z. II. Caldwell.
n. l.. Kirk. Robert L"n Boyd. u. ;.
Brown and J. 7. MclSInmon.
Precinct No. 7.-Lhptaln ". r. Elliott:
solicitors. e. +. Schotield. :. NJ. MOVES.
w. X. Wells r. X. Gardner and Il. W.
Marshall
Precinct No. S.--f:aptain. John Val
ln,4.; solicitors. II. r. lockwood Charles
+. Evans. Lafayette Grauer. Carl f. |I
and r. Wright Meyer.
Precinct No. 9.1Aptain. John G.
I.ukcns: solicitors. Henry ". R,tzcr. II.
u, Kcun.4ly. Fred W. BAKER. George Fos-
ter and (, q. Dnily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
CITY SOLONS IT,
IN BUSY MEET
Many Matters OF importance Up For
Fiua! Consideration Last Evening.

civ council held n busy session III
fhr civ managers uillc" at the city
building last evening with tn" following
oit!rlalS in attendance: City Manager q.
q. Na;l" Mayor {. NJ. N,,strr. toun''Il-
Inrn. Hahig KrrSS. .\rmhr"cht. Hare
Thompson. 1h"nrr and Blum.
'rh, first matter Ia r"rciv" considcra-
zion was tn" gas ordinance. The w.
Va. q. and g.; company had permission
,r construct limos nnd maintain them in
tho CITY and had Signed over th"F prop
rrIy "a tho city and suburban gas "nDl-
rany. thr permit waS granted on
,nidith,n that tn" city Luz furnished gas
II iur i thousand ruh" f'rt. An amend
,nrni waI passed last "r"nlnG when
provided thai Ia" city would pay IN"
company &c = thousand cubic feet t"r
ali gus supplied tho rttr gas WORKS.
with Al "iGh; rnunl pressure. TIL" COM
ranv furnishes tn" crc,nat"ry with fr''"
gas. The company had I" get IN" ralS"
or rrlinquish their franchise.
An ordinances relating TO tho nppropri-
otinc If $500 for rcpavirg on TOP Mill
road and }Io.oes for building n r"tain-
ins wall ON raldwcll's Run from tho
s,,r, nr sl"5.0C1 received by tho city
from, tho county ~ Ohio was read and
;,aSscd, and the city manager was In
str1Ictcsl tu enter into ali contracts ner-
ESSAY, To r,mplct" the work.
4 resolution was presented 10 IN"
council last evening To remove inc Oh
unused rr"eS OVER at Twelfth and MAIN
STREETS The car company does not use
Il and war" willing 10 remove IL TOT inc
convenience of the public II II would
mn, vojy.. any Tf their rights or priri-
Inrcs. Tive council unanimously CAV"
them -. rrnGSion Ia remove the crossing.
Tho rNp- ne" to d. divided.
Thr Palmer petition WAS rrcommitt'd.
No rr>r-.rl was ready on tho Greater
Wheeling movement. No new deNfIop-
,r,nis were REPORTED in tho Charter adj
dition anrndnnt.
An iI,mizcd expense bill of the cr-
houses OF tho water commission OH th"lT
investigation trip wac reni and mp
proved.
, contract rrnrn The Gee Electric Co.
for the new municipal lighting system
was submitted with estimate costs nj
Sc nhn. other companies submitted con-
tracts which w"rr rejected. tn" city
manager WAS instructed TO enter INTO
In. contract. TIL. city will install ap-
rr,,yimatcly @l0h new lamps.
Notice was read in council last even
in, that thu city Railway Co, had been
refused IN" riehi to raise their rare
from riy" In six cents in the city. BY the
l'uhIir Srrvic. Commission 1t tharIrS-
ton. Th- company VAS allowed 10 elm
mat" tho SIX for quarter tIcktts ana
rn,ee tho prir" If school tickets ton
GENTS an ;hr fifty tickets with fro"
transfers.
4 ruovrn,.n; was made In council Ia
rn-rrru,c tn" old committee IN plan FOR
the disposal rr tHrha 60. md T"unci!nHn
Arrnhrrr,ht. Ncstcr and Elliott were re-
ppointcd. -...----.....
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Triade|phia Boy on
WV. j. Eleven Suffers
Fracture in Training

Special Dispatch ~ the IntelliEenccf.
MORGhNTOWN. ". Va. Sept -
'tud;Lys practice at Vest Virginia UNI
yerSity showed stability had been
given to tho whole gTidlron SITUATION
locally. as 40 men turned out III uni
form for two snappy practices. when
included 40 minutes Of hard fought
scrnrnage. In tho mNup Ransom or
rriadclphia suffered Sigh, fracture
Of the collar bone. But Their" were n"
other casualties. The work OF Lewis
Martin and Fisher featured in advanc-
ing the bail for the varsity and ALE
man. Bell. Hill and Dawson were con-
spicuous in many sensational plays.
McC;innis. last years guard, reported
for tho first time today along with
Lefty Allen. substitute quarter OF
two years ago. Depuc Of Spencer. Lat
;crner business high. Washington and
:. number of other high school men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
ARRANGE TO TRAIN
MEN OF CLASS ONE
DISTRICT DRAFT BOARD AND
BOARD OF uH8T1UcTIoNS WILL
6ECUI1 LuLIEAEY TkAHE1.
Idea II to Give MN Some Preliminary
Training Before Beudtng Them 70
Camp-Other Martins Ferry NSw3.

Following ont q plan that has been
carried out with success over the coun-
try. the local district draft board. work.
ing with the board Of instructions. will
secure a man with some knowledge OF
military technique for tho purpose or
giving preliminary training to men Oh
Class l before they arc sent to the camps
for the strenuous work given them be-
fore they the finished soldiers. II Is
proven that this preliminary training
has been Of vast benefit 10 the soldiers'
and the idea has the endorsement OF the
war department. The matter has Decn
under consideration for several weeks
and has nj last come to the point where
i, can be carried out. The boards are
already looking for a man 10 AL tho I'M
por,an, place. and a. meeting to %
held this evening it Is possible they
may have one or more names to suggest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Bloyd Red Cross Head.

John a. Rlnyd. prominent business
man Of this city. has been named To
fill the vacancy IN the Craftsmanship OF
The local chapter Of the American Fed
Cross caused by tho resignation Of Few
II. e.. C;auu1. who leaves soon To t;lke
up training MS an army chaplain 1t
Camp Zachary Taylor. Ky. MIR. Blord
has been prominently Identified IN ih"
activities OF the Rcd Cross her" for
some time. and is most capable Of fill
ing his new office.