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Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
Knnsar City Ilya Stnck

Kansas City. Oct. s.-Cattle-Receipts
10000. including 200 southerns; steady
prime fed steers, s17.509190O: dressed
$12.o0317O0; western steers. $1,000 IA, SO
southern steers, s7.5O@1S.5O; cows. s5.75d
12.25; heifers, s7OO913.oO; stockers anc
feeders, s7.5O@1A5O; bulls. s6.75qs'76
calves IS 006l2.50,
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; 1bc to zoo
lower; bulk. s17.75@1s.5o; heavy. s17.75@
1888; packers and butchers, s17.50@1s.65
lights, sl74O@lS50: pigs ,s15.50@175o.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, IL, 600 head
market strong; lambs, slS.5OQ15.7Si
yearlings, s10O0G12O0; wethers, 80 90 q
10. SO; ewes sS.OO9s.5O; stockers and feed
ers S6OOGl7O0,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
new SCHEDULE
ARRANGED FOR
BIC TEN Teams
Iowa to Play illinois in Open
ing Game; No Contests
Sot for ThankSgiv-
ing Day.

Chicago, Oct. s.-Foot bali
schedules of the big Ten" were
completely revised at special meet
ing of the coaches and athletic di-
rectors here today to confer with the
War department. ruling limiting the
teams to two 48-hour trips next
month. All games previously
scheduled for October were cancel
led.
The season will open on Novem-
Der 2, and close on November so,
the Saturday following Thanksgiv-
ing. None of the coaches attempted
to schedule Thanksgiving day games
with conference elevens, but as holi-
day foot ball has been big at
traction in the midwest, some of
the coaches undoubtedly will ar
range games with service elevens.
The opening games will bring to-
gether Iowa and Illinois, Northwest
ern and Michigan and Chicago and
Purdue.
The revised schedule follows:
Saturday, November 2.
Iowa against Illinois, at Urbana.
Northwestern against Michigan, at Ann
Arbor.
Purdue against Chicago, at Chicago.
Saturday, November D.
Illinois against Wisconsin at Madison.
Michigan against Chicago, at Chicago.
Minnesota against Iowa. at Iowa City.
Saturday, November 10.
Ohio against Illinois, at Urbana.
Wisconsin against Minnesota, at Mime.
apolis.
Chicago against Northwestern at Chi.
cago.
Saturday, November 23.
Illinois against Chicago, at Chicago.
Minnesota against Michigan, at Ann Are
Dor. Z
Wisconsin against Ohio. at Columbus.
Saturday, November 80.
Ohio against Michigan (either Columbus
or Ann Arbor)
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
st Innis Live Stock.

St. Louis, Oct Notwithstanding, TO-
500 head; market 15c to 25c lower; ma
tive beef steers. s11.5O@1S.25; yearling
steers and heifers, s9.50@155o; cows.
s7.5O@l25O; stockers and feeders, $500
1900: fair to prime southern beef steers
s1O.OOQlS.OO; beef cows and heifers. S7.5O
@l500; native calves, S7.75 @1725.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; market
zoe TO 25c lower; lights $17.sO@1s.25;
pigs sl5.O0@l7O0; mixed and butchers,
s17s0@ls.65; good heavy. slS.5OG1s.66;
bulk, s17.s0@1S.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 100 head;
market steady; lambs, s16.5Oq16.75;
ewes. $11.OO@12O0; Gamers and choppers.
s5.00@900.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
Uncle Sam to Prosecute
Owner of "Hop" LAYOUT

John J. Conlon, 1907 Binney street,
who was arrested Monday by Off
Ger Dunn, was turned over to the
federal authorities Tuesday, along
with a quantity of opium, morphine,
cocaine and complete outfit OF
dope smoking paraphernalia which
was found in Conlon's possession
when arrested.
The charge against Conlon in the
federal court is violation of the
opium act of 1909. Conlon is listed
in the city directory as a salesman.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
MISKE MAY BOX
Willard here
FOR WAR FUNDS
Gene MeIady Urged to Pro-
mote Ring Contests Be-
tween Heavyweight Box
erS and WrestIerS.

81 will furnish Miske, pay my own
expenses and do not want cent,
provided the show is held for a
worthy war benefit" wired Jack
Reddy of Minneapolis, manager of
Billy Miske,' light heavyweight
champion of the world, in response
to a request for terms from Gene
Melady, Omaha sporting promoter.
The request was for a l0-round
benefit to be held in Omaha with
Jess Willard, heavyweight cham
pion of the world. Miske has long
been anxious for a match with Will
lard and while in Omaha for the
Elke' carnival requested Melady to
secure match between the two.
Negotiations have been in
progress since that time with Will
lard and although the Omaha sport
ing man will make no definite state
ment it is rumored that Willard, in
face of the continuous cry of the
sporting public, has decided to ap-
pear for war benefits instead of in
sisting on Willard benefits.
Cheese Champ May Appear.
His continual sidestepping of ben
eft bouts has won him the title of
cheese" champion and unless he
changes his tactics it is doubtful if
he will be able to secure further
matches either before or after the
close of the war. Miske is the logi-
cal man to meet Willard and as a
benefit the match should be good
drawing card in Omaha.
Jack Dempsey, the only other big
caliber contender, was forced to ex-
ert himself to win a newspaper de-
cision over Willie Neehan recently
on the coast. Miske easily outpoint-
ed Meehan in match held a short
time previous and many boxing fans
are of the opinion that he should be
given the title held by Willard
through the champions refusal to
meet other contenders unless
guaranteed prohibitive purses.
In addition to the proposed box
ing match negotiations are said to
be under way to bring to Omaha the
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
LIVE STOCK men
BACK FIGHTERS
BEHIND The GUN
Amount Subscribed in Ex'
change Building Already
Approximates Nearly
100000.

The result of the Tuesday cam
vass OF the business firms and their
employees in the Omaha Live Stock
Exchange building on the fourth
Liberty loan drive was most salts
factory" said w. B. Tagg, who is in
charge of the drive in that territory,
the amount raised up to noon be-
ing S89,l50.
This makes the total for Mon
days and Tuesdays canvass $4,000.
Mr.. Tagg expects to complete the
work by Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09

Sioux City, Ia. Oct. s-Cattle-Receipts
1000; market steady; beef steers, IS. 90 q
1850; Gamers. s5.5O@6.75; stockers and
feeders, s7.00G140O; cows and heifers
s600@s.75.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: market Is to 2;
cents lower; light, sls10Q1S.20; mixed
SIT s0@1s.10; heavy, s17.75Q17.s0; bulk
Of sales, s17.sOa1s.oo.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market weak.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Oct s.-Cattle-Receipts, 3d.
900 head; best natives and western steers,
steady; medium and common kind mostly
15c to Csc lower; butcher cattle, weak;
Gamers steady; calves. weak to 25c low
err; beef cattle, good. choice and prime.
$15.25@1950; common and medium,
$10.00@13.S5; butcher stock, cows and
heifers. s735@13.75; Gamers and cutters,
s665Q7.50: stockers and feeders. good
choice and fancy, s1075@13,75; inferior.
common and medium $7.75@1O.75: veal
calves, good and choice, $l7.75@1S.25;
western range, beef steers $l4.00@l7.75;
cows and heifers, $S.75@1S.0O.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; market &C
tive at early decline of 15c to 25c; late
top, 1880: butchers. s1S.40@1s.S5; light,
s1s00Dls50; packing, s17.609lS25;
rough, s17.25@1Z5o; pigs. good to choice.
s16.0O@17.00
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $4,000
head; sheep strong. fat lambs unevenly
higher mostly 15c to csc up; feeders more
active. fully steady; lambs, choice and
prime, s16.OO@16.35; medium and good,
sl3.759l600; culls, ss.00@1250; ewes,
choice and prime. s1O.OO@1O5O; medium
and good. ss,OO@lOOO; culls, $S.5O9 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
Thieves Steal Tools.

Burglars broke into a building un-
der construction at South Thirty
second and T streets and stole the
carpenter tools left there, according
to the complaint made to the police
of the South Side by J. w. Nolan,
8615 South Twenty-ninth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Corn Prices Several Cents Off
to Three Cents Higher; Oats
Market Advances and
Barley is Up.
Omaha. October & 1a1S

Receipts Of grain today totaled l13
cars, as compared to a total of Ill cars
last Tuesday. Arrivals were 80 cars of
wheat. 81 cars of corn, 10 cars of oats, 2
cars Of rye and IA cars Of barley. Ship
ments today were cars of wheat, SO cars
Of corn, 43 cars Of oats, l car of rye and
II cars Of barley.
Corn prices ranged from several cents
lower to &c higher. Good white grades
were unchanged to lower. while yellow of
this kind brought the advance. Off grades
of both white and yellow generally sold
higher. There was a fair demand In evil
dence, but the market lacked snap and
sales were made slowly.
Oats were 1c to INC higher.
Rye prices were unchanged and barley 1c
to &c advance.
Wheat was unchanged to nc up.
RECEIPTS IN OTHEh MARKETS
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09

Chicago, Oct s.-Butter-Market IN
settled; creamery. 50Q55iac
Eggs-Receipts. s,62S cases; unchanged.
Potatoes---Market lower; receipts. 81
cars; Minnesota and Dakota, bulk. Sl70Q
LIS: do. sacks, s1.so91.s5;' Wisconsin,
bulk s1.s591.7o; do. sacks. s1s591.so.
Poultry-Alive market lower; fowls.
21h 925c. springs CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
Turnentine and ROsin.

Savannah, Ga, Oct. S.-Turpentine-
Steady, 57hc; sales, 100 bbls; receipts,
1Ss bbls,; shipments, 37s bills; stock. 49,
69s
Rosin-Firm; sales 7sS bbls. receipts
1892 bbls.; shipments. s75 bbls.; stock.
66,657 bbls. Quote: B. and d, $3.50; E.
$14O5; F, s1+15: H, s1425; H, s1430@
1895; I. s14.4o; K, s14.75914sO; NJ.
$500; N, Sl5.l5; WIG. $15.20; WV, SIS. 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
Sc Insanh Live Stock

st. Joseph, Mo. Oct. S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head; market lower; steers.
slO00Gls25; cows and heifers, 1875 @
16. 90; calves, s6.00G1S.00.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head: market
lower; top. s1s.7S; bulk, s1s.oOq 1880.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1900 head a;
market higher; lambs, s1O.00416.O0; ewes.
81 o06e75
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
New York Prnduca.

New York Oct. s.-Butter-Marke
firm; creamery higher than extras, 5sa q
5sc; creamery extra SIN G5sc; firsts
firsts, 55h q SIC.
Eggs-Markst steady; unchanged.
Cheese--Markst strong; unchanged.
Poultry-Market unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09

Dry UO0us.
New York. Oct. S.-Cotton goods and
yarns were steady today, although still Of
a small volume for civilian purposes. Con-
troll of burap prices by the government
may affort the cotton goods market,
where burlap substitutes have supplied a
very considerable business Raw silk was
firm at top prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09

ST. Louis Oct. S.-Corn-October S126
asked; November, s1.22% asked.
Oats-Oetober, 6S%c asked; November,
6Shc asked.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
Kansas CITY Prnduce
St. Louis Grain.

Kansas City. Oct. S.-Butter and Poul
try-Unchanged.
Eggs-Firsts, Ale; seconds, acc.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
New York Sugar.

New York Metals.
New York, Oct. MISUNDERSTANDING
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09

New York, Oct. S,--Sugar-Market I'M
chant Sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.

Corn-No. 8 white, cars, 1852; 5-5 car.
$3.50. No. white, rs car, $l4l; l car,
s136; l car, s1.35. No. white. cars,
$3.50. No. white, l car, $1.2o; car,
s11S. Sample white, 1 car, $l15; l car,
s1.11; l car. $1.1O. No. 2 yellow, l car.
$3.50. No 8 yellow. 8 cars, s1.45. No 4
yellow, cars, $1.35. No. yellow. l car,
$685. car, 1,20. No. 6 yellow, l car,
s123 car $11S Sample yellow. l car,
s125 car, s11S; / car, s1.16. No. 5
mixed, l car. s1.22.
Oats-standard, 1 car, 6shc: car. 6sc.
No 8 white. cars, CSC, Sample white,
6Shc.
Barley-No. g. cars, CSC. No. 4. 8
cars, CSC.
wheat-No. 2 hard. car, s21s: cars,
s2.15h. No. 3 hard, cars, s213; l car,
$2,12h. No. 4 hard, car $211; 2 cars,
$2,08; l car (smutty), s2.08; cars (smut-
ty), $204. No hard, l car (smutty),
s2.0S; l car. $1.95 No. 1 northern spring,
car tsmutty). $2,14. No. durum, l
car, $21S. No. l mixed, l car (durum),
$2.14. No. mixed, l car. $2.11.
Chicago closing prices furnished The
Bee by Logan & Bryan. stock and grain
brokers' Sl5 South Sixteenth street.
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
AUTOMOBILES.
Servise Stations,

AUTOMOBILE electrical repairs: service
station for Rayfield car5uretors and
Columbia storage batteries. Edwards.
ISIS n 18th Webster 100
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09
MEDICAL.

RUPTURE successfully treated without a
surgical operation. Call or write DR.
Frank H. Wray. sos Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09

HARLEY-pA DSoN MOTORCYCLES
Bargains in used machines. Victor H.
Roos. the Motorcycle Man. 27th and
Iaavnnwortb
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-09

OIHdIa, OCVOOPT 5. IFI6.
Receipts were: Cattle Hogs Sheep
official Monday ....15,063 4,4l6 1851
Estimate Tuesday ..12,S00 7,400 90 600
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FURTHER PLANS
FOR DOC SHOW
More Than Hundred Local CANNES al,
! ready Entered and Scores OF Ma
tional Prize winners.

At thc meeting Of the officials Hi'd
members Of III" executive Commits" a.:
III" ohio Valley Kennel club lGSr "H"m-
ing. further ARRANGEMENTS for tn" b.;
dog show will be held in The Marl>t
auditorium. March II. i" and Is. w':'''
made. The show is attracting via" At
tcniion IN circles Of kennel clubs
Throughout; III" country.
Secretary Genrc" St0bbs stated !hh:
more than h::"dreI local dogs had
been entered. Besides this many 'r''
being sent her" from long distances.
d"SriI" the threatening CONDITION. a.
railroad congestion. He stated me gu
! Iri"S III the collie class FOR thu SIN =
secured. Many uircdacs TOO. has,
been entered.
Among some Of II" prominent Ian-
ricrs of dogs who viii b" here during
tho show Hrc All UoIm0nt. OF rn!lai'.i-
ph:a: NJ 6. Ebcrhari. of Camp D"n"i.
son, Ohio, one Of tho oldest and great
est fauclcrS in the country. and wh"
mas many of tho famous Chow-chow ami
pug dogs. who are wv almost az ">-
,incl breed: g. i. Lewis. OF LamhSd"mn.
Pa: MIR. Mitchell. ri: Chicago: MIR. Me-
,iaughcy. Of Magnolia. Cal: Miss Silk.
cf Charleston: K. c. Rogers OF Huacred
~ y: and "A great dog fancicr o.
Homestead. Pa
Those who arc planning the show arc
very enthusiastic over the prospects
and all declare il will he the greatest
ever staged in West Virginia
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Many Decisions Handed
Down in Supreme Court

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. 90
Fourteen decisions. one OF them rctu*-
ing Il new trial TO Ed. Cook. faiCish
county -colored man under life scntenc"
TO the. pcnitcntiary for murder III IN"
first degree, were announced this morn
ing by the supreme court Of appeals.
The fact tina, the court announced H."
decisions at last Tuesdays session Was
,,a,;iy responsible for the large number
today:
The decisions were entered in the fol-
lowing cases: VI. *. Martin against
Rolhwell. Berkeley county judgment Oh
bower court affirmed: state against
cook. Raleigh county. affirmed: H"ck-
bold against Cabot Writ county affirm
ga chambers agalnst Lighting eompan;
from Boone county reversed. new triul
and r.nlanded; Gas company against
Rnv'' from, Lincoln county. reversed ana
r,,nandcd. Wait against Building AS
Srriation, Wood county reversed ahd re-
,,,,,,dcd. stoir against Morris. Bp"mc
,.,upIy. reversed and decree mere l'uI!-
ham against: telegraph ronlPahH' N"'"
county reversed and ren'ahaeH' So
against Fisher, Mason county. reEcrS""'
yardis, set aside new trial: Mc|olio"Ei'
AGAINST clark l'pShur county. reversal
verdict, .:rt aside: Dickinson aiE7nNO
I:nsIrr Boone county. reversed ana r@Ss
r,udrd. state cX r"l paper c"mpah N.Y.
,paIrs; ". s. Fidelity and huarAh'F
,rmnanv. Wood county. affirmed f"f-
stead against Galleries company i"1
Iri.,h county, affirmed: Smith hsaihH-;
smith Roant county, writ OF err"r "IH-
m!ssrd.
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o.Iork In;"rment Will br in Mt "a
glry e.. ms:"r?.
Surgical Dressing School.

Eo!lairr's surgical dressing school op-
eneI yesterday morning in III" county
headquarters o. he American Red Cross
,.flapi.r n this Clty. and was attended by
:f;any women from all parts of the roua-
..v Interested ~ the work. Miss Lillian
EiSkr,t. Of Fed Cross divisional head
quarters. cleveland. has charge of the
wor6 The opening session was yer! IN
;rr"Stjuc to ali concerned. Miss Hl-klt;
.i.iIv.rc,. a short ak and Cav" Illus Ira
ions - d"rurUSt rat" DER talk. The -"S-
s:orS will b: .1ai c""ry morning and a..
'lernoon until Friday. and all Interested
In surgical work ar. invited 10 attend.
Delivered Address
Miss Carrie E;irg". "t Delaware. Ohio,
d.li.cr.d an address n, tn" meeting "C
to Young Peoples societies held at tn"
FRS; NJ T.. church last night. she
viii also speak Il; Il meeting of the
womau's missionary society 10 BE- held
this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
Shawkey Boosts War
Savings Campaign in
Atlantic City Speech

ATLANTIC. y. j.. Feb. %6.--Th" war
savings stamp ramrrt.u. h. inrU!Ea:lnG
-. rnh,f & ihrl"i v,li .mnk" "'.ti"r "!'-
!z"r> - school ,upIis than any other
rairiniic ui.'uSur". III tn" "T!:l"m "f NJ.
T. Shuwk"y. state Sup"rIui' nd"n' -
ScnnulS - West Virginia. ii'' Wa ON"
of III. principal Speakers to-day before
tn. council If STAT" departments "t I'd
ucar .uu. IN auxiliary "t tn" department
ot super. rt"nd"nts O.! Ia" National I.d"-
cation association converting IN ms
.ciiy.
Thrift. n" speaker SAID. is ii" ~"
nrpnrtunilv sought by n" schools az
IN" country t. stamp nut wees aud :"
tracn Tho lesson "r good citizenship.
For IN" most par SAID Mr.. Shawk"t.
our boys and girls II" ready and any
iouS 10 TAX" Jar. III tho war savings
cam lirr. iiu, 'h": need >tlmuia'1on.
oar mos. r"rtlinr G"vir.' 5" 4 premium
OF thrIi' stamp :" very rhjld VII"
r'rdg"s hru~cl: =" Ill! Il IL" dollar
card"
Mr. Shawkry also urged -" "Nr"r-
Sr,r gowns and I'm" stationary win
-n.h.r iuN.ri"S i.. rnIi''"i - nit ""'N-
m,nr"in"utS and advocated n" Gttir:
iuu ny pupils oC Old non. copper rags
and waste ranCr and tn cultivation ni
gardens ~ / War measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
BRACEY To GET
HEARING BEFORE
PREME COURT
Gold Mine Promoter, Who Was Con-
VIcted Here, Granted Appeal TO
State Tribunal.

Smith II. Braccy. gold min" promo
ter. will gel Il hearing "f his appeal
from In" Circuit Cuur' OF ONO county
brior" The STAT, Supr"m" tour' ni
Appeals on Thursday, March /. Sra.
ccy. charged with embs2zlcmen'. has
appealed from the Circuit courts JUdG-
m"nt refusing him i VIII OF hab'a>
corpus.
Brarrv. against whom four lndlcl-
mentS Were returned BY tn" Ohio cuun,
y grand jury. claims discharge from
prosecution because OF the alleged con.
rinuancc OF his cas-" without laulI OF
his own. over three !ull AMI regular
terms Of III" tirCull Cour'.
Rracry spent last might III jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
TWO STREET CAR MEN
INJURED IN ACCIDENT
OTTO wACHTER AND CARL BAKER
SERIOUSLY HURT NEAR MAR
TINS FERRY.
Passenger and Work Cars Collide on
Rayland Line-Injured Removed
to Hospital.

Otto vachter and Carl Baker, motor
man and conductor on III" Wheeling
Traction line are confined in III" Mar
Tin Fcrrr hospital suffering from imJu-
RIGS r""civ"d IN Z collision between
TWO cars yesterday morning.. tn" ;c-
cidcnt occurred about II o'clock at ~"
Gaylord No. mine. short distance
abOv" this city.
Havland car No. lA1 was southhcund
and when near In" min" the lin" lar OF
N" company. which had been called |"
rrpalr a line near tn" mlnr. was ahead
Of The car containing q number IF pas
s"ngerS. The trolley pol" Of III" line
car Icw off. causing tn" rHr u come Il.
a sudden stop, 'rhH car containing IN"
passengers was proceeding ~ laIr rat"
! OF speed n Sh"rt dIStanc" IN tn" rear III
! Tho line car. and when Watcher. who
WAS motnrruan IN the Rayland car at
/ tempted To stop his car tn air brakes
refused 20 work. He tried the hand
brakes. and although they worked h"
! WAS urat,l, H. bring the car To u stop III
: ,;r,r,, 10 avoid the collision Baker VIII"
was conductor IN :hc lin" car, w;'
hanging cut tic rear az tn" car trying
t. pl;.". the trolley on the wiz" wh"h
tn, Two ,.arS ":tmr together. WA'ht"r
! Wa caught hrtWr"n lhc controller AMI
I the s!dr OF II" %: and suffered lndiT
mashed leg ami a number OF other inJu-
rr.S. Baker also suffered Il number IF
bruises and barely ESCAPED being thrown
. I,,iw"rn uhc tw>' "arS. TIL" injured .Iu"n
. were. at one" placed "u Il Special or
and rushed - tho Martins Ferry hoSNI-
tai. whcr. Or John Schattcr 81 Bridge
port attended them.
The line car vas only slightly dam
! aged. but the Rayland car. which was
{ only taken out Of tn" paint shop las:
week was badly damaged, the front
. v.-tlbul. brInp nearly torn oil by I'll"
! impact, Last evening II WAS stated that
the injured m"n We're resting "nSy and
unless unforeseen complications develop
they Will rr.CoV"r. y score or NOR" az
naHsCncrrS were on The car n tho tim"
w,r. badly shaken UP but none MAS III
cured
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AMERICAN CASUALTIES

W>SUINGTrN. Feb. 26-L ne 49, u
n ono man IN action. "f tw" others tn'in
,y,uitrIS received IN action an" Il !'';'' ~
from y yuII explosion were r"r"r'"". |"
tho war DEPARTMENT today by General
T,,shinr The dispatch also CAV" III
names Of four m"n slightly wounded
an ia. iirhting line
rr;,.,,,. lanes l. E"gnrrin "f psh-
k,.h MS MIS- killed IN action t"hrU-
nrv - andL Pri,ntc$ Edward +. Her
non, Al East Fifteenth street hrn"N-
lyn. and David Hickey. 'NI2 Garfield
.ir..nu., s., Louis Mo. hay" died from
wounds received ~ h"tI"n. corporal
Anihuny l. Srhrnd' "f ID M"uitrr"
street. Nr",Elrnj died from wounds 80
...iy..d III Tin" "NDI":'yn ii gun.
TIL, mon W bundled w"r" Private Ad"!'
bort Mnr"y. Lcwist'in. MINI: Priva':
Iirnnr" Taurhus. Hr"rL.ton. Mass: PI-
f,ntr Hugh +. Gilmore. Louisville. ~
all rn February. -. and John J.. kIrs
SprlnGdalr. Ark. February -. k!nc's
rank was not given.
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LABOR MAY SELECT
BRANDEIS ON BOARD

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-Wlth 'Hr
.cr,r,ion hv employers representative
-. rorr,cr President William IL. Tart
-. c,,,. nr two men 20 serve for tn" gen
RAJ n,:hIir in tn" conference" sn"H"Sni'
-. ,,rilaI and labor which met '"-uhH
,n frame tlur basis Of national lAo'
nolicy. adioi!rncd for week 1" PERM
thr. workers To name the other ncn'p'r
."r the public.
rh" selection IF Mr.. Taft, "mc.ais
..,,, wnuIdlciyr prestige 10 IN" confer
rnrr aud impress on III" r?Ini'c pima ~
.,,,,r,,nr. Th. labor representatives
,,r.. expected IL nam" Il prominent W ."
also and tonight II - Shih '"s' 49,
,,,,, JustiC" i;raud"i$ al III" SHPT'u''
court might be asked {" serve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
Examination Yesterday.

Reports from ;he examination thai
were n"!d yesterday hE IN" in"1'rai ad-
vl>rry r..,Ird IL thu \hiinnnl t.A"hlnS"
Ram na!l,iiug Al ss;.uh.nVIij'.. w''"'. hat
mos, ~ ;!.r ui,n thHt "'., i".S$'d ~
,I:.. local board w"r' :'i>n rrS:'',i 49,
:"r,!av by n" :n.dr.;tI adv!>"ry h"Hrd
although her W..r'' i t''w r;tS"S ""''f.'
= man T;tS ?u: II IL" t'Hit'i >'rE"''. y
Isl Of ,hn in..:, Disqualified thns' 'hat
49,. ;.In...,l III 'h. ims;'d service. and
,h..,... .i;i: wrr' placed IA -" G"n|riu
-..rl',r.. ,,,,iid ir." j." ohia.r.'d H,S''rd!%
..y.niii. t.l;: vii h.. published later III
an ~ mon we. >.It' '.''t:H ms boar" ="
b, cxar;insd ~ ~" medical adEt>2"E
l,,,a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
STOPS HEADACHE.
PAIN, NEURALGIA
DON'T SUFFER! GET A DIME
PACKAGE OF DR.. JAMES HEAD.
ACHE POWDERS.

You can clear your head and relieve
dull. splitting or violent throbbine
headache in moment with DR..
James Haadachn Powder. This old
time heaGach" relief acts almost magt
cally. Send some ono to The Crug store
now for a dim" package and few rlo-
ments after you take a powder you
wflE wonder what Hccomo OF inc head
ache. neuralgia and pain. Stop sur
fc-inc--it's needless. Be sure you gel
what -on ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-27
POLICE PICKUPS

Police courr this morning promises
10 be unusually quiet. rs only three
law offenders had h""n picked up early
This morning.
t.mna Nary. arrested b. Officer
Elnr on charge Of being drunk. will
iarratr before liz judcr.
Joe MaCkrn. on Il rharE" nf being
di%ordrrly. arrested by Officer Del
hrIrgr wri lak, III. stand IN his own
defense
ANTON nrU>kI. another drunk. arrest.
"d h. Officer EraiG. MI! al" tell his
ralr u! Voc