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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-27
OCALA DAILY BANNER SUS-
PEMDS

The Ocala Daily Banner has sus-
pended publication. The publisher
Announces that the Weekly Banner
will be continued, and until such time
as conditions warrant, it will be the
only edition of the Banner published.
For more than fifty-two years the
Weekly Banner, and for the last sew
enteen years the Daily Banner have
been factors for good in the state Ia
der the able editorship of Frank Har-
ris, who recently retired from the
profession.
In the last issue Of the Daily Ban
ner which came out Sunday, the pub
liners gave as their reasons for sus-
pending publication of the daily until
some time in the future. the fellow
ing:
The price Of print paper. telegraph
tolls. electric lights, gas. wages. and
indeed everything that enters into its
publication have so enormously il
creased and since the signing Of the
armistice conditions have become SO
abnormal, there has become such a
relaxation il business and apparently
in all the affairs of life, and the de.
mand fer news has SO lessened in
compaTion to what it was when the
war was in progress, that the profits
/ Of the daily. at this time, do not jus
tify the expense Of publication.
Publisher s NJ Lummus shows
sound business sense in this de.
cision, under the conditions surround.
ing the business in a small town, and
with opposition in the daily field at
home, and coming in from various
larger places.
1t is not bravery or sense of duty
that leads a man on. day after day
to lose money because he has beer
doing business on a line that has be
. come attached to him and the people
1t is common sense and courage tina
; says Il have my own family to lool
out for now" The price of paper
tn ewhite imprinted paper that goe,
into a Sunday issue of The Tribune
, costs twice as much as is charged
for the printed paper placed in the
hands of its readers. This condition
makes it foolhardy for a small paper
not well protected with advertisi1s
contracts and paper c0ntrants, 10 at
tempt to dc business; and we littlt
doubt that were it not fer the BAR
donable pride that rules the breas-
Of many other small publishers. they
toe. would go into the less costly anC
more remunerative field of the high
class first grade Florida weekly.
We regret to lose cur Daily Banner
and trust conditions may be such that
its publication may be, as is intended
soon resumed; but with our prefer
Of regrets we extend our congatula
tons TO the business judgment Which
permit the Arifce of a proud shily
record AXE of keeping ,lusi-
ness a asssss Soa,o,
Tampa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-27
Past the battle raging near,

faSt the OaItle raging near
And she says BE true and fearless
Just because I love you. dear
I'll ere's a dear old mother he's
waiting
In the land across the foam
And know that she is praying
That with honor III come home
Sc | make myself a promise,
That III justify her plan
The ideal that she sets for me
Of a soldier and a man.
Sent to his mother by
Private j. Wesley Lyles,
Battery Z, Goth Artillery, c. A. c..
A. E. F. France.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-27

brevity of life. David was strong
man. physically and mentally and
spiritually. Lloyd was a fine speci-
men of physical manhood. Judged
from a rational human viewpoint, he
would have been the last on the list
of death. But our lives hang upon
Divine destiny. We do not compre-
bend how frail we are.
Henry was not the equal of his
brother in physical appearance rev
were. But he. too, was a pkomising
young man in the prims.%f strength
and hopeful happi9ess.
In the community where these
young men have been reared, they
are sadly missed from different an
giles Of reckoning. The social gath
erings and entertainments were new
er complete without their presence,
but their passing is most deeply re-
GREETED in the church and Sunday
school They were both members
OF the local Methodist church at this
place and their love for the work
esecially in the Sunday school-was
growing more fervent as the years
OF their lives unfolded. They were
strong additions to the choir. and
their splendid voices, though hush
ed in death, will continue to live
and echo the beautiful songs they
sang in the ears of an appreciatfve
people.
God moves in a mysterious wa
His wonders to perform.
He plants His footsteps on the sea.
And rides upon the strom.
And we live in hopes that beyond
the storms Of this earthly life, He
who doeth all things well, has plan
ned for the future reunion of loved
ones and friends
We, two former Sunday school
teachers Of the deceased, offer this
little tribute of memory in a full
realization of the worthin-ss' Of Hen
~ and Lloyd Hail.
MRS. A. P. MONROE.
MRS. J. II. PERRY
Pine, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-27
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NEWS ITEMS or lNTERES :

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Mr.. John L. Branch, tax collector
of Hillsborough county. convicted OF
embezzlement of the sum of $4,000.
aDd sentenced to serve a five year
tarm in the state penitentiary at the
Raiford farm, will have to don
stripes as his sentence has been at
frmed by the supreme court OF the
state H. Z. Crane. also a defaulting
official Of Hillsborough county, is
now serving a five year sentence at
Raiford, yet the republican state
executive committee, in a statement
recently sent broadcast over the state
say that the democratic administra-
ton Of the state make no efforts to
punish embezzling officials; yet the
home Of the secretary of the commit
tee is in Hillsborough county
The southern Methodists are going
to raise $95,0O0,0O0 for domestic and
foreign mission work
~ols eSsiii@n 5leiOei' Di0He -
; l7iiuiils 'ne y IA - ''4le'S n0ii"''9 -
! }" H0n'e IL 40"A7'"hu' iVo"p pei =" 'i"s
l o1H e" very DIN 9pe'i
ne We" oiA ! "0n' GUY As.S "7
o''n0u 0ii n0'na9 L'p'0" > 0''S|1i9nee
~ @0V 10 Ail7i ia ; Guy n7A' seq
: - "ei y says la "i'" pe"0e
-! ms "0' '7' e0ii0' 'U0u anu 0u'iU0u
Soi"'s'S me 1.-The - n0' 'e' 'ppio =,
7pol's'
DR. Emil Rathenan Of Berlin has
had an interview with the New York
Herald's foreign correspondent IN
made to shoulder the Fhole W2r r.
demnity it VIII be too staggering 70
Among other thngs ne says. lhere
viii be a great tide OF emigration
pIobably 10 South America and the
ar East and certainly 10 Russia
The situation for US will be the most
Of eadtuI IN all history and the re-
suit Will be the Balkanlzation OF hu'
rope. The disappearance OF Germany
from a position OF importance will
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-12-27

All foreign nations seem to have
a perfect trust in President Wilson'S
fairness and Judgment Italy en-
trusts him with her aspirations at
the peace table.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
Wheeling Soldiers Are
Reported as Being O. K
Reports That the 3lfth Field Artillery
Had Been Annihilated Is
Not True.

Rumors TT" still floating about that
the %i4th Field Artillery, composed II
many Wheeling and Ohio county boys.
had been annhilatcd. but tn" report IS
without foundation and is not tTu" rs
many Of the lads have been heard IT
within the past week. The %lAth - in
the seth Division. ana some Of that
division have been wounded and arc
on their Way back I" this country. hut
it is thought thai few "f thr local lads
are in the lot. The following. taken
from the Eay"rCt. at CltHp Lee. will b"
Of interest and shows tlEIt some If the
knth Division ar" wounded:
"Woundrd men OF tn" Shth Division.
who were trained NJ this camp and pr
ticipa,vd in the decisive battles in the
ArguuNcs in the last few months Will.
in all probability. hr brought In Camp
Lcc to b. Elv"a their final medical
treatment at IL" base hospital before
they are discharged from the army. nc
rGr,lng To Lieutenant +. l.. Arnold. rs
sistant adjG;an,, h"sr hospital. Camp
l.rr Officers nurses and enlisted nl,n
.arc eagerly awaiting tn" arrival If :he
invalidcd soldiers.
~ band Of )" pieces Is now being or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
HILLS
Continued From PlEo ouc.)

the big Hun officers and men rooned
them Of tho little bread they had. ana
slew them with hunger"
II was not that the liun left the peo-
Pile Of he regions they hull ruined with
little clothes the Hun stole from their
captives such clothes as they had, and
left them in rags. Few things are
stranger than this. Il fortnight az" So
trumpctrd from the housrtops AZ Berlin
that Germauy's military power and food
supplies were all that could b. asked.
and within two weeks he pours out Il
flood Ok teurs and says that Germany is
starving 70 death and therefore AmcrI-
cans must begin to give tip thrIr meh''
their butter, and their wheat. Tor irhr
tina Hun. seif-convictcd Of lying. VIII not
receive food supplies. Oar gulliall!ty IS
most amazing The neu! Csthcnic woman
may be- excused for sending roses aEi
wine Jelly to Il convicted murderer. is
any one able To explain why 1t ~ that
American mon are nav engaged III ASK
Ing our people, To feed the Huns, whose
soldiers. when captured. are on III" aN-
crugr. fat sleek, and rs wei! conditioned
as our own mon" During September.
Mr.. barron. Mr.. FNrhcr and myself met
scores of Germans in Switzerland. AMI
VIC did not find tho slightest cvid"nc.' NJ
hunger in Germany. Terrorism failed
tears may succeed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
VIII, 5rEGD ovEE ONE MILLION
DOLLARS III IMPROVEMENTS
TO AID THE TRAFFIC.
Double T-actas2, New Extensions a7d
Other improvements Are
to Be Made.

Vast improvements arc c"HlcmnIa'"o
by the Pennsylvania lines in. III" Wheel
ing district III III" upper pan hTndi" ana
will moan he expenditure uf over n'i-
lion dollars: these IMPROVEMENTS VII
consist of new yards. shops. repair
: shops construction OF new lin"S and la"
building Of Il bridge over The OHIO river
st Tauport. Pa
Tho double tracking; nf tn" line h"-
. tween this city ana Wheeling Junction
I $ Already under way. aad at the june
t:on property has been bought Oh h"th
sides Of tho right Of way east Of tho
St"uhcnvil" bridge extending TO New
Cumberland junction. Il distance uf w"
miles.
Tho ground vii! be rScavatrd from the
hills on the south sid" o. tn" present
tracks II the present road level and
thrown over on Tho north side. filling M
tic bottoms along lIamm1n's creek and
tracks for the yard constructed on tho
new made ground and also ON the !nwnr
side Of thr right "r way along the hills
where the excavations ar" To BIZ MADE.
TN" course "r iIamm"n'S crock will b"
changed in a nnAb"r Of places and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
r. J. JACoBY OF IEDIANAPoLrS AR
RTVES IN CITY TO MEET LTEDE-
BERS OF MYSTIC SHRINE.
II Head Of The Shrine OF All The Unised
| States PoBse ssions-

Tnheralded aud without ostenstation.
Imperial Potentatc, A \. q. y. NJ. S. or
North America Z. ]. Jarohy slipped off
the SEQ Pennsylvania train yesterday
afternoon and rain into the arms Of past
Imperial Pu:cntato w. ". Irwin, DR.. ..
W. Burdatts and Osiris Pntcntate Judge
Alan IT. Robinson. the receiving commit
tee and was taken to the Mcclure h"io'.
where Mr.. Jacoby received and will CON-
t!nue to receive until midnight tonight
the mobiles OF Osiris temple and any VS.
ltlns Shrincrs IN the city.
Imperial Potentate Jacoby was 10 nc
the honor guest Of the ceremonial Sos
sion Of Osiris Temple which was to Dc
held in this city at the Scottish rite
cathedral. but which was called Off on
account Of the Thu" situation and tn.
session will be informal. the neadauar-
tiers being transferred TO room 20 or tho
Mcclure, where Mr.. Jacoby will meet tho
members OF the order Of which he Is tho
head.
Mr.. Jacohy comes direct TO Wheeling
after O visitation at Moslem Temple at
Detroit and will leave immediately urter
midnight for Parkcrsburg. where he will
receive the members OF Nemesis Temple
after which he leaves for his home at
indianapolis to spend Thanksgiving.
When seen by an Intilligencer report
or last night. Mr.. Jacooy, IN speaking
Of the Shrine said: II think our order
has been q great help in winning the
war; we have members IN the =. 3. SEN
ate and congress- and every one OF them
were behind the president To man;
a great many OF our members are IN
the army and navy. about @o,""u. and
that Is big percentage when you con
slider that q man has to be we'll above
his majority before he can receive mem
bership in our order.
while the younger element of MILL
tary age are serving their countries, the
other members have all bought their
share and more Of Liberty bonds. have
engaged themselves in all war work ana
charities. at the Same time Keeping up
| their end in local charities.
you notice said their countries. for
lthe order Of tho Mystic Shrine Of worth
America has temples in Canada. iia-
waiian Islands and Panama, as VOL as
/ tho numerous ones in thu United states.
From Atlantic to Pacific.
MY office as Imperial Potcntatc has
! called me from the Atlantic to the Pa
| cjfic coast. Canada and Panama and IN
| nv six months Of office I have MAD" rs
visitations. and every place have 1"una
tho mobiles up TO their cars in war WORK.
not only doing their hit but dolhs
tbeir hest 10 scr that our beloved coun-
NV and her allies emerge victorious
! from the bloody war which has just
finished.
It is great pleasure for me to come
| to Wheeling, not only in an official ca
pacity. but also meet Mr.. W. W. Irwin.
| who was imperial potcntate of the
Shrine q few years ago. and l consider
! him one Of the best Masonic workers
wherever the Shrine is known. and
fclcse second to him is DR.. @. W. Bur
da,ts. Both men have the highest re-
spoct Of the Masonic order
! Mr.. Jacoby is Ohio born. but has
spent the most Of his life in Indiana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

,;tra Shry0cG at l. conform WITH ;&"
i.,.i,r""'r"nlS
On lhr n.w madr and ais" rH-%aln"d
.,rrund n largo round house ard repair
.ivf,S will la buiit and thH rest VIII l."
c,,vrrrd with rhc tracks If III" new
mammoth gard capable II: h"lding
thousands of carr.
Biz Things Contemplated.
From Chester. tn" present terminus O!
he Nr;. Cumberland branch. III" now
-uad IL u:,lr3 rrn:,lruIi"n rm IN" "h&t
h.,I!k of The rive" ~ I" Nanpnrt. Ia. Il
d,@rarr" - Fifteen !ai!":': 1T this point
II Will j." Joined hy Il new liz" I" he huiit
from BurS":;:;i"wn. Ia. on til" MAN
linz. Down Ra,rrnn rr""E valley I" VAN
port. where III" ohio river Will b" hridE-
ed :,:d cnnn".: .uS n:;d" with the CI"H"-
Iaud u Pittsburgh "t III" Fort Wayn"
division al tn. Pennsylvania lines.
Tnr:, ptuu:. had almost mnturcd Whrm
The l:uv,.rcau war put Il damrcr or all
, improvements; owing Ia the fact thai
labor WAS scarce. and NOW with III"
",,d.i,g Of TN" WE when lie labor mar
Ec: ana all other wur, will SION assum"
4 uur:..ai aspect tn work will b" carried
! Ia coln!,i.ii"n as soon rs thrS" n"ceS-
say :'"mE m" available.
m" improvements Will relieve con-
grst,tl conditions in PITTSBURGH. which
exists in III" yards AMI round houses
and will lessen tn" haul Ell disabled
equipment which j. so long now BE-
tween llnnni%uiI. ohio. and Pittsburgh,
and also divert an enormous amount III
traffic from III" West Virginia pan
handle To tho Fort Wayne division.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Sealed Proposals. for Public printing
Binding and Stationery.
State Of West Virginia.
OFFICE Of commissioners Of Pubic
Printing.

State Of West Virginia.
n:fir" Of Commissioners Of Public
Printing.
Notice Is hereby given that scaled pro-
posnls will h" received by IN" c0mnir-
sjrnrrs ri Public Printing AT tho Audi
tors uffic". in the Capitol annex In mo
city Of Chs rlrsl"n. West ElrElnih. frnn,
Saturday. November md. l"lS. until
Tucslay' tho Bird day ii December, I9lA
al !" u'clurk noon of said day Tor the OK
"Cution Of the stale printing state hinG-
ing and far supplying tho state w!th fta-
;inucry and printing p"p"r Tor ~" t"'
years beginning on the SECOND "cuncH-
La,. IN January, 1919 and ending on tho
second Wednesday, In January. IU"l.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by bnnd. executed according To law ~
tho bidder with AT least two Epod ana
sufficient gurctice residing In this state,
in tho penal sun of ten lhou:and dollars
tSlU0Uu0V) for all state printing. anu
tho penal gum OF five thousand dollars
s. TOO 00) for furnishing printing paper
and stationery. ana m" pcnHl sum or TWO
thousand dollars (S2.nVu.GC) fer all slAt,,
binding. conditioned upon the falthIui
performance 81 Hu!d rnntractH. No bid
unnccumpani"d by such bonds VIII be en-
tcrtDimcd by the commissioners oil Fuo-
lie Printing.
Estimates Of tho work 10 he done or
materials 10 he furnished together with
blank forms for proposals. bonds CO..
will he furnished upon Application ny
houston Il. Dung. iI' Snj'EIiHtt Ii'''I' VI
Public Printing. Charleston. West Nlr-
Eirin.
The commissioners nr" required 10 re-
cc!yc sennrntc bids for "a" print ms.
binding and printing paper, Including
stn'iuncTY.
Tho contract shall he awarded to tho
lowest responsible bidder for tn" sam:
respectively. unless there is L RESPONSE
HE bidder for the whole whose bid is
legs thnu the aggregate amount Of "a"
lowest separate bids. IN which CASr The
ruuirac; shall :"r awari~! 10 ;he lowest
hdilrr 70" the whole.
All proposals must II" taken upon tn"
printed blanks FURNISHED: by The sup"rln-
| tendcnt o. public printing. unl the said
! commissioners reserve the right to reject
| my and all bids.
iiy order If the commissioners Of pub
( lie printing.
Given under our hands this lst day Of
November. 1918.
]. $. Darst. Auditor.
| w. s. JOHNSON. Treasurer.
| 81. Z. SFIAWKF.Y.
| Superintrndr o. Schools.
| Commissioners of Public Printing FOR
the State Of West Virginia.
n-i-11-lS-nJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale Of City Property

trustees Sale OF City property.
Hy virtue vi The authority vested m
ma rs trustee hy a decd Of trust mace
ny William A."nk"rurlIrr and Sarah
MCnk"al"lier. his wife. To W. VI. Dun:ap,
'ruS;''. hearing date ON The twenty
ninth day Of january. 49,, and now or
record in the office: uf the Clerk nf the
County tuurl III ohio county, Vest Viz
gaia III Decd Of Trust look NJ. l2I. ut
page -. will sell 1T public auction At
thu north front door ut the Court House
Of Ohio county. Nest Virginia ON
SATURDAY. THE: 3UIiI DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1913.
commencing at ten o'clock II. m. the fol-
lowing dr>rrIl"'d property, I"-wil:
All that certain piece If real estate.
situated IN tho tIty If Wheeling, Ohio
county. West Virginia. and more partIc-
ularly described a. follows:
Lots numbered Ollie CD and two (2)
in Square number thirteen Q%) OF tho
addition to tn" said city Of Wheeling.
laid out by SprIrg and l:IiChIe; being
now parl of the Eighth ward of SAID
city. t"srthrr with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. and the
here Giiamcnis and appurtcnancts there
unto belonging, this being the same
piece e. parcel "i real estate that WAS
granted and conveyed to William G..
1iaudlaN.. iii his life time, and John
HandIan by iona Burk and wife. by
decd bearing date on the tenth day Or
1un", 1850 AMI duly recorded in thu
"i'c" al tho Clerk Of the County Court
nf Ohio county. West Virginia IN Deed
Book 30. II 1T page - and the same
property that III" said John H:Indlan.
ana wife afterwards conveyed their III
trrrsl IN To the said William /. Uandan.
in his lift time. by decd bearing Dat"
on the ruth day OF January, 4. d.. 1868,
and duly recorded In the Clerks office
at"rcSaid in Deed Book No. IL at page
~: And tie same property that WAS
conveyed by J. B. Hlndlan to the said
William Mcnkcmcllcr and Sarah Mcnkc-
m"llcr. Ivy deed bearing date on the 27tll
day Of January. 1917. and now of record
in the .tlcriI'$ office aforesaid in Deed
Look No. lIG. ut page i'll.
:. -. -. TERMS OF SALE -. -. .
One-third Of the purchase money, and
rs much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay in cash on the day Of saIe.
and the residue in TWO equal Install
mcnts payable respectively in twelve
and invent y-four months from the day
of sale. with interest IN said deferred
inStnllrncns ut tho rate of six per cent
per annum from day nf sale, payan!e
s"nli-annually. the purchaser giving his
ncEutiahl" pr1nIiSSury notes for said de-
Gsrr"d nStnllmvntS. The legal title nc.
irE retained by III" trustee until The
property Is fully paid for.
". NJ. DUNLAP. Trustee.
This sale !s continued from Saturday
the 10th day of November. 1915. To- Sut-
urday. November 31th. 1915, ut same
hour and place.
". VI. DUNLAP. Trustee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
.BELLAIRE THEATRES
AID FLU" ORDERS
Theatrical Men Of tho Town --avo Rot
Iutcrfcretl with Enforcement OF
Ordinances.

The FLU" situation in R"liairc is m
proving, aud within Il short tim" II Is
ly Tho theatrical men of III" town ar"
doing everything within Their power 1"
aid in the work Of getting rid Of H. and
have Cnuperatrd in every way pn*Slhi'.
RrpurtS to the contrary arc unf0undfh'
and although some of the laws LAID
down have seemed severe nevertheless
they have ol,cyrd them to the letter. and
in tho future as in the past. tho man.
agrr.: Of the Ih"atcrs will back mp thr
health depart mont. whi"h Is doing all
within it's power to assist IN hahlSh-
ing the disease from tho town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
IMPERIAL POTEN7A7E If SHRINE
PAYSNS|T To WHEELING

and Is ono OF the leading attorneys OF
the liuusi"r state. l"tnG associated with
the late cN-Eicc rrrsld"nt &. w. Fair
BANKS aud man knuti, legal problem
has been untHngl"d Ivy tho firm.
A visit 10 "l'nc;r Er!ly's" barracks
nuH also III" Saddle club WAS paid hy
Mr.. .Iac"hy last night with the rrccr'
tiOn committees: Mr.. Jacnhy being much
impressed with the hospitality Of Wheel
ing IN taking care IL the t. 5. truck
and supply trims at the old St"mn
huusr nut IN" pike.
Aftcr receiving informally the mem
bcrs Of Osiris Tempe today and this
evening, Mr.. 1nruhy will leave for fnr'
kerSl,urE. accompanied Ivy Judge Aiai
II. Robinson ana llr. q. W. Burdars Il
Visit Nemesis Temple AZ P"rk' rSh"rs
for t.mivr:nw ard tomorrow u'shi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

BERLIN Saturday. Nov. 30. (By the
Associated Press)-LeadinE political
circles in Berlin, according TO the Fos-
sischc Zcitung. believe that the eIecu-
tive committee Of the present govern
mont is falling into the same error with
respect to the Interpretation OF the pes
ent attitude Of America and the entente
as did the old regime which was unable
ito grasp President Wilson's hint that
the emperor be removed"
The newspapers informant declares
that further evidence OF the allied re-
fusal TO negotiate with a government
which is not representative Of the whole
German people was furnished by the at
ttude Of Admiral Beatty who. 'evident-
~ at the bchrSt Of his government" de-
clined to receive the representatives OF
the soldiers and sailors council, when
arrangements were made to surrender
the German fleet 1t is added that il
is obvious that no food relief would be
sent Unl.'~s r"rHGnf ions Cor l L.:a0crltic
t:pT'::...I,ut IL" A!rmly laid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

l,.e. where he was hunorab'y discharged;
lie was connected with tho ram va"
TRANSFORMATION department AZ mn lhS'I W
tnr. MIR. Ierncr says that the govern
mcnt is dscharginE all of tho mon -.
his ,lcpartmcn to enable lhcrn l"
back 10 work on tho railroad sSFle''H ",
the country. which nre being j.. op ~
for the reconstruction p"ri0u ~
n,o,,. T., nil r.,nps in all lines arn nolnE
discharged and there is eehs'H'
OF the mcn tn their h"m"f'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25
Makes Supreme Sacrifice
william Donald Ward, Of Chantal Coru:
MT. De Chantnl, Is Killed in Action.

Word has hrrn received from tho gov
crnmcnt at Washington telling Of inc
death Of William Donald Ward. which
occurred while in action in France on
October 19th He was III" son OF Mt.
and Mrs. william Ward. Of Tint place.
While in France several months ago.
he ran across his brother. whom h" did
not know was there. His death will ne
learned OF with deep regret by all.