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The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21
The Daily Morning Oasis
SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1918.
MANY HEAR sECY. MADOo.
Collector Hardy Tells About MS
Phoenix Trip.

"Wonderful man is McAdoo'
said Collector of Customs ChSs-
E. Hardy yesterday, after MS
retuyn from a trip to Phoenix 10
meet the versatile secretary u
the United States treasury
"Wonderful man! He seems
to have an inexhaustible fund OF
energy and nothing tires HIM.
"He addressed a big mee'ihe
Of Globe at 6 o'clock in the morn
;no. and then travelled over to
phoenix by auto. On the way
he made two speeches, one az
Mesa and another at Tempe, anu anu
that evening he spoke to l'ooo
neonle ,,..,, :. at Phoenix for 80 MIN
utes, and then went outsloe'
where 1000 more who couldn't
oot into the building were walt
ing, and talked to them Tor ~
minutes more.
"And when he was through
he didn't seem in the least tlreo.
despite his strenuous day. l no
ticed that his step was just as
springy and his bearing and
movements as alert, as II ne was
lust starting a day after a night
of rest, instead of finishing a
seventeen or eighteen hour
stretch that would have taxed
the energies of almost any other
man."
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21
Condon Likes Nogales.

"While | came to Nogales ex-
pecting to remain here but about
a month";" said Walter C. Condon
Saturday, II have fallen in love
with the city, and if opportunity
offers when my present work is
finished, | may send for my
mother and remain here perma-
nently."
Mr.. Condor came from Los
Angeles recently to do some spe-
cial accounting work in the Of
flee of Proto Brothers.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21
Baptist Church Services.

Amid the turmoil of life it is
the duty and privilege of man.
kind to turn aside from secular
work to the sanctuary for wor-
ship and spiritual refreshing
The chapel on Cavalry Hill was
erected for that very purpose,
and it's doors swing wide t.
every worshipful soul.
The Bible school at 9:45 is
real study hour, with classes
suitable to all who may attend
The morning subject will be
"The Positiveness of the Chris
tian Religion"
The Rev. A. B. Carlisle will
direct the Spanish service at {:
p. M, and Mrs. A. d. Hurt vii
have charge of the Young Peo
pies meeting at Z p. m. The
evening sermon will begin at s
o'clock, subject ''The Liberty
Loan VS.. Real Sacrifice"
A hearty welcome awaits you
w. j. GORDON, Pastor.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21
Notice to- Taxpayers.


All taxpayers Of Santa Cruz
county are notified hereby that
the tax roll for 1918 is being
made up, and unless their tax
lists are filed as required By
aw their assessments will be
made by the Assessor, in which
case they may not find assess
Inents to their liking.
VICTOR J. WAGER,
County Assessor.
Nogales, April 8, 1918. adv,
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21
reen-Younge Wedding.


Mr.. William Green of the 35tll
Infantry and Miss Blanche
Younge Of this city were quietly
married at the Baptist parson-
age Saturday afternoon.
Only a few friends Of the con
tracing parties we're presei Z
and a very beautiful but siinple
ring service was pronounced by
Rev. w. J. Gordon, pastor Of thl
Baptist church.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21
For State Senator.

The undersigned hereby an
nounces himself as candidate
for the nomination for State
Senator from Santa Cruz coun-
ty, Arizona, upon the Demo-
.ratic ticket, at the primary cleo
tion next fall.
THOMAS P. THOMPSON
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21
Rector Golden Returns.

Rev Geo. c. Golden, rector Of
ST. Andrews Episcopal church,
returned Saturday from a short
visit to California, and viii hold
services as usual at St. Andrews s
today.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21
Have For Sale Cheap.

2 Vim Trucks.
1 Four Cylinder Touring Car.
1 Ford Town Car.
These cars all have first class
tires and are in fine shape. Rea-
son for selling, going out of busi-
ness.
FOWLER JITNEY CO.
adv. If. Phone 157W.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21

LIVE man wanted to establish
ocal agency for writing Acct
dent and Health Insurance.
Write State Office, Tucson, No.
Schrader Bldg, or see Guy
1mpey Wednesday, Hotel Bow
nan, II to IL or A to 5. 2-27tf
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21

NOGALES BUSINESS COLI
LEGE-Morley Avenue, over o.
K. barber shop. Spanish, En-
glish, bookkeeping and short
and. 6 to 9 o. IN. adv.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-21

FOR SALE: Diamond Tires
and auto supplies. Also four
rood second hand cars. Inquire
No. l24 Walnut ST. 4-10 12tp
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Conscientious Directors
At Camp Lee Placed
In Medical Department

/ Special Dispatch to The tellGcncc- !,
/ CAMP LEE. Fn., April lf.-COuScirn-
! tinuS "hjrcturS ut Camp Ice ar" To be-
/ put 10 work. Th" majority OF them
were today assigned 10 the medical de-
taChm"ut. though smaller number
chose service in the duartcrmaStcr de-
partmcnl. Until the recent draft NJ
9.?HS men arrived there were 81 con-
ScirntI"uS "hJ"clurS. of we'll defined
cr-.cdS who We're segregated in The
depot brigade. where they performed no
service. pending the definite announce
ment by tho president Of non-cnmhatunt
service. Recently the president ordered
that they should he given the choice of
performing duty in the medical quar-
trruaSl"r or engineer units. II no pref
rrcncc was expressed. the men were IL
be assigned TO the medical detachment. ;
, OF the % rurn who have been here. for
several months only three expressed a I
preference. accordingly the remainder
were today ordered for duty with tn"
medical unit Of the division. Trouble il
anticipated with some Of the men, VIII"
appear obstinate. 1t is believed that Il
small number will refuse Ia obey orders.
which will nccGSSitaic Il trial lay court
martial This will probably cauS"
heavy prison sentences.
There were about forty conscientious
directors in IN. !.9SS mon who wrr,'
recently forwarded Ia the camp. With
one exception they readily agreed 70 ac-
ccpt service I'm non-Cnmhatanl ScrNI,r'.
Most Of them expressed 4 preference" for
! the TCarlermast"r'S department. The
! one obstinate individua! refused 10 put
! On Il uniform. and said that he would
) :"tuse to perform any manner mr. typ"
Of service. Accordingly he WAS ar
! rested.
! The majority Of these obj"CtorS como
! from PENNSYLVANIA, with Il few from
| Virginia. West Virginia has practically
! mono.
The men are principally McnnoniJcs.
| though there are IL few OF the CharitSa-
! drlpan faith.
! Every Quaker who has been forwarded
! To camp has shown himself patriotic
; and has faithfully performed scrvir" in
. the QuartrrmaSt"r nr other nnn-""mhai-
ant service. They are excellent work
I rrs and have made no attempt 70 cVad"
! any work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-18
ELKS LOYALTY DAY
Local Elks Will Hold Patriotic Event
Next Sunday at Local Theatre.

At Il meeting az the E:lks Tuesday ~
ching committees wcr" appointed With
t;"orgc ". i.utZ as chairman Cor the hiG
EIE'S Loyalty day meeting In be hcld IN
ulr" Of the local theatres. Arrangements
arr fast being completed for tins event
and SOM. nf the speakers have been Sc
cured.
The invocation will be mad" by Dr.
Jacob birmingham. rector Of 81. Lukc's
i. t.. church and addresses will hc mail"
by food administrator Earl w. OSlchay
and Hon. W. T.. Wells uf Newell. W. Va.
secretary OF the Homer auGhlin China
Co. the largest pottery in the world.
and q mrIns"r Of the Virginia debt Gum-
mission These lwm gentlemen need no
Introduction IA III" Wheeling people and
their talks Will be on subjects OF the
day.
The principal speaker will he United
States Senator james y. Watson Of lndi-
ana who addressed hiE Pythian meet
ing in this city last summer Mnd made
quite an impression on the people OF
Wheeling
The committees having this affair In
charge are as follows:
Theaue-Dr l.. y. Refer, chairman:
Charles Il Feinler and George Bcneke.
observation-disclosures y Dyson. chair
man; Dr. q. W. EurdatS, L. VI. NcStcr.
Albert Sn"dnkcr.
UshrrS--.Ad Martin. chairman; Val
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VIGOROUS SUPPORT or
WAR NECESSARY SAYS
SECRETARY BAKER

WASllINGTu%. Arrli i'.--S""r"iarE
I:ak"r's observations in E|rrr" were
laid before President Wilson i"-dhy. The
secretary went Ia tn" Whit" li"u:'" AT
- ".lnrk and r"mainrd for Il lengthy
rvni"rrnrr.
.Iust back fr"m n seven weeks Trip To
The western battle fronts .aud I" the
Entente capitals tn" secretary report
ed not only "n In" military SITUATION
hut political conditions Hs we'll.
9Th" American S"ldi"r has mad" gohd
in France" Secretary i:alirr to-day as
.uryd n"wspHpr rncn who met him at
,hr war department. Th" French ana
british authorities. arr uniform III their
,.r:.i,., "f III" ""urlGr. endurance ana
SnhIirrH qualities If our men.
9TH" hir thing for America to do Is
10 support III" war" The secretary c"n-
Timed ITO support II financially and
with firm m.li"f. The right arm Of
\rH"rI':, ~ in France. II * barred anu
ready L. StrIkr. The rest uf The body
is hrrr III tho United States and it must
support tho arm This support should
inrutl" subscriptions Ia LIhrrty loans
IS we'll rs moral support If high con-
iilcnC".
Til" condition Of thr American troops.
lhr secretary said. is excellent. They
all arc we'll physically and well in every
ether way" lL"lr spirits are high. their
behavior Hhmlra hl" and their rtiatI"n$
with III" French and British crdinl anu
sympathetic. II" SaII.
'tInr rarely meets m American SOL
dicr in Franc" who docs not smile and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-18
HOUSINGS MEASURE IS
ASSAIlED BY SENATOR
AS AUTOCRATIC MOVE

WASHINGTON. April 17.-Unexpectsd
opposition from tho Republican SIDE
prevented passage Of the $so.onn. ""n Dill
for housing war workers in the senate
to-day. and determined efforts :" ar'end
the measure will be made Tomorrow be-
fore the final vote
Republican Leader GalliuE.r DECLARED
provisions Of the legislation for coin
Wandering Of dwellings was "A step to-
ward a species Of autocracy." while Sen
ator Fall of New Mexico. Republican,.
said the measure was in Response Z"
the voice of the master.
Senator Swanson OF NirSiuia. chair
man of the public buildings committee.
and other Democrats defended the ieSlS-
lation as vitality necessary to expedite
manufacture Of war materials.
Conflict Of jurisdiction between tho,
shipping board and department "f labor.
which would administer tho $S".eho.o'H
provided In the pending bill. Senator
Harding Of Ohio declared. has delayed
the shipping boards housing program
under the $4,000. 0nn it was authorized
to spend last March. particularly ar
Newport News. Va. and Sparrows Point.
Nd. An amendment by Senator Hard
ing providing that tho S"vcrnmfn>
should not rent dwellings, hullt for less
than per cent Of the Invested capital,
was adopted.
Suggesting that the President. in
stead OF tho department .! labor. should
be given power 70 carry o"t the housing
program. Senator Fall said:
IT have no confidence in the Presi-
dents cabinet members. nor in their
:. ability In my Judgment they haze
uproven themselves absolutely inettic:rHt'
I am not going to vote to cloehs them
with any further power. viii vote
to clothe the President with absolutely
autocratic power. THE President stan'iS
responsible to the pecpls for tn" con-
duct Of the war. He shall NOT mac PC
hind the skirts OF Hoover or Garfield.
or william r. Wilson fsecrctary of
-labor>. or Baker The President is the
secretary OF war. the secretary OF state
and the secretary OF the navy.
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LIMITING THE OUTPUT
OF CLAY PRODUCTS
AS WAR MEASURE

WASUINtiTON. April L. Further re-
stricIitu of the rnunlry's less essential
industries. which Will drasticallE limit
nnu-war building operations for the fura-
ton OF the var was announced To-day
hy III" fuel administration. i'll tn" iSsu-
an.," ur orders curtuilinE tn" manuia"-
iurr IT Ten principal clay pr"durtS,from
- t. aS high as - per cent. Stimuli
tancnuSly the manufacturing program
al This industry was ordered r"-arranE"d
and divided. placed, il un the basis Of war
industry.
Face brick common and paving brick.
terra GOTTA. roofing tile, floor and WALL
tile and sanitary ware are ordered cur
tHIicd ~ per cent. hollow tile. sewer
pipe and drain tile - per cent. and stone
ware with the exception Of chemical
SIuurwAr". is "urtal"d Il per cent. An
other new order CurtailS the output OF
enamel war. 30 per cent
The pcrcrntag" AZ curta;lmcnt in each
cas-" is based on the average output fur
the past three. years.
Tn-day'S ariiun hy tho fuel adminis-
iratinn. Which was approved Ivy the War
Industries board. is declared L" he the
r0rrrunnrr of similar Curtuilmrnt OF
practically every industry considered not
vital ~ the war program Two import
, aur things will bc accomplished. in the
belief of tho fuel administration md
the War Industries board. Parts of the
plants affected will hc converted for war
industries and men. materials and trans
Portatirn will he made available for
war production.
That the production If all building
, materials eventually may hc %uhStan-
TALLY curtailcd waS disclosed by the
statement accommodating tu-day'S orders.
clay products aui other building matter
. i:tl. the statement said. are Il greater tax
, on transportation and fuel than any
: other industry and while thrS" indus
tries are considered of great Importance
to the life o. the country and essential
! IL IN" war. reorganization WAS COnsid-
! cred necessary
Referring to tn" different percentages
Of curtailment the announcement said
thc$" were worked out "afl"r careful in
vrStiGatIon and represent rates Of pro-
ductInn which will hc for the best in
trrcStS Of tho necessary government
work and in general for the interest 81
the manufacturers involved"
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Wa: barns a. Loraiu. Six cars were


burned.
ONTATSE-Captatn William
Lane. aged s.. Civil war veteran and
former railroad conductor. died from In
juries received in fall
CANTON-Hcnry \. Referring and his
wifi" wcr. found dead in their home. 1t
is believed that Referring killed his wife
and then shot himself.
CANTOE-Tohn X Baxter. who has
been superintendent Of schools here for
Is years. will retire this year.
ToLEpO-Toledo street car ernployc,
want an increase of 10 cents nm hour.
EAST L.IBERTY-Fictor II. Hamil-
ton. aged 81. bank cashier. died yester-
day after a short illness.
MARION-tormer State Senator L. E.
Meyers will seek the Republican nomi-
nation for congress.
MARION-The Deuthcer Fund. after
50 wears. will disband and buy Liberty
bonds with the money in the treasury.
TOLEDO-Twcnty prominent men
have been called before the grand jury
in connection with the tarrine and
Gathering OF three persons at Holland
Sunday
AI,IIANCE-Mikc Bol1inka. an Aus
rrian who Is said to have made slight
ing remarks about the Liberty loan. was
rolled in sand and then dipped into q
barrel Of molasSes:
ELYEIA-tearing tho lnng-ranCe
Smelling in Paris. the family of Ansas-
sador Sharp will return to their home
in this city.
ALLIANCE-The board Of education to-
day voted to eliminate German from tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-18
WHEELING SCOUTS
TO HAVE PARADE
CAMPAIGN FOR THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN WILL BE FORMALLY
OPENED SATURDAY,,
APRIL 81.
Mammoth Patriotic Mass Meeting at
Court Theater to Follow Sunday,
Ex-senator w. E. Chiffon
Will Be Speaker.

What will be the biggest celebration
ever staged In this city by the Boy
Scouts Of America will take place Sal
urday evening. April 81, at 7:3O
o'clock, when the FIVE hundred local
scouts, will formally open their Third
Liberty Loan campaign with Il big pa
! rade. and the following Sunday after.
noon at the Court Theater big mass
meeting, open TO the public, will be
held.
The arrangements for the big pa
rade have not yet been completed. but
the ScoutmasterS' committee is al
ready making plans. There will b. in.
dividual floats and demonstrations By
the twenty-cight different troops in
the city. and each will be most inter.
esring.
On Sunday afternoon. at the mass
meeting ex-senator William L. Chill
ton will be the principal speaker. 4
band concert will pr"ccdc the speak
ing. an dthere will be several local
speakers at this meeting.
The feature of the mass meeting
will be the awarding Of the medals to
Wheeling scouts who have earned
them by diligent work. Each scout
who secures a stated number Of sub,
scriptions for the loan will be- given
the medal, and sc have won This honor
during the last drive Those who at
TIN higher mark will he given bar.
to be added to tho medal. and there
are II here ready for This distinction.
These awards will be made by ox-Snn-
ator Chiffon.
Wheeling scouts have set their goal
at 100000. This may moi sccu Il
great sum, but considering that The
scouts are cleaners who follow The
reapers" in this work. this goal is high
enough for city Of this size. The src-
ond campaign was SET n $1nO.n00, but
more than half again of thar sum was
secured.
The Boy Scouts Of this city went
"over the top" in the drives for the
hrst and second Liberty Loans. and
n they fail this time it will not b" be.
cause enthusiasm is lacking. rs all
ar. keyed mp !" Iii" highest pitch OF
Interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-18
FORGET YOUR
RHEUMATISM
Not Necessary TO Have Your Troubles
With You Any Longer.


Don't suffer when YOU can Get "Nru-
rruNr Prescription ~
rheumatism. ono Of The most com
mon ailments. is one OF the hardest to
cure. because of its being Il blood dis
ease. Any remedy, 10 be effective,
must purify the blood and kidneys.
Common sense teaches YOU This.
That is why "NculrOn" PrrScTili-
lion 90 is so successful. II is Il COM
binarion Of blood purifying AGENTS pre-
pared from the prescription of spc'
cialist.
II relives those sore. inflamed
joints and muscles. 1T puts out the
fire" 1t does all these things. re-
stores your health. makes you happy
and free from pain.
Go to your druggist to-day and get
soc or $l.0o bottle. Then say good
bye. Rheumaiism.' Mail orders filled
on 81 30 size.
{. II. Gr"St 4 CO.. Wheeling. w.
Va. and load ne druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-18
Pittsburgh Robber Here

Louis Beck o. Pittsburgh. Adams EN-
press company "urlny". charged with
.mbrzZlinS the sum "f rS9G.j6n from Ihr
company and later Innf"SS!ng. passed
through this city yesterday. "n route I"
i,,sburgh from California. He waH IL
charge, Of Harry Cochran. rittShurcn
It is understood that E"ck
,as made Il confession and That thu
greater amount ri the money Will Ii" re-
turned, having been scrr"lrd in PITTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-18
When Itching Stops

There is one safe, dependable treat.
mcnt that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and
that clcanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 35c or 81 bottlS
of zemo and apply it ss directed. SocI
:ou will find that irritations, pimples.
blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
"A little zemo, the penetrating. salts
Tying liquid, is all that is needed, for it
banishes most skin eruptions, makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. q. 4
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DAMAGES AWARDED.

CLAEESRURG. W. Va. April ia
jury in federal district court here to-day
returned L verdict for S5.2a0 against tho
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company. III
favor Of pr. Thomas +. Law of jan
Low. who sought $4,000 damages f"i
injuries received Il year and n half ago.
when n train struck an automobile ut !.
crossing near Weston. The case ha"
been on trial week. The court AL
jnilrncd following the verdict. but JudE"
A. g. Dayton announced that spcc!a
term would be held here April %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-18
HITCHCOCK PRISONER.

WASHINGTON. April 18TH" stat"
department was ADVISED tn-"a! lhhl
Thomas Hitchcock. Jr., Of New iork. IN
American aviator who has been miss
ing fmr some tim" is II prisoner al Saar-
hruck"n. in Germany. rh" report cam"
from the American legation M E"rr".
which had received it from tn" Spanish
embassy in Berlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-18
HOLDING MILITARY DRILLS.

Physical Director Anderson. OF tn"
local public schools. has introduced mil
itary drills for the boys into the regular
of tho schools. The hoy
arc put through The manual and cNcr-
ciScs 9cvCry day ut the Twenty-sIXth
street: Fairgrounds. ana are showing
rcaI progress in mastering the soldier
business"
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Ohio State Notes.

CESELAND-A wage increase o: ~
percent has been demanded by employees
of the Cleveland Railway company
DOvER-R"r. Reinhold Rice. pastor
of the German Evangelical church at
Stone Creek has been ouSted. He lives
Mt Coshocton and recentl: was compelled
to kiss the flag by citizens there.
SUGAR CREEK-Safe blowers got
$500 in the store Of H. E. Pull and COM
pany.
wAPOKENETA-Jam L. Thamon
and wife were killed by m Ohio Electric
train.
FOSToRIA-Glenn Summerlani. aged
90, has died OF wounds in France.
CLEVEIAtNn-Firc caused q loss OF
$T2, 900 in the Lake Shore Electric Rail
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS GET COMFORT

That nlal5ss tpern TT for this hard work IL tod
trenches. tIit or IN MARCHES. b. nSrI Alien.
F,.r E.sc the aauStLc pVwler To liake int1 thr
shoes. Il ial.rs he friction ftnm the Ahoes and
rt,-sh,us the fret Aliens Foot E.ISr has hrr tln
standard rucdy tar - year, fnr T"ii-f II call"SIS.
Ird IIhinc. sweating. switch i'rt. AMI makes
Ii :ht si-.> f~ The rla::,uIg NanuA adr!'s'i
The ,:se Il F-': E-Sc "arh ir"71ius T:T }: toby
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G.. Gundling. Mark Klibano, H. ]. Lut@.
Publicity. Programs and Speakers
Albert Sncdckcr. chairman; J. a. Dyson
and DIR. i. y. Refer.
Music-Lcc Robinson, chairman: J. II
Brennan.
DccnrltinnS-Arthur Langhans.
Invocation-J0hn F. Richardson.
Master Of CcrcmonicS-Lee Robinson
General Chairman-GeorSe W. Lutz.
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Plans FOR stimulating tho sale 81 war
savings stamps among the post Offices
of the state were discussed to-day. when
the executive committees nf tho division
Of post offices of the Ohio war savings
committee met with tho chairman. Post
master 6. Z. Kinnear.
Coordination OF the post offices Of tho
state will be perfected under the scheme
of promoting the sale of war savings
stamps. as discussed in tho conference
to-day