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Putnam patriot., 1918-06-28
RAILROAD EXPERIENCING HELP
 SHORTAGE IS PUTNAM

There a an alarming help shortage n Pa,oha. according to prominent railroad men A result sf tas ore ~ors train. that hzs made Putnam Its hea8qgarterz, has been taken oG en- tsrsly The other tas been transferred to Webster That IS the engine crew and train crew ~ill make the aaSSa- chuaetts town their base. but the la- borers xill continue to occupy the "shAnty" in thn city On this train, supposed lo su ploy from fifty to sixty laborerA, at laAt reports. there were less than Aezen
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Putnam patriot., 1918-06-28
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-27
BIG LOAN PARADE
STAGED At BENW0OD
RESIDENTS OF MILL TOWN FIT
TINGLY OBSERVE LIBERTY
DAY-MANY TAKE PART.
March to McMechsn Where AammoIn
Patriotic Mass Meeting WAS. Arteno-
ed-Marshau to 60 lover Tho TOP"

Liberty Day was tittingly observed by
the residents of Bcnwood yesterday
when q big parade in the interest or the
Liberty loan campaign Of Benwood and
Marshall county was staged. At 6:3o
o'clock the procession was lined up in
front of the city hall. The Greater
Wheeling band headed the line, followed
by chief Of police and his force; vetcr-
ans of the Civil war in automobile with
Mayor Clark Sprouts; thirty soldiers
from Bellaire who are on furlouGh from
Camp Sherman and a number of fur
Laughed men of Rcnwood; First Ward.
North End, Center schools and Union
high school students. Fourth anu t1lth
ward fircmcn. All houses and places Oh
business along the line Of march. along
Main TO Marshall street. and Marshall
street to McMcchen, were elaoorately
decorated in flags and bunting.
Upon arriving in McMcchen the pro
cession filed into the McMcchen school
house. where they were addressed ny
several noted speakers. The meeting
was Il mammoth patriotic mass meet
ing which was held in the interest or
the Liberty loan campaign and to help
arouse interest in the Marshall county
drive for subscriptions.
The speakers wcIc Judge +. W. Nes-
nit, and Captain Matthias. Both men
delivered heated discourseS in the IN
tcrcst Of the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-27
SIDE TALKS
BY Ruth CAMERON.
A po1LAR IN THE PLATE

He must be pretty we'll off. He
puts a. dollar bill in the plate every
Sunday"
So | heard neiGhbor OF mine speak
Of man who has recently come into
our neighborhood.
[ acQuiesccd without comment at the
time Afterwards the humor Of II struck
me.
He .pu, a dollar in the plate and there
fore he must be pretty well orr.
a Dollar for Cigars Ii Nothing.
II a man spends d dollar a week for
cigars or cigarettes. we don't neceS-
sarily think he is pretty we'll Off.
If he goes to the theatre every week.
spending two or three dollars (more
likely hore) for his seats we don I
think that anything out Of the ordinary
If a business woman. spends dollar
every week for manicure and @ wave.
that does not necessarily imply large
salary.
That Dollar Looks Stupendous to Us.
But when a man or woman freely puts
q dollar bill into the collection plate.
straichtway that sum looms up as stu
pendouS.
One of my earliest childhood mem
cries Of hearing it told Of young man
vino was counting tAlas l Tear We useu
tn. must less pocliC eNptcS2i'AA eO>'.o
with") one OF my neighbor's grown up
daughters that he put dollar In mo
plate every time he went to churcn
with her. The mother was especially
proud Of this distinction. She SAID there
weren't many young men like that AS
look back. realize that this man
must have been making salary OF TOUR
or five Thousand Il year.
TIL. idea that ones religion ooulo
nossibly be- taken so seriously that one
would spend to maintain it anything IKE
the sum one spends for pleasures. Is
revolutionary to a large number OF pe'-
pie.
what Many Well Dressed People GiVe:
The treasurer of a church once toio
me that | would be astoniShed 10 Know
how many of the we'll dressed people
who came every Sunday gave fifteen
cents or a dime. or perhaps nothing at
all per Sunday.
SUPPOSE il is no wonder. after ALL
that that dollar in the plate looms up
as so large.
No. it isn't a wonder. perhaps. but
it's something else.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-27

Easton are visiting friends here and
at McMechen.
Mrs. ]. F. Bowden, who has been
seriously i'll at her home on North
Main street. is improving.
Miss Elizabeth Ambrose of Chanta1
court, who suffered broken arm sew
eral days ago. is improving.
Miss Loretta Bartchey of Akron. o.,
is visiting with friends and relatives
here.
Miss Rhea Barte student Of West
Liberty, will spend the weekend with
her parents in Warwood.
Mrs. Sarah Jones Of the East End Is
recovering from a serious illness of the
past fortnight.
Miss Martha irwin is convalcscinS
from an illness IF the past few weeks
Miss Virginia Byrd. r. n. Of South
Penn street leaves today for weeks
visit with her sister in Akron Ohio.
Miss Flora Stoehr. of Marietta ohlo
is spending a few days in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-27
Novel Patriotic Affair.

The patriotic cuchre and SON party
to be given by the members of the Kahn
cluh on The coming Tuesday evening.
April 3nth. for the benefit Of tn" clubs
MEMBERS. WHO. have answered tho call
tu the colnrs. will he quite novel in its
features. foremost among which will be
lhr rHkc-walk. which will be partici-
ralrd in by "A number of those in at
tendance. the victor To be the one pos
srssinE the american flag when the
music stops playing. the prize in this
instance will be Il delicious homc-madn
cake. Prizes will hr awarded In those
attaining the highest number of points
in both games. in addition I" - door
priZc. Previous records in attendance
are expected 10 he broken AZ this biz
event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-27
I,ieut. Bowie Departs Mouday.

Lieutenant l.. r.. Bowl" Will return T."
Camp Funston. Kansas. "n Monday.
after having spent the p;lSl week the
quest If local relatives. Lieutenant
BnwI" III company with Mrs. Bowl" and
Miss Sarah Jackson, tn" latter having
spent several works as their guest in
the west. arrived in Wheeling OH Sun
day last. and since that time. Il number
III small Informal gatherings have br"n
held in his honor. Mrs. Buwir will re-
main in Wheeling. rs the guest Of her
patents. Mr. and Mrs -. r. Kidd If
Wurdlawn. for the coming month.
Lieutenant Bowie will address, The
members of ST. l.ukc'S Episcopal church
in an Interesting talk, pertaining Il"
actual experiences of camp and military
life tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-27
JAMES COLLINS !:
WAVES HEARING
Local Man Charged With Abseonoin9
With Funds Of Local Union
Held to Grand jury.

James Collins, Of the Island, waived
a hearing before Justice R. G. Hobbs.
Yesterday. and was held for the action
of the grand jury on the charge of
embezzlement in connection with the
funds of the painters union
He was arrested in Johnstown, Pa,
several days ago and brought back TO
this city to stand trial. Collins was
under $500 bond, and the bonding
company has agreed TO pay the bond,
which, if done, will leave the amount
of s1,100 still gone.
The arrest had been expected for
several days, but was kept quiet in the
hope that the bonding company and
his friends would adjust the matter.
For several years he has held respon.
sible positions, and not until his books
were turned over to be audited did be
leave town.
Governor Cornwell issued requisi.
ton papers for his return, and Collins
agreed to come back.
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About People |
Aeyements Of individuals 70
and From the cltS.

Fred NJ. Shambra, popular young
man of the south side, has volunteered
for service in the army anu leaves
Monday for training camp. gong 70
Camp Greene. y. {.
Miss Alice Hopwood of Youngstown
IS visiting at the home Of her orother'
Joseph Hopwood, at 1Ol9 .CnerF!
street.
Captain Fred Height, we'll known
riyermau OF the entire valley, was IN
the city yesterday calling on captain
Jeff Frame Of the wharf boat.
Mrs. G. c. McFadden. who has oeen
seriously i'll at her home IN McMechen'
mas recovered.
J.J. Lynch has returned TO his home
in Fairmont after being here several
days on business.
Charles Strause, who has been sefl-
ouslv i'll at the Glendale hospital lot
the past week, is recovering slowly.
E.y. Smith of New Martlnsyille was
here yesterday calling upon b. & y.
officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bellott of Glen
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2. w. C. A. Plnylet.

TIL" final p"rI"rmanr" ~ tn" show.
The National Magazine" WAS staged
last evening in tn" Y. W. 9. y. audi
tnrium. by he girls at the Industrial
Department. 10 an audience. which was
Il repetition uf Thursday nights capac-
ity houses.
Tho proceeds derived from ihiS at
fair will b. used in d"fTayiug the "N-
pcnSr Of In" local d"l' gales /" III" an
nunl Industrial conference I" h" held ut
Oxford. OHM for West Virginia ami
Ohio. j. l."ing nnriripaIrd tha: about
$50 will II" ASS, mhlch for this import
ant moot in tho Ohio town.
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OFF FOR CAMP SHERMAN.

WASHINGTON. Pa. April 20
Eighteen selectives left here today for
Camp Sherman, O., amidst the fare
wells of a large crowd Of citizens. The
parade given the soldiers was the
largest BY far given arST contingent
leaving here. Hundreds OF school
children we're in line. Large locomo
i've bells placed on street corners. for
Liberty Loan advertising, were runs
continuously during the sa0d OIL.
An estimate of the young men IN
class A still remaining in the county
places the number at 2,OOO. This
number will be increased by another
thousand if the young men attaining
their majority are registered.
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Trida- Night Class.

The Friday night surgical class Of
the Wheeling Chapter Of Rod Cross was
present in large numbers II last "v"iI-
ing'S session. not even Jupiter PluvIuS
hrinS abb" tn damp"n III" enthusiasm of
these PATRIOTS women in The great
work. AS was the case on Friday night,
every department St"r" Of the city had
its quota On hand. in addition {" repro
sensations from many Of the smaller
business houses TT tn" city. Mrs. W. L.
Houston and Mrs. W. IT. Higgins and
the ladies engaged in The instruction NJ
the class. were highly pleased with III"
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High School Dancing Party.

Thr l.-E ClASS NJ NnoCIlnG nlEh
school have just completed arrange
mcntS for u dnnrinE party /" h" given
at the Island club rooms. tho coming
Saturday evening. May 4. which prom
Uses to be one Of the foremost nf the
coming weeks sn"i;u affairs. These
club rooms. which are 81 appropriate for
these little informal dancing parties.
will br d,ckcd in the culors of the class
An orchestra will furnish the music
for the event and il is anticipated that
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RcnWood Personals.

Will Leach. cashier Of the Bank Of
Ecnwood. will move To Wheeling in the
pear future.
Mrs. Howard Mailing. of. BoEGs Run.
is ,prrdns several days in Steuhcnville
.i.s III" guest IF friends.
n. w Cummins. Of Fairmont was
calling upon local business men yester-
day.
Miss Virginia Hall nf South Marshall
street is suffering with an attack Of la
grippe
Robert Armstrong Of Main street. will
leave Sunday for Pittsburgh. where he
will spend several days with friends.
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Epvorth League Social.

Th" members OF the Epworth League
Of North Street NJ. l.. church hcId a
pleasant gathering i'll the social rooms
Of the church on Thursday evening,
which consisted Of programme that
proved quite interesting. as we'll as
humorous. Refreshments. in keeping
with conservation rulings, WAS the cul-
m!natinE event Of tho affair.
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RENEWED REQUEST
{Continued from F1rst PaEe)

10 the audience in the Hungarian Ian
guase and were frank to say that the
COSMOPOLITAN inhabitants Of Wheeling
and vicinity are loyal and have taken
bonds literally.
Loan officials are still urging those
who have taken out pledges TO get to
the bank with them, as many are still
holding out. May is the last day al
lowed for this appearance at the banks
and it is the earnest appeal Of the
committee that these slips be turned
in with a deposit on them.
Several large subscriptions arc ex-
pected daily by headquarters officials
and it is possible that they will come
in today.