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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
D. c.. LEADING NATION IN WAR.
NURSES, URGED TO SELF-DENIAL

The District Of Columbia today has a
larger percentage of nurses engaged in
war work than any state in the United
States. Eighty per cent of the avail
able nurses in Washington are now in
the Army, Navy or Red Cross service.
At the central directory for nurses in
this city the number Of requests for
nurses has far exceeded the supply this
year.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, chairman Of
the woman's division of the Council of
National Defense for the District, yes
terday issued an appeal to the public
to exercise discretion in the employ
ment of nurses in order that the num-
Der left in the capital may be sufficient
to meet all domestic needs. Some of the
ways in which the public can practice
se1f-denial in the matter of nursing
service are suggested by Mrs Hopkins
as follows:
Do not call nurses for minor illnesses,
but use members of the family or COM
panions.
Do not retain nurses after the patient
has begun to convalesce.
Use hourly nurses instead of full-time
resident nurses.
In the hospital accept the care Of the
student nurse if possible, thus releas-
ing a private nurse.
Suggestion was also made by Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03

Hopkins that a training school fof
nurses be established here receiving tho
financial support Of persons interested
in the project and able to support It.
in order to stimulate educated young
women to enter the profession. MIRA
Hopkins points out that with the In
creased demands that are constantly
being made upon the profession, and
will continue to be made as long as the
war lasts. this is field for training
which no patriotic young women pre-
pared to render good service can afford
to overlook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
LITTLE FIGHTING IN ITALY.
Bad Weather flinders Activities
Along the Whole Front

ROME, March lowing to bad
weather fighting activity has been very
slight along the whole front. says the
official statement from the Italian war
Office issued this evening.
"On the Asiago plateau" the state
ment says. "our patrols took enemy
arms and ammunition. The French pa
trols crossed the river Piave and
brought back few prisoners from the
left bank"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03

~ OF good quality serge; fashion
|491dm waist, 3-inch belt. Coat is
639ovn the front and is lined with
keDed waist and separate belt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
$I8 Armchair or Rocker, SIS

Art Reed Armchair or Rocker, II
ished in fumed brown, with very 6
tractive cretonne covering to mate
cushions are fitted with all d. 1
hair. This large size chair of - /
plain design. ...-.........-...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
REG|5TRANTS
Of MARSHALL
COUNTY CALLED
viii Be Examined for Service Today aud
Tomorrow-Joseph Logan Dies in
Texa~Moundsvule News.

Sixiv NOR" Marshall COUNTY regis
rants w"r" summoned NJ III" local draft
board To appear Tor examination here
Tuesday. April >. SIXTY additional wii'
h" called for the following Friday.
Thu$r called for Tuesday are:
Friedrich William Snyder. James l-c-
roy Hopkins. Ralph :. ). kauffcld. lie"
\. Kascl:k.. Wadslav Okidich. Doninick
k"rganu. Alexander Maranhick. Pet"
Barovjck. Martin Malct. Louis Fisn.
Jesse Parsons Mclicnry. Tony liatrsc'h.
uus Rush. EcIice Cerronc, John j
~Iiragin. John Elw"od Rabcr. Frank w.
Slokan. Arlcigh Oricn Wilson. Cnririno
Orupalla, William Tyson. Clarence A!ra
Parker. Walter ~Shrekrtrkr. Charles
la,nhr"chI. Louis j. ltotnrl. Rob"r:
Graham Lindsay. Alvin James Kettle
we'll. Seldom Robert Van lruSh. .\!p"rt
Wni. Wilhelm. Tone karupi. Arthur
Hampton Sibu-t. John Miller. Edward
W.Si. Charles J"Scph On"r, Floyd Potts.
William Mckinley GARRISON. Luther
Francis Clark. Lester Crow. Ross Berry.
r.NlhcrI Cnrman. George Myers. William
HatIua Frank Lis. Clarence EiLzSltn-
nous. roncy Foiutis. sam l."schio,
Peter PaIgua. +. Il. Berry. Joseph Henri!
Schmid. John Garfield Min. Arthur lr.
win Flake. Robert Lee Robinson. Rus
sell Harold Blair. Harry Liump. Charles
RAYMOND M:llikrn. Floyd Jasper Rich
nrdson. Arthur Harrison Clyde. James Il.
Wh!tlacI. Frank Cecil Robinson, Joseph
ANTHONY Cooper.
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, Mr. and Mrs. Pau Dubious. "f E0rHS-
.Tilic. W. Va. ar" guests "i his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Dubois. .! Gravel
.1llli.
Attorney r W. Schcrtzcr has rel urned
from. Il visit at columbus.
Mrs. E;"ursc Royce and dauGhrrT. Mrs
Frank CON. Will lra.'' to-day for Npih-
! wall. Pa. Ia attend IN" tun"ra! ~ MIS-
y. &. Ayers.
r. l.. Eranncn has returned from
! yis:l with friends at GAINESVILLE.
! Rev. \. SchlcrnitaaUr. Of Columbus
Is visiting his parents Mr.. and MIS-
iImIjs Srhlcrriizaurr. on mon street.
Mrs. Robert Wclion. Of cleveland. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. I'd MrAan. on
Gravel IIill.
Miss Katherine Malor"y has r1urncd
from a visit with friends u: S~t'ubeuvlilc
Miss Ella Madden. % Cambridge. Is N
/ guest at the RnSS"r hOnl" on 'NcrlISrJ
street.
Thu retail rroccrS held - meeting last
evening in G. L. 4. NJ. hall on lhlri!
tlhird street.
Preparatory services wcrH hcld last
! evening al the Second !~rc>b!t"fia;
: church.
Mrs. Mary Wilkinson. OF ~IacohshurS
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Nnr,hrupp. an l'n'ou street.
Eus,ur Wyckuft. former might ticket
agent ii thc Ealtiurore n OH" station
has arrived safely m Frame. arc"rd'nI
10 a card r"c"iv"d by local friends. lie
! enlisted in tie field hospital corps.
! Miss Marsar"; Rodgers IS Il! "a her
home on t'ur'y-i"frih street.
Mrs. D.. j. t;tInpb.lI and daughter have
returned from a visit with friends at
SDrnrrr- station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
HOW SOLDIERS MAY Be
~FURL0UGHED TO FARMS

WASHINGTON. d. G" Auprll =
An outline Of he procedure 'hy which
sulLierS may be ~furloughed for work
on farms waS made public To-day by
tho WurIDrpartmcnt.
Applications may b. made by the
soldiers Themselves. their relSivHs or
by farmers desiring their services.
When application Is mad" by farmers
it j. provided thai HE men mus be
willing 10 accept the f~uriouGhS and
Thai III" travelling rime from their post
10 the places "a labor will not exceed
q hours. Farmers are advised 10
max" formal application through The
office OF III" Provost Marshal General.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
BODIES OF PAIR WHO
!. WERE DROWNED IN the
OHIO RECOVE REL

W~ELL.SErEG. ". Va. April %.-Th"
Giii"y. two e iii" lhrc" WrilshurE
hons wt" were Drowned IN March 9TH.
wc-" found WsdncsriI" at noon. John
". Williams. tn" father Of John VIII
l,lms. The third man. found thc body Of
Higgins. and William "Hat@h" Donl'y
discovered In" body Of ti,lk"y. Both
were IN the head e.! Tho Beech Bottom
Island. lu$l opposite thn l'an-Handih
traction car barn. \ search * bong
made IN tho vicinity Tor lhc body III
Williams.
Tn" finding II these Two bodies sets
n, rest ali doubts Of th"ir death and
manner NJ IT,. The tx" bodies being
found 80 close toGrthrr ih"r" is hop" CT
finding thr third ami ;hr search IS "cinG
made Thoroughly.
Mr.. Williams was IN search OF his
motor boat which had been stolen fr:m
ITS muorInEs near the l~+aF'"ll" coal
works. He took his row boat and start
I'd down the river. He discovered the
motor boat had hrrn abandoned ON the
Rccch Bottom ISLAND As he was row
ing in over til" lGtr At the head OF tho
) island. he noticed a dark object IN the
water. he made an investigation ana
found the body. dressed IN dark clothes,
the coat pulled up over IN" head. See
In% that the body was SAFE and in no
danger % UELshiu.; away. h" hurried l."
iihiS city for Coroner James IL. Clemens
who with l'ndcr;ak"r John l.. llogS, 'wh"
had lust returned from IN. iiiHIir:"t
coal works. wh"r" - BODY was ;hk""
from the river. went AT once II" IN"
scene. While th"y w"r" getting III" bod!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Mouudsytll6 BrefL

Considerable progress is being made
hy Contractors Kitchen & Co. on the
new grade school building. Cedar ave
nue.. Cuncrct. has been put in ami
:r-yns arc being constructed Tor q iou'.-
daLion.
Tnc Rcd Cross cleared 800. Monday.
as a result of the miners celebration.
IN. furniture firm OF W W. ~ j. W.
Henderson is operating a new fepuuI'c
truck.
Miss Loretta Mourot returned Z"
Pittsburgh today after spending sc'-
r-al lays at her home ON Fourth S'rc"i.
Charles FoGlc has excepted a pos''''h
n WcilsburS.
Mrs. William Riggs OF TomlonsVn
avenue and Miss Mary Nesoitt OF ScF"
nth street attended the University c'uo
concrr, at Wheeling. Wednesday might.
Miss MarEarc Spears OF Fifth street.
has. gone 10 Ohio to spend some time
v,ith friends ut Massillon. Akron ana
Canton. 80,
" l. Campbell. who is very Ill at h 9
HON. on Ash avenue, remains aoout Tue
same.
Attorney J r. Allison OF Cameron
was ,]ranSacling business in the city.
Mrs. ]. s.. Downing Of Wheeling IS
,hr gu"s Of Mrs. Thomas Finn on scV-
rnth street md Mrs. Dora WhittlnSh@'n
Oh Sixth street.
MIR, and Mrs. r {. Martin nave re-
turned II Pittsburgh after fiS''in1
friends here.
%Ciarrncn Young will leave today Tor
camp Morrison. Va. after visiting ms
PARENTS on Third street.
Miss E.unicc Erli cC Darlington WI
spend the Last "f the week WIN h"'
grandmother. Mrs. Found. on Oak ave-
iiU".
Homer Duffy is i'll Of appendicitis a;
:.i~ home on First street and Elm ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Grimm and soT,
y,,rnId If Huron. O., are visiting Mrs.
Crl,unrx p4tr.nts. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Gor6%.
on "n$t"rn Third street.
Mrs. y. II F"uty Of northern Tom
l;ns"n a"cuue Is confined to her nome
wiki Illness.
r. {. Martin ard $on Robert. Of PITTS
hur.h arr Visiting here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Patriotic Services Sunday.

Tho nCrninC services az 81. thE!S
( Eplsccpal church Sunday morning Will
b.. IN tho nature Of a littrl"tl" SrrN'c"
In com,ncmoratinn of tn" first aruirrr-
gary Of United states entry INT" tn"
worlds war. The pastor !s"r. J. /"
~l.lnghurns. will deliver u special sermon
on tho tnpic cr 'rh" i.nuN Ah"ad. Holy
Communion viii also DC observed a. TIA"
morning services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

received Il telegram yesterday
morning requesting :n"tu 10 com" To ia"
t"dSldr Of iir"!r son. John. who - S|h-
toned at Camp Sherman. AT once. IN"
young man has lrrit confined |" IN"
base hospital suffering from .rn"aTn"-
mia and hr MAS we'll on IN" ROAD "a re-
"ovcry and suffered Il relapse ia" ,"I'2.
gram stating Ihn, his 'nndi''"n Was
.~"riti,ai The mother left Tor his bed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Mrs. Paradise in Hospital

ilr*. Harry \. ~i'Hrni!S". viii known
Il,! i",pular woman az ii;' Market
S'rrrtl was removed ~ the NORTH
Whc"hn& hospital yesterday afternoon
and wli b. operated upon lhi> morning.
Mrs. rnrahiS" has ben III i"r son"
rlmr ard her many friends h"jr for her
speed recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Anto Victim In Serious Condition.

Word from thc hospital last evening
was ~ In" Effect thai ~" condition ri
William krink"",. ono If TIA" victims 81
tia. Ant" accident ai Lansing sunday
might. was that his condition remains
unchanged. krIukcr WAS on" al The
worst injured of the eight young mon
who were III the auto at IA" time 81
thu accident aud il ~ feared hr sustain
;rG internal injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
AIEPI.ANE at CAMP LEE.

PETERSBURG. Va. AnrIl S.-hn air
;larc which WAS supposed To have r"m"
from Langley ti"ld. tn" government aF-
anton training station near Hampton.
Virginia. appeared today over Camp
ice. wl"r" Ia" rlEhtlrrh national army
division - training. rnc plano Circi"f
m. camp AZ 4 height "f three thousand
feet. vnirlnm"f. 1" villain LIMO t""t 81
III" earth and then flow away without
LnEiInE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Dies in Texas.

Joseph Logan. aged 50. brother or =.
|. Logan and JoEn l.. Logan. OF THIS
city. ,!i"'i 4: his honr, IN Texas. Monday
night. II" was reared IN Wheeling and
Was we'll known in this vicinity. Mr.
and Mrs. John l.. Logan returned tr!ln
DALLAS u week. aE" AMI LETT their brother
as we'll ~ ,ISu?i. though h" has been III
poor health fer S"rn" TIM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Hills Here oniRh

Or. Newell Dwight Hills will deliver
his famous lecture on German Atroci-
tics" at the First Methodist Episcopal
church. this evening at 5 o'clock. Drie-
cations from Cameron. Bcnwood ann
McMerhcn. in addition 10 other places.
will attend. DR.. G. D.. Smith will pre-
side at the meeting The reception
committee ls composed Of Rev. II. a..
(aun,. chairman. Mayor Evan G. Rob
rr;s, W. 4. l.. Dalzell. Rev. q. D Sm''n
and Church Marsh. y packed house Is
assured By The large carly sale o;
tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

Chairman W a. Il. lDalzell Of the
county Liberty loan committee has an
bounced The following Liberty loan
meetings ~ be held Sunday: Majors.
vile. Salem church, II a m: Sand Hill
church. 3 p. M: Oak Grove. Fork Ridge.
a:3U .. m; Limestone Presbyterian
church.. = y. M; Pleasant Hill. 1890 u.
m Allen Grove. > .. NJ: Sand Hill NJ.
T.. church, II q N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Hearing Continued

The hearing OF Jess Shafer. which WAS
10 have been held Wednesday,, has been
continued until next Monday At {!
o'clock. Shafer is tho man arrested at
the expiration Of his sentence from the
prison. Tuesday, charged with haHinS
assaulted Henry L. Klein by hitting ht''t
over the head with q milk bottle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Marietta woman Dies.

Mrs. Clara Littleton. aged IS. OF Mar
i"tta. @. dice Wednesday morning ~
the home Of her sister, Mrs. q. W. Bland.
on oak avenue. Heart trouble was the
cause. Mrs. LittlcIon came here only
Saturday. Funeral arrangements ara
incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
To Clean Out D~isorderly Houses.

iii" action Of ihr Teas" township au-
thuriiI"S IN trying {" eliminate Tho dis
orderly houses III Tins vicinity Is the
rau>" " mach TunnIu"nt. and they Viii
nrt'$ioi uni.! the last ON i pat gu; of
existence. III III" past month oyer ten
houses have nrcn pulled and in mos; all
IL III" r;Ls"a inc parties failed 20 appear
Tor 4 hearing after placing II forfeit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Ordinance Being Violated.

There is much complaint h"'nE heard
IN th:S city IN regard I" IT," new tr"i-
liz nriinrur.. h,.ns violated. II Is claim
-! that mrrHir"S 'r.arinr West Virginia
n,"uS"& Wlll II" left standing At u Ger
iLn point for til" tim" allowed under m"
ordinance and ih"n NOV" II :" an"ihcr
yluc". T. - sand ihal IA" :nnti"r Will
hc brought III a; The meeting AZ ""un-
oil SATURDAY might.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
MARTINS FERRY
Fire Department Called Out

Tn" fire department was called "A'
Yesterday afternoon 1T 6 o'clock by al
:rl;trru FROM box It. at The corner Of Maiii
street and Avruduc avenue. wh"T" n de-
f.rllvr fluc had set fire 10 tho building
,rupr"d by The Philips Bros. grocery.
Tho L.ih"r,y's were the first IN 'h"'
seen" and had TN" hlaI" "Nt'n%NlSh"d
h.rnr. n" arrival Of tn" Other '"ti-
panics. The daintS" viii be slight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Local Bows In France.

Cards ro""iycd IN tins city 4ih" ras,
few DAYS show tina a lar@" nl-I'h"r "i
llc local boys VIM wen: +" Camp Sh"r-
man III thu second '~"utinE"n'. ha'" ar
rived SAT" in France. Tia" boys wrr"
removed "a Il H"w jersey camp Four
weeks aga and LEI; shortly afterwards
fnr ErnuNr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
CONGREGATIONAL Meeting.

The annua congregational meeting
e.: tn" United Trrshl terrain church Was
held IN th, church last "H"n,uS lmm"-
dIal"iy after n" prayer services. k"-
ports were received from III" SECRETARIES
Of The various church sr"irt,"S and
showed them T." hr IN a C~i"uriSh!HS con-
,Jiti"n. Alicr ia" business session was
..compl"lrd light refreshments we're
scr, tG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

treasurer. Mrs. ". J. McCla.7. "Secu-
~. cormitteH. Mrs. :. =. tummIIS.
IrS. W. {. u'arahan. Mrs. jn"rva Her
i. :t. Mrs. r. e. Nicholson. Mrs. H." t..
k.i,kar. Miss Mary ~Sianaf".t. Mrs. l..
". i:rrn. and Mrs. r. i. r'uEo.>.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Can,naipn TO End To-m morrow.

! Tho campaign for IN" *ai" "i SmIi"-
age books which has l""n IN progress
in this CtfN ipr "a" nlSt several DAYS.
VIII COM" /" Il ,'luS' l~u-m4rr"w 'F"niuE.
Tho cam]naign"v% viii spend the next
.'wu days in making . final round ot N"
ciy IN an effort to dispose Of the books.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
On List.

A. I result Of ihv examination nrld
i,r IL. tiTii service commission. three
men have qualified f"r appointment III
~. polio. department. They nr' j."
Nahvn. ~.'ir..l"~ |hAi:aa: ard Joseph
WrrkInIu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

Tho fact that the city j. without a
giro alarm system at tn" present nm"
with tho exception Of tn" telephones
should impress upon IN" minds IF ""ui!
ell shat immediate. action is needed III
IN" request If the safety director Ter
an appropriation of S'.""h Tor tue. III
Sinl'nliun Of q Now system. TtIc alarm
a, tn, light plan, ~ m Hunger fit !ur
uSn and +, - imp"sslhl" ~ sound tn"
whistle n, The plant :" persons must
dc2cnd on the telephones 10 Elr" tho
nlurrIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
FEEDS.

The Ohio WonGrr, Early Rose,
Irish Cobblrr Carminc No. potato
k-serds. oats and all other kinds of
seeds of best suality. Also a !uli line
OF garden tools. Scot Lumber Co.,
liciIcNpNrt. Ap.-l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
BRIDGEPORT
NOW CITY Treasurer APPOINTED.

Mr:"" Jenkins has appointed Lyman
=. Rrc"k*. well known Young man Of
Tins ely. village ir"tsur"r. To ill d.
varau,y caused by thr death of Treas
urrr Edward Lucas. Tn" new ;r"tS-
ur"r entered upon h:: duri." n "nc"
and his friends AZ" rr'rIlctinE thai nc
NIL max Il capable Officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Cannot Get All improvements.

. According I" the statements OF the
c;'y snlicilnr 4: the meeting 't c"uncI
T'ucsdry evening. the town viii u" ur-
ahi" l." got Il hrEd issue through - pro-
vide rnuugh funds Tor IN" West Find
bridge. :.w wat"r main and In" fire
track. Tn" total bonded Indebtedness is
now : o.Jarrc hat :" provide money for
all of the three improvements is i'm
nrnhHhlr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Exams Here Today.

Physical examinations for the mex:
draft quota start at the offices OF the
! local draft board this morning. SlAty
! have been called for today. Sixty VIII
h, examined next Tuesday and sIAiy
n.At Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
CnNL Funeral.

IL. ~:!n"-l. e.: Mrs /. 'o"h who died
N!rtin: ";rhl' 4; her nom" IN Shady
SIDE. Will take place (hiS aa"rrins. The
r..:u;uiu< M u" IN; - t!"tt'. TO- inter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

The R".'tjr" !:l>.n"@> N""- t+S"cla-
i.r,. vi h",I 4 meeting Monday "Etn-
Ing i. IN: r!iy nnIlG.nG Important ma
;.r. AL! e. ,:ISrus-"d. A,r"nE them h"-
NIX ~ Proposed "~n"rntth across iii"
E.l.u,t- nd 'pr!n t-idg" and plans
n:l: l.So =" l...!! sod 70 secure IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
waived Fearing.

william Flowers. who was arrested
Sunday. charged with entering a home
on Roberts ridge and stealing q numo"r
OF articles. waived a hearing when his
casc came before Squire Lewis.
Wednesday,, and was held TO the grand
jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

Word from the bedside ~ Louis
S.,he-nlr. who - i'll with r1"um"iit. i;
has ho,ur "u North Fifth street. was that
his condition was unchanged and h" Is
@aiI u hc in a serious condition. Tn"
members Of his family w"r" called L" las
h"GSIdc during the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04

! Two hundred and forty dozen. $3.50
eggs. were consumed at the state penn
! tertiary Easter Sunday. They were he
, product Of the state farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
LEADER SENTENCED.

J. u'0ElE u'ALENE. Idaho. .April J.
W. VI. Nelson. former secretary OF the
Industrial Workers OF the Norlo io"ai
AT st. M.ryS. Idaho. was sentenced l"
srrvc mot less than two nor more thhh
ten years in IN" Prntt"ntihry. III the us
rrir, court to-day. He Vas found guilty
Yesterday bv a, riry. on Il charge Of rim
,u,l syndrallsin. Nelson's rrmoval from
81 MaryS recently caused an outbreak
.rf thu |. " W. and their syinrathlzcrs
whilr resulted IN III" calling VI Am
troops and stale guard
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Fuel Bnard BnSY.

IN. rcmh"rs 90; y" t"lmont county
rI-l board hn>" ;,"rit' tris% ihr pas f"w
...,.. crri!nS '~:''rnn'"S ." n" fuel needs
'rr Ec.m"n' count! :of Ia" coming y.nr.
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J.H.M core, Jeweler
MARTINS FERRY, O.
an X OF Repairing Qons
M2tchss q Specially
ctvl Service Hearing This Evening.

OFFICER CicnrG" pariS Will j." rlN"n 4
hr;,rilg before the civil S"ryl"" rnunmlS-
s:un ihis evening "n In" charges of
",%un1ur, Tu~h"Cnn!.nr III "Iil""C.' whi"'t
were !il"d rga!uSt Inns &~c."ral days ago.
Tho h.Hrin-, viii TAX" place III tlsc rivtI
>.ryir" looms a. tho city hall and much
~, res. * bong tAi'u III ,lIr cas-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-04
Rallainn RrIefs.

slaxswo-kcrS' convention Tor this ciiy
in 1918.
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the stores will b. open until 10 o'clock
as usual. Other stores have been OBJ
serving these hours for several months
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1918-03-28
LANGD0N KN|TTERS RALLY
GETS I42 PAIRS OF SOCKS

The knitting rally held at the home
of Mrs. George M. Price on Saturday
March 23rd was a great success.
About 80 knitters were in attendance
There was plenty of good music, and
dainty, simple refreshments were ser.
we'd. The conservation of meat and
wheat was we'll observed in the lunch
The exchange of ideas and recipes u.s.
ing substitutes made interesting end
helpful discussion for the mothers and
friends of the soldier boys. Another
feature of the rally which is worthy
of emphasis was the number of new
knitters, especially at tae evening
meeting. AS result of the rally
142 pairs of socks and Al sweaters
were turned over to the chapter pack
ers on Monday morning. The follow
ing message was endorsed and ordered
printed on slip of fine thin paper and
placed in each knitted article.
To Our American Boys and Allies -
We send hope, cheer and fidelity.
Well sing of you, talk of you anc
pray for your success and Gods bles'
sing upon you. The Langdon Branch
Knitting Committee, Cavalier County
Chapter. A. R. C.