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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
MEN ARE NOW NEEDED>
TO LOOK AFTER FORCES
Plenty or Work Available for Those
Who Assist knights OF
Column bus.

PARIS. January 22-'rhc armistice
was signed. the war is over. bu: there
is yet plenty ot work for the man
bus service OF the American expedi.
t!onary forces. The douEhboy must
still he looked after. and there is one
place and ono organization that Is
still on the Job. and IL you have any
doubts In the matter. Just listen 10
the story Of the athletic department
OF the activities of the knights Of CO.
lumbus. where daily YOU can see tho
secretaries IN charge. rushing about
filling the orders that come in bv the
scores from camps in Frahcc. Belgium
and now from the men who have gone
up ipto Hun territory with the occu-
pational troops.
Stacked high in the warehouse OF
this very important branch OF the
knights of Columbus are cases OF ath-
ietic goods OF every description, for
the use of the soldiers and sailors, who
first OF all came over here to perform
an important hi; of work for their
country. and then later TO forget the
disagreeable part. and then indulge IN
the sports that every sturdy American
boy loves. Here is where the knights
ot Columbus secretary is and has done
his bit" for when his organization
sent him over here he was told there
was plenty OF work. p fact he has
learned. but ne likes .he job. because
he knows he Is doing Il for the finest
bunch OF men in the wor!d-the men
OF the American eNpeditionary forces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
'aiNilTtRr NI.MlNAC.
POSTPONE HEALTH SUNDAY
Action Taken in Order ~ Prevent Com
hict With aonsevcit Me
mortal sunday.

WASHINGTON, January 22,-Post-
ponemont OF health sunday" from
February . to February %, so as not
10 conflict with the Theodore Roose-
welt memorial services, arranged for
the former date. was announced to-
day by Surgeon General Blue, OF tho
United States Public Health Service.
many OF the leading ministers Of the
country, DR.. Blue said have nrrnnrnd
70 urge upon ihcir CONGREGATIONS on
"nealth sunday" tho thnclincss Of n
campaign 70" physical and moral clean
ijness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Rev. William Sunday speaks nj =
ana $50, City Auditorium.
Homer Hudchcavcr ana Mrs. Will
iian, sshcr, of sunday pnrty. sing 10
Inmates Of Home for Incurabies at
2:3G.
Rev. William sunday speaks to
members of N'On,nn'S Club at 1880.
Dr. ID. -. Brynn. OF Richmond Col
ir=c, talks to Current Events Club
Ok Y. W. G. 4. at =.
,Icetin;: OF Womnn's Missionary
society of Leigh Street baptist
Chur's, at the church, 3:30.
II. H. Pitzcr, assistant to nnIy
sunday. Speaks to roiOrcd ministers
mt toiorcd y. VI. &. a at &.
Hoard Of managers OF Retreat for
sick meets at the hospital at II.
II. 81. pitacr meets employees of
southern Railroad shops ut I2:tO.
Conference of trustees or state In
situations. state Capitol. sat II.
Asher plays brown "a, pocket bill
lizards. tinskin'S parlor.
Academy OF Nusic-Dark.
Lyric = Vaudeville and pictures,
3:30, $50 nnd -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
INFLUENZA DELAYS SHIPS
CAPTAIN ind Crew OF IIritish STEINER
ENmoor Ill and Craft Puts
Into Port.
TRy Associated pr,ss.1

MOBILE, Ala. January 22.--The
British steamer fxmoor. which sailed
from here Saturday, has been delayed
at Pensacola because the captain and
most OF the crew developed influenza
1t was learned here to-day. Another
captain left here to-day to take COM
mand OF the vessel. 1t was stated
that large number Of the crew OF
the British steamer Senator, due to
leave here to-day, were more or less
affected with the influenza. Both YES
sells are in tranSa tlantic trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
STOCK DISEASE IN ENGLAND
Foot Trouble Brcak. ON.
s3 and importatlons 10 This Coun-
try Are Stopped.
TBy Associated Pressl

x SWASHlNGTON. January 22.-TIr,nn
notification from British authorities
that foot and mounth disease hos
SbrokSn out again IN England. the Dn-
Sfeau OF Animal Industry has can
sceledF all permits for importation or
cattle, sheep and swine from 80,
tcountry, and is taking special procnu.
sttonss for the inspection ana Gunrnn-
stinc Of such animals now en- route 1,
the united States British Veterinarians
sare said TO have the outbreak under
.contrel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
JUSTICE FINES HIMSELF
Admits Violating Stnte of Illinois
Poultry and Egg License
Inv.

DECATUR. ILL. January CIV. s.
peace. in his own court recently fined
himself SIS and costs for violating the
State poultry and egg license law.
duets a poultry and egg cominission
business. An inspector dropped in on
him unexpectedly one day and found
ont re- bis son and nu, of date mau
mis- Immediately called court TO order
tried and convicted himself and paid
tho 0np
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
At the Movies

ODEO N-EtheI Clayton, in "a
Soul without windows."
BiJOU--Ninn Byron, In t"rhe DUH
CoLONiAL-vIoln Dnnn, In "rhc
Gold Cure"
ISiS-''I'hc Birth OF Nation,
FIC10W-"rhc Submarine Eye"
nLuEDiRD - Gindys Lester. In
"MatinE,"
REX-varfcty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
Pores Greetings {" Cardinal Gibbons.


bishop BonaVcntura GARRETT. underSec-
rotary of state at the Vatican, to-day
presented Pope Bencdict's greetings to
Cardinal Gibbons on the occasion OF
the Cardinals golden jubilee of his
episcopate. The formal celebration of
the event took place here last au-
tur,n, but, due to war conditions, the
Pope WAS unable to send any one at
that time. Later in the day Cardinal
Gibbons entertained AIonsignor Cerrctti
~ dinner, which was attended by local
Catholic dignitorics.
-
trTcntine Deputies Honor Roosevelt.
Htf.NOS AIRES, January GIN
honor of the memory of Theodore
Roosevelt. the Argentine Chamber Of
Dcputies adjourned Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
FARMERS BIG BORROWERS
Federal I.onn Bonrd lIns Given $780,
O2O.00O TO 7,SS. for Land
Development.
Try AssocIalcd prcss.l

WASHINGTON. January 22.-Undcr
the farm loan system sI57.020.000 had
been lent to 1882 farmers up to jan
uary l, the Federal Farm Loan Board
reported to-day. This included So
100000 loans to $685. farmers In De-
cember.
loans closed last month by the vari-
GUS Federal land banks Included:
600; Louisville, s647.000: Columbia, S.
c.. $ii2.00O. and Baltimore. S32O.OOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
Y. M. C. AIS GREAT WORK
Shipped S:,T7S,2ns worth or supplics
In December for Usc of
Troops.
IBy Assoclat.h prcs,.1

NEW YORK. January 22-rhc Y. NJ.
G. \. last month shipped S2.77S.2V
worth of supplies overseas fer use OF
American troops. according tG an IN
nounccment Tonight by the organiZu-
tons war work council. The total
value OF supplies shipped I'm the last
eighteen months was placed at s24.-
$4,000.
DEFENDERS shipments were $1,000. 900
less than those of the previous month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
The Weather
Furnished by U. s. Weather Durpau:

Forecast: Virginia
- threatening with
probably rain Thurs
day ana Friday, not
much change in tcni-
i,crmturc.
y ort Il CarOlina-
Rain Thursday and
Friday. cooler f'ri-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
l.ocnI Tcmp.rntnrr ,-..tcr,I,v

u noon temperature " a.
j i. NJ. temperature " ~
T.. NJ. temperature . II
MaNlinuih temperature TO +. NJ. ~
minimum temperature to s l.. NJ Al
Mean Temperatures yesterday ~ ~
Norman temperature FOR this date. IS
Excess yesterday 4
Deficiency since March / 80
Excess since January IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
Local Observations Yesterday.

Temneraturo. u: humidity. 1OO: wind.
direction. northeast: wind. velocity. !
miles: state OF weather at : T. NJ.
light rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
I.nr;il Iiuit,cuII-

Rainfall - hours ending r. NJ Y,
Rainfall - hours ending T. NJ. Il.
I!cliIi"hrN since March ! ....... .Gi
+N'eSS sIn6S January | ......... IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23

Plnn for South An,cricnn Demand.
NEW ORLEANS, january 22--Plans
for handling the demand for hardwoods
cussed ut the annual meeting here to-
day of members of the National Lum-
Der Exporters AssOcia ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23

Higher Rates EnJoined In Louisiana.
BATON. ROUGE, la. January 22.--
The petition OF tho Louisiana Railroad
Comm lssion fpr IL temporary injunction
restraining the Cumberland Telephone
Company and Postmaster General Bur-
teiephone rates Vas SIG eranted i here inl
day Ivy Judge Brunot in the Twenty
second judicial District.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09

Mr. and Mrs. Allan NcCoonss and
MISS May Mahcney Of Lowell Mass.
are guests Of Mr. Cocrhs' mother,
Mrs James Wzidrun-
Miss Madeline Wooevorrh II Tn
1rT L. passing a few lays II the home
Of Mrs. NJ Z Ksye.
Miss Te-1a Curtis is enjoying a
vacation from her duties as srsnog-
raphe- FIR Lawyer Bridges Of Water
vile
Lieut. Crrc Tc@an. who II sta
toned n Camp DIX Il enjoying q
rwo-weekx -u-iough IL his home On
lawrence avenue.
Miss Stella Dosue has gone &C
Boston. wtsre she VIII pass q few
weeks
Mrs. z. Z. McNea3 has gune r.
Portland. where she VII visz- friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Alice DLrr Of Clinton was
recently II lowe calling u friends
Mrs. Melbourne Crough1rs and
daaEarsr have returned from New
passing the LAST few weeks with rel
aLvEE-
Omaade LawE, who has been
passing q few DAYS At his home On
Winchester street has returned .
Newport. where he Is employed
Miss Irene Ryan and Miss EazeI
McA1lsy VIII - Saturday TO Larcne.
where they VIII pass the weekend.
Miss Lucille Mclaughlin Is pass
ing q few days N Brunswick with
Mrs. Ezry Holt C0u-sun-
Mrs. John Lawry has returned
from Bangor. where she has been
passing 4 few DAYS.
Nj and Mrs. r c Kelly and Mr.
and Mrs. Mortimer Slocrer have re-
turned 20 BrewEtsr, ". 7. aerer visit
ing II the home Of Dr.. and Mrs. o. 3.
AmeE-
cENrE-M-z. Charles Tihberrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09


Ian = Jo-es. Nj and Mrs + War
rsn Jo1es Of Eaucwel. Mrs. George
= Jo-es and daughter Of Augusta
also BoorIe CT Augusta
On Wednesday,, P-oe Emerson
5sv- NJ. Elhosrv. Mr. Yerral. H
= Bowen, Edgar Williams and Z
: Williams made a trip n Mr.. VII
lans' car u WIscasss-- On business
connected with ne association While
mere they had the pleasure Of lock-
-cg ove- Lne cid deeds and ancient
documents n ne court house. which
ware vsr- interesting After claner
a. the AIRY E3gse they 1crure6 home
ay way # 5oot1 bay Ea-ocr
ALa1-c House arrivals. Margaret
= Lord. WarervLle, Lecla Z Adams.
Tater7-l-e, Marie \ Davis. Lowell
Mass; X. ]. BudEgIl. Darvers.
Lass: NJ and Mrs M ! Cook,
Boston Mass: Mr. and Mrs Martin
J Collins and baby. St Louis. No:
Z. " 5Gsn, Rockville. Conn: Fay
n0nd Katy. New York; Mayer Sell
nIaE, Miss Louise Selling. Miss jean
1srrs SeIninE. Augusta; Bernard Sci
4 ing. SomervLle, Mass
/ Il the Capen cottage: Mrs. Ser
ssa~d CaIpen. Omaha. Sen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09

The last interruption Ct AuEus+as
eiectrlc service made necessary by
the many important Improvements
which have been going CT n the Gen.
t-al Maine Power Ccupa.ys Angus
"a district VII come Sunday. Al tbs
Ura the current vii be shur oH
throughout the West Side Circuit
This Includes Upper Bridge street
STATE street and everything west and
sou-A 70 the Eallrver line rnciud-
ING Grove and Gagk streets. The
current VIII be CT tim - NJ Co 4
or S ?. N When the power Ii turned
OF again TIE entire Augusa system
Of the Central Maine Power Com
PAW VIII have been made ever and
very decidedly bertsred. This m-
pruvenenr g1ves Names capital city
Al improved modern 5-phase. 4-wire
system This should 1eal more even
voltage, wLruE- fluctuations, and Z
service equal 10 any II America
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09

CO Lloyd E-Hch- the young SEE q Ern-
e-t and Marie Earsrh. WIN was drown
ed 4 Sa1bc-- pend.
G Z Gerald and family ware n
skcwnsgan SUNDAY.
A-. and Mrs. Gland Kelly and NJ
and Ms. Villain Kelly wEe visrurz
K Augusta recently.
Walrer Gerald and family vizzcsS
Sunday his EH1sr. M1- Cara NEcA Of
Knrx
EEtele Harkru-sr want rr waAervsls
last week. where she expects u remain
during The month
4 large number e-um this VICINITY at
tented the ceiehraann u Thondiks
Wednesday.
2 Y. Tal.,er II LewtErnr was = tbs
vic;n--y recently timing 7szncH-
NJ and M-E- Harry Warning. ACCOM-
panied ny :. NJ Warning and family,
ware n WanErviIle Tuesday.
- Charles N Veal Of Portland and
Claude Neal cf weE-nrock VIII nnid
services n the KeIly scnncIhcuse sum
DAY morning and evening
M. and Mrs. Een-y Winters e Wa
-s--.lls and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fer
k1ns and L-+1e SCH II yasEalaoro we-s
recent callers II l. P Fosrer'E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09
WINSlOM.

Mrs Lester Simpson Recently en-
tEranec Il Ter czrp IT Weboer
Pond Dr.. and Mrs Charles Mea6er
Of Denver Colo. who are the guests
q relatives II Warerrf19e
Misses Eeler and Marion Falcon
q of A1eEbu-v, Mass, vino are 81
Lake Maralacunk were recent guests
Ct their sister, Mrs. Fred Mason OF
Be11er avenue
SUpt and Mrs George Z. Paine
were visitors Wednesday, IT Lakeside
Mrz- Alice Merrter ana SCH Arthur
a11er several weeAs II rae hcme az
Mrs. Me-c1er's brother Theocore
Thompson. VIII return Saturday 70
their home II Camhridge. Mass
Miss Dallas Booker vas an ever
night gnesr Thursday cf Gardner
relatives
M-s- James Williams e Eieeseurr
il d guest far few days u Nj and
M-s- Frank Mcr.n
Mr.. and Mr. Arthur Brswer and
sen Robert Of Leune. N J. a-e En-
Toying an outing IL rhe Srrnis camp.
Lake Massachusetts
Mrs- Elmer ToE1er and 6a1gnrsr,
Miss Natalie Tnxier Of Eerd street.
Mrs LA Goodwin cf waHerviHe AID
son DR.. Ralrt Goodwin q Law
renee Mass. lsft Friday fer d hrief
Visit with MI and Mrs. Leland Sic
ga-s at South Dresden
John PzrEn AZ Waterv1Ile Il pasF-
ing his vacation with N-. ana Mrs
Orrs Erfr.
Miss Alice Wrgiev of Rolling Dam.
N z, who Is 4 guest IT Mrs. Frank
- Smls- anS Mrs Charles n. Chap
nan. accompanied hy Charlotte
Chapman. passed Thursday w1-t
Misses Mary and Lcrzie wrlgiev II
taeir summer home II vassaEboro-
Mrs R1nfa Fitzgerald Is the gues,
Of her daughter Mrs Frank Seek1ns
II Palmyra
Mrs. Harry 8. Grtncau and cnl-
dren are the guests Of Ms. Grn-
daTs mother, Mrs BookEr II Ca
man
Misses Lola Garland and Ad6ierzEa
Jewsrt VIII leave Saturday 70 Attend
the summer school At Ptr-SHeid
The morning service and SUNDAY
school IT the Congregational church
Wiz be omitted Sunday The Chris
/ tan Endeavur meeting VII be hell
Sunday evening ar o'clock III.
/ leader Is Miss Caroline Howard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society. VII
Lams street Services a. 7n.M. SUBJECT
Spirit" Sunday school. m.3e. resEmo-
rsa. nesting Wednesday II ?. IL
EeadlrE room AT Christian Schemes
chapel open Saturdays from ) ID $50
Also lending library CT al au-1nczfc
Christian Science writings
ct MAEKE church Eev.. '. O. Al
derHur Rector 9th SUNDAY affair --ri-
rve- Holy CONTRIBUTION. 80 A NJ; ma
Gns. hymns and Sermon 0.D A NJ.
evening PRAYER, 7-M. AZ St Marx G
Home Tuesday, holy cuEmur1nn. =
NJ; FRIDAY. mains. A NJ
FIRST BAPTIST church. E s. Phil
brook pastor; Mnnlng worship and
sermon by rne pasrnr AZ 10. 30. suclecr
Partnership With Cod: Young Fec-
rle's meeting II -, evening praise
and preaching AZ ID. mid-Teek service-
Wednesday evening II "a.
GREEN ST. METHODIST EPTsCo-
PAL. Few. ". J. Layton worship
md Sermon mn 4 NJ ruEpel servlcs-
IN z. M NO mid-week SERVICES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09

Thirty young me0 were II Ios Z
NJ c. a On Friday where they N
dulged n the nnaEt sport Ct swtH-
ming. In Friday's Number there were
tnree az four who were making tnel-'
INITIAL appearance N the water and
they al wanted to Learn to swim IT
once. N one Gay and by cne lesson
30 NJ. Thompson. the instructor.
was Certainty busy ma1. The class
was divided n-o two sections.
Today some interesting stunts VII
be done n the tank and Mr.. Thomp-
SCH Il arranging fine program Tha
Blowers Club continues 70 prosper.
The machine used n testing the hug
capacity e the young members Is a
source cf nucn interest % them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09
AFTER ALLEGED
RENT PROFTTEERS

Portland Ne. A1g. s.-Dlsric1 Al
rc-1ey John f. a Msri- began an
Investigation today OF alleged ret
proh1ee-1ng n complaints received
ruu tEnan1s of an apartment house
On Park avenue II consequence CT
orders received from Arrorusy Gen
Gal Palmer 70 investigate and pros
ecu1e al cases cnrC1buang TO the
k1gh cost Of living.
The tenants complained they were
notified On July q that they would be
required 70 pay SO a month and take
a year 8 lease or racare within 81
days AFTER Aug Z. In a number Of
cases TINS was said 20 have been m
increase az IS within i've mnu-hs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09
OCEAN POINT

MI. and Mr. John E Bsar ct
Mount Vernon are passing the week
VIII their sister. Mrs. Hammond. a.
Aldsruere
The Eocrsy family has arrived
from South Bostor- They are a.
wonderful swmnsrs.
Al the Cruss cottage are NJ. Car
tar and family Of Augusta Mr.. Car
ter has worked fur The vickery and
alien Publishing COMPANY since 1sa5.
At Sea Haven: Mr.. and Mrs. W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09
UNITY

TEs--N- and Ms Packard and
fanny, VINO have been visiting 81 the
hnne n Ira 7a-kh1rst. have returned
. TIER home = New Brunswick Mics
Cha-i=ne Parknu-sr accompanied them
home Sur 4 few weeks VEIL
Master George = Fosts- IL passing
rns wask VIE t. aunt Ms. Bertha
SEioies and Ha-l- Of Knox.
Mr. and N-E. = :. Jones went - Eel
fast Wednesday - a11end the funeral
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09

join Clark. chef IT the Colonial
caes, has a new motor GER, II which
Wednesday he took Dan Crawisy q
the police turce and Frank Lewis.
chef CT the Buffet lunch u ride 20
Augusta Eulrg u or tie rew trunk
rnaE On the west side CT rae ke1ne-
bec and returning u the east shore
road The parry entered the new
car. Lewis began his lei days va
ca1lcr--Hath Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09

TIE willow Dining Room and Tea
shop VIII be opened II P. NJ. To
gay Oh the second floor Of tia Allen
building by Miss Barbara wi-chss-
ter Miss Winchester was for l.
years z charge Of the upper dining
roor al Weexer's restaurant are n
prepared 10 give the best CT service.
adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09

william Pzrq1efne of QEimhy
street VIM sustained severe 1u5ur-
les a lew weeis ago about the head,
hzs SO tzr recovered rs - be able
10 be cut and wnle an Yet he l. IN
able % see anything WITH h1E injured
eye hopes are Sill entertained f.a7
he may yer recrrer the Ezgh1 of T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-09
WHITFIELD

Among the recent visitors II
Flower Lawn were Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Brown and Nj and Mrs.
Vincent Campbell and children Ct
Prrrsccn-
Corp. william T. Williams Of
Camp Hoiahir6. Nd. who In enjoying
Maine II present in 4 guest al Flower
LAVE.
Miss Nay Marscr and Mrs. Moore
q Pfrxscn were recent visitors at
Belle Palmer's
L c. Bryant and family of An
grscz were recently entertained At
the Highlands.
Master Herbert Mcdonald hax re-
ru-ned &c the Highlands.
Among rhe recent visitors n Fzsr-
view Fam were Mrs. Lizzie Earrunz
and SON Alvin, Mr. and Mrs. Eecrur
6. Fearhay and Cushing True Of
Manchester, Earul6 Reed and friends
Of Augusta III and Mrs. Frank
White and family. accompanied BY
IN auto party frum Augusta also
N-A Eddie Moody Of Fxrmsngrale. =
Mr.. and Mrz. A Z Matthews and
family and Nr- and Mrs. Ln6y Mat
chsws N Gardiner were IN town
Sunday. called by tina SERIOUS illness
of their mother. Mra. David MAJ
rhswG.
MIA Beue Pasner rec.rtsy enter
tzinsd Mn w0nm Duraxny o.
Farmingcaie. Mrs. ". Z Guild and
A1- Jacoa Burknzrtt and daughter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
1856 WEST VIRGINIA
CASUALTIES REPORTED

CHARLESTON ". VA: Fen. B.
Names ~ @.?'' NcSi N'ti'''i '',''
ihc military $"Tvic" has appeared IN '"'
1ufiic!li casualty lists II me Nrn'r''"''
forces /" date. according 10 l. HSi'''',' ~
issued today of the i'''I"E !'I'
'"ri;u AMI Ar'hi'iSt' \ ''HH '."n
rom containing 'n'"r'''',,'"'' ..'' H.,
W"st virginia nrn" on III" CASUALTY 80
- N"Dt Hy III" stat" bureau.
=" 7'IS'r' N'''Ns - ,,.,.'?,; =; u.s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
FOUR FATALITIES IN
The STATE REPORTED

CHARLESTON, ". M. F'rh. 9
rr,Ir fatalities were r"N"-'rd tniay and
four awards qnn"uHr'A D.: III" state
wnrk:u"n's com r"'lS''tun COMMISSION
Tho fatalities w'T":
Thomas r'ipaal. IS. - Hawkins ON
:,lnycI BY S,un-. "nl!i"".. company. Mac
Donald. noes lrnkcu J.. fall of Slht":
Icsrph Silv..f"r %. lIlnann. employed
BY pcu-ahc,,;a" r'U"l company. l'"cah"n-
-. virginia. r,a!yh,-, I" I'@t'h under Il
,ro,,r. r.. N"lk"- 20 k!uS""nd en-
r,nv.,i y, W"sj Njr"tn,.l Northern !t."i-
,v1y rn,,.r.rl,-. ,-;i"k !HLrrr"r. crushed J"
death ,inG.. ,r;,in: Charles l'rdi'"~. -.
Of Al:.ur.,.t:,I. rcturh; h"'""''n ar and
RIB Of coal and crushed :" d':ih.
Tn. compensation awards follow:
Fur iri,:rv 70 ~" CIuE"d ny lying
ro,1. .Icn, Ch"rcc;y. t'ari.$hur;r. .
,y...;l fr, - weeks. injured. In "mit"% al
t1,f.oliaatrl Goa company. lHlrin"nt'
l. = l'n.irG,.x;"r. ttu1tin=i"n. employs"
nv Am. RI m or and F""Gd"E company.
,rr, i,,,I.z finger nrnj,u'nt'H WHOM 'GmEh;
:, DIN v-r,s%, gets s." for medical 2f-
.,rtinr ana 81 . w""k frL 81 weeks:
r,ror.,, NInnGv 90 SI,l;c!Ih>'k. "!rr!"y'N
l,y I'n,.asortae Fuel company. 'ir:''
,,-,;s1.od. widow gr's S"H.," funeral ~
pc1sa.5 anil SO a month lis tW" "HuE"-
tr-s will b. paid 81 each Il month; i'm"
i,.ndui: Of F!t"patr!ck gets SIC for mod
teal attention md s. w".'k for -"
,..-,ks left rrrr-arrn a,npura;"d wHl" III
c,n,,luv OF Raleigh Lumber company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
FOE GERMAN UNION.

VIENNA, Fob I.-During n manifcs-
lation here today in favor Of the union
"t German. Austria to Germany Otto
Bauer. the foreign minister, said that
tho German government had invited
GrrEia n-Austria 10 send q plcnipotrn-
riary Ia 4 new commission being formed
in Germany 10 replace the old fedora!
council The nlcnlpotcntiary. he said
would hav" only consultative voice
for the present Minister Bacr colt
Guided:
"In Il short time Gcrman-Austril will
form part OF Grrmany-a part OF the
great German republic.
Tho crowd chc"r"d and sang the Ger
man national anthem:
-ECY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-04
FORCED BY THE BRITISH.

WASHINGTON. u G.. Fab. 3.--R'-
ductiuns III ocean freight rates !na'i''
during ihc last IN days on CarEocs car
rcd in American bottoms have been
forced H. british shipping interests.
John II. Hoas"I"r. director OF the ship
ping boards division .: Operations.
sal l;nnight after reading "A statement
Of Is: j.. Cl"Er. his assistant in charge
81 tho New York "fic" that the cuts
followed jo;nt conferences between Of
fc;aiS "t h"th nations. Mr.. RosS"icr
ind'c,t",l INA, fur cr reflections on III"
part ~ british ship owners w"r" likely.
and said they would BE- met step ~
stop"