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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Benwood & Wheeling Connecting
Railway Company will receive at It's
Office, Marshall Street. B"nwoOd. West
Virginia, until Noon Of July ;. 1919. pro-
posals for furnishing materials and per
forming work as follows:
!. All necessary repairs. renewals and
reconstruction required in the usual
course of business upon the LoCOmo-
uves. Cars and Rolling Stock OF tho
Railway Company. This work Will
Nine 90 Locomotives. Twenty-Five (25)
Cars, and in addition thereto such repair
work as the railroad may h" required
TO make on cars of other Railroads and
Companies in its regular course Of bust
ness and shall include all materials re-
QulrCd for use in making such repairs
and renewals.
II. Repairs. maintenance and renew
ais Of the Tracks Of the Railroad. m
GLIDING Road Bed. Bridges, Track Scales.
Buildings and all fixed property OF the
Railroad. This work will in"lud" III"
furnishing OF all materials necessary
for making said repairs. renewals and
requirements. removal of tracks which
have bccom" unnecessary. and IN" build
INK of such new tracks as the operations
OF The Company may require. The lsa J.
road has at present about seven 90
miles Of track. Track Scales. various
small buildings and the like.
Copies OF the form Of proposal and
w
the successful bidder and full details aS
10 the extent and manner IF the work o
be performed Will h" furnished upon L.
quest at III" UftlC" or the Company IN
B"nwood West Virginia. Contractors
may make bids ON one or NOR" of The
above dcScrIbcd items. but scparat" bids
II uSt be mad" a. to each item. EaCh
bid must h.. On the form Of proposal
prcparrd by the Company. accompanied
ly tender OC bond in III" sum OF Eve
Thousand Dollars S5.0QO.n0) on each
contract with surety conditioned for Tho
du" performance Of The proposed con-
tract Each contract will run for tho re-
maindcr Of tn" year 1919 ami thHreaficr
until terminated by thirty 1907 days no.
tiCc Bids should b" enclosed with &C
complaining papers IN plain scaled 81
yclnpc bearing no indication Of tho h'd-
der or tn" amount Of the bid. mark H.
Rid under proposed Contract No. -.
and addressed Ia Thomas A. I'"d'l",
General Manager. BenwoOd Whrci:h;
Connecting hallway Company. Wheel
ing West Virginia.
All bids Will be opened after Noon and
before. six 60 o'clock on July }. 1917
mt the office OF the Company in PEN
wood. West Virginia. Each bidder ma;
attend in person or BY a duly authorized
Representatives. and will be afforded an
opLortunity to examine each bid.
The BcnwOod & Wheeling Connecting
Railway Company reserves the right IL
reject any and all bids.
ZEN WOOD L WHEELING CONNECT.
ING RAILWAY COMPANY.
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Side : Talks
6W RMtln Cameron
Which Answer Is Right?

liking things. You know how that Is
don't you"
Ilnow how il is when anybody makes
n point OF liking some person. Anything
that person does IL looked at through
rose Culorcd glasses. TIL" best motives
are asCribcd 10 him. the utmost tolerance
given To him. And conversely, when
body makes a point of not liking some
rrrson.-wcn YOU know how impossible
il is for anything that person uo"s TO be
right His kindest acts hay" - me mean
motive behind them. II the poSSesSor
Of Tho nu,Ipathy can't think Of any mo-
tive to aSScribc hr says he Techs sure
nevertheless that ono is there.
Why Some Marriages Are pSuccess1u1.
sometimes Wonder IT thiS MANN"
a point OF liking things does not some
times enter INTO SU-Callcd SucceSSlu vi
marriages. q say "SO-Callcd' for De-
licvc any smarr!aEc is called SUCCESSIVE
where III" parties stay out of the d.
yurrc court and don't lind fauis with
each other to the n"iGhbors). The wile
or husband with a certain kind OF priuS
will make a point Of liking whatever
tho mate (hr or Shcl chooses. says OF
does T cannot make up my Hlnu
vhc,hcrI think that sort OF pride goou
or had. 1t IS good because 1t makes
the world run moro smoothly. 1t IS
bad because II is founded on self-dc-
ccption. and !, - part Of my creed
that seeing true" is tho foundation or
nIl right living MaNb" y"u can solve
thus problem for me? Tell me "h'Eh
answer is right:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-24

Joseph Wolfe. ST.. OF South Jacob
street, who recently underwent serious
operation at the North Wheeling hospi-
tai, is recovering nicely.
Miss Myrtle Porter. Of tho South Sid"
has returned from Pittsburgh. whore
she had been visiting friends for the
past few days,
Miss Irene Myers. of South .ChaplIne
street, left yesterday for l>airmont
where she will spend the month OF July
visiting her brother. Rev. Roy j. Myers
and family. From there sh. will go 10
Mountain Lake Park. Md. to remain un-
til early September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Herb. IF tho
South Side, left Saturday afternoon fur
Chester. Pa. to visit their son for "
week. and viii leave there next Sunday
for Atlantic City. where they will spend
the summer.
Sergeant Edward C.. .ArmbrcCht. son
OF Dr. and Mrs. ArmbrcCht Of South lac
OBJ street, arrived at Camp Sill Saturday
from overseas. and will probably be
mustered out of IN" service at Camp
Leo. has IIbcen III the srrvi"" since
April. 1918.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Tho Board of Review and Equalization
Of Ohio County will meet IN the Jury
Room e the circuit Court III the Court
House OF Ohio County. IN Wheeling.
West Virginia. for the purpose Of OK
aiming and reviewing the Land and
Personal Property Books as returned by
the Assessor for the year 1919.
The Board will meet for organization.
etc, on Thursday. July 3rd. 1919. and
thu several MagiSterial Districts will be
considered in the following order:
Washington Observation-Disclosures. July
5th 1919. at g o'clock Il m.
Madison DStriCt---Monday. July 7th,
1919, at 2 o'clock n. III.
clay District-Tucsday, July Sth. 1919.
at o'clock ~ III.
/ Mon District Wednesday. July 9th.
1919. at . o'clock L. III.
center district Thursday, July ION.
1913. at o'clock n. III.
Webster Disirict-Friday. July llth,
Nl9Ia. at = O'Clock a. IN.
Rltchic District saturday. July leIh.
1919. at 2 o'clock Il. III.
RiChland DISTRICT Monday, July 18th.
1913 ut 3 o'clock Il. IN.
Liberty District-Tueslay. July 18th.
1919, at . o'clock a. M
Triadclphia District-W cdnesday July
18th. 1919. al o'clock n IN.
BOARD or REVIEW AND EQCALI-
l. EATON.
BY JOHN r. WELLS.
Ex-Officio Clerk.
Published first time, Tuesdsy; June
10th, 1919. J e-l0-l1-.A
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REpEmr1oH OF BONDS NOTICE.

commissioners Of the Rcfunding Loan
of 1902. je-lI-r
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WASHINGTON. June eS.--War With
Germany and Austria would hH declar'
, cd at an end by an amendment 10 the
army appropriation bill introduced late
today ny Senator Fall. Republican. or
New Mexico. with View To removing
from congress any hlan" for continu-
ling war conditions pending ratihcauon
I OF the peace treaty.
The measure which would require
approval by both senate and house.
J provides that none If III" funds maze
available by the army bill could be used
for maintaining forces on foreign sou
: IN furthcranrC of the war.
In addition. the amendment woulc
direct tn" president 10 order tn" i'm.
! mediate return to the United States or
! all military and naval forces abroad in
! connection with the war.
/ Without debate tho amendment was
ordered printed and will lie over until
) tomorrow when Senator Fall is to call
! for vote.
! Later n joint resolution to declare a
state Of pcacc was introduced ny Sen
!ator Edge. Republican. New Jersey.
Without dcbat" tn" Edg" resolution
was referred to tn" foreign relations
committee.
| To guard against 4 possibility that
his amendment might be kept out OF
the army bill on point or order. SEN
Iator Fall introduced n joint resolution
covering the same purposes. In It's
,prca mblc. tho resolution declares the
war was brought 10 a successful ter
.minat ion and an armtst'Ce entered INTO
on November II. 1915" and that tho
terms OF the armisticc have been fu!-
filled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-24
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
NOTICE.
OF Redemption Of Bonds Of tho Loan OF
1885 Of the City Of Wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by the com mis-
sloners OF The loan OF 1885. OF theN cN5
Of Wheeling. West Virginia, that, pur-
suant OF the requirements OF the ordl-
nance Of said city. passed May. II; 1879.
entitled. AN ordinance TO provide Tor
the issue and sale of bonds or the cry
of Wheeling To be known as Bonds
of the loan Of 1885. and for the redeInp-
ton and payment thereof. and providing
for naymcnt into the City Treasury or
certain amounts from revenues or inc
Gas and Water Works." the following
described bonds. issued under the said
ordinance to-wit: Bonds Of $4,000 prln-
cipal each numbered IS, 35, 50, Is, SO,
Al, 4s and l6 and Bonds Of $4,000 90 prln-
cipal each numbered att, l24, 2ss, ESQ,
1s2, 27a and 22e, being all Of said bonds
not drawn before the year 1919 and for
REDEMPTION and payment. will bn paid on
the first day OF July. 1919. tho date when
same arc due.
Said bonds Will bc redeemed and paid
at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley in the
CITY Of Wheeling w. Va. on and after
Isl day Of July. 1919. and said bonds 80
determined will cease 10 bear interest
from the last named day and date.
l.. r. SANDS.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
B. w. PETERSON.
Commissioners Of the Loan Of 1855.
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NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption Of the
Main Street Bridge Bonds (xtrIt
Series) Of the City Of Wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by the commits
sioncrs Of IN" Main Street Bridge Bonds
First ScrtcsD that. pursuant 10 the re-
QuIrcIncnts OF the ordinance OF said City
passed the nth day OF March, 1880. en-
titled An Ordinance to provide for the
issue and sale OF bonds OF the City OF
Wheeling To be known as the Main street
Bridge Bonds FIRST ScrirS) and for the
redemption and payment thereof. the
following described bonds issued under
,hr SAID ord nance were duly determined
by lot by said commissioners for re-
d"mprion aud PAYNE on the first day
Of luiy.. 1919. tn-wit:
Bond oc S3000O principal numbered 81.
Rond OF s500.00 principal numbered l02.
Eond Of s5o0.oJ principal number red l2t.
Said bonds 6" determined will bc re-
doomed and paid al the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley In IN" city of Wheeling.
West Virginia on and after tho said first
day Of July. 1919. and said bonds so de-
trrmIncd will cease 10 bear interest from
the last mentioned day and date.
q w. PETERSON.
j. \. MILLER
i. T.. SANDS
Commissioners OF the Main Street Bridge
Loan first serics.) je-2l-n
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! BRAIN TESTS
} BY SAM LLOYD. (
6 Minutes TO Answer This.
No. 145.

'TIow old arc you daddy"
well. let us see. Here's chance
to learn how much arithmetic you are
absorbing nj school.
"Sec how quickly can figure this OUT
Your mothers age is times your
own and our ages combined amount
TO &C years. When our combined ages
amount to IS years. mothers az" VIII
then he 3 times yours. Now. then no"
old is your daddy
ANSWER TO NO. IA.
FOWL minus OWL plus OkANGE
minus RANGE plus URci1S minus
tCIIIN leaves FOUR.
Copyright, 1919. by Sam L"yd)
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SOUTH SIDE
Euctro and Dance

Temple No. 4. Ladies OF the Golden
Eagle, have announced their nrsI grana
aucSre Darty and dance for thus evening.
~ be hold in the Beethoven Ball. az
Twenty-ninth street spccia! muse music Viii
he provided for dancing and there Will
doubtless be many TO take anNahtakiSt 10 No
his nastime- Handsome prizes VIII pc
awarded those making the highest scores
ut euchre-
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nnnn4inn Rihla School

Tho South Side Mission House or the
Immanual Baptist church will be merged
into n summer daily vacation Bible
school, preparations for which ar" alrca-
DIV under way for tho official opening on
Monday. July 7th. The Mission Sunday
school sessions will be suspended nnul
ofter tho closing session of the Summer
School. when twill open with full
corps Of teachers and fine new enroll
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NOTICE.
OF Redemption OF Bonds o. the Refund
ing Loan 1904 Of the City
Of Wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by the Com:
nIssioncrs Of the RcfundinE Loan OF
1902 Of the city Of Wheeling. West Viz
gina. that. pursuant TO the requirements
Of tho ordinanr" q said CITY. passed
June ls. 1902. entitled. An Ordinance
10 provide for the issue and sale of
bonds Of the city Of Wheeling. to be
known az the Reminding Loan OF 1902.
and redemption and payment thereof.
etc" the following described bonds is
sued under the said ordinance will be-
come due and payable on the first day
Of July. A. D.. 1919. to-wit; bonds Of
81 10000 principal, each numbered l6a;
les. 1877. 1853. l69. 10. Series II. Said
bonds will be redeemed and paid AT tn"
Bank Of the Ohio Valley in the CITY OF
Wheeling. West Virginia. on and after
m" first day Of July, 1919. and said
bonds will cease to bear interest from
tho last named day and date.
(Signcd)
!. r. Hell.
u. e. LIST. JR.
J. A. MILLER.
commissioners Of the Rcfunding Loan
of 1902. je-lI-r
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R-Rio violntOr

william Keil. mechanic Tor Inc Gen
eral Baking company. charged WIN driF-
Messengers was arraigned before Judge
Ritz yesterday morning and was lined
Ave and costs. Upon request Of Attor-
ney T. B. FouTk. counsel for kell, the
fine was raised so that an appeal lnl6hs
be- taken. Judge Ritz said fifty and
costa
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FOE SALE good lots. fenced. con-
tanning 1875 fruit trees large poultry
house. drilled water well and gas. Also
house and lot. huus" lGx32. with cement
I'd c'l!Ir. l*rP" filtered Cistcrn. water
at!i GaS IN n, Use lot I5NH.. with puui-
try '.'uH". shed. fru.t Trees grapes and
Strawberries. All situated un Stone
Church road. adjoining Elm Grove. price
sJiuo Inquire w. 5. Br!Sror Elm ';rve,
W Va. jr-23-i
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..n4tma Cnnh Dance

A select dance will be gwen oE IHe
snrinr time club at the Arion Hail, Nam
and twentieth streets; FRIDAY eH ,I,, ~.
Imne nth to which all arc cordially IN
S,;tad 70 attend. The dance Will starr
promptly at o'clock Orchestra music
will be furnished.
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a. puul'1 Picnic

The annual outin gof the 81. Pauis
Evangelical church conreggation was
held last Friday evening at inc S,ale
Fair grounds. The feature OF inc outIns
mic and was one of the most enjoyable
Gatherings Of this congregation
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R-o4berhood' Meeting

Tho usual session Of the Brothcrhood
Of the St. Pauls Evangelical church VIII
he held this evening in the rooms OF the
church. The usual routine matters Will
be disposed Of. followed by social time.
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Knw Social

Tho lawn ice cream social held ny tho
Mons Baraca class of tn" lmmanual
BAPTIST church last Saturday evening on
tn. lawn Of the church annex was hiE
success 4 large number Of members OF
the church and their friends enjoyed 4
ycry social evening.
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xinra pauRhterE Meet

SoconJ PRESBYTERIAN church the Kings
Daughters viii enjoy a social meeting:
Plans are underway for <this evening
meeting. Mrs. Howard Is leader Oh 'his
circla.
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DIED

MoC1usKHY-Op Monday. June -. 1915
at $50 o'clock p. m. At his late resi-.
dcnce 1855 Charles. street. AICHAELJ
McCLUSKEY, in the s6th year OF his
age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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RoB4RTs-On Sunday. June q. 1915
at II o'clock n. m. al the family re!t
dencc on Fifth street. MoundsvIlle'
MRS. ELMIRA ADELAIDE iOH1
ERTS widow OF the late Captain J. G
Roberts. in the S3rd year OF her age
Funeral services from the late residence
on Tuesday afternoon. 1nterme.t tr
Mount Rose cemetery.
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wheels on National pike, between
Cambridge and Morristown, Ohio. on
wednesday evening. June 18th. Reward
OF ;25. Notify Rennte-Keyser Garage or
cali 595-M Bellaire. Ohio. 1e-ll-m /,
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FOR SALE-Two 6 room colt ages wat ter
EaS, sidewalks, near car line. Lot 35x
100 Sold on easy payments. Possess
SION ri once InquIr" or write f. y.
SHAY o., ShaGysid". Ohio. jr-l9-m
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

HOTEL MAJESTIC virg,n,a Ave.
Ocean view: cap. 500; elevator. private
baths. running water IN rooms. white
service. Amer. plan. $3.50 up daily
Special weekly. NJ. 4. SMITH,
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Notice Of Redemption OF Bonds OF Eagle
Glass q Manufacturing Co. Weusburg,
W. Va.

Notice is hereby given to tho owners
OF bonds OF tho Eagle Glass & Manu-
featuring Co.. Of Wcllsburg. W. Va. that
bonds numbered 81. 50. 80. -, 50, SO, 81.
80. ~. 40, Al. ~. -. a.. IS. 46. -. 4S. ~.
so 81. -. So 50. 81. Sc. 81. IS. 50 and 60.
OF $1,000. 90 each. said bonds bearing date
July list. 1919. will b" paid on July LIST,
1912 at tn" National Bank OF West Viz
GINA. AT Wheeling. W. Va.
Interest on IN" above numbered bonds
will cease July LIST. 1919.
EAGLE MANrFACTURINGC co.
Successors 10
EAGLE GLASS a. MFG. co.
James PAUL. Treas.
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DON'T PAn 70 ATTEND.

rns Reduash Chantanqua opens ut
whenlInR to-day. Every number
treat. Entertatntng and Instructive.
Pollow the crowd.
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LEAGUE OPPONENTS
(Continued From Page one.)

Republican. Of Maine. also made an a.
tack on the league covenant in present.
Ing an amendment TO the Knox resolu-
ton.
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1osr-Nose glasses with cellvloid rims.
Tuesday evening, Juno 10th. on Elm
Grove car No. ~. Reward for return 70
Intelligencer office Je-1pf
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

in tho business ccnters, in outlying
Be- :tion, on side streets, or, beneath
or above the street levels-may be
rented to business people, II adver-
tised, on terms providing for prons
to the landlord and the lesser alike,
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FOR SALE
TOM aATu

At st. ClarsvilIc. Friday. June 81. Free
lunch. Free lot. Band concert. Don't
forget the date.
JOHNSON 6 PETRIE.
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LoSr-Pocketbook containing check and
sum Of money. Reward FOR return TO
Intclli gencer office. le'1S-l
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FOR SALE-JuSt received fine lot Of
talking parrots; ais" CanarI"s. q. w.
ArbauGh. 23-6th St, Martins Ferry. O..
phone 1881. 1e-l9-o
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HoPPE1Du1H|A Helena, Montana
on Friday. June 20, 1919. FRANK
HOPPERDIEZEL. age 81 yea-
months and IL days.
Funeral notice hprcaftcr
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LOST and FOUND

1.osr-A bill fold containing 81. be-
tween lst and 9Th Sts... North. Wheel.
Ing. Finder will be suitably rewarded
by calling 1060-J Wheeling. te-3i-Hs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WAITED to hear from party who cAAi
invest }50o.O0 to 100000. can EaiAs
1907, bank reference must be Furnishes.
Address r. II. c.. care 1ntelligencef.s
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MILLIONS are suffering with rheuuse
tism. Most important discovery Of ths,
age. A herb that actually drives thu
most stubborn case Of rheumatism ~
tirely out Of the system. People VIII
US and say they are astounded at the -
suits, especially on the kdneya JuSe
think Of the money making posdbilitieA
Representatives wanted. VII poun9s
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Caiif@.
MIA hyeES-h ~
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WANTED-Msls

wANTED-6 laborers. Wheeling BuiIl
ing Material. Peninsula jeff
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-05
SOVIET REPUBLIC PR0CL AIMED IN MUNICH
YANKEE CAPTIVES OF
REDS WELL TREATED,
ENVOY STEFFINS TOLD

Paris, April 5.-Lincoln Steffens,
writer, who recently returned from
Russia, told the United Press that
some American soldiers captured
by the Bolsheviki, informed him
they were better off than those
not yet captured" do not be-
lieve the capture of American or
British soldiers means the untold
horrors that have been limited at"
said Steffens.
Il saw several American prison.
ers taken on the Archangel front
when l was in Moscow, week be-
fore last. / asked them how they
were treated and they said they
had no complaint. I talked with
them privately, which was easy,
since they have full freedom of the
city, being required only to return
to their barracks by 9 p. m. They
said they had not received enough
food, but that they got as much as
their guards got and when the
guards got an extra allowance,
they lilx ewise got more TO eat. Some
of them said we are better off
than the fellows who have not yet
been captured
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-05
TO RESTORE LOW RATE
TO SUMMER RESORTS;
EFFECTIVE ON MAY 80

San Francisco, April 5.-Restoration
of the low round trip summer fares
to practically all summer resorts, ef-
fective May 80 to September 80 inclu-
sive, was announced today by F. E.
Batters, assistant traffic passenger
manager for the United States rail-
way administration.
There will be two general classes OF
fares:
1-For tickets limited to three
months-reduction of 20 per cent from
double the one way fare.
2-Tickets limited for Is days-sold
Fridays and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
one-third of the double one way fare.
Fifteen day tickets will not be sold
to points more than 400 miles dis
tant
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-05
MUST STAY IN BED
By CARL D. GROAT

Paris, April 5.-President Wilson
rested we'll last night and his condi-
tion is now improved, Admiral Gray
son, his physician announced today.
Grayson said the president, how
ever has been ordered to remain in
bed today and probably tomorrow.
1t is not anticipated the presidents
cold will develop into anything more
serious. Despite rumors which have
been in circulation since he was taken
i'll Thursday night, there are no symp-
toms of influenza so far.
Wilson's absence from the peace
conference at this time Is deplored
by all the delegates, but they agree
there is nothing to be gained in TAX
ing chances with q severe cold. The
belief prevails that the president will
be able to resume his work Monday.