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The nonpartisan leader., 1919-08-11
PATTERSON PAID
FOR MAXWELL BOOK

Patterson also was respon-
sible for paying a huge sum of
money for "Rev." Maxwell's
book against the League, and
hired Teigen after his discharge
from the League and his indict-
ment by a federal grand jury
on charge of disloyalty.
Nicholas indignantly denied
that he had ever had anything
to do with the millionaire propa-
gandist of St. Paul. The prose-
cution, however, was more than
anxious to protect Patterson's
name and on one occasion de-
manded that the name of the
anti-farmer chief be kept out of
the questions of the attorney for
the defense.
Indeed, so solicitous was the
prosecution Of Mr.. Patterson's
fair name, that when the attor-
ney for the defense asked one
OF Ihe CaleSmen belng examined
for jury duty whether he knew
of the organization in St. Paul
which had as it's aim the defeat
Of the Nonpartisan league, J. E.
Markham, assistant attorney
general and special prosecutor
to aid Nicholas, interposed an
objection, saying:
II object. There is no such
organization there; there is no
organization other than that of
all loyal citizens who combat Sc
dition and disloyalty."
Mr.. Markham knew better
than this. He knew that Patter-
son headed the anti-League
ring, and he knew also that it
was not entirely an organiza-
tion to combat "sedition and dis
loyalty"
Patterson made point of
meeting various county attor-
neys, particularly where there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
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and Women are
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
LOCAL STOGIEMAKERS
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN

At q largely attended and cn,husias-
dc meeting NJ the several hundred
s;oGtc makers of Wheeling. held last
night In their hall on Twelfth street.
plans were made TO wage an aggressive"
campaign throughout this community
against non -union made StnCt"s that mr."
being sold in this community. Arrange
mcnts were made At IN" gathering To
hove number If national mon OF the
Stogiemakcrs' union to visit this Soc
ton and S,nrt tho ball to rolling IN con-
Quoting the campaign. It is reported
that tho campaiEucrs will call upon all
dealers and protest against their hand
ling the non-union brands. Will" every
union man In this community will 1T"
appealed to, to watch carefully IN pur-
chasing smokes to SC" that they ar"
from boxes bearing union labels.
It is said that many PITTSBURGH dis
trict factories that employ nnn-uni"n
work1nen got their products into III" To-
cal community with much off"ct when
the shops were closed here for som"
time several months ago because OF II
st rlte-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
TYREE NOT NAMED

Special Dispatch to Tho IntrliiGcncrr.
WASH TNGTON. n. C.. Feb. "i.--Aftor
tho ovcrwhrlminG nomination Of Repre-
Sentativ" Frederick II. Gillctt. Of Mas
snchuSrtts as speaker of tn" housr h.
the house Republican caucus tonight. Il
was seen Ivy thr West Virginia dclcga-
zion and other supporters OF Col. Frank
f. Tvrrr of Huntington. candidate for
sergeant nj arms. that The iiillctL Stat"
had enough vnt"* 20 20 through from
top Ia bottom. KNOWING thnt they decided
NOT ~ rrn"rEt Col. Tyres name To III"
catIcus West FirGinians h"r" feel that
had Col. Tyrtr come 10 washington
earlier and ranvassrd tn" personnel or
congress IA week nr two before tho cau-
rus u" would doubtless have been a
mos, potential fnctor in the consideration
of the successful state makers AS 1t
was. within forty-cirht ohnrs after his
arrivni hero and the inauguration Of 4
Vigorous campaign. Col. ryreH's "Hndt-
dacy assumed such viSnraua proportions
AS TO cause him 10 hc offered the position
" assistant sergeant al arms without
contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
ELEPHANTS To
SHED TEARSFOR
RODNEY. SOON
p zARrun WILL LOOK LIKE A
nPrKES" VIXEN DICKERSON
STRIKES HIS GAIT.
VIII Be Big Noise Of q Circus In the
Good Old Summer Time,
Ee Writes.

Now lct P T. Earnum wrthe and
twist in his grave and !Adam Fur"pauSh
look back across the Sty1 with PHANTOM
,,ars in his phantom eyes. Frank Van
Auburr. IN the ElyS:an fields VIII lay
aside his harp and turn his good ear 20
rho solemn announcement heralded
throughout The world that Rodney Dick
crson is going into the circus bnSine
Yes. It's sad. but true- The HhecihT
Kid hereafter. during the sunny summer
months, Will be heard under the round
top working or canvas IN the morning
md L, Ding = refined act in the concer;
after the big show. in tho meantime
vocifcrously announcing the world
famed curiuSitics OF tho sideshow fr"m
the four quarters OF the globe. gathered
in one stulcndous Aggregation. 10 DE-
seen Tor on" dime. ten cents.
Rodney go: tired of upper cutting and
looking for 4 haif-nelson on John Bar
Ieycorn. and retired TO the Union mis-
sion. WHERE be has led quiet LIE get
tinr- acquainted with cold water as q
beverage and posing as horrible e1-
ampln- when h" received 4 letter from
one OF tho biggest shows on earth bcGA
ring his services. AS his Tame "a a letter
writer who could make Srindstone shed
tears had reached the four corners az
TIE earth aud his services were In dt'
nand. Rut why daily FARTHER: Hcrs is
the letter uf Rods TO friend:
W-h4eing. ". Va. Feb. &c. 1919
Well. my dear old pal: just received
message from the manager OF Inc
Nickel Plate Circus asking II l would
accept a position rs a high pitch worker
at orc Of his side shows and. believe
me. INV dear boy. AM going co line
No about frs; o. May with that circus.
for you know tina, I'm strictly on my
good behavior and Tn there with the
goods on high pitch business. and when
land back IN your city IN. tim" for the
State Fair. think I can bring back
tho bacon Nut-S~!--0 Boy.
Keen your "yc on tho Wheeling KID.
RODNEY DiCkERSON.
Wheeling Kid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28

DEFENSE. IF HIS
POLICE: ATTACK

CFiAi;i.k;STrN. W. VA. F"h 21+-l'c-
CImrlu;: :hlt my attl;udr at opposition
u a con&;:,huI;,ry. bill i moi 81 such re-
cent origin ~. might hc mad" 80 ap-
pear" and TIA; u. t"r on. hin not will
,us 20 say that tin governor acted WIS.,
Is III N,.l".ut: II 'ii!" racing MN. ana
tina; h.. Wa.. III favor "f n" bill b"CauS"
Il; would hIv" put gambling "ui OF thr
STATE. Tan Commissioner waiter =.
iIail;uar IN 4 statement :iN"u out to-
nigh, drf"nd"i his stand against the
state "onS:ahulary hjll IN opposition !"
Tao statement made by Governor Corn
well. in which thc laX commissioner
MAS taken 20 task.
Following is the statement by MY
IIa!lanau i; r"Iiy. To ~" statement OF
the sovrr:iuc. given to III" press to-
night:
.,:ovrrnrr t'nrnwcll. IN his character
iStic Ill-;"mp"r"d language. has seen
III to question my motives ana ~ r"iSc
Il personal .$Su" entirely foreign 10 ih'
subject because Of my public rolcInE
Of = feeling OF opposition to his pet
cunsta bularE measure.
In giving this statement TO the
press l spoke as Il citizen and as i free
malr A. The time ! did not think or
speak in terms II personalities. OF
priuriplr Gully. nor can my language De
construed ,Hy any r"asonnhl" ;nlcrprrta-
ton L. MAKE personal reference 10 Gov
eruor t"rnwell or any other person.
either hv iuSlnuation or otherwise.
"'rh. governors vicious language in
reply u.ili"r &careS nor frightcns. His
efforts "a dctract from tho main issue
BY inj;..tjng into the matter the false
burah"" ot tho racing bill and 10 Gre
ate tn" Impression that his exercise OF
he yrfr vested IN nina,
had u Go with my opposition 10 the
creation of :: police conSt;Lhulary SyS-
tenn Is 4 ciittcring example Of dem
.agny My attitude Of opposition To q
conStabulary p"lir" hill Is not OF such
recent origin rs might h" ma6c 10 ap-
near. Probably more .han onc-half of
the whole membership OF tn" legislator"
with whom I talked and I" whom l CA
pressed my idea of tn" serious consc-
uueuCcS from every standpoint That
would follow in the wax" Of 4 cnnstab-
ulary law. know that such opposition
upon my. part was we'll defined. long be-
forr 4 racing bill was ever heard or or
suggested
Many of the governors own political
faith have expressed the Candid belief
that the racing bill would not have hcen
vetoed had tho legislature seen ut to
place thu appoiutlvc power in the gov
ernors hands. Indeed. while the bill
was pending in the senate. one ct III"
close friends Of the chief eHccutir" at
tempted 10 amend IT by placing n" APP
point:vc power IN the governors hands.
Whether or not this would have changed
thu attitude OF tho governor. | hay" no
reason to say. aside from 'hs general
comment that has been made IN connec-
ton herewith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28

WASHINGTON. Fob. c7.-prcsident
Wilson today accepted an invitation III
speak in New York Tuesday night on
tn, eve Of his sailing for Frame.
Former President Taft IL expected
10 b. 4 speaker At III" sam" meeting.
which will b" held, under tho auspices
If a non-paTtisan corumitt"" Of repre-
scntativrS Of various societies adNo-
eating formation Of {, league nf nations,
President Wilson is said To bc Very anX-
;ous to have Mr.. Taft on tn" program
with him.
The invitation 10 tho president Was
extended by Governor Smiln IN u tGl"-
gram from Albany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
Former Senator George
F, Edmunds Of Vermont,
Dies In His SIND Year

PASADENA. Cal. Feb. 2I.-tinorEe j..
ENmunds. former United States senator
from Vermont. died here today. follow
ins a long illness. He was 81 years
old.
George Franklin Edmunds was Unit
cd States senator from Vermont for 20
years, from 1866 to 1891. acquiring such
4 reputation as a statesman that on two
occasions in the carly SOS his name was
presented in tho Republican national
convention az candidate FOR the prcsi-
DENTAL nomination. Tho urSt time IN
1880. hn received only - votes. but IN
1854. o. votes were cast for him:
Though nrrrr prrsid eni. hr was
known as ndyisur Of presidents. Presi-
dent Grant publicly acknowledged that
Edmunds was onc Of tho men to whom
he wns most indebted for counsel.
Born ON q farm nj Richmond. VI. Feb
ruary !. 1929. his education was in the
common schools ard by private tutor.
but during his life. time he received hon
urary degrees Trcn, four New England
,,,ll"r.s. lie studied and rracticrd law
in his native town. md in 1881 he re-
talent Of his state was concentrated. II"
hncamc speaker uf the House. then prcsi-
don't nr the Senate IF IN" Vermont lcElS-
laturr. In March 1866 he WINS appointed
70 supply tn" vacancy il I'll" United
States Senate created by tn" death or
Solomon Foot and with his first speech.
during tho services commemorative OF
his predecessor. he stamped himself
,;rnn tl.r Senate as 4 man IF keen In
tcilcrt nnL power.
He took leading part IN tho discus
,:innS OF tho senate during the turbulent
reconstruction days and WAS ac,ir" as
one OF his party leaders III the Impcach-
mcni Of Prrsidrnl Johnson. - hon
Hayes and Til,!cn wore c''ntcs'ing me
PRESIDENTIAL election returns. in ME.
senator r-Imunr.s was IN" "f III" cleo
,oral committee which placed Hayes IN
The White House.
IIhr waa unanimously elected prcsi-
dem, pro t"mporc Of ;hn senate when
Vic President Arthur was called 20
tho White lI0u%" hy the assassination
of Pre- siticn, GARFIELD. AZ 4 Parliament
arian hccainrd high r"putc. Ar: H;c1'-
brr who ignored tho rules would
promptly invoEn the FcrmonicrS biting
satire.
In 1857 H. introduced u measure for
the suppression Of polyEhny in tan
and tho diScranchiS"rn"nt Of us" who
followed it, This act. which ram" n
bc known as tn" EdrluaLS act. WAS
brought before tn" sTpr"nhf court ard
uphold in decisions that wdEr Giv"n in
4 series of ca SOS. In tn" year before 10
voluntarily retired from tn: s"na'" n,
closed his long political cnrh'r h. helm
ing tn draw up tina; famous antitrust
law which hrar< III" nam" q: The Sh"r-
man act.
The vrnr-ahIr Vermont statesman
spent most OF his Inst days n Pasadena.
California
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
$4,000 Diamond Thief
Planned Cleanup At
Expense Of Employers
Special Dispatch 20 Tho Intelligence

Special Dispatch 20 TIL" Intelligence.
STEUBENYILLE. Ohio, FEB. 81
That he decided on making real clean
UP" and laid his plans carefully for the
robbery OF the safe N J. F. Cohco's
iewelry- store here last Sunday night
when he got away with $4,000 worth
of jewels, was the admission today OF
Willard Holland. aged 80. who was
brought back last night from York. Pa,
where he was. captured on Tuesday
afternoon with most Of the loot % his
possession.
Mr.. Cohen announced today mat he
recovered ninety per cent q his prop
erty and that Hollands relatives had
promised to mako good the remainder
The $500 reward offered for Hollands
arrest was paid TO Detective Charles
X hite. of York. Pa. on Wednesday.
Holland. who is in the county jail
here. charged with robbery. said that
after rifl:nS the safe of jewels ana
liberty bonds he sold \ $50 bond for
$40 at local restaurant. took the mid
night train for the east. changed his
mind about going to his home IN Ph1'a-
dclphia and went to York. arriving
there Monday afternoon. He said ne
registered at a hotel posed as . jewell
~ salesman and that afternoon sold
diamond worth $1,000 for S45n to a
York jeweler He then visited relatives
and presented several Of them with dia-
rnond rings.
On Tuesday he decided to unload rs
much Of the loot as he could but first
to buy a revolver for protection Ii
was while ne was In hardware store
buying the gun that Detective WHITE
cnraSed him in conversation. and asked
him TO 20 to tho polio station where he
said there We're several prospects for
diamond sales. At the police station
Holland displayed the whole stock or
diamonds. When White accused him
OF stealing them from Cohsn's store
here, he readily admitted it and made
hun confession and agreed to return 70
teubenv6lle without requisition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
100000 ROBBERY OF
LIBERTY BONDS FROM
THE OLIVER ESTATE

PITTSBURGH. Feb. eI.--ThHft OF
500 nnn in Liberty bonds cash ana
other securities. from the office of Inc
lanes y. Oliver estate. On the Twenty
second floor ot the Oliver building. WAS
rruortrd to tho police this afternoon
The robbery occurred during III" niSh'.
EurElars forced the office door. hr"kH
omen Il safe uHd escaped without pr'hs
Oct rtrd by watrhincn.
W. j. Cri,trndrn. manager ~ 'I'e
Office told the police h" discovered me
robbery on arrival al thr office Shortly
after noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
WOMEN Nv BUSINESS.

W"m"u's power IN America - well IL
lUGtrH'"l by IN" ihnuHnnd$ OF women
who entered almost coy lin" nj bus
ross - rrrl6c, men VIII" w"r" draCtr!
during THO war. Health proved thor
strongest asset. Many wnm"n. however.
Developed weak. nervous conditions ann
could no, stand tho str7la Of n business
lf". Such women should remember
lhnre IS one tried ard ;rue remedy In
Lydia Z. Pinkhan's Vegetable com
pound. which for fnrty-nve years has
hann restoring h"ai;h and strength 4"
tho women OF America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
ALICE WILSON 1:;;l',
u
ALIAS KOHN
>,s IN LOCAL JAIL

Alice Wilson. alias Mrs p. kohn. the
wonla harvested hy Sheriff l.iitcn OF
BROOKE county at Warrington for pass
ing worthless checks in and around
Wheeling and Pittsburgh. was brought
down from TN" Errokr county jail
whcrr she has been confined since her
arrest L. tho Ohio county jail y"*ter-
day afternoon by Deputy sheriff Slev-
"nSon Of W"ElShurE for %af"kr"7inS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
Special Meeting OF Trades
Assembly This Evening
Pr es1dcnt Leonard Will Likely Address
the oorEaaIzatioa on Vital
Union Questions.

l. j.. "y7rrird that rr"$ld"nt Louis
I.".nnrd 81 u" nhin Valley Trades and
Hnnr assembly. will arrive HON" from
columbus this morning and Address inc
special meeting ri tn" organization 10
h" held tonight ~ III" assembly hnil.
beginning NJ y "''l"ck.
Nr leonard hH, h'"n alirrGinE N"
Ohio stat. leg slatlvr session fn" IN"
ms: ucok lobbying aGa!ns: III con-
yrnhulary bill pending h"r"r" thai b"h!.
H.. called il:" Src,iai meeting Of Inc
assembly from Columbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
OBTAINED GOODS ON
FALSE PRETENSES

Mrs Charles Gardner. c"!orcd
w, man living in the Second ward. was
arrested by Constable Dick Summer
son yesterday afternoon. on a warrant
from, Justirc Gumpcrs' court. charging
her with obtaining Sia.4H worth or
wearing apparel from the Peoples
Clothing 20. under falls" prctrn;"S. Shc
was taken Ia jail and will have hear
ing before Justice Gompers sometime
tudaE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
Il TRANSPORTS
COMING OVER
WITH 5000 MEN

WASHINGTON. Feb. cI--Thc war
department announced today I'll" sail
inr from Franco If eleven transports
bringing in all about $50 officers and
1000 men. Among IN" units on board
arr The machine ETn hattalions and dl-
visluual troops formerly attached ~ the
Srth division.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
CANADIAN ''R0AT"
VISITOR IN CITY
President Of tho winnipeg, Cnnnda, CLUB
Stops or Errorte Through
the City.

Stewart Campbell '"ric OF the most
widely known Hntarians IN North Amer
ica and president Of thr Winnipeg Rot
airy club. was Il visitor IN tho city yes
terday on his way toward the caW. ard
spent n few hours with his friend. Ar
thur Stifrl.
II" is q merchant in thai city and IS
also 4 buo.ir- for all that is good IN
m. Rotary line aiI! had II been possible
hr would have remained over for the BIZ,
meeting that is 10 IL held h"rc next
week. He is. we'll Known 10y all OF ihc
officers Of tn: organization throughout
The STATES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
BROKE ANKLE IN
FALL THROUGH SHAFT

Chnri"s Cook AN "mployc nf the Swift
Packing Company. If Sixteenth street.
foil down tn" elevator shaft while nj his
work ;Ihnut four "'rl"rk yesterday after
noon with the. result that IL; riSht
.ankl" was hrk"n lir WAS renewed TO.
IA" North Wheeling hnSritrl and n q
lat" hour ihis morning WHa testing us
we'll rs Gould h' expect a. ME. Cock
maH"S his rcS:d"nc" IL .:>'. N7rk't
rI,,'i,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
HUN BUTLER PINS THE
POLISH GIANT TO MAT

"iiun" nuil"r won two falls out OF
three from Walter N'il!ehcr. Tho t'levc-
land giant. last evening n the Polish
hail. on the South Side. The frs, fall
was won with head md scissor hold
after 221s minutes OF fart action.
The second fnll was won IN II min
utes with half crotch. The Wheel
ing boy came back in fnG shape ana
pinned hts man 10 tho mat with case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
Interesting Meeting of the Club to Ee
Held Next Week-Wnl Be
ReorRnnized.

Tho members Of the Wheeling Motor
cycle club. many OF whom have been
in tho army and navy. will hold a rou$-
:ng meeting next week at the club rooms
over the Taylor store. on Fourteenth
street. and J. Landon Bier. the presi-
den, Of the cluo. will preside.
Tho club had ovcr 100 members prior
to tho war but since that time the
nj rmbcrship has dwindlcd down. Many
Of the members arc now returning and
tho club is planning big things again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
MRS, HALL At OHIO
VALLEY HOSPITAL

Mr. Harry NJ. HAL. CO 1874 Jacob
s,r"r;. w.:, "r Or. Hall. of the sam"
add rnas. w. r":H":"d ~ ;hc Ohio VAL
ley Genera. hnaI.f@i yesterday. who're
shn unl"ra.""t an operation cor ar-
,jordic!,ts. =: ~ carly hcTr This
morning Nosp:la. "t'andHn'H f"nort"d
hrr -cn'.t.' .oi!. Il" very satisfactory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
WILSON And TAFT
MAY SPEAK FROM
The SANE PLATFORM
Ind. lob

F.N \ .NS> ' III n, IIIN'. EEU' -
Former President Taft. hero
today. declined - comment on
tho dispatch from Washington
tina, h" was 70 bc invited 10
speak with rrcsIdcnt Wilson IN
New York next Tuesday night.
H. said he could not tell whcth-
.r n" could accept until. he had
the official invitation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
W. M. & F. Co. Directors
Have Continued Meeting

Tho directors meeting Of the wheel
ing Mold and Foundry company that
was to have been held yesterday after
noon for the purpos" Of organizing. has
been postponed indefinitely, it was an
nounccd by the officials last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28
$4,000 FOR HIGHWAYS

Ohio county's apportionmcnt from :h".
West Virginia allotment for w." IN
class. 4 highways for 1l9 will be- slS.o"H
WAS the information received from state
Road Commissioner Timothy 6. Scanlan
yesterday by County Road Engineer w.
J. McCluskry. Jr This is the largest
sum ever received by the county iroAs
The West Virginia allotment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28

This .'.--s-'.. - ~'''''
faces filled wIth p'mpi":. dlScoInT2ti"tS,
hlackhsadS. etc. ar" Vo;h.ng out. I'M
hcat;hy faces du" 20 blood impurities.
Cleanse the blood with S'ua-tS 'atcium
. Waters and The facial 5,''tn:sh"S diSap-
pear
Stuar,'s Calcium, Waters are 'r'r" &C.
i've IN tho skin wh"rH they irnpr"r" and
lear Tho biood. And you'll never have
/ good complexion uat;i the blood -
improved.
30 matter how bad your complexion
e. Stuar:'S Calcium Waters VII WORK
wonders with =. YnH can get tE"9r
little wond.r-&orknrs L; Yo:i- druggists
for so cents Il package.
A free trial packaS. uili Il" rnhsi"d !:
YOU send tho coupon below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-28

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The sun., 1919-02-19

sArREED, Albert c.. Moundsviiis twu,
sHEPERD, viii. Prudence tws,.
sHUMATE, Harper, McGraws tws)
SLEETH, Thomas lee, Linn fwS).
SMITH, Kenneth j.. wellsburg (NS).
SNYDER, Price, Sutton tWSl,
TOL1vER, Isaac c.. Jesse twU).
WILEY, Orus O., Hinton tW).
w1LMOTH, Orval O., Belington fwsl
WORKMAN, Wilson. Haicyon twUJ.
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OTHER COUNTRIES.
Denmark.
HADSTAD. Arnold. veele. Jyilsnd tws.
England.
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ireland.
DGAN. Matthew NJ. Kings County W..
Italy.
BILAECETIT. Amedio, sors CwD.
COMIoNO, Domsnico. Province Teramo CwN
DBFARM0. Giuseppe. Terme (Ws).
PETHEbLI, giuseppe. Province FoEgh
PINEfII. Alexander, Gro. Rome Stat. rws
PURoN0. Michsel. Karzet (w).
Norway.
oAUPsDT. siEurd p. North Trsnhjn Cws.
Russia.
KENxo, Steve. Bobovtcs. Tchernokov CwS
zURKow. Steve. vclins. Binra (wU).
Sweden.
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