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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-13
BANK R0GEB)EE))ER
FOUND GUILTY.
IN % MINUTES.
DEFENDANT ADMITTED PARTIcPA-
TON IN FULTON EENH EOhDUP
AND CLAIMED TO HAVE BEEN
FORCED INTO 1T. ..s
Prosecutor in Summing Up Declared
| w3nak Was the Leader o. the Entire
Gang; Money in Evidence.

Mike Winak the, first Of the four
young men indicted for I'll" robbery oi
the Bank OF Fulton 10 b" LrIrd. was
found guilty yesterday in Griminal co":l:
The jury rendered It's verdict III 81"
o'clock last evening after dclihcratinE
only about ~ minutes. Attorney J"hn
S. Ritz who WAS appointed by tho court
to defend tho accused. mad" the usual
motion for Il now trial. Tho motlon VIII
be argued Saturday.
! Tho defendant admitted having par
ticIpa,ed in the bank robbery, but insist
ed that h. had been forced 10 do 80 at
the point OF Il gun by "JChn. Doc, one
OF the two highwaymen who have never
been apprchendcd He said that he and
Cashmere Dobas, who Is nov III custody
and whose case comnS up for trial on
March u. were invited BY loo 70 lakG' q
ride in the iatierS' automobile TO- brld &C.
port Ohio. According 1" Wtnak. they
/ had several drinks - Bridgeport anu
( then started hack % Wheeling. He SAID
that instead Of taking the road I" war
wood. their homes. J'I hcadrd Tor over
iWhrcling hill. When Winak lnQulrSo
of Joe as To his destination. he said the
latter replied that H. WAS going 10 fWi-
ton TO rob Il bank and that IN" others IN
the party had to assist or he would
bore them with lead. Ike said that Joe
backed up his threat By displaying re-
The defendant said that upon stop
ping. his car IN front Of tho bank. Joe
rayn. them each Il loaded revolver anu
demanded that they accompany hlm ana
assist in robbing tho bank which lhey
ibid.
Miss Caroline Baum. hookkecpcr at the
bank, and Il Mr.. FrrdNrriS, The bank
messenger, both identified the defendant
as one Of the highwaymcn. They teSll.
lied that he held a revolver In each hand
and kept the weapons 1cvcled at them
while another I&emher OF the gang loot
cd the safe and cash drawer.
Prosecuting Attorney Mckee. in sum,
ming I'D the case to the jury, declared
I that Winak was the real leaders or th'
gang: that his appearance and deneanor
lin court stamped him as born leader
Of his kind and that tho evidence POM :
cd to him as being tn" leader or the
gang that. robbed the bank. lie also
pointed out the absurdlly OF the de-
PENDANTS story in view OF the fact that
he and his companion. whom tho defend
liant swore were forced to take part III
the robbery, were foun 4 with the 1901
rim their possession.
/ Tho nearly s.. 900 of the banks money
which was found at the home OF the de-
PENDANT and his friend. Cashmere DooaS
was offered in evidence. The money, N
trolls of several hundred dollars each
was the focus Of many enflous eyes as
i il lay on counscrs table in front or th'
jury box.
two Of tho four h!Ehwaymcn that rob
bed tho bank that are in custody. wcrr
indicted jointly. When their case was
called Attorney Ritz asked for a sever,
ance Of the indictment, meaning mat II
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building roads. causing depreciation and
uverL RATS in tho accounts used for gen
oral county purposes such as the court.
iniirmary and poor funds.
The hill seeks TO separate each dlvI-
sion and have the levy uSrd only for
the purposes for which it was fixed, and
no other.
1t relates also to boards Of education
amt municipalities. and is designed 10
prevent the robbinE of ono fund for the
benefit Of some other branch ot county
affairs or tho sighting Of on" OF me
rnuniy's needs to help another; in other
words. each FUND rhust br kept separate
and no interchange. between any Two or
NOR" OF them.
The Ohm county court. COUNTY road
engineer and prosecuting" attorney arc
partial 10 The present plan ana naF'
round il 70 b" ideal for Ohio county: oil
The legislature has to change thlnGS
around a little 10 reach happy medium ,,r
that will satisfy all counties in m"
state, and The people will have 10 be-
con-" rcroncilcd and get G'%"d i" n" NV
levy. as we'll as tho officials OF ONO
county will HAY" IN reconcile thenl-
selves to tho greater inconv"nI"ncr 81
the laying o. the levy and The appropri-
al ION OF funds.
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CONDUCTOR ARRESTED;
MUCH LOOT FOUND.

Special Dispatch to The lntelliEenccr.
CUMBERLAND. NIL, March l2--Mar-
yin Foster. Western Maryland railroad
conductor Of this city. was arrested
in the I;idE,lry. w. Va. yards this
morning charged with Larceny.
He had in his possession two pairs or
shoes valued at $50. re was taken 10
kcyScr. W. Va and given hearing
before Magistrate Doyle. who held him
in 81 900 bond for tho grand jury. In
default hr was committed 10 pail. Fol
lowing lis arrest Il search was made of
his hom" and moro thnn $500 worth OF
merchandise was recovered. The mer-
rhandisc Included dress goods. shoes.
window curtains. wnmen's and CHILD
rcn'S shoes. wE;~kcy that had been I'ouF-
cd out Of scaled bottles into ten gallon
iuSs. gloves. and seventeen Baltimore 4
ohio lanterns. Railroad detectives are
HOW working or sc"eral cincs thai i'm.
plicatn others. TIL" Western Maryland
has paid over $1,000 GLAZING because Of
these offerings
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COMMITTEE OF ONE
TO ASCERTAIN If
NICHOLAS IS DEAD

NEW YORK. March 1c.-Eerna"l
NaumbnrG. Il lawyer. was named today
by Supreme Court Justice Benedict. III
BROOKLYN ~ n committee of onr 20 as
certain whe her Nicholas Romanoff. fur
mrr car OF Russia, is dead or alive. and,
if dead. who is nrXt nf kin.
Tonight. Mr.. Naumberg is eagerly
locking for some one who, can SolTc
the riddle :ur him. for oil it's solution
rests the question whether q SllI.4Io
Judgment which Mr. NaumbcrG recently
obtainrd against Mr. Rnn!anoff on be-
half Of tn, Marine TRANSFORMATION Cor.
poration service can bc called.
Mr.. NaumherE recently learned that
:hc ear had $l.0d0.000 on deposit in l
nati"na! bank hrrr. lie obtained n
court Judgment of Sll1.t1O. hut upon
preserving II 10 tn" hank was informed
that The bank could not pay "ui ::n!'
III 1hr fund unless Nicholas either were
:. rvrd with motto. or w"r" pro""d dead
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Man & Wife Unite
In Praise Of M Vim
Samuel Klein, Clothing Salesman
of 206 Highland Ave, Wood
lawn, Pa, Gives This
Testimony

INV rcifr end ,ccre badly run
dorn. She rGS "rrr>u7 dud blood
less. M stomach gurc me Il lot
Of trouh!e urI nttde me cross aid
ir,1tubl" IT times. Each WdS rr0r-
lid ubuut the ,t;."Y--bUtA loSirD
N 1reiqki and strength. HartHO
rad Nn-iim recommended 10 Us.
1.c tr:rH IT, The first bottle helped
:.e---mGdc ne k.tPpisr cad more cor
irh:cd FGW hEtt!"t hQrc done
!.uHdrrS Nc hD;t rr0diRci health.
:trpYgth and fifSh aud :uInnt 3aU
crouch far Su-Vim IRON Weed Tonic
u shyri1 has CmdsTHg strength and
bl9rG bHilding PAGERS end IL better
than .Ty other !r2n ton!r.
Nu-Eir1 il; the real vegetable tonic
all medic;aal-every drop Of Nu-Vin
contains the flesh and blood building
elements that sick rundown peoplL
need to regain heath. Nu-Vim is rec.
ommended 10 all who suffer from
stomach, liver. bladder, kidney anc
howell disorders; for rheumatism
scrofula and catarrhal troubles. Nc
case in which Nu-Fim has been triec
hit showed quick improvement.
IA Vim a1ay be had in Wheeling at
GreiSt & Compsay's Drug Store, 1925
Market Street
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GhPITaL:. news

CHARLESTON. March 1.-Two char
tors were issued today by the secretary
of state. as follows:
The :Helch Cash Store Of WEIGH. Nc
Dowll county. general merchandise; cap.
ital stock 100000. Incorporators: b F
Williams, j. 3. Johnson. T. A. Lambert
lula II. Armour and G., D. Thomas al
Of We1ch. ~.
! The Hampshire Canning company
principal office at Pittsburgh. and chief
Works st, French. Hampshire county
naarketins- cr same: capital stock SIS, 0Qp
Incorporators: John Reltz. Pittsburgh
j. X. Stoggers. ". NJ. Jackson. +. a. VIII
Hson and II. T. Adams of keySer. Min
eral county,
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USE BIG SHIPS FOR
RETURNING CANUCKS

lIALIFAN. y. s. March l"~-As th'
,..sul: Of tho riot among canadian troops
in ki,nel camp. Wales. ari~'nS''n"n!S
have been made 10 usr again me h'*
troop ships in the Canadian srrF.c" I"
carry soldiers back 10 Canada. lhe
slrnmrr Baltic has left Liverpool WITH
nyr.. moo men and the caTaan'a - on
h. WAY with nearly 3.0QQ.
Thu White Star liner Olympic IS
scheduled to sail from Liverpool on Sal,
,,r,Iav with I.rhn Canadian troops. Az
three ship. ar" coming /" this port. J,
j.. expected That Hi III" men III N'nir!
camp viii h. back IN canada d. Inc fha
of the month";
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DO AWAY WITH
INDIGESTION
How TO Purify Sour, Distressed Stom-
nch In q Pew Minutes

Let US talk plain English; let US call
q spade spade
Your food fer1nents and your stomach
isn't strong enough to digest the food
vou nut into it so the food sours and
forms poisonous gases, and when. 1t
does leave your stomach It has not fur
nished proper nourishmcnt to the blood
and has left the stomach in a filthy con-
dition.
Take Mi-o-na stomach tablets If you
want TO change your filthy stomach I" Il
healthy, clean, purified ono.
If Ni-o-na fails to relieve your lndI-
restion, rid you Of dizziness, biliousncSs
aand sick headache your dealer VIII
chcerfully refund your money.
II you want to make your stomach SO
strong that it will digest hearty meal
without distress. and you want 70 pc
Without that drowsy, all tired out feel
ing. take Mi-ona: 1t should give you
prompt relief. For sale by T.. a. GrlcSt
& Co and all leading druggists
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WORK FOR vAssAR GIRLS.

<r,W YORK. Ma"r', l2.r~-S"v"n Young
wnn,ru Srni t. l'raIn'' Hs E"I '.r"$s
Unit organized by Na*>ar college. hay"
II. y dns:-nai by m" French Eavnrr-
,,,.rt ~ ;a,:c charge - relief work Al
vcrd;,r Il was anuulrrcd hero igh:.
rhrv Will begin Saturday rhr relief or
raru-cr:. who hay" h"rn forbtddsn until
nov Ia return L. that dcsul;.lc district
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BETHANY BEATEN
pe,iaI Dispatch To The intelligence.

Special Dispatch Ia TIL" intelligence.
FAIRMONT ". Va. March T.
r'airmont "Y' closed lts basketball
season tonight by defeating with ease.
,.lhuny college. 80 To 20.
knight. ca tain Of Fa!rmont. had Il
lignmrnt torn loose in MIS- lex and was
forced Ia retire carly In tie game.
Tn" last ten minutes OF the game was
given ov'r By tn" "Y'' 10 assisting Russ
Meredith. The big guard, in his effort To
secure Il field basket. he not having
shot basket this year. Despite his
efforts he was not successful.
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Perkins on the Job.

: Harry, D. Perkins. lawyer OF Parkers-
burg. assumed the duties Of state pardon
attorney today. having been appointed
by Governor Cornwe1l to succeed James
h. Cutjip. who resigned to become prose
cutting attorney of Rraxton county. Tho
state supreme court OF appeals yesterday
admitted Mr.. Perkins to practice law
before that tribunal.
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BACK TO THE HOMELAND.

WASHINGTON. March la.--.Assign-
nrcnt Of the S5th fMichiG&n and AVIS
consin national army division and nine
ambulance: sections TO early "nnynE WAS
announced today by the war depart
mont The ambulance sections ar. the
5N1st. 5Oath. Ht6th. 586th, 524th, J55th.
G5Tth 635th and Send.
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BRESLAU OCCUPIED !:
.:
BY SILESIAN TROOPS :
~~""
TO PREVENT RED RAID

BASLF:. March 12.-tBy the AssoGl-
led IrrSs. )-Silcsiar troops. acting IN
agreement with tho Central SoldtefF
council, have occupied the public bpit4-
ings Of EreSlau. according 10 adrtcss
from that city. This action was taken
owing 10 tho discovery that SpartacAn
leaders were. arriving In BrSslau from
Berlin with the purpose OF delivering
the town 10 piMage.
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was his desire that the defendants be
tried separately. The request was
granted.
The jury that tried Winak was COM
posed OF the Following citizens of Ohio
county: ". Il. HcrVcy. p. +. Phillips.
John Ulrich. X; W. Cook. {. @. Dodge.
Arch Games, Sam Natrrson. Jess B. Nc
Gin. George Roy. Thomas Cox. Howard
Oliver and Alex {. herman.
Tho defendant who is n rather ro-
buStlx built and rather handSom" young
man Of about - years. heard the verdict
without branching. Although 4t foreign
nationality, hc appears Thoroughly
Amcricanized and was neatly attIred IN
a dark suit when he appeared in court
yesterday.
Tor q Bad Gold.
Take Chamberlain's Cough temedH.
II has stood the test or tlm2 ana c.' 't
hr depended upon. For sale BY All
dealers
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,IConpensst1on, Nsws.

: Two fatalities were reported to tn"
state compensation department to-day, as
Soilowss
} G.. H. Berry of Scarlow. Fayette coun-
r., 13 years old and single; employed
~ Wife Oak Fuel company of McDon-
aid: instantly kid in wreck Of coal
train.
: Walter Conrad Of Huttonsrille. Ran
dolph county, 81 years old and single
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rn,s ror Sour stomach.

Eat slowly. masticate your food NOR
onr}iy. Eat but little meat and none
at ali for supper. # YOU are stu
troubled with sour stomach, take one
of Chanberlain's Tablets before SolnS
10 bed For sale by all dealers.
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RECRUITING roH TIE AMY.

HUNTINGTON, ". Va. March a.
Army recruiting headquarters for the.
Huntington district, which comprises the
greater part OF West EirEinia- were, re-
opened hero to-day with Colonel; =: ~.
Sha fer in charge. Major James n Pin
lev has been named assistant TO Cpl8nci
Shaffer. In addition to the two OFF,
GERS eleven mon will be stationed here.
Auxiliary stations will be- opened shortly
in Wheeling. ParkersburE, Charleston.
ClarkshurE. keyscr. BlUSfield'. ana
Ronccvcrtc
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|employed as brakeman by the Green
nrier, Cheat and Elk Railroad company.
crushed to death under logs which rolled
OF crane
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WINDOW GLASS SUITS.
pARERsBURG. W. Va. March

PAEkERSBCRG. W. Va. March IL
Two suits wcrc filed here to-day in
United States court BY the window
Glass Machine Company. a New Jersey
and Pittsburgh concern and others
arains. the Tuna window Glass Com
pany and the West Fork Glass Com
pany. West Virginia concerns doing
business at Clarksburg.' The bins filed
in each case charge that the defendants
have nfringcd upon patents Owned oy'
and. the property Of the Plaintiffs Re-
Gently the same plaintiffs instituted
suits against two other West Virginia
glass companies making the same ane-
cations.
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(,,(J'I'I(>(JERlA'
HEALS
ECZEMA

Of scalp. Suffered two months
Sore, red and broke cut in pimpies:
Itching so intense would scratch all
the time. Hair thin, lifeless and dry.
Could not rest day OF night. Decided
10 try Crticurs Soap and Ointment.
In few days much better and after
using one cake Soap and one box
Ointment was healed.
From signed statement OF MISS
Gertrude Lester, Ceda1town, GA.
For every purpose Of the toilet
cuticura Soap and Ointment are
supreme.
cuticura Talcum is delicate. delightful.
dsstngue. 1t iinparts TO the person
charm Incompatible and peculiar 10 itSef'
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Because copper is used SO extensively
In currency the Chinese government
controls the mining of that metal
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; Instead Of nasty, harsh pills, salts,
castor oil or dangerous cslornel, why
don't you keep Casca1ets handy for the
children? Cascarets can always be &C.
pended upon when good liver and
bowel:cleansing is necessary they move
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
CHILD BURNS; F|REMEN BATTLE
WITH FIRE A SQUARE AWAY
CHRISTMAS MUSIC At
FIRST j. P. CHURCH

Special music will feature the ser
vices both morning and evening AT the
First United Presbyterian church, OF
which Dr. Charles H. Robinson Is pas
tor. DR.. Robinson will deliver an ad-
dress, appropriate to the Christmas sea-
son. at the evening service.
The Christmas music OF the morning
service follows:
Organ Prelude-O Sanctissima. ......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rreorick Lux
Authenticity Night. Silent Night.
................... Sneliey
Orfertory-Ave Marie. ........... BUCK
Bass SOlo-Rejoice. wilson
Anthem-Nazarcth ............ HarKer
Postlude-Triumphal March,. BUCK
Evening Eude
Prelade-The Light Of The World.
Hamilton Grey
(The First u. P. Orchestra and Organ)
Cantata-The Story Of Bethlehem.
.. BY William Spence
Part 1.-The Shepherds
/. Pastorale.
>. Tenor Solo and Che Sus-There Were
Shepherds.
8. Bass Recitative-Znd 10! The Angel
Of The Lord. :
Soprano Solo-Fear Not!
4. Tenor Recitativc-And s, ddenly.
5. Bass Recitative-And 1t rme To
Pass.
Chorus-Let Us Nov. Go Even Unto
Bethlehem.
s. Alto RecitatiVe - And They Came
With Haste.
Alto Solo and Chorus--Sleep. Holy
Babe.
Z. Bass Recitative-And Thou. Bethle-
hem.
Chorus-He Shall Be Great
Part 1.-THE MAgt
8. Bass Recitative-Now When Jesus
Was Born.
Chorus Of Men-Where is He.
Full Chorus-And 10! The Star.
9. Tenor Solo-Earth Has Many a
Noble City.
10. Finale Chorus.
Offertory violin and Organ)-The
Holy Night ............ Buck.
Address-Pev. Charles H. Robinson.
Postlude-All Hail The Power. Lewis
Orchestra and Orsan)
rsonnell Of tho choir - Directress
and soprano. Miss NJ. Virginia Hall; con-
tralto, Miss Emily Sommewille: tenor,
Mr.. William Dietniler: bass, Mr.. WILL
lam Griffith.
Orchestra-Walter Rogers. DR.. J. II.
Mcclure. Frank Job. Robert Linke, Rob-
ert Yahrling. Oliver Edwards, James
Mr.. William Dietmiller; bass. Mr.. Will
lam Moore, organist.
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T0COMBAT
LIVING COST IN
BUCKEYE STATE

COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. IA plan to
help combat the high cost Of living
through enlarging the state bureau or
markets was submitted 10 Governor
Cox today by~former food aiministra-
tor Fred c. Croxton and his former dep
utys DR.. J. E. Hagerty. They had been
directed by the governor to make sur
vey Of availability OF the market bureau
in the task Of combating high living
costs.
The proposed plan contemplates an
additional expenditure Of $3s.35O 10
maintain new divisions OF information
and market news service, cooperative
organization, public markets and stand
ards. The report states that notwith-
standing many Of the problems are ma
tion-wide and can be handled only
through federal cnactments others can
be handled through state legislation. The
report states that apparently the fed
eral government has no comprehensive
plan TO meet present needs" Both the
governor and attorney general Price
Joined in the recommendations. CroN-
ton and Haggcrty at the request OF
Governor Cox have spent several
months investigating plans for state
action to meet the high cost Of living
problems While their recommended
tions do not contemplate any immediate
relic they point the way to ADJUST
msnt : conditions to a normal basis
and the development OF a permanent
plant for continuing results.
The bureau Of marketing as a depart
ment of agriculture. has been too gener-
ally looked upon as an agency to assist
in marketing farm products" say the
report. III the bureau cannot be made
10 serve the consumer as well as the
producer. steps should be taken without
delay to create department wholly
scpapare from the department created
largely to serve n single great interest.
Lack Of COORDINATION among federal
agencies dealing with living costs Is
criticized by the experts. Suggested
publication Of fair price" lists they de-
clare. would be worse than useless
without public sentiment being first de-
vcloped."
The great body OF people moving to-
gc,her made the accomplishments OF the
food administration possible" Croxton
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Mn. anLEsPY DELIVERS rNSTRuc.
TIVE ADDRESS TO STUDSNTS
OF UNION SCHOOL ON TU-
BE1CULOSIS.
Bale Of Red Cross Seals Is Slow and
BOY Scouts VIII Make Determined
Campaign for Big Results
Todny.

The close attention given and the keen
interest displayed by tho sixth grad"
class in hygiene Of Union school at Rcd
Cross Christmas Seal headquarters yes
tcrday, after viewing the exhibit, when
they listened to a lecture by DR.. Thur
man Gillcspy on tuberculosis, was most
gratifying to those in charge OF me
class and headquarters. Thirty men,
bers Of the class were present and the
address by DR.. Gillespy was In terms
readily understood by them with the
result that they paid the closest at
tcntion 10 the lecture.
Much practical instruction in combat
ting the disease through attention to
colds and following any illness was
given The doctor especially cautioned
them as to cleanliness and 10 get plenty
of fresh air and sunlight, guarding
against splitting and many other feature
conducive TO better health.
The standing Of the Boy Scouts sell
ing the seals underwent an upset yes
terday when Scout VIM. Sherwood Of
Troop 20 forged to the front and took
the lead in numbcd Of sales sold from
Scout Geo. Krausc. OF Troop 7. This is
the first time that the latter has lost
the lead since the campaign began.
The margin OF lead held by Scout Sher-
wood is close and today may witness
another upset. All OF the Scouts are due
to turn in reports this afternoon anil
evening which may alter the standirS
materially since none Of tho out-thc-
pike, troops or Warwood have reported
this week. All are requested TO get re.
ports in full to headquarters during to-
day of this evening.
1t is hoped that at the closing time
of headquarters this evening will show
big jump in the total sales OF Red
far reported is far short OF what 1t
should be. The need for thorough work
in fighting tuberculosis is greater right
now than ever before. When one real
ICES that 1s draft men in Ohio county
were rejected because Of tuberculosis
and six soldiers returned with the dis
ease and many with a tendency toward
tuberculosis. added 10 the weakened
lung resistance due TO the ravagcS or
the flue last year among the people. it
is not hard to understand the nccessit?
why tho Gnti-tuberculosis workers,
nurses and the medical profession Gro
making greater efforts than ever before
to combat the spread OF any disease AMI
more particularly tuberculosis. No in
vestment toward the general welfare OF
the public can be made that is more
meritorious than that made TO combat
tuberculosis.