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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

Wheeling faces the prospect # near
flood. at least. as result OF the heavy
iown-rour Of rain Friday afternoon ana
last night.
With the river stage at the wheeling
wharf l. feet. s inches. a l:"O O'Clock
,bi+ morning and rising at the rate OF
ceout II inches An hour. residents OF
the !owlands began 10 feel alarm over
the river situation.
The lntelligcnccr reached Weather
Forecastcr Henry Fcnnywitt. Of IItts-
hurSh. by long S-distance telephone AZ
1880 O'Clock last night. Mr.. fcnny-
wln said that 1t is certain that Wheel
ing will have 4 good big river" but nc
would not hazard a prediction as 10 The
stage that may be expected.
We have had about two inches OF
rain in Pittsburgh since carly after
noon" the forccastcr said. The stage
here IS now 10 feet. The river has
risen two fec, since the rainfall beEa n
today.
II believe that tho rain has been
heaviest over the Kiskiminetas and
Youghioshcny rivers, Yc have not had
reports from the other tributaries. and
our stations arc closed AT night. SO
have no way OF telling tonight what Is
the situation oNcr the othcr valleys.
IT would no, hc able to predict accu-
rately what stage Wheeling may expect.
II depends upon whether or not the
rain IL generally as heavy as It has
been here and At Wheeling. and whether
Il continues nuch Ion ser. feel certain
that there will no good big river, but
with the reports now At hand. ! would
not feel justified in predicting a food
stage"
Reports received after Mr. Fennywitt
eave out this statement indicate that
there was a heavy rainfall over the
MononEahele river valley. with side
streams rourinE .ou. small foods OF
water. All streams below Wheeling are
reported rising rapidly. The Little
Eanavha. MuskinEum and Hooking riv-
e-s were AL reported high. Reports
IRON, the interior Of Ohio as far vrs; as
Columbus -cpcrt that the streams are
badly swollen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

Washington. April 14.-(By The As
ISOLATED Press. )-Thc question OF mill
tary preparedness arose today IN the
senate appropriations committee during
ito consideration Of the army appro-
pria,ion bill Discussion OF the subject
vas brief, but senators said the aues-
ton OF u national policy had grown Out
Of the fsht over the house reduction IN
the size Of the array.
Major General !; c. Harbord, deputy
chief Of staff ami BriGadier Genera /
William lassI;er D, charge OF military
operatIous and training. appeared before
the committee TO present the war oe-
partments views on tnc subject "t tne
house cut the former insisting tnat the
ORGANIZATION was strained to the break
ing point nov under the forced reduc-
ton ~ wear aGC and me latter de-
srrin.nS tho nlon adopted hv the depart
mont for '"huiidirc Up ar low expense
inc forces required m an emergency.
'lf pro"ie on IA not made for lJN."oh
-,er- AID General. Esrhorh. then Ne
r-rn a.. -Na-5-H With ore-,'i"n arf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Court Orders Husband
to Beat Up ViHifier

Atlantic City. y. J. April lt.-Wco-
stcr Riley was instructed 10 beat up
Thomas Curtis BY Recorder Clarence
Goldenberg today. This judicial de-
cision followed the testimony OF Mrs.
Riley, who said that Curtis was accost-
ing her on the street writing untounded
accusations in letters TO her husband
and making scenes when they went in
rublic places The husha nd is ta!! and
muscular. while the defendant is small
in stature. sparscly built and wiry in
movement. The recorder looked a. them
both With 4 critical eye and said;
81, looks 20 me As II You weF" Dig
enough TOY settle the controversy by
beating him up and while YOU arc, a. IL.
would suggest that you give him 4
good licHing."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
COLLAPSE Of
LEyEE FLOODS
BIC TERRITORY
300 FAMILIES FLEE
IN PEORIA DISTRICT
Situation on the Lower Missis.
sippi River Becomes
More Threatening.

Cairo. H.. April 1.-two hundred
feet OF the main levee at AldridGe. near
whcrn the Big MUDDY river enters The
Mississippi, collapsed today and the
water will probably ovcrrun 5000 10
10000 acres of land, according to re,
port received here late today.
The report Of the collapse was re-
rcivcd At the local office or tho Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad. The threatened
area Is principally lowlands and no loss
OF life Is expected. A great part OF the
land is under cultivation. and thousands
Of acres Of corn are endangered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
GEN, HARBORD DECLARES US.
NEEDS ARMY Of 100000 MEN

maintenance Of the work must ask c.
gress to ,restate for Us the miss OF
the army -
The statement followed q series %
questions by Senator Hitchcock. Demo
crat, Ncbra ska, who contended tha1 tne
European side Of preparedness had
been proved wrong by the world Waf
General Harbord declared that the
United States would have saved ooea
money upon which II Is now paying IN.
,erest n II had been properly prepared
for the. war The work done BY the
American army. ne said. was at extra
ordinary expense and would have
availed nothing had not gallant France
held the line until we tot our mAchfn-
cry going"
Mr.. Hitchcock argued that the UnitsA
States had fooled all Europe In SstdAS
actively and effectively into the nay
In less than year.
To this the general answered ehat
had the preparation taken place ahSad
~ In. declaration of u1r. Germany
nigh, hav. '.H t'H.-e~+ atent .rgay-
NV ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
WHEELING DISTRICT ST0RM-SWEPT;
VERY HIGH RIVER IS PREDICTED
.Cloudburst
At Golfers
Telegraph Lines Down, and
Details of the Visitation
Not Obtainable.

Stcuhonv;il" April t-Rcports reach.
ing here shortly before midnight are 10
the effect that there has been a cloud
burst between Golfers, W. Va and
Dtnsmorc Ia.
Telephone communication with Co!
liers cannot be csta blished, but 4 t'!c.
phone message from railroad tower
man at New Cumberland Junction re.
ports that the creek flowing in from the
vicinity OF Golfers is pouring out rag
Ing torrents upon which great deal
OF debris Is floating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15

senatorial leaders coincide IN this ~
spccL &.
Under present plans the tart3 vM D
t,Len un in the senate next ThurS0Ay
while the finance committee taxes up
1h. bonus bill with the possibility that
It may mako radical changes IN It's - II
wa. passed by the house When the
bonus measure has been reported 70 tne
senate II Will be taken up for eonddsfa-
ton during lulls IN the tariff deoate.
IN. bonus bill Is expected to Be READY
for senate consideration in about foe1'
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Lower Mississippi Is
Preparing for the Worst

New Orleans. April 14.-With a crest
OF tho Mississippi river within a few
inches OF tho top OF the levees here and
a forecast by the weather bureau indi-
eating that an additional rise of l.3 feet
is proba Bile before the end OF tho month,
every food protective agency in the city
was reported on the alert ton!sh: 10 cope
with any emergency.
Government engineers In charge OF the
lcvecs. officials OF the dock board ond
ripermcn declared there was no danger
threatening in the lower reaches Of tho
river. Especially was this true, they
said. with regard 10 New Orleans where
tho levecs gradually slope back for hun
drcds Of feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Fumulty's hook

Eya-reody who knows NJ. Tumulsy
lS aware that nc had no idea or Wr'tinS
ANYTHING tina, would reflect untaTorao oiS
a, MS former chief. There is CIR
.,rs,antial story that Mr.. Wilson cida
r,s tbo book when II was published ~
,bs n.vsoaoe-s and that only few po-'
.,o,s r.re read to hin-chaptcrs vhirH
!, u.as supposed would not arouse his
-. And 4, Is known also that Mt
-unultv's visits 20 mo wilson homf
since then have been occasional whereas
ntb.r, Of the Wilson coterte had tree
access 70 tho former president.
Nobody Is perhaps more surprised a.
,ha, ha. happened than Joseph T. Tun'
n,,v himself. Nobody was more sur
rr.sed than Colonel Edwin ". House
uhrn Mr.. Wilson without a word o.
waning dropped him from his list o'
I,,tnate. Nobody was more SURPRISED
Than George Harvey when Mr. wilson
b,untly told him ne didn't want his sup
por: any moro.
The whole thing perhaps Is efpla'0'
.h,, ,rh.o NJ. Wilson'S intense d!El'Sr
.. "srokcsmen" - r"caled. WaShiHc;or
.o--cs,ond.n,s will not soon forget The
,.i-o- ,r,th uhi~h NJ. WILSON denounced
m. Spokesman idea one dsr early IN h''
Malone had made a political speech In
How York attempting TO interpret shc
Democratic national adnintstratseu's at
,,,udn on New York state POLITICS The
former president never wanted any one
"a do anv speaking for him without c1'
oIirtt ,utho-it- 10 loathcd interprCtl
tiopS Of his viewpoint. friendly or un
: friendly. becaGsc Of characteristic
feeling that T. re had ANYTHING 70 say
nubliclv he was vel qualified with 20
cabulary and style ot expression 10 say
It.
whether the Tumrlty episode Will
mean a permanent break IS matter Of
altering opinions but the chances are
that the former president will set owe,
his irritation and say something sooner
or later which Will bring back unto his
bosom the mar who served him for ter
wears with an energy and enthusiasm
and hero worship rarely witnessed II
public life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
SEEK REVIVAL OF
RICHLAND INJUNCTION
Petition in Behalf of Wheeling
Concern Entered in
Federal Court.

Ciarksburs, ". Va, April IA petit
ron 70 revive the temporary injunction
araias: union miners for interfering
with the employees o. the Richland Coal
company Of Wheeling. WAS filed in
United States District court here today
with Judge W. T. Bake.
No order vas entered while court was
N session. Clerk s. X. Harrison. Jr.
sa.d
Jodn 4. Howard. OF Wheeling. ap-
pcarcd as counsel for the coal company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Rainfall on ,Muskingum
Reported Very Heavy;
Damage in Tyler County

FarEersburg. ". Va. April FIX
tremely heavy rains in this section OF
the Ohio Valley have caused the Ohio
river 10 rise eight feet during the past
ten hours. and reports have been re-
ccivcd from interior sections Of this
ntate and ca stern Ohio that all the
Small streams are on rampage and
doing much damage. The rainfall here
during the past twelve hours Is reported
u have been one and fourteenth inches.
while at Marietta tho Euage showed
three and three-tcnth inches rainfall.
The greatest danger here is from the
(oonttuusd on Page Hourtssn)
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AIege Fire Companies
Become InCendarieS

Rlverhcad y. T. April 14.-Charges
that rivalry Is running so high between
volunteer fire companies IN this Long
Island town that one OUTFIT starts a
blaze in order to beat another TO the
scene arc being investigated the assist
ant district attorney Of Suffolk county
admitted tonight. I'm fact" he said
''wc have learned that bets have been
made on the races.
Last Wednesday one company FOUND
its truck drapcd in black crepe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
PENNYW|TT NOT
YET WILLING To
MAKE ESTIMATE
Heavy Rainfall Extends Over
Three States, and Very
High Water Certain.

Wa,rhman R;hcc. or nam -. at
War~ood at 10 o'clock th!S morn
ing stated the river there was rising
nine inches an hour. Mr.. Bibee stat
ed the sudden rise Of the water at
the dam caused them 10 use emer-
gency means Of preparing for hiSh
water. the wicket and gate controls
being reached by tho waters before
proper connections could be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
PRESIDENT WANTS
TARIFF PRECEDENCE
over BONUS BILL

washinston, April Il. Presid en-
H.rdinz was declared today at the
white House to be Of the opinion that
tariff legislation should be given pre-
cedence in the senars over the soldiers s
bonus.
Although It was made clear that the
rresid.nt had received no request from
Republican leaders in the senate tor
advice as TO which measure should ne
taken up Arst. II is understood that the
views Of both the chief executive and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
hundreds PloetnQ.

Peoria. H.. April l4.-Three hundred
families arc fleeing from the region BE-
hind tho lcvee in East Peoria. follow
Ing warning that the walls will not
Withstand the lliino.s river more than
"a hours. \ break would bring a 10
foot wall Of water in the homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
SALE OF COAL LANDS

risrksburG. ". Va. April lt--Saie OF
ocE! lands on Ringamon' creek Harrison
county. involving sixteen acres Ard
consideration OF So 900 VAS placed on
record in the office Of county court here
today The transfer !" 'rcT 7. : 'iar'
,d-c'- ard wife and = r E"H.7H"n -
N. Hon Cosl company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
lAHl rHoWH Hro RIVER

Fa!ru?oat ". Va. April 1.-THE nude
body Of .yir, baby was found heating
in tho MononEahela river hero. soday.
The coroner who Is Investigating. stated
his bc'icr tho child vas stranghd 10
death and thrown into the river The
BABY vas about three days old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
rHn WEATHER

West virginia: Pair and oooIsr satnr-
day. Sunday fair.
Ohio and Wsstsrn PsnnsJivsnia: Pair
Saturday; cooler IN south portion Sun
day fair And warmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
To the Women of Wheeling

polls Thursday that
Shall have water from the
faucets Wheeling and abundant supply in
this unhealthy mud with
conhagaor because water supply
8 disgracefully inadequate?
the bond that will give fra-
facilities additional
Of section OF Greater Wheeling:
have but opinion where the health and safev
families concerned.
election least
outside workers. They feel
that in citizen should be willing help without
undersigned voter In the city come
time for service election day for work
this unless the outside worker duty
to help voter understand the ballots
matter Of politics. it matter OF health and
Wheeling including Warwood Gregg
vile Elm Grove nd all pike sections.
ask to be alive to the import
interest and understanding by call
her ward chairman given below and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
|Tumulty and
| Wilson Clash
|DismaysDems.
By DAVID LAWRENCE
(CopyriEht ~ The lntcllsenceo

Washington, Arr!l l4.--Toodrow Will
sons public reputation OF a er'et ana
tnrocuously wordcd message conveyed
10 New York political dinner by the
man nho for ten years has been hts pri-
vate secretary. none other than Joseph
r. Tumulyy who lately has published a
mos, laudatory biography Of his former
chief has brought dismay 10 Democrats
and Republicans alike N the national
capital.
Wha, does it mean: Is t another
break between Woodrow Wilson and An
intimate frierd. another chapter m the
series OF personal differences with his
supporters which began first with the
break between Mr.. Wilson and George
Harvey, then between SIR. Wilson and
Colonel House and nov between Mr..
Wilson. and his own pr;Ste secretary O;
octicia. days?
The former president lives in Seciu-
son. Nothing was said on his eehat
today by n;pody. Mad Mr.. TuWuSE
maintained melancholy silence. II
not 4 happy moment tor the man who
hat,lcd faithfully for MS ch;cttain only
10 be publicly repudiat"d on relative
" I7ccnscqucntlal mattel for all poll
t.csI folks arc agreed that what Mr..
Tumulty brought to the New York din
ncr was so generally phrased as TO be
oc no especial significance even though
friends OF Mr.. Cox may have for their
own reason seen IL |" interpret II as
an endorsement Of the former Ohio Gov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
Dauoherty's Statement.

"aSnlnSkOU, hpIA IL Cpoh 'Ne'
ing the White House after confer
ence with President Harding today,
Attorney General Daugherty said he
had gained an impression that pre-
liminary and local conferences" were
now going on between local unions
OF coal miners and the operators In
bituminous fields. He intmated that
this impression had been gained from
contact which he had with different
parties on his recent trip. to Indian
apolis. The visit there. was occa
stoned BY his desire to get In touch
with legal aspects OF the governments
prosecution aimed at miners union
officials and coal operators charged
with violating antitrust laws.
May Make Proposals. .
White House officials later dis
cussed briefly the coal situation and
inumated that the government might
In the future have proposals to SUB
nit to the conflicting parties.
President Harding and his admins
tration at this moment, it was added.
had no serious apprehensions about
the situation. 1t was pointed out that
the price of coal had not advanced.
and that the temper Of all parties had
not been irritated. The president still
held TO the opinion. it was declared,
that the administration would only in.
terTene in case the situation, devel'
oned into an emergency threatening
the welfare OF the people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
CAR TRAFFIC IS
BLOCkADED BY
STORM s DEBRIS
Many Small Streams Flooded
and Much Damage In
hicted By Elements.

APPROXIMATELY two inches OF rain fell
N the Wheeling district between $50
O'Clock Friday afternoon and midnight.
This Is probably the heaviest rainfall
for like period in the history OF this
part OF the Ohio Valley.
Wheeling creek, Caldwe,rs run. BogSs
run and other streams emptyirg into the
Ohio river in this vicinity. were raging
torrents this morning. and considerable
| damage was done by the swollen
streams, which in many instances climb
ed out OF their banks.
Wheeling streets were curb-dccp with
water many times during the period OF
the heavy rainfall. and travel either
afoot or n automobiles vas very diff
, cult
Narrovs Buried In slips.
The first serious result OF the rain
storm Vas reported 4: Sis O'Clock last
evening when Wheeling Traction car
, service between McMechcn and Mounds
, vllic was completely cut off By three
huge landslides in the Narrpvs.
Owing to the danger Of UvcrnanSinS
rocks coming down t,any minute. and
;hc fact THAI trees thrcat"ncd TO break
down trolley wires. telephone wires and
poles in a twisted mass in the slips, the
traction company declined TO attempt
! the dangerous feat OF transferring pas
senScrs in the Narrows. and the service
/ from McMcchcu to Moundsville was
completely abandoned. Every available
orkInan vas called out TO help fight
, the slir. which threatened 10 go on over
onto the main line tracks oc the Ealt:-
more 4 Ohio railroad IL is NOT u1aiy
, that car service through tho Narru vs.
can be resumed this morning.
Subway Is Flooded.
EoSSs Run carried ,ot ot debris
i"Hn against the cuivc:t which drains
the SenWood subway. With the culvert
blocked the wafer rose rapidly. and
, shortly after o'clock last night. water
way. This nNccssitatcd ;bandonncn,
: % Wheeling Traction car service ana
vehicle travel from SO"ih "A Nrccling to
Eenwood and McMechen until crew
from the Island car harm succeeded in
dragging the debris out o" tho rulvcrt
md opening WAY Cor the BusGs run
flood water TO reach the river
Elm Grove Il Flooded.
Wh"eli7c creek got out OF bounds
toontnusd on Page 1ourtSsn)
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Evidence Of Pious

In other days Woodrow Wilson would
b,ye written 70 a New IorN newspaper
IN 9, different vein. lie would have ad-
m:t,ed having discussed the matter OK
, message to tho. New York dinner with
Mr.. Tumulty and would have said IN a
oubic statement that hc oidni intend
mis- remarks 10 De construed Tor or
AGAINST any ca andidate now or IN inc tu-
ture This would have confirmed MI
Tumulty's own statement or MS con
ve-sation with Mr.. Wilson and wonId
have disclosed exactly how the miSunueE
s,apdinr arose between the two men.
The fac, that Mr. Wilson, without con
xu,,ir- Joseph r Tumuity. wrote letter
10 a New York newspaper STATING Ih"l
Tho message read At tho dinner was NOT
authorized" and did not 50" nj TO con-
Hrm the conversation in which tne se
marks attributed TO him were ro;ced IS
a-ccpted on its face as an evidence OIL
rioue on the part OF the former prest-
dant and a de sire TO show the pubic tnat
Mr. Tumulty is not his spokesman.
Incidentally political Washington mas
Been buzz!ns for months with tho re-
no-ts Of visits made 10 the "lson
shrine nv worshtppers OF the to5mer
pre.,d.nt who are understood 10 nave
criticized severely some OF the CHAP
,e-s in Mr. Tumulty's book. They are
s.id 10 have urged Mr.. Wilson to say
,oms,h;ns publicly or write something
rbtch would offset the Impressions ere
oted nv certain Tumulty writings. Many
~ tbrs. visitors arc known 70 have
,.sn Influenced b. the surprisingly un-
f-icndIv twist which critics gave eH-
rerp,s from the Tumulty volume.
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Another Injunction Will
Affect ll9 Operations

r7,.-l.s.or. Il Va. April 4--Juar.
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LEWIS DENIES
MOVE To END
MINING STRIKE
ATTORNEY GENERAL
HEARD OF EFFORTS
White House Announces Gov
ernment May Soon Make
Proposals.

Springfield. Ill.,, April 14.-Comment.
ing on the statement Of Attorney Cen
cral Daugherty, given out in Wash
ington, that "preliminary and local
conferences" are going on among op-
orators and miners. President Lewis
of the United Mine Workers, at his
home here, declared positively that
no conferences at all are in pro-
gress."
Please say for me-" Mr.. Lewis re-
mated that no conferences are IN
progress and none In prospect"
Mr.. Lewis denied published statements
that he had been given specified time
within which to corral the government I
into federal Intervention In the strike:
Such a report" he said, lis absol-
utely false. am not making any dcs-
pcrate attempts OF any sort: the policy
committee has not been called TO con-
slider separate state agreements, and
have been given no orders
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Record High Stage

Todav'z forecast that a stage SIX
tcnths OF a foot higher than the prev
ious high record established in 1916.
would be reached here. caused no Rp-
prehension among levcc officials, who
insisted the levees could stand even .
greater strain.
Reports from Plaqueminc, La, where
a newly constructed section OF levee had
shown signs of weakening. were to the
effect that tho engineers had won their
fight there. and no further trouble was
anticipated
The lower sections OF Arkansas City,
Ark. were reported flooded today 10 I
depth or several feet. The business sec
tfon OF the city. however was above the
hackwatcr.
ForsoaEtA Revised
An interesting feature In today's food
developments was the announcement by
tho weather bureau that a storm area
centcred over southern Missouri attend
dcd by light precipitation in Kansas.
Missouri. Illinois. and the Ohio Valley
and that another low pressure area was
moving southeastward from the British
Northwest Partly cloudy to cloudy
weather for the lower valley WAS fore
cast for the next thirty-siI hours.
A general revision upward Of hood
stage predictions was made by the
weather bureau today, this being tho
third upward climb since the first an
nouncemcnt OF the present flood vas
made.
The Mississippi riycr below Vlcksburs
and the Atchafalaya river will continue
10 rise. the forecast said. and with tho
ievces holding how water now IN sight,
slightly higher stages are indicated for
.hc !ovcr river and it's tributaries
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OFFER YOUR SERVICES TO-DAY
MRS 4 " PAUL.. Ohio County League OF Women Nniers-
NES ! HAROLD BRENNAN. Nomans Club Of WhcclnS
MRS n Z MCONKEY. Pre- 7ident Service Star Legion
MISS ELLA HUGHES President Catholic WomcnS l"aT71o
uES LEO WOLF EoH Street Temple Sieterhood.