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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27
FERRY BOYS
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE

Radin Powell. agcd Is. was serious
~ injured. probably Internally. and Will
fred Reisbeck. aged i6. received a slight
cut On the head. when the two were
thrown from a bicycle after haVtng been
Is after 1880 o'clock. The accident oc-
CURED near Sixth and Center streets.
Martins Ferry. only a short distance
from the Home Of the Powell boy.
II b. said that the which
struck the boys was driven by George
Watkins oil Martins Ferry. and that the
accident was unavoidable. Ia tppears
that the boys We're riding together on a
bicycle near sixth street. and that the
machine was coming down Center. and
they collidcd at the intersection OF the
streets.
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CHRISTIAN sC1rNoE

FIRST church ~ Christ. Scientist. \
o. q. ". Auditorium. l11g ChapIfne
street Services sunday at 100 a. m.
subject Ancient and Modern Necrom-
turf. alias AieEmeri-m and HypuutIsm.
denounced" Wednesday tsstimurfai
meeting 500 u TO- unray school al
g. o. m Reading room. 1iIs ChspItna
street. open daily. except surf4t- and
legal holidays. from re- 90 p.rIpr 81 un-
go Zoo 30 m. and Ou saturday .t,rinE
from 100 o'clock tu % nn O'Clock The
public l1 invited 90 attend tine services
ana to make u-e % the privileges OF tho
reading room.
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First Baptist church. Twelfth and
BYRON streets. r. J.. Brininstool. pastor.
Memorial service AZ 10 80 a m. theme.
World Peace Court" In the evening at
i5 the thought IS: Real Liberty
bible school at s.ib. WarWnod Mission
az ? 30. Noung Peoples meeting at IS.
bcacors' meeting Monday evening az
. 30, 90 receive persons wishing Co. unite
with the church. Training class Wed
uesdav evening at 30. Prayer ser
vice at 80. being the covenant meet
Ing OF the month.
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PROF. FINLEY RETIREs FROM
WARWooD CHURCH SUNDAY

Prof \ T. Finley who has served
me Warwood Christian church for
ABOUT eighteen months. will preach
MS last sermon next Sunday. An
members are expected 10 be present
on This occasion and hear the parting
message. The church has now become
Strohs enough 10 support a regular
pastor. The Bible school opens AZ
90 a, m, Carl Carothers supt.. Prof
II. r Boyd chorister. Announcement
as 10 the newly called pastor will be
made.
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Spirit messages will be given at the
close OF lecture. Rev. -. W. Way. pastor
and phyChtc. The children.s progress
sive lyceum will meet In the lyceum
building at the corner OF Maryland ave
nue and North Broadway. Island. at
1850 a. m. Webster spencer. conductor.
All are welcome.
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EVANGELICAL

81 PsuIs Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. August e..
itasche. pastor Services for SUNDAY.
a. m. German preaching services at
1880 a m English preaching services
ar 1870 .. m. Evangelical league at
p 40 .. ~. Meetings during the week
I'hrHer training class Tuesday at .
.H IN. Church council wednesday at b
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David Leyes, a Scotchman. for
lrlklng his father. was sentenced IN
lf5f 10 appear "~bairheddit and bair.
In'ut in church with an apologize
placard attach to his Uranium.
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M'MEcHEN CHURCHES.

Christian Church. corncr Fourth and
Logan streets. parsonage 100 same block
fronting On l1fth street. G. ". Fuller.
Jr.. minister. Bell phone 1861. Bibte
school At lu.on e. m. Earl Freeman. sup
crintcndcnt. Morning worship at II 90
oClock. Christian Eud'aNor at 6.45 \.
m. Evening worship at sE5 o'clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Ladies Ala meeting all day Thursday.
choir rehearsal Friday evening. Satur-
day beginning At d 3" p. m. the Loyal
Daughters class and Company Il II
our team worker will give a IS cent
lunch In m" basement ~ the church. Ice
cream viii b. sold. At the evening ser
vice a report OF tho state b Die chool
convention will bs given.
McMcchcn church OF God-Sunday
school az ;i5 a m.. g. *. Lowe. super
i~ntendtut. WOrShip and sermon at IL
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OUT TIE PIKE CHURCHES.

stone Presbyterian church. Elm
Grove. ". Na.-Public worship At II a.
m ana 20 >. m. morning theme The
Rebound % Life. Matt. VII. .. At this
service viii he the installation Of the
elders and dcacons elect. Evening sub
Jet Peter a Fisherman" John xxi. 2.
school a. 9.55. classes for all
ages. adults are cordially welcomed:
Junior Christian Endesvor az 30. Mes
danes IeddiCord and Brennan superin-
t~endents. senior Endcavor at $50, lead
er, Raymond Lewellyn.
81. rnuls church. Elm Grove. ]. Io-
gan Fish. rcctor-There will he services
IN -. fauls church tomorrow. the NTH
sunday after Easter. at 10 30 O'Clock in
the morning.
Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
W~oodsdnle. James Mease Potter. n. u.
minister-SorNiccs az u o. m. and 7.s5
j M. morning subject Pitching our
Tent Toward Sudom". SUNDAY school
ana adult bible classes at $50 a m .
lounF Peoples meeting At n. NJ. at
mo evening service tho choir Will rem
Der an olshOrHf" musical program. short
address hy Tho pastor. th. third 81 The
hri"f IN Adtertieemcnts"-
subject, What ono Name can Mean"
st James Evangelical Lutheran chap.
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81. Elm Grove. W. Va. Rev. NJ. l.. Stcucr.
assistant pastor-Sunday. $50 a. M.
sunday school and Bible class. n a. m.
regular divine services: "Wednesday and
Friday afternoons catcchetical instruc-
ton.
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COLORED

Wayman y. NJ. T.. church. Rev. W.
q. Davis. minister. 1876 a. m. class
meeting, Chss. Early. j. n. Harris. lead
crs. 2-30 .. IN. SUNDAY school. superin-
as D.. m. Allen G. T.. League. How
Missions are blessing the World" Ezck.
.. l-l2 0loreiEn Missionary McctingD.
Mr.. John Il. Harris. president. 7.i5 y.
m. special sermon bN IN, pastor. sub
Jcct. The star Of Ethiopia. All are
cordially invited to b.. present. Wo-
mans Day will bc held al this church
on Sunday. June 18th.
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opposite HiEh Iuol Row r. s.. srtrk-
man. rsEf0r-~uudaE school ~ 9Ib a.
ri m"ruirE -'rti.. m German Hf DO 60
p 'I.Uk. subject The Mystery OF cod
Ilhf fht uuuuaI extension Offering
"HI Dol received. iTHHrfI 1fHeus no T.II
g. m. MR.. Earl Slmmtrs. leader. sy.n-
INK service 900 English HI o.. subject
In. Dow inward Tendency of SIM. tIt
monthly meeting T~Hur.Is. 4u.rr..n
Jun. ID ln Tho parish house. T..-.lty
't'ninE. o'clock. Ascension Day s.r,-
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II you have no home church come to
the homc-like church. Eon street. Rev.
Joseph II jenkins, pastor. 1915 public
wodShip. sermon los pastor. subject.
The Meaning of Christs Death to the
" GRID 80 y. m. sunday school. Mr..
u. b. Clemens. superintendent. 80 T..
m. Epworth IcaEu" prayer m%ecting,
30 =. m. public worship. sermoI by
pastor. subject Tn" Third Link In the
chain, Its strength"
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LUTHERAN.

Zion Lutheran church. 2lis Market
street. Rev. \. l. Benze. pastor-Ftfth
Sunday after Easter: Sunday school at
@.i5 "a. m. chief service at 1880 a. m.
Nespcrs at $50 =. m: meeting OF the
Beneficial Society on Tuesday evening.
meeting OF the Ladies' Missionary So
ctcty next Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Adams. on North
Market street; Thursday being Ascen-
sion Day. solemn vcspcrs will be read
at 5.t5 =. m. ON Tuesday evening. June
@. "a parcel post sale and entertainment
Will be given at the church under the
auspices Of the Luther Lcague.
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81 Andrews church. Thirty-seventh
There Will he services IN 81. Andrews
church tomorrow. the NTH SUNDAY after
Faster, aS follows: Celebration Of holy
comm nlon At ; o'clock "A. M. sunday
~'h""l az 3t5, and evening prayer and
sermon at 80 In the evening. There
viii Doe no prayer service on Wednes-
lty Ncuiug as tho rector expects 20 at
tend the annual council at M-artinsburg
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Beckley NJ +. church. Edgwood. &. \.
Snider. ministcr-Public worship and
sermon every Sunday morning and even
ing AT 1915 ard s:i5. respectively. n
morning sermon for tomorrow will he
on the text Take US the foxes: the lit
tie foxes that spoil tho vines. for our
vines have tender grapcs." The evening
discourse will be on tho First Psalm.
Sunday school at $3.50 p m. in charge
Of J. L. Solcs. superintendent: Junior
League at gao =. m: EpWorth League
a. y. m: mid-wcsk PRAYER meeting
Wednesday night at : O'Clock.
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Market streets. Rev Johu u. Hess. pas
tor-SInday. May 2s. viii b. 10 great DAY
90 This church. At 1880 a.. m. fh. an
hiiI memorial service o. tho Order OF
Golden LINKS az this city. subject Of
sermon hF the pastor Golden Links.
special music hy tho choir and sacred
music d. tut WurW oud band. at toe 80
r. on service tho Boy Scouts of do. rtfy
VIII De- our guests. Tho pastor viii
preach fo The boys on scouting. fhsme
tuurlrg for Arrow go. special music
hF DO, choir. Epu0rfh Io4gu, at o.
D. m Monday. , % m.. official meeting
90 special l~muurf1uD,. TUESDAY. 1.fI d..
hs junior League "Wednesday. $3.50 D..
m. prayer meeting TIur.drv g.n H.
m. Ladies Aid and luncheon
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EIGHT REASONS WHY
The Ia who started the Beech Bottom improvements and has
a record as a Community and State Builder.
The man who helped to resurrect the Riverside Glass Works and
who secured the WelBburg PoStofice Building.
Promises 10 have the WorkmanS Compensation Act amended so
as to get more prompt payment of claims.
Believes in Legislation tending to make natural resources more
profitable of consumption within the state than the neighbor-
ing states.
Believes that the future success Of the state depends on the de-
velopment of manufacturers and good labor conditions.
Believes in good roads all over the state.
() Is a Civil Engineer of wide experience. (b) Believes in
laws that will safeguard the proper expenditure of money
on roads.
A man of wide, practical business experience and training.
Is not the candidate of any political clique or ring.
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'hHpline street. Samuel Charles Jones.
nlul~''r@A cordial srsetiuE and hearty
welcome awaits yn4 in the following
services '.i5. sunday school. Mr.. Al
flu winters. superintsudsUt. 1900.
morniuE dsNotiou-, tho pastor viii
Ir,ach. subject "Ths Eos.ttinr Love.
tt tht morning SerNlc. rho pastor viii
talk for ter mute on The Moral Is
sues 81 our IriwaryCampHIsu". each
voter m the church is ASKED Zoo attend
TINS ~srAlCr. the pastor viii discuss GER
tain clements shuut some 81 the candi-
dates that all our men ought To- know
% o., FpWprth League devotional. Miss
itida landi. leader. 7.i5. evening de-
NDtion-. ID. pastor will preach. subject
Ih" Farabl. Of Oh" M,rchantman":
LeulL ~Me,k-day a.rNL.n-.
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S

First Christian church. W. II. Fields.
Ia~tOr-S,rNiCsS sunday. Man IS. as
follows. Bible school. so; preaching.
1885. memorial service: communion.
~ 20; meeting at Home for Aged and
~fri'ndl.SS. $780, Young Peoples Socic-
~ OF Christian Endsavor. -: evening
ScrNi,, at 4.i5. subject Forgiveness
and kctrtbution' mid-weck prayer scr
vice On Wednesday evening ~ 7:45. The
public is cordially invited 10 attend all
services OF this church. are
invited 10 come and worship with US.
The egula services at the Island
CHRISTIAN church on sunday, May IS.
some time viii Toe given TO reports from
the sta" convention Of Churches OF
'hrist which was recently held At Hunt
lnEtOm. LN.r. hmdN lnNffad 10 nffend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-27

~ ''i''' As To- 'hHF'hs ~S'h'ntt"nth
and Jacob streets. W. II. Schultz. pas
lor-fr'achiuE services both morning
ana evening 10y tho pastor. Morning
service az lu Cd r.. evening service at
O.. prayer meeting wednesday even
lng ct q o'clock Junior League on Fri
Gay afternoon at t.l1. led hy Miss Ste
rI'n-t on usNt Thursday evening the
knights Tsmpltrs wIl worship with uT
fNtf VIII Poe Ascension Day and all
knights are invited to Join us in this
-'rNl,'. Tho choir will render special mu-
$40 Tor this occasion %. pastor wIn
preach "a sermon ON k~uiglflIud
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IN THE CHURCHES
METHODIST.

mETaODASIs
Fourth street N 10. chuI,h. The
Mother church. thHpltue street. near
Twelfth. clarence Eugene Allen. H. D..
Ttstor-SuudaN school. with classes 'or
all ages. at H-l5 "a. m. singing Ted Toy
the orchestra. k~indsrEtrt'u department
at 1880 for small children . fH IS, iu'lu-
SiNe, parents may leave their small
children in this department and attend
'hur.h services public Worship. with
preaching by fhe pastor. A. 1880 a. m.
and $50 D.. m.. morning subject AN
Angel Trtbutt. Al tbs peoples @srN-
ice IN IT,. evening tho pastor viii preach
tho annual memorial sermon for th.
Grand Army OF Tho Republic. Womnu's
Relief Corps. tho sons OF Veterans and
kindred orEanlzatious that will attend
IN a body. subject. "rhc Eternal Me-
mortal Special patriotic music by
the vested choir. the male quartet and
mo sunday school orsh' -frH. mIl-Wsk
service al 1880 Wednesday evening tho
pastor VIII speak ou The pouty OF
Alcoholism"
HOPE " p church. u. i. Griffin. rl.-
ior-To ths following services "a bore
dial invitation IF sNf,udsd SUNDAY
school az s.fH a. IN. Mr. "a. - F~.s4s.
Superlnie ndsnt. morning Worship af ID
o'ciocs, with sermon ty tho pastor.
evening worship al go. sermon 'bv ths
pastor. Epworth League Friday evening
st 1880.
chapline street NJ. r. church. 25ie-2sis
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

The Prince OF Peace" with special re-
ference to the present world crisis.
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1AF' A<liStpphA fnATtns keN.
Jacob IrittinEham. u. d. rector. SER
vices for NTH sunday after Easter MAY
service and sermon. 10 80 a. m: evening
service and sermon. 80 p. m. The an
nual council meets in MartinsburE
Wednesday. May 81. The rector and
three delegates will attend.
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Methodist Episcopal church. McMcch-
Rev. Arthur Lazcnby announces the
following services for sunday $50
a. m. Mems BIB. class. 10 90 a.. IN. sun
DAY school. -. i. kiedaisch. superinten-
dent ~ 900 a. m. Public worship. called
saints 200 y. m. class Meeting. W.
u Goodwin. leader. 1-45 Evening wor-
ship. Gods call TO the Young Folks OF
the Twentieth Century" \ special in
Nitatton To the young people to come
and hear these subjects a. well as To
all WIN VIII InIn rs IN Mnr-hLn
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Edgwood Lutheran church-Thc Edg-
wood town hall. place 90 meeting. Rcv.
Ralph e Harshman pastor. May -
Ftfth sunday after Easter. Divine wor-
ship with sermon hy the pastor at Tsf5
y. m. sunday school a. 3i5 J.. IN All
are Mal,nmn
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a m. and AS y. m. Pastor will preach
both morning ana evening. e. T.. SO
ciety Monday at 54b y. m. Raymond
MARBLE. president. Junior e. r.. society
Tuesday al eco y. m. Rosetta Doyle
and bessie Cooper. cadcrs. Prayer ser
vice at sGb =. N. at which time the
pastor win givc a ak ON the ascension.
Il. II. Wenger. pastor.
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First United Presbyterian church.
Chaplinc street. one door north OF post
office. Charles II. Robinson. pastor.
Public worship a. 10.4b a. m. and 1850
y. m. The pastor Will conduct the ser
vices preaching morning and cvening.
Bible school At $50 a. m. with classes
Tor all. Mid-wcck prayc service We'd
ncsday evening At s:45. Strangers In
the city and those without a church
home are cordially invited TO worship
with this congregation.
Second United Presbyterian church.
corner Chapl.ne and Fourteenth streets.
Preaching services at lu.t5 a. IN. and
2 so p. m. by Rev. Samuel PurVis. OF
Grove City. Pa sabbath school at s:3u
a m. Young Peoples meeting at 200
p. m. Congregational meeting Wednes
day evening. May 3lst. at a. p. m. at
which a call for pastor will be moder-
alre. u.
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81. Jnmes E,nnre1cn1 Luthernn church

St. James Evangelical Lutheran church
li09-lfll Chaplin" street. Rev. \. W.
Mcrdcr. pastor; Rev. NJ. l.. Steucr. as
sistant pastor-SundaN. 9:l5 a. m. sun
day school and Bible classes. English
and German; 1880 a. m. services in tho
German language: 1:3O p. m. services
in English: Wednesday evening meeting
Of tho Brotherhood.
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chapILne So M y ehuroh. 23le-2sis
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-05

show me the way that is right and !
will take it; but ] won't take any way
that do not know anything about.
Checks a Wilson Cheer.
''Now our opponents do not believe in
the doctrine of a protective tariff" he
said, producing memorandum from his
pocket. He checked a Wilson cheer by
adding:
81 am not going to say anything I'M.
plcasant. my friends. ] am Just going
TO read the Democratic PLATFORM
He read the tariff plank of the plat
form Of 1912
81 believe he continued, Gin protect
ing American industry"
"And the man who can do IL is Wood
row Wilson" shouted man from the
balcony A wave of hand clapping
checked the nominee.
"There would not he much disposition
10 clap" Mr. Hughes said smiling. as
the applause died down "in this coun-
try II that doctrine got Roadway very
long"
Mr. Hughes declared that nobody
would put over anything for private
gain nt the public expense" IN tariff If
he could help It, and was given prolonged
applause.
Questioned About Huerta
The nominee then assailed the adj
ministrstion for us policy toward
Mexico He outlined its attitude to-
ward Huerta. declaring that the queN-
ton was not one of recognition or
non-recognition but OF protecting
American rights.
"You would have recognized that as
sassin," shouted "a man from the audi
ence. wouldn't your
Now didn't say that" Mr.
Hughes started to reply. The rest Of
his answer was lost In the tumult
which followed
What would you have done" shout
ed another man as the noise subsidized
Again Loudly Applauded.
II would have protected American
rights" the nominee shouted quickly,
pointing his finger az the questioner
The audience rose TO It's feet and ap-
plauded loudly.
II was the last OF the heckllng, al
though there were two or three more
outbursts of cheers for Wilson. The
rest Of Mr. Hughes speech was devot-
ed to a discussion Of efficiency Of gov
eminent.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-05
HUGHES ASSAILS
ADAMSOb BILL
Declares President Yielded
TO BrotherboodS Because
of Party Expediency
STANDS FIRMLY
FOR ARBITRATION

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept S.
Charles r. Hughes made bitter az
tack last night upon President VIII
son and the Democratic Congress
for meeting the demands Of the rail-
road employees for an eight-hour day
BY the passage of the AdamsOn bill.
Mr. Hughes intimated that the adj
ministration had sacrificed principle
for party expediency. Mr.. Hughes
said he stood for arbitration OF all
Industrial disputes and would not
submit 10 dictation from any power
In the country. no matter what the
consequences.
The address was delivered In the
auditorium before a crowd of 5000,
large part of which was openly
hostile and had attempted 10 start
demonstrations for Wilson by Kisses
and catcalls. His fighting words won
The crowd for the time and found APP
plause. He said:
Il will say this further. that I be-
lieve there is no grievance with re-
spect 10 labor that cannot be settled
by a fair, candid examination of the
facts. We have in the past had to
deal frequently with the opposition
Of employers to the principle OF ar
bitration. Sometimes they have re-
fused to arbitrate disputes and l
would not surrender IL to anybody
IN the country. I believe that any
hing that Is right in this country
can be settled right. What has our
great Republican government done?
What are our free institutional We
have come down the long course of
history with the people fighting slow
iy. now with defeat and now with
victory, for a recognition OF the
reign Of reason. instead of the reign
Of tyranny and force.
I'VE have emerged into a great
country peopled with intelligent men
md women.
1--WE have educational opportuni-
lies on every side. We have an alert
electorate. We have people who un-
derstand expertly all the various ac-
tivities of our life from every posi-
BILE side
"Now, then, I stand for two things
first. for the principle of fair impartial,
thorough, candid arbitration, and sec
ond, for legislation on facts according
to tho necessities Of the case. and ! am
opposed TO being dictated TO either in
the executive department OF in Congress
by any power on earth before the facts
are known and in the absence Of the
facts. We have a great country and a.
great future, but it can only be pre-
served in one way.
"That way is the way Of all honest,
fair Investigation and candid treatment.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-05
FUNERAL OF DANIEL 5. HALEY.

The funeral Of Daniel S. Haley. OF
sos West Tenth street. who died on
Friday. was held this afternoon in the
Seventh Day Adventists Church. In
terment was made in Silverbroolx
Cemetery. Mr.. Haley was 50 years OF
age and was an inspector for the
p. B. and w. Railroad with which
company he had been employed for
As years. He is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Joseph X Hates, and
one brother, Arthur Haley. The de-
ceased was a close student OF the
Bible.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-05
CHARGES AGAINST
OFFICER WEAVER.

Charges against George Weaver.
special officer OF the Wilson Line
Company OF conduct unbecoming an
officer. will ne heard by the Police
Commission this afternoon. These
ter. who was dismissed in City Court
some time ago on charge of disord
erly conduct, preferred by Officer
Weaver.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-15
ALL EFFORTS OF BRITISH TO RE-
TAKE TRENCHES LOST TO GER.
MANS HAVE PROVEN FRUITLESS
SHARPER ATTACKS
Berlin Says fighting is Now More In
tense at Other Points on Western
Front Than at Verdun-Avoncourt
Wood, Deadman's Hill Bombarded.

The British have been attacking the
German lines near Hulluch in an eff
fort to recapture the trenches taken
by the Germans there, but all attempts
were repulsed, according to Berlin.
Sharper fighting is now in progress
in other sections of the western front
than in the Verdun section, although
the French failed in their attacks near
Deadman's Hill and near Caillette
wood, Berlin says. Bombardments are
also reported near Avonvourt Wood
and Hill No, 304. Much activity is re-
ported in Asiatic Turkey where the
Turks and Russians are continually
attacking each other. The Russians are
trying to push their way through Meso
potamia and united with the British
forces further to the south.