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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-12
Canning Demonstration

Miss McGee of Grandin gave
a canning demonstration, at the
band room yesterday afternoon,
under the auspices OF the exten
sion department of the depart
ment of agriculture Of the Uni
versity of Missouri at Colum bia,
to whom you may write for free
litesature on the canning of veg.
etables and fruits and the drying
and storing of foods.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-12
Is Your Name Here?

The following have our thanks fol
cash on subscription since our last re.
port:
G. E Dennis, Mansfield.
]. E West, Fellows, Cal.
r. A. Alcorn Hardware Co.,
Mansfield.
j. M. Moutray, Wichita, Kans.
j.. M. Pierson, Mansfield.
Geo. Harvey, Mansfield.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-12

The Mansfield cemetery is be.
ing moved and cleaned for the
second time this season and this
is the third year the cemetery
has been taken care of from the
proceeds of "Me Trip Around
the World"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-12
At the M. E. Church

Rev. CIV. Holmes. the pastor,
breaches at the M. E. Church
Sunday.
He should be greeted by a
large audience. If he is called
out with his company Aug. 5,
which now seems probable from
the news dispatches, this may
be his last appointment here.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-12

WANTED-5O tons of Scrap
Iron for which / will pay SO
cents per 100 lbs. delivered at
D. W. Hoover's scales Mansfield,
Mo, July 1920. 1917--ten days
only.-CHAS. H. ERWIN adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-12
Hamilton, Austin w

David Hamilton, Austin w.
Cloud.
Hartville-Howard N. Claxton,
Robert r. Whitteker.
Major Settle of the U. S. Army
instructor inspector, reviewed
the company at Seymour Tues.
day, some visitors going from
here to see the boys. Drills
we're also held here and at Ava
night.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-12

ter of the inhabitants of Phelps
county, and the State of Nilsson
ri, that they designate and adopt
said portions of said highways
of Phelps county, as described
in the order of the judges of the
County Court of Phelps county
as State Highway. ..
J. w. Mccormack.
L D. Freeman,
David E. Cowan,
Committee
An amendment to the above
resolution was offered by A. j.
Britton of Cabool, and adopted
by the Association, making that
part of the Springfield Memphis
road beginning at Cabool and
running through Willow Springs
aud West Plains to the Arkansas
line part uf the Ozark Scenic
Highway.
/ Kirby Lamar of Houston, and
F.. H. Farris of RoIIa, were ap'
pointed as a special com mittee
to make the plans and specihca.
tions to be presented to the State
Highway Commission so that the
Ozark Highway may be made a
State road
Motion made by DR.. R. A. Ryan
of Norwood, and carried that II
coamittee be appointed to inves'
tigate the legality of the marking
of our road. Committee appoint.
ed-W. E. Barton, F. H, Farris
and w. l.. Hiett.
A report was had as to condi.
ton of the Highway in Crawford
county by j. w. Mccormack and
as to condition in Franklin county
by S.H.Sullivan, Jr. On motion
S. H. Sullivan, Jr., of Sullivan,
was appointed to make the pro
per marking of the Highway at
Union.
On motion of Kirby Lamar it
was decided to hold an adjourn
ed meeting of the Highway As
sociation at Bourbon, in July or
August, the date to be fixed by
the Chairman.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
j. A. Chase, Mtn. Grove, Pre-
sident.
Elk. Lyles, Houston, Secre
tasy.
J.Craig, Mansfield. Treasur.
er.
Vice Presidents
Franklin county,S. H. Sullivan,
Jr., Sullivan.
Crawford county, J.W. Nc Cor
mack. .COffeytOn.
Phelps county, D. E. Cowan,
Rolla,
Texas county, G. P. Patton,
Cabool.
Wright county, MA Freeman
Mansfield.
Webster county, James McMa'
han, Seymour.
Greene county,H E. Patterson,
R, r. 8, Springfield.
On motion it was decided to
call meeting at Willow Springs,
the date to be set by the Presi,
dent.
Mtn. Grove was chosen as the
place of the next annual meeting
The meeting adjourned.
J:A. Chase, President.
W. J. Niece, Secretary.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-12
At the Baptist Church

Rev. Hamilton will preach at
the Baptist church Monday eve
ming.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

forget our own quarrel. Did you say
Rene d-A~tlzuy was in the fighting
g1uGerE
~Iess he and q soldier named Bar
.a-u.
THE fellow stood silent shifting bis
fee-.
Twa= told uz be was dead" he
sa3a dna#T, with effort Some more
Of Ta Earre-z men arrived three days
aza bE boat under popjniay they cali
Caesiuu To recruit De Baugls' forces.
DE Il UGrautave was with him from
the portage. So that now they out
number us.rhree to one. You kuow
this Cassfon. madamez'
LAY. Travelled with his party from
Montreal"
rAh. then you viii know the truth,
mo Doubt De ToutT and Cassiou were
MT swords points over charge the
latter made against Rene d'Arrgny-
that he had murdered one Of the party
at ST. Ieuace."
@Huzc Chevet. the fur trader"
"Ay. thar was the name We Of Ia
Sales company know it to be Il lie.
Sacre. J. have served with that lad
two years, ana Ills not ia bis nature
10 knife any man iu the back And
so De Tonty said. and be gave Cas-
sion the lie straight in his teeth.
heard their words, and but for De
Baugis and De Ia Durantaye Fran
co.'s Caaslon would have paid well for
his false tongue, Vow you can tell
him the truth"
II shall do that, but even my word,
I fear will not clear D'Artigny of the
charge believe the man to he inno-
cent? in my heart there is no doubt
yet there is so little TO be proven"
'Cassien speaks bitterly; be is an
enemy"
Monsieur Cassion is nay husband.
said regretfully.
Your pardon. madame. An, I IN
derstand it all now You were sup
posed to have been drowned IN the
great lake. but were saved by DAT
tgnv. Twill be a surprise for mon
sieur. but In this land, we witness
strange things Mon pieu. see, they
come yonder. lis Bgisrondet and his
men"
They approached in silence. mere
shadov-v figures. whose numbers /
could not count, but those in advance
bore a helpless body IN their arms,
and my heart seemed to stop its beat
Ing until I heard D'Artiguy's voice in
cheerful greeting
What still here, madame, and the
gate beyond openH' He took my hand
and lifted it to his lips Nj. congrat-
ulations: your work was well done,
Csssion. this IS my eomrade, Francois
Boisrondet. whose voice was never
more glad to hear than this night. I
commend him 70 your mercy
Bolsrondet. a mere shadow in the
night swept the earth with his hat.
u mind me the time" be said cour-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

closure. with number Of men loung-
ing about f. and iilumtned the front
Of a more pretentious building which
apparently extended across that entire
end This building. having the APP
nearance of Il barraek. exhibited na-
nerous doors and windows with
narrow porch in front "a which 7 per
celved a group Of men.
As We approached more closely, De
Tonty Walking between DsArtigny and
myself, a soldier ran up the steps. and
made some report. Instantly the
group broke. and two men strobe past
the IRE, and met rs One was a tall.
imposing figure in dragon uniform.
a sword 1t his thigh, his face fuH
bearded, the other, whom I recognized
instantly with a quick intake Of
breath. was Monsieur Cassion. He
was a stride in advance, his eyes
searching me out in the dim light, his
face flushed from excitement
Mon Dieu. what is this I hear7" he
exclaimed, staring at the three Of rs
as though doubling the evidence Of his
own eyes Ny wife alive2 Ay, by
my faith, il is indeed Adele" lie
grasped me by the arm, but even st
that instant his glance fell upon DAT
tigny. and his manner changed.
saint Anne and what means this
So It's with this rogue you have been
wandering ia the wilderness
He tuEged ar his sword. but the
Dragon caught his arm.
Nay. wait. Cassion. Twill be best
20 learn the truth before resordng to
blows. Perchance Monsieur Tonty
can explain clearly what has hap
/ pened."
1T is explained already" answered
the italian. and he. took a step for
ward. as though 70 protect us. These
two. with n soldier OF N. de IA Duran
taye. endeav0red 10 reach the fort
and were attacked by Iroquois. We
dispatched men 10 their rescue, and
have all now safe within the pail
ssdas What more would you learn
messz eursf7
CaEslon pressed forward. and front
+ ed him. angered beyond control
I'VE know all that" lac roared say
/ aealy But I would learn why they
! hid themselves from me Ay. madame
/ but wiz make you talk when once
we are alone, But now denounce
this man as the murderer Of Hugo
+ CheveE. and order him under arrest
+ Here. lads. seize the fellow"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

OF the weird scene I saw D'Artigny
lunge with his knife. a huge savage
reelinz beneath the stroke. and Bar
beau cleare passage 10 the rescue, the
stock Of his gun shattered as he struck
aercely at the red devils who blocked
his path
Outuum6ered. helpless for long in
that narrow space. their only hope lay
in a sortle BIZ the garrison. and It was
my part 70 give the alarm. Even as
I sDrang forward, savage leaped
from the rack, but I escaped his
hand. and raced up the dark trail. the
one thought urging me on. God knows
how I made ito me It's but a mem
orv Of fails over unseen obsta cles. OF
reckless running; yer the distance
could have been scarce more than a
hundred yards, before my eyes saw
the dark shadow Of the stockade out
lined against the sky.
CRYING out with full strength of my
voice. I burst into the little open space,
then tripped and fell just as the gate
swung wide. and / saw a dozen dark
forms emerge. One leaped forward
and grasped me, lifting me partly to
my feet.
Mon Disu, a woman" he exclaimed
En- startled voice. What means this.
I'm heavens name2'
Quick" 7 gasped. breaking away,
able now 70 stand on my own feet.
''Thev are fighting there-two white
mend -Artgny--'
what. Renet Ay, lads. to the res
cue. Cartier. take the lady within.
Come with me you others"
They swept past u~. the leader well
in advance. I felt the rush az they
passed. and had glimpse Of vague 6g-
ures ere they disappeared in the dark
ness. Then I was alone. except for
the bearded soldier who grasped my
arm
VINO was that2' 7 asked, the man
who Ie62"
"Boisrouder Francois de Boisron-
det"
An officer Of La Sales? You, then,
are 0f his company? o.
~ am a bit proudly, "but most Of
the lads vonder belong with De Bau
g1s. Now we fight q common foe. and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30

!
yonder."
Yet some among you arc hurtT
"Barbeau hath an ugly wound ay
bear him along, lads. and have the cut
looked to-but a. for the rest OF us,
there Is no serious harm done
was gazing at D'Artigny, and
marked how be held one hand 10 mis-
side
And you, monsieur; you are IN
scatbed e
Except for small wound here.
and 8 head which rings vet from saw
age blows-no more than q nights
rest will remedy. Come, taadame. it's
time we were within. and the gates
closed
rs there still danger. then2 Surely
now that we are under protection
there viii be no attack?"
Not from those we have passed,
bQt It's told ne there are more than a
thousand Troquofs warriors in the val
ley, and the garrison has less than
fifty men, all told. It was luck we got
through so easily. Az, Boisrondet. we
are ready"
That was my first glimpse Of the
interior Of e frontier fort, and al
though I saw only the little open space
lighted by a few waving torches, the
memory abides with distinctness. A
body of men met US at the gate, dim.
fndistinct figures, q few among them
evidently soldiers from there dress.
but the majority clothed IN the ordi-
nary garb of the wilderness Save for
one Indian squaw, not a woman was
visible, nor did recognize a familiar
face, as the fellows. each man bear
ing & rife. surged about as in noisy
welcome, eagerly questioning those
who had gone forth TO our rescue, Yet
We were scarcely within, and the
| gates closed. when man pressed his
way forward through the thr0ng, in
voice Of authority bidding them stand
aside A blazing torch cast its red
light over him, revealing a slender fig
IRE attired In frontier garb. 6 dark
face, made alive By q pair eff dense
! brown eyes. which met mine IN i stare
OF surprise.
Back safe. Boisrondet." he ex-
+ claimed sharply. land have brought in
d woman It's q strange sight in this
! land. Were any Of our lads hurt
None worth reporting, monsieur.
The man they. carried was soldier Of
I N de Ia Durantaye He was struck
down before we reached the party.
4 There is an old comrade here
An old c0mrade. Lift the torch.
. Jacques. Faith, there are so few left
/ I would not miss the sight Of SUCH q
face.
He stared about ut us. fer an IN
/ stanr uncertain. then took 81 quick
step forward. his hand ou1stretched-
I Rene d'Arttgny." he cried, his joy
I dndinc expression in his face. "Ay.
J an old comrade. indeed and only less
K welcome than II. de In Sale himself.
Y Twas a bold trick Tou played tonight.
but not unlike many another have
Il seen you venture You bring me mes
Z sage from monsieur:"
T only that be has sailed safely for
Z France to have audience with Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-30
CHAPTER XVIII.

Within the Fort.
I doubt If I paused a second, yet Z
that was enough 10 give me glimpse
The Washington herald., 1917-03-08
JUST Think OF IT,
SAYS MRS. HERFUTH,
I'VE gained I5LBS.
Was in Wretched Health Be.
fore Taking Dreco and
Almost a Skeleton.

III you had seen me before began
taking Dreco you would not believe II
was the same person talking to YOU
now said Mrs. N Herfuth, a popular
lady living at s1s Park road, washing
ton. D. C.. in telling Of the remarkable
results she obtained from the use of
Dreco, the medicine that is accomplish-
ing so much good in Washington and
other cities and towns. Just think of
It," she continued. 81 have gained fifteen
pounds and have only taken two bottles.
Il have been in wretched health for a
long time. and suffered from a GENERAL
breakdown. I had no appetite and the
little ate did more harm than good, and
my sleep was very poor. I was SO weak
and felt so miserable it would often take
me from breakfast until supper to get nv
housew0rk finished. for would have to
stop every few minutes to rest, was too
played out to keep on the go. took all
kinds Of treatments but none did me any
good, and kept getting worse all the
time. 1t seemed Hike was losing
strength every day and lost flesh tin 1
looked almost like a living skeleton.
MY husband begged me to try Dreco,
and just to please him 1 bought a bottle.
l have finished up my second bottle and /
tell you l would not take $500 for what
II has done for me. 1t strengthened me
up right at first. gave me a good appetite
and everything that I eat agrees with me
perfectly, and I sleep fine. As have al
ready said. have gained fifteen pounds
and I am the happiest woman In town,
and think I have a right to be. feel
simply fine in every way"
Dreco. the medicine that did so much
for this lady is sold In all the O'Donnell
Drug Stores. BY George B. Bury in
Anaeostia- BY Allen d Co. in Alsxandria.
-AdE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
eOLERAIN

+ THE twentieth Century Club Was
pleasantly entertained at the home OF
; sunernitcndrrt W. \. Wheeler and WHO
Of Blaine. o. Thursday evening. ne-
lirhtfuI time WIS enjoyed ny All ann He
seasonable hour dainty refreshments
were snrvsd. Those prcee7': W. ana
Mrs. n !. Rrarkn. Mr.. and MIS-. l.. {.
s,arbucE. Mrs Edgar Fell, Mr. Hhn MIs'
l., Walker. and daughter Ellen. Mr.
and Mrs. - \. Miller. as guest ana Mr'
and Mrs George NJ. FoEue, or L'oEnS
willie. q.
Mr. and Mrs Moore were the guest ~
rolatiyex at Martins Forty Wednesday
and Thursday , t.,
Mr., l.. e. srarhuck was caller IN
Wheeling. Wednesday,
Mr. Mark Adams. Of Pleasar: Grove
q wae caller in roerain Monday.
Mr. Isaac Nickors with IS other onFf'
let Friday morning for L. :. training
Camp =; ThiIlirothe, q.
The Teachers Training class Eradn-
a,Ad sunday evening at tho w. z. ]. l..
hall consisting Of Miss Anna StarnueK'
Mrs Mary r. Fulton, Mrs. Q. j. RracKln'
Miss t'laire Hogur and MISS Sarah
Rrackin.
The Colerain township s"n"o' begun
Tuosd,v NJ. r. G.. TaEgHr; is teaching
the fnlaraln S'nh"I'
Mr. and :Its, Frank F'raI''r and sou.
NJ 81. |'iarrsvii!e. q. wore tE" Eu"S'S
nf their father. SIR. Milton Iost. Mon
day
Mrs. Thomas ArkI" md daughter I"s"-
,h,nc returned homo 1ft'! visit VIII
her mother. Mrs. White IS "hahysidH, ~.
Mics Esthnr Walker anil lrother. wal
Iare will cas- Monday Co. wooster. ~
who're they will attend me Wooster col
! lego.
NJ. Wilson Negus and sister. laura
were visitors in Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. sine. ct Morris
town. o.. were the guest. ~ their
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hhtf. sun
day
, Mr and Mrs Edgar Fill and sons. re-
turned home Tuesday from TIP 10
Evansville. ..
Mr.. adm Mrs. Ebert Lash. ( Wheel
,nr were visiting at ''olcrain Sunday
end Monday.
Mr.. Lawrence Boyd, f Martins Ferry.
n. IL the guest OF friends a. colerain
this week.
Mrs. Charles Hill and daughter. Saraf.
Of Bridgeport. O., wera callers a. thh
mace Sunday.
Mrs. virginrl Shields and SON. Of Alli'
sncp, were the gueet of h.: sister, Mrs.
/. A: Hcxue Sunday ann Monday.
Mr.. ". F. Miller. o. :rau.>r. -. was
lite guest Of 'Ils brothr:. e.. A. Mii'er,
Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
FILED Petition.

Tho ADAMS Express company mas
filed 4 petition with the public service
commission for permission to dlscon-
,,rue ,rs delivery xorvice in the town or
Milton IN Gable. county.
Gases Sc, for. bearing tomorrow tnc
regular September docket day. were an
rounred BY the commission as follows'
Nonufsc,ur.rs t;as and Electric Light
company Of Car1'rnn. Involving cnanse
of rates: Cameron Heat and Light COM
Many. rate changes: l.. F.. Lyons against
Montcomery Light Water and Improve
r,ont cnupany. extension Of lines: Cen
,rryillc Pipe Line and Gas company. OF
TYLER county. gas rates: ". ]. Peters
against tho Norfolk and western ran.
,nad sidatrark for coal operation. gel
for september -: Prichard Telephone
COMPANY OF Auburn. rates changes;
l,arkawannn oCal end Lumber company.
gas rat" changes: Wetzel NaiNra. naS "a
romnany, rates. September 20: United
rueI Gas company. application 10 take
ur pipc line and relocate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. N
r'hn-,rrs ~"re issued .nday by the Soc
ro,nry # state To tho following corpora
lions.
MnrrrrHh i'n-npnra'ivo Company. of
M"i,rngah. - rp"rat" at the sam" place :
CAPITA! stock $1.hnh; incorrorst"r' i"m-
in;rk Surna. Bernardo Grill T"menic".
NartcIh Tony NJ. Trrr"a and Luigi
Mar.h"enn'. all II Mnr"nCah
Tn" Meadow Lick i'rai company. n!
Er"unlnnd. /" orsra'" rutn"s III Kama
,rha rnurry. capital stock $50 N"h: In
,nrrrra,ors ntis Lively. J. {. nN"Al. NJ
IA. W. Va. W. G. pelnny. Frank k"rns
rf 81. t!hans. ard NJ. {. Gilrhrist. q;
cha rlrstrn.
lIarpprs F"rr% Trunk and Rag Conn
ranv. ~ HarperS Ferry. to operate Nj
sam" plarc: capital stock S".hhh: incor-
porntors Charles T. Smith. Leo
O'ISirrnc. Abraham kanlon. Maurir" l..
Wrntzell. Howard L. ShewhridE" Robert
l.. RnrkenhauEh. Harry W. Shoemaker
F,rrrntt w. Hines. Charles r.. Marlatt.
IF Harners Ferry. and John T. shire:
Of Shenandoah Junction W. Va
Constitution Grindstnnr Company. nf
IT. rl,ershurg. tn operate quarry III Wood
Irnunty; capital stock $1,000; incorrora-
,ors +. i. CrC.onnnr. s \. Camden. {.
n Ferror. John Marshall and Thomas
I,ogan. ali IF ParkerFhurg.
SrIini Conf and coke Company. Of
t'nnunllsville. Pa. "a operate mines In
! -rshur county: capital stock oo""
incortnra,nrs W. F. Rice. Logan Rush.
Thonns Love. John T.ollor. 0t;o kohl"r.
William FurlonE. James Guynn. George
W. Miller and c. 3. Franks. Of Conneiis.
VILE: George O. Rush. E. H. Townsend
and Warren ". Rush, Of Cntontown. Pa
s. J. Courtney and Son Company. OF
Fairrnnt. TO operate at the same place
general mereha ndt.e store: capital stock
$50 non: lncorporators Sarah ]. Courtney,
William D. Courtney, Thomas N. CcosI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11

Whitaker Glcssner C"Inacn Transfer hooEI close
eSrt. 20. Tor regular IL rrr cen, cash dividend
and n1tra rTr cent d.tidcnd PAYABLE 0c:. !.
Wheeling S:erl and Iron Transfer books close Sept.
u. for regular rrr rash dividend aud an extra
rel cent cash dividend. both payable October |.
alirils Iron Works toilmca--TranS'er btnks close
Sept -. for regular quarterly dividend of per cent
casa dividend and extra YER cceni cash dividend
both PAYABLE Ser. 90.
La8el!o lion Works Preferred Transfer hooks close
Sert. -. Ter regular quarterly dividend OF ger
cent. rhrab!e September 20
Wheeling Mold Il Foundry Preterrrd-Traasfs! hooks
ccse Srt.mber ~ .or regular quarterly Ter cent
cash dividend payable October !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11

Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEN YORK;. Sept. lh.-Futt"r :rm:
crcar,,.r.. higher than extras 49,? 4
So. .r"n" r.ry extras t99 S"0rri 49,:
.irs,v ~, q &?7.": seconds 4hLc II go.
Eggs lrr;;:Tiar: fresh gathered extra
i u 60. "\!rn iirsts 42ie n 42'7; tlrsts
a0G 4l:,". seconds asa 29c: state, Penn
syIynnia and n"nrhv h"un"ry whites,
rnn 10 fanc% IS 50. state. Pennsylvania
and nearby h"nnerr browns As Q +9c.
Cheese Arn:: state fresh specials c4i?
q &c: do average "a ?H!c.
Dressed poultry hrm: chickens az
$nc: fowls ?oT os,?c: turkeys lar src.
Live stock flrra no prices quoted.
Flour unsettled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
COMPELLED TO STOP

WARREN. Ohio. Sept. l0.-Aftcr COM
pelling all trains To creep through the
city Mt a suairs pace III observance OF
an ordinance which sets four-milc-an-
hour speed limit" Erie railroad officials
have agreed 70 have a fast Pittsburgh
Cleveland train stop here regularly. On
orders ofeNiayor Fitzpatrick. three Of the
compsnys engineers were arrested to-
day for violating the ordinance. With
20 trains compelled to slow down 70
the prescribed speed. It was said fati.
road officials had no alternative from
meeting the citys demand for this place
being made 4 regular stopping point tor
tesA - 49, hA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
NO NBaRoEs INCLUDED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept To-
No negroe. will be included N the mex
contingent Of forty per cent Of the draf'
quota 70 he taken from West Virgins
to the Petersburg. Va. cantonment or
September IL to IS, It vas announced
today at state military headquarters. 4.
railway equipment is not available &c
transport ths an4ipA 80 ~ <A ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
Comnansatton NewI.

New elections # employers or LABOR
under the Workmen's Compensation law
were approved today BY Commissioner
60 OF AS follows:
Hatfield and Mitchell, coal minlns'
Plymouth: MOST oso. Coal cnrnpais'
harrisburg: EIk'nG Limestone Crush'hs
company. Elkirs: W. y. t-llIer' Eehe'a
contractor. kryser: 6. !. FranRi'n anu
,nrnunv. road contractors, Pocahontns.
Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
MARKET QUIET

The local >,ock market was quiet
ve.tc:day. LaBelle Iron common how
Ger. ?G,anced ii half point. selling at
rhe clos" at III. Preferred was up
prar At Us. Wheeling Steel & Iron
company waS bid at l$2. Mold 4
Foundry sock WAS quiet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
Now IT'S Judge Cato.

Henry :. CATO, Charleston lawyer Ihte
today was named. judge ~ the circuit
rnnr; NJ Eanawha and Gay countries
l,v Governor John j. Corn"ei'' Hs sue
cnssor to rho lat" Judge Samuei IT, hiL'
,lcpare. who dicd about TWO weeks ako'
1udg. cato will "erve nn'll ms s"r
co., is chosen Al ;he next general elH
ton. He ia DEMOCRAT.