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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
NOTED CHILD WORKER
WILL LECTURE HERE
Miss Katherine McQuay Of Washing
ton, Pa. Head Of Largest ChIt-
dren's Mission at Second
II Church,

Miss Katherine McQuay Of Wash
inclOn. Pa. will Eve on" OF H'r 1e-
hgh,ful illustrated gospel talks at the
Second United Presbyterian churcn al
1880 O'Clock tomorrow morning. MISS
McQuay is che OF the many rnthusias'
tic roSpr! workers who believe mat
he absence OF children from he sane.
tllary is on" Of rhr Alarming evils OF
he day. and her work Is designed
especially To attract them.
In the afternoon al : o'clock she Will
give = chldrrn'S talk, Miss Nc(lGaE
viii show. among other things, an
illustration uf .lapan"s" village. an
African vilaG" and an American VII
LACE. All children ar" invited, as MISS
McQuay thinks thu children arr the
inspiration Of any meeting. she mas
IN charge The largest mission SoclGl!
amCn2 children in til" world. Shc
started with L. children TWO years ago
~ Washington and her efforts nave
been crowned with success. US the
enrolment l.; now 900. Her work Is
Of such an impressive character mat
she has been called The "Eilly Sunday
nf tho Young People,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
Coal Mine Guards
Assault Labor Agent

Si.>'ia dispatch tn tNr lutelscnccr.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. June S.-Cil-
zcns OF Fairm6nt are up In arms TO-
night and talks OF lynChings are heard,
following the assault twice committed
today on labor worker. on the streets
of This city. Tn" assaults were com
mit1ed by Two mine guards and coal
company officers from nearby towns
The man assaulted Is Andy MrdNov1ch
4 labor agent Of the Prick Coal COM
pany.
The first assault occurred on Water
street when the Two. coal company
"bullf" used black Jacks with tell
ing effects. After The assault McdNu-
vich appealed 10 The polio" for protec,
ton and WAS promised he would b."
protected. An hour later one Of the
guards entered the Dixie theatre Oh
Main street. and after his daughter
had pointed oui tho labor agent. he
assaulted him with a black jack m
fic,inc terrible wounds. So Tar the
police have failed 10 arrest either men
although they have carried warrants
10. each for several hours
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Gnetnals Defended.

IJtI,'tt:n luu" S.--tivuCraI COCKTAILS
.iiitll,!. on TN" ship construction que
non has .,ir"ur SUPPORT from congress
uiaG fr,l y. lirltirn. IF chicago, mrtn-
Der Of tn. h"i>" naval ""lniiic'. VINO
s.,S H.; u. familiar with IN" details OF
'ii,. tIi."Sir.n h"''ruS'' "f ''bSr ;tsS"Cld-
non vii; General liucthui&.
',;m.:hLiS" said Mr.. l:rIi'"n To-Day,
-?rfuS.s :" lct the United States treas
KY H.. looted. The trouble is cau*"d by
+, money -Er.thl':Ng proposition. certain
influential inrn % tho south are trying
to Eu!d l!l. ;."rrrnTI"ni up for hlE con-
Tracts ard ,;ci:"rai COCKTAILS stands IN
H. IT. way.
"tuui-ariS Erl" hc"n lot i"r eighty
si,i,,.; IL. IL. ..ru"iruCicd rf Douglas fir u
lie. %hipyur,iS III and around S"atll" anu
Portland. Tho stipulated ltTI'e Is S""".-
unu ami iii. western lurn!,"rincn were
y llIiur t. build III" ships and lake jh"ir
,han,cS on 4 profit. GrUu1'S Of iniiu"n-
rial mon i'm tiriIrsi"m. Mobile. New Or
leans and other southern ports arc Try
I'M TO force, General tiu"thhlS /" give
,r~rl ,nutrartS nrI 81 - stipulated pre-"
80 SInu lIui, i,I; un thu basis nt cost plu"
:, rnrrrniag. that world insure Il profit
If s." nm On each ship
''rh.... ,-uli' ~ rn"rS arc not Shlphnlih-
,rS Tho, are Simply irving tn got a
luurh nf ,.u,i,rarts from tn" govern
mont with which - iinanr" ShinhuildinE
.,rnuanr.S If their own. In ether words
;Irv wan, contracts that will insure
them ~ ;iNGn"" Il profit "i 80" """ IN
,,..r shtr--r"ntr.tris that can pc ped
,i,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
PARKERSBURG FOR
MARTINSbURG TO
SECURE 4 CAMP
S,.>rs. Dispatch 20 The In:cliSsu'N-,

I
WASHINGTON. u. G.. .llne S.--A
c"iyrd bv Secretary ii War Baker
rhis afternoon. They called 10 urge
the location Of on" OF III" soldiers
training camps in Nest Virginia.. but
not IN urg" any particular SIT" pio-
pOS"t within IN" state. Governor
Gulnwrll guaranteed ample pnIic" pro
lection and rigid law enforcement to
,uainrain the high moral tone sur
rounding the training camps al which
The war department is aiming.
Senator Sutherland. former Cover
;Hor \. 4. White. Congressman Bowers,
Reed, woodward. Cooper aad Nicely
were also members OF The drlr2aiinn
and each had Il few good words III be-
half Of selecting site in West Viz
Slnia rs !; camp.
Othcrt in the party wnrc Captain W:
!! VI. Hall and George ". Johnson OF
ParkershurG and Herbert Fitzpatrick
of Huntington.
Secretary Baker plai:lly indicated
10 the committee his personal prefer.
snce was for his native Town. Mar
iinSburc. aui here told the. committee
news which they had not before heard.
II WAS thai 'wo camps We're 10 hc To-
ic;,;rd IN tho OhIU-Nrst NirGinia dis.
irirf
! Several hours after tho conferences
was over il was learned thar Chilli
cnIh' aud been designated as the So:
Of one OF ,hcs" camps Secretary Ia.
kcr told In. Delegation thai L" would
exercise no inilu"uCn over the recon-
! mrndatiun Uf the visiting official
! board. and that as il came 10 him
through General Barry n Chicago ami
| General Darlington here it would
i stand. Quite frankl;' ir laid II" would
be pleased if Mar; i:l-bure was recon
,:ncnded. The impression among
members Of the delegation tonight i
that it lies between that town and
!pavkersburg. The latter has been rec
commended by tho visiting board 10
General Barry. This hoard was onr
! of which Colonel Carl Reichman WAS
prnEident and WIS composed OF FIVE
officers II personally visited and
carefully inspected .? proposed sites,
located in Ohio and Nest Virginia.
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LOCAL WOMAN IS
NAMED PRESIDENT
Mrs. Charles n. Robinson Heads Mis-
sonary Society Of Wheeling Pres
bytcry, u. p Church

Several Wheeling women attended
the annual meeting of The Woman'S
Missionary Society of the Wheeling
rreSbytery, United Presbyterian
church. held yesterday afternoon and
evening at UnionIuwn. O. Mrs. ChaS.
r. Robinson was elected president.
DIher Wheeling women elected oil.
GERS arr: Miss Martha Hare. treas
nr"r; Miss Mary Hare, superintendent
OF junior work. and Mrs. l.. {. NietS,
association manager.
Among those attending from tho two
local United Presbyterian churches
were: Frst-MrS Charles ii. Robin,
son. Mrs. y. Is. Best. Mrs. l.. e. Nicis,
Mrs. Glenn Smith. Mrs. Harry Spears.
Second Mrs. j. l.. Sawlrlir. Mrs. +. T..
Elliott. Mrs. John r. Garden. Miss
Cora Sloan. Miss Edna Harris and
Miss Drusila Garden.
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To the cxpcctant mother the coming
Of The new baby should be an event
Of great JOY. She should he bright
and happy. \ cheerful frame OF minu
viii Influence her coming baby'S entire
future life. .,
Thousands Of mothers for the past
fifty years have used Mother
Friend" This preparation has a soft
cninr. penetrating effect on the ao-
dnminal muscles. The period before
childbirth is made much easier. Mu;a
Of the pain is avoided at the CRISIS
"Mothcr's Friend is safe prep
aration. Ii has won the highest re-
gard of all mothers who have used 1t
and is prescription Of noted DOC
tor. Get a bottle from your druggist
today. Apply it night and morning
A valuable book containing some
thing every mother should know has
been prepares for users Of "Mothers
Friend" 1t is free. Write BIadheid
Regulator Company. Dept. n, ~
Atlanta. Ga. today for this book.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
COnfGdS Unvpi| Statue
OF Lee at Gettysburg

GETTYSBURG. Pa, June S.-~N"t.
Grams Of the Confederate army repre-
senting almost every SecUion OF IN"
south. gathered here Today for the
ceremonies attending The unvcillnc OF
Nir9inia'S massive memorial 10 her
sons who fought al Gettysburg lh"
memorial is SurmOunIed by $iatu" or
General Robert t.. Lcr.
For an hour before Tho ceremonies
Of dedication the veterans were en-
tnrtainni al dinner III The heavily wood
I'd sections from whicu many nf them
started on their historic charge nifty
four years ago. Dixie" "tarry Me
Back 10 Old Virginia. and other
southern melodies were played time
and again by the bands and every l!m"
the veterans Chcercd.
4 parade preceded the dedication. a
battalion Of h" Fourth United States
Infantry and thr cadets from Virginia
Military Institute cS"Orting Governor
Stuart Of Virginia and Governor l}rum-
bauGh Of Pennsylvania 10 the seen" o.
the unwilling.
Miss Anne Garter Loo. Cranhdaugh-
ter OF General Robert t.. leo. unveiled
tho statute on tho TOP Of the pedestal
and mighty shout aroS" as tn" figure
Of their old cOmmaund"r ramC from
beneath Lhr folds Of the fla2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
HON, \, s. PIPES IS
CALLED BY DEATH

CAMERON. W. Va, June S.-llon.
II. s. Pipes. for thirty-five YEARS an
aitachc Of The pension office at WASH
ington. d. G.. died yesterday in Morrn,
Kansas. according tn word received
here today by relatives. His body
will b. brought 10 Cameron Monday
for burial.
Mr.. Pipe; WAS prominent Repub
licun. tie was member of the Ma
sonic order at Wheeling. lie was 80
wears old and unmarried. Surviving
arc four brothers +. {. and G. W. of
Cameron: Slater 7. Of WayncshurS.
and Captain James Pipes, Of Wash
inGtOn. j. I.
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IF WOOD
COUNTY MEN IN
j. {. CUSTODY

FNi;KEESErEG. w. Vo.. June $.
.l"hn Holly and son. I.ow:s Holly. OF
mrHc This city we're arrested TO-DAY IN"
arv being held Under $4,000 h"ni l"i-
i"WiuE Il hearing imtur" t"mlnir$l"it''r
'a-In. changed with cvaiin.: lh" r'I!S
rratl"n law. IN" son. il is clain"i d'i
not register. This. is tn" "utE action
50 fac ,ak''r Isl his county IN ""nh"G-
iiuH wIth r.GIstrali"u evasion
coIJ'hlE;'S. .:,iir &.-Thrr Column
i.Us ;mcm lsl" to-day "'r" indicted i"r
'"nsHIro', !" defeat c"mscrlrtion by the
federal grand lHrE.
tn; ar" Nmmon HrnrasH. Cecil
Hali", md Harry T"wu@l"%. who we're
nrrr"i"ud"I w"l'" printing an" ms
ir:hr;tluE amtI-r"nScripti"n literature.
.lullu Hammond % Goa! Kun. -. WAS
!!.i.rI"h "a: having refused ~ rCgISi"r.
Frah X. LU"rc"r. Martins Ferry O.. Tor
. i1i!ur" !" register aTd Hamilton Sii"N-
'2'h. Mari"t'a. for having made threats
against Pr"&lh"n; Wilson.
RrT'rlT. Mon;. June S.-T"cntv-
seven residents Of Battle. mostly tGr-
rignars ir!: iurn the draEnci which the
2ciicc throw "ut last nighi ~ apprchcnd
. those who failed 10 rcrIstcr Cor the 80
!"c'ive draft army. Tho arrests W'f"
'.rad" withIn an hon- and the numbers
which were fr:nd caused tho police !"
h"Nevo thr jntT! III non-r"@iSt"rcd IN
:h!s city will hc srT"ral hundrcd.
MlSs0IL, Mont, Jane c.-Tw.nty-
fear Ems ~ Riverside. n I"imH"r town
near NissiGla. who had cvadrn rr%!Slrh-
i:":. ""r" arrested last might l.! 'n''
sheriff assisted hy n d"tchn'n' ~ sol
G;vrS. III" NOV. - whom tn" ma l"iItE
are aliens. 7:,ro allowed - register and
iAcn released.
rnCKIs0Er. All. JUN" $ H'Ar!y 80
Observation-Disclosures who S'u:m"h IN"
county iail here WcrlucSdn% night aud
dcrnauG".I tina, they b. locked NJ b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
Kaiser Counting on
Exhaustion Of Allies

AMSTERDAM via I.nn,iun. .'unc y:
+::II y. u,-On.. M occasion o. a ucill'
0nSiratiun q. nrW d." n>ly" iietNuaf
on the western f"Oa;. Sars 4 HISiatrA
:rou Berlin ro,la;. Emperor William
delivered (. ,y,.rci! - tee E:aadcnburS
;rounS. =, which -, sad
THE ,n.:uy l. .-,"kiu@. decision.
W.. awair i raimil. r.ar!n@ "u: trHsi
in cod. who ;r"r.joi"cr has 9:ar!ouslE
protected ~! 2,,i.,i ~. Ou; an nay
will b.. cotnp"ji'& - sacsi:i"" men IN
Ill n Is exhausted: aIt lays down his
arms.
You mus hasten his "XhaE>tion.
When This i Accomplished yuu vii,
have Won 10" the German p"0pt" The
position which ii.''y a.. entitled - IN
Joy Peace Will b. dictated through
YOU"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
BEARLEY'S ACCUSER
REPUDIATES CHARGE
Humane Society Ward Now Denies
That Step Father Committed
Crime Against Her.
Il was learned from Il reliable sou

II was learned from Il reliable source
last might that Beatrice NUllcr, The
West Virginia Humane Society ward.
whO related Il story that caused Phil
lip Rcarl"y 10 h" arrested on Il
rharpr of CriminalIr asSaul1inS he,
has completely rcpUGlHIcd her charge.
The Girl. a Stcpdau"htcr OF Brarlcy,
told her story 10 Human" Officer Shrl
don Joseph. who >wOr'. out il warrant
b"fOr" Squire Il. &. Hobbs and had
Bcarlcy arrested. Nav. that sh" has
denied that HE man she accused run..
mirl"d any Grim" against h"". ,Ecrc
will b" nothing IL Gn hut Withdraw
IN" charges. Prosecuting Attorney,
u. 4 Mckee. however, ha. not ii,
rrCfpd the relras" ui lCari"y. who i:
still in jail while The prosecutor
make. corrplCtr investigation If ~.
cry circumstances connected with the
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
Prohibition Applies
To TdrS and Marines

WASHINGTON. Lune $.-~Proh!bItion
provisions 0f the ncw ARMY law apply
10 the navy and marine corps as well
rs the army. An opinion by Attorney
General Gregory made public today
holds that the statute covers all the
military forces % the United States.
whether on land 0. sea. and NOT the
army exclusively. Secretary Daniels
asked ;he attorney General !" pas;
upon the question and has telca raphed
MS ruling 20 rhc officers commanding
all E:"al posts. Specifically The law
fo-b:ds, the sale or possession OF ltq-
nor at military post except for me-
tiicinal purposes under regulations. and
i. makes g unlawful TO sell intoXi-
cants 20 any Officer or member Of
Inc mi,!ta,? forces while in uniform.
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GENERAL COCKTAILS
(Continucd From First Pagc.)

form Of contract, and that General
I ;orrhalS has Iutnrd down CnnlractS
calling for Il cost plus len per cent.
profit basis after he had once approved
that plan.
Rnih Euslis and Clark issued state
mrn1s during The day denying the Cen
erals assertion as 10 Measurements,
and replying To his charges Of dlSIoI-
atty hy saying they felt il. was ihelr
duiv to inform the country that ships
can b.. built if the government wants
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
Starvation Prevented
By American Action

LONDON. .lun" y. q y. m Captain
Charles Bathurst. parliamentary sec
rrtary 10 The food control department.
Speaking ~ Guilfnrh tonight, said the
immediate danger of national S1ar"a-
ton had been removed. thanks 10 the
prUmp: anal generous assistance of the
United States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
FAREWELL SMOKER

In honor OF Rabbi 4. H. Silver or
Enrf Street Temple. who leaves Wheel
inc lat. This month for Cleveland.
where hr will be pastor OF 4 large
synagogue. Wheeling lodge NO. hl2'
|. u. Il. b. will give 4 smoker IN the
Y. NJ. RI. \. headquarters sunday eve
ming. l.. B. Stein Z. NJ. Bacr and E..
H. Jacobs compose the committee In
charge Of the affair.
Preceding the session Il large class
Of candidates will be initiated into the
lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
Stockholm Meeting Of
Socialists is Called Off

LONDON. June S.--"Owing 10 vari-
Gus circumstances" the general meet.
ing OF the international Socialist COM
milior. SGT for to-day. in Stockholm.
could not h" held says II Reuter- dis
patch tonight, from The Swedish cap
ital.
Il is rumnrcd. say tn" message. thai
The meeting has been postponed until
September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
1856 Graduates From
The FairInOnt Norma!

S1eca. bIoarn - the fa;eiEsNSc~r

S?ecs: D.Ioarh q ht 1n;-iE.Nac~f
FAIRMONT. ". Va. lure X-rhc
forty-st1t:l annual COMMENCEMENT 81
the Farmont State Nogn!al School
took place to-da: u: n" ncS norma
building. when The ,argos. cias, i'll nc
history u the school. composed of ~.
youag men and ladies, representing
urerv cot!at% Of tie Strte. and s..rrra
other States. gradua:pd
Or Joseph J.. Henderson,. Of tae Tai.
vc-s:ty Of Texas, I'..irrt,d the r""i
neaceuleIt address. IN unusually
large number O: Sraf" educators at.
Tended the cpGinnHc"neut program.
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WASHINGTON.

OLYMPIA. WASH. June S.--Rcviscd
official figures on draft registration in
tho Stale of Washington show:
Total registration. l0S,615.
White exclusive IF alirnS). 9n,S17.
COlnred, 1888
Alien registrations II, 225;,.
Exemptions claimed. 57.97S.
States estimated rliG;bles. ~ .6o4.
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REGISTRATIONS
Continued From First Page.)

provost marshal's office tomor-
row morpinS. The states includ-
ed in tonight's figures are Arkan-
sas. California, Connecticut. Del
rware, Georgia. Maine. Maryland.
Mississippi. North Carolina. Or
rgon, Rhode Island. South Caro-
lima. Tennessee. Virginia. Wash
inrron. Wisconsin and West Viz
Glnia.
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MONTANA.

WASHINGTON, June S.--Montana
is line fifth state in The union to full
her quota of recruits for the regular
army At the close Of recruiting yes
lcrday' Montana had S34 was voIun'
teerS for the regulars against quota
Of 752 Total recruiting for the DAY
was low at l,SGS, New York leading
with 2lf men.
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. June S.-A surprising
number of aliens and Il high percent
age of men claiming exemption are
revealed in the incomplete returns
thus far tabuIated from Tuesdays reg
istration in New York city
4 large number Of men who did not
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Illinois AhoYa Estimate.

SPRINGFIELD. Ills. June s.-Regis-
tration in Illinois Will exceed the ccnsuS
bureaus estimate of the states quota by
approximately forty thousand if COM
pIctr official returns hear out estimates
Of .Adjutunt-G General Dickson tonight
'rh" total registration is estimated at
6Si.252. This includes an estimated
fetal of 6.%"4 from TWO counties from
which ~ detailed reports have been re-
returns arc in. Without the three miss-
ing precincts. Chtca 90 alone registered Il
total Of S352.39S, of whom 15S,609 claim
ed exemption.
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GEORGIA.

WASHINGTON. June S.-The gov.
crnor Of Georgia reported tho states
total registration at 23l,4lS, divided
as follows:
White I27.645: colorrd l0o.429:
alien LIZA: alien enemies l90: indl'
Gated possible exemptions To- ,49i.
states estimated rligiblCs 4.S33.
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"Mamma. can me- and Tommy have
some cake" asked little Ruth
Not unless YOU TASK grammatically."
replied her mother.
We'll. then" said she. may I have
piece Of cuke:"-DalaS News
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. y. G.. June S.--Governor
Beckett tonight announced North Car
oIina's total registration al HVo,o32,
divided aS follows:
White 34.i99; colorcd 64.I00: alien
$40: alien enemies IS: indicated ,poss-
ihIe exemptions l33, 6l4. States es'
timalrd rligiblrs l"4.ni6.
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MARYLA

ANNAPOLIS. Md, June S.-The
governor Of Maryland reports Ia WASH
inSlo today Thai III" states total reg
Istrafion is l2u,AJS. divided AS fol-
lows:
White. S?.50i: rolnrcd 22,G1a; alien,
1.;%!i%:7: alien enemies. NJ. The lndt-
Gated possible exemptions are $3.50.
The states estimated cligiblcs arc
1"G,20n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
ALAB ANA

MONTGOMERY, Ala. juno S.-Ala-
hRma's total registration rs announced
from the governors office tonight is
1857. divided as follows: Whites, 1885,
SID: negroes 6o.?56: aliens LIS: alien
enemies 81 Indicated possible cxcmp-
tons l2o.f7S. Estimated cligibles 203,-
quo
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NEW YORK, June s. Approxim.
ately half the 59o.670 men of military
age who registered in FIVE boroughs
of greater New York last Tuesday
claimed exemption. They were d.
yided as follows:
Claiming exemption. o70,7S3 friend.
400: eligible for duty if all askin ex-
emptions are sustained in their claims.
1iS.1222.
In Manhattan borough the registra-
ton was 254,25S. of whom 105,225
claimed exemption.
Those eligible for duty number S.
OF and there are SS.507 friendly aliens
and $500 enemy aliens.
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MlSSISIRPl

JACKSON, Miss. June S.--Gnrernor
Rilbo tonight reported Mississippi 5
registration as l%H.4IS. divided as fol-
lows:
White. 81 .7%;f: rolorcd. 1881 alien,
90: alien enemies. IL. Indicated pos
sibln exemptions, 2ti.II""i. States es-
limaicd cligiblcS, l11.DGG
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register Tuesday are making good the
omission and total figures for the city
may not be complete before tomorrow.
More than 800 registered yesterday.
In more than half the cases the men
were sailors who were at sea on
Tuesday.
Fairly complete tabulations had
been received from nine Manhattan
districts, fourteen Brooklyn districts
and four Bronx districts.
The approximate total in the nine
Manhattan districts is $4,000, and OF
this number about o3,100 claimed cX.
emptions while 1920 waived it.
These districts registered more than
$4,000 aliens, of whom about 1,500
were registered as enemy aliens. In
complete tabulation in the Bronx
shows that out of about $4,000 white
citizens more than $1,000 claimed OK.
cmption, while twelve districts in
Brooklyn indicate that out OF $4,000
citizens registered $4,000 claimed OK.
cmption.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
Cal IEORkIA.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. June S.--Re-
suits of The srlectivr draft registration
in California. rs photographed by Gov
error W. u. Stephens today TO Pro
vosi Marshal General CrowdCr at
Washington follows:
Total registration, "97.%%33""; white.
2""29.972: colorrd. 3.l4S. Indicated pos
sible exemptions. l"i.116 States pos.
sibe exemptions, l2G,:iIt: States cs>
limatnd cligihles. 36".iI9
Registration III aliens in the slate
showed q total Of G1iGi and in addl-
tcrp6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
M AIN F

WASHINGTON. June S.-The gov
crnor of Maine reports tho states TO-
tai registration at G0,l1G, divided as
follows:
White. lH901: coIorcd. lnG: alien,
1903: alien enemies. 10. Indicated
possible exemptions. ""9.%%9". states
estimated cligihlrS. i%.JIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09

We offer a special lot Of Wash
Skirts. including d gabardines.
linene and reppS in all sizes and
all lengths. Fun backs. loose
bellcd, pocket trimmed and but
ton trimmed. Special price.
S1.-4S each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09

Wash Skirts Of plain repp. Of
all white fancy weave repp and
of all white fancy weave gabar-
dine. Several different distinc-
tive styles with pockets. loose
helts, pearl buttons and deep
hens. a very attractive collcc-
ton.