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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
vERNE'S STORY
IN PICTURES is
PRIVATELY SHOWN

There was a private screening
Friday morning. in the Washington
theater. OF the new motion picture.
Twenty thousand Leagues Under
the Sea- based on jules vernes
story Of the same name. II begins
an engagement In the Washington
sunday. succeeding "A Daughter OF
the Gods with Annette Keuermann.
which is closing its sixth week
The picture presents some remark
able photography. many OF the
scenes having Been taken on the
bed of the ocean Nth the william
son brothers invention. and reveals
the fife Of the sea depths with the
hdelity of the camera. The wonier-
fui imaginative stoTy OF Verne.
upon which the scenario IA ha-ed.
End which vas written more than
so years ago. Is peculiarly timely. for
the nctton In the story has become
truth In the current history Of the
world Capt Memo and HIS subma-
rins have many sensational and
thrilling experiences, none more so
perhaps than those taking place
every day In the prt sent submarine
warfare % the yzs
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under
the Sea- will Dc shoxn in the Wash
ingtou every afternoon az Is and
every evening Al Sis o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
BAKER OPPOSES
SOIL SURVEY
Former Speaker Of State House
Says Measure Is In
necessary
BIT W. l. cALNoN.

STAY corresposderf Detroit rt-esl
LANSING. Mich. Feb 3.-Her.
bert Baker. OF Cheboygan. former
speaker OF the house. is in lansing
working against the bill 20 have a
soil survey OF the unused lands OF
the state. He declares that most Of
the unused lands are held by com.
panies that stripped them Of their
timber or are holding them for pos.
sihle exploitation and paying prae.
tically no taxes because the lands
are held nearly worthless An OK.
pensive state survey that estab-
lisned values for these lands would
only be 90 benefit 20 these owners.
he contends
he also holds that any one who
could 20; tell wha, kind OF soil vas
on any given acreage could no. tell
any better on survey mar and
might not be able 20 do anything
with the lands anyway.
II Is reported that the former
speaker is DESTROYS OF backing bills
TO establish the Torrens system OF
land transfers and 90 create q ton.
mare tar on mining output. both Of
which have figured in sessions OF
the legislature for q long time back.
The state grange has supported
them on various occasions. but is
doing nothing with them this year
Baker is now legislative agent OF
the Cleaners organization.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
HOLSTERS
VOTE DOWN
WHISKY
Senate Passes Wright
Prohibition Bill,
80 To IL

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. a-The sen
ate Friday passed the Wright prohibi
ton bill by vote OF IS TO IL. The
measure had already PASSED the
house but must 30 hack TO the house
for ratification Of several amend.
ments That the amendments viii
Do acted 90 favorahly by the house
and the bill signed by the governor
= practically certain
Drys planned 10 rush the bill 20
The house and have the amendments
ratified this afternoon.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2-The
house today passed without roll call
i,s nrst prohibition hill--the one
that makes Alaska bone dry. Jan. /.
1915. II has already passed the
senate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
Bring the Boys to the
Clothing Sale Saturday

What does your boy need
nost-a suit, an overcoat OF Il
nackinaw?
Whatever IL Is, now is a good
time to buy.
Mothers with an eye for tive
amily purse are taking advant-
ge of this sale TO provide the
better kind of clothing for the.c
boys at worthwhile savings.
Saturday will be a big day
in the sale with a feast Of good
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
FAILS TO GUST
HIS DAUGHTER
Judge Tells Aged Father To
Consult Priest and Win Back
Wfe's Love

Aged Joseph PichlAcs, Friday
morning. lost hts appeal TO the Law
TO have his pretty daughter. SODA.
~ years old. barred from the family
home. No. 500 Grandy-ave.
Thru 81 years OF constant labor
az small wages-he says be now
gets ti3 a week IN the Packard
plant-PichlacI has reared bis fam
lily and purchased a home. Now. as
he looks forward 10 the time when
be can spend his last years in indie
pesdeuce. the aged man says that
hts daughter threatens 10 break mp
the home
He declares the girls influence
over Der mother il such tina, she
may persuade the mother TO leave
him. He pe,itioned the court for an
Injunction restraining Sofa FROM
coming home
Sofa. modestly dressed. turned
into q comedv what. TO "a. father.
was a tragedy. She gigrled girl.
trhly when her father was asked II
che had threatened 20 kill him.
Judge Murphy. IN whose court the
arguments on the petition were
heard. cautioned the young woman
10 rspress herself The daughter
testified that her father did not be
have himself" She denied she had
called him evil names.
The Judge commenting OF the un-
usual situation. declared n. believed
special tribunal vas needed 70
handle such cases lie denied the
petition for the injunction with this
advice 20 the father:
Take your wife By the arm and
see your priest He probably will
give you the right advice
He then urged the lawyers in the
case 10 exert every effort TO effect
a reconciliation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
MOVEMENT FOR
WOMEN'S PRISON
EXCITES INTEREST

The mass meeting TO discuss '.rhe
need OF a training school for women
IN Michigan" TO be held Saturday
afternoon at ; o'clock. In the Cen.
tury building. promises 10 be large
iy attended. The meeting Il under
The auspices Of the penology commit
tee OF the Association OF Collegiate
Alumnae and representatives from
various clubs and organizations CO.
operating in the project
The speakers will be Dr. RhodA y.
&c Blols. Mrs. Percy J. Farrell. Dr.
Mary Thompson Stevens. Mrs. Lena
lake Forrest and Miss Clara Liver
more. Attendance az the meeting
has been promised BY Judges HUI.
bert. Murphy. Msndel. Jenries. Con.
molly and Hslly. and Milton Oakman.
former sheriff and present county
clerk. oficials OF tAe Detroit House
Of Correction. detention home. police
court and county jail will be present.
A general discussion will follow
brief talks by the speakers.
rvtnttag-thc plain neat ktna-shas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

things for the boys
A good day to outfit the boy
in the better kind of clothes at
less expense.
Mackinaws at 1896, S4.95,
s5.75 and S7.75.
Overcoats at $6.25. s7!q5,
1925 and $11.50.
Junior Overcoats at $11.5J,
$3.50 and $3.50.
Boys Suits at 1925 and
s7.75.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
Strictly Tailored Blouses
So and SOS

Excellent sport shirts or
business blouses. so severe and
distinctly simple. The lines are
perfect-the cuffs are exactly
right, the collars are precise
mostly the sort that can be
worn high, medium or low.
OF linen and pretty striped
Unity, 50. The model at 81. %
is of handkerchief linen-thc
severe cuffs and collars are fin
ished with an edging of Irish
picot
Hsdson's-TIird FIeer--w.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

Capt Thomas z. Jones, Who for
many years commanded tugs for
the Lake Superior Paper company.
II dead in his home At No. io4 De.
asindrest-. OF pneumonia The IA.
neral viii be held Saturday aftsr.
noon AZ O'Clock and burial will
be In Forest Lawn cemetery. n. IL
survived By one sister. Mrs. Robert
Scott. Capt. Jones was 81 years
old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
I'll WOULD
FORBID ALL
BOOZE
Rep. Lewis Wants To
End Liquor Advertis-
ing In Michigan

(sss6 ccrrsspendssf Detroit Ti-ses)
LANSING. Mich. Feb. 3.--Prohibi-
zion Of liquor advertising In Michi.
AN II sought In bin introduced
n the house Friday by Rep. Lewis
Of van Buren,. The bill would make
II unlawful 20 advertise liquors IN
newspapers. on billboards. In street
cars or railroad trains. by circular
or any other way I, would pro-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

y. after which Miller announced %
he court that she would not return
% him. and that she had informed
I'm that she had not been detained
" her parents against her win.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
Nurses Will Demonstrate

bined colors Of madras.
chambray and percale, Csc
each.
Green books witt be given AVN
In the Baby Store this Baby week.
which will give mothers fund
OF useful information.
Beautiful Baby Coats
Wonderful party coats fer
the wee children of one, ".
and three years. These very
adorable demure little wraps
are made of the finest white
taffeta, embroidered and
trimmed - many Of them.
Some OF faille sIlk. others are
made Of flesh colored crepe de
chine. A few charming models
are made Of crepe chiffon prsttily
lined with china silk The em.
broidery on many OF them In per.
fectly lovely 80 fne and perfect:
these coats are very unusual and
extremely attractive. 1850 and
SIS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

the three. me girls and thu yornE
nan come from families OF dancers.
and havs never known any osher
than a dancing life"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
Hats for Little Girls

Very good looking tailored
shapes, in all colors - black,
navy blue. Alice blue, ross
green, white; many trimmed
with stiff grosgrain ribbon
bands and smart bows.
Cute looking models ~ straw. NJ
Ian. lisere. for very little girls from
2 20 10 years Prices fi.sS TO 10.
For Miss Sixteen
-, We hEre n n o. s-A, shaped gsf
Ilttls hat The top IL OF straw All
embroidered ribbon facing gives an
added dash.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

candidates for denomination. are
John W. Beaumont. Detroit attor-
ney. and Jason woodmzn. farmer
OF Paw Paw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
Saturday Is the Day Our
! little Customers Shop

Hundreds Of them Saturday to their store buy
new clothes and always make extra preparations TO
them promptly and well.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

Vanta baby garments,
which. Of course, are very
wonderful for tiny babies, fer
they fasten with soft tape
that do not twist or curl
when Numbered, and there
are no buttons to stick into
the babies tender flesh, and
there are no pins that might
accidentally hurt the pre-
cious child. This nurse will
gladly talk 10 all mothers on
subjects regarding the chill
dren's clothes.
Gertrude skirts. 81 and sl75
One dozen diapers. all sizes, 81
20 s77S.
vanta bands. 2Se and soc.
Dresses and Rompers
Colored dresses. rompers
and little boys suits. In
plain white or prettily COM
uu<.~... R.Av shs-TStvS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

This chic and very different bon.
net comes In Alice blue. red. pur.
pie. brown. navy, old rose and
green. s3ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

No. SIS. Memo Wonderful corset,
performs this service for the tall
woman Of full figure. The Wonder.
TIT bandlet. inside the corset. 4. ad.
Unstable and supports the abdomen
from underneath. with perfect com.
fort High, full back: medium
bust IS.
Huasssis-Feupts FJe~r-,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03
Memo Corsets-Ideal for
Women Who Value Health

Some OF the advantages of the Memo corsets which We
have featured particularly store this week
All Memo corsets have the Memo bridge" construction
MICH prevents pressure at the aistne gives freedom oysr
re diaphragm and induces erect graceful carriage deep
breathing and good circulation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

No. <o3 n a splendid Memo Self
Reducing model for the stout wo-
man OF medium height with heavy
abdomen. Has outer seif.reducina
straps. and inner semi-eiastie relief
bands which support the abdomen
from underneath. Semi-elasfic In.
Curve Back gives symmetrical lines
to lower back. with ease IN any DO
sition. $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

rvtwttss--th~ ptsis sest ktss-shss
J. viaht--rt~es job Dept.--Msis ss2e,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

:. Merino shirts. use.
Infants wooden bands. 2se.
Infants silk and wool bands
<Sc.
Pretty socks for infants with
fancy tops. silk tops. some even
have crochet tops. 2se 10 500.
Infants long nainsook sacks.
trimmed with a tiny hit OF en-.
broidery and tucked yoke. s5e.
Infants sacks. SOC 10 IS; the
s. model Is prettily trimmed with
imitation val lace and some hand
made embroidery.
Hand made infants dresses.
many OF them simply plain long
slips-very elaborately hand EN-
bsoti~fed ene>s-teo Some 81
them are perfectly exquisite.
] Prices ranging from $50 70 x25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

Babies long and short White
poplin hand embroidered coats.
Babies pique Wash Hate. some
are hand embroidered. ~ TO -.
Babies muslin and lawn caps.
soc 10 50 so: some are trimmed
with light colored fancy bows.
hems,itch~d and trimmed with
pretty rosettes.
White rubber sheeting
White enamel nursery chairs
1895 20 W-s5.
Children's sweaters. Sizes
10 years. et.75 90 sass.
ChiIdren's knlcker drawers.
with convent edges. 35e TO -.
Soft soled shoes. buttoned- sec
10 $50.
Babies long and short cash
mere coats. silk lined and hand
embroidered. Sizes up 10 years.
IS to S25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

Hsd.on's-Tlird FIeer-w..dr.ra nvua,,s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-03

reconcIIIation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
LIEUT.. JEFFERSON
ON TRAINING CAMP
usnrao j. haY1 Wheeling nuyh Foal
flno7.Wiil Leave Boon for
UhilIiunlhe.

Lieutenant t!.,.'r" I .Irrr"rr"n former
'""'G"ih. ""d lI"Gi'"ni," nnI"""hIl"
1"l"r""n "n'l wh" I''I TonIr "''.urI"h
"n Important I'"niil''" with ia" wheel
lnG Tt""Ii"n company. w"n "m"nn ih"
"l"r'n l""nI young mon VIII" returned
ham" lust uIrhi from ~ tonInu,Iu Ilnr-
rIa"m. m'nr Iudlnunr"lIr 'rh"y "li r"-
rurn"h with "rri""rr' ",pu,uiuai"ua
WHOM t.t"ur J"rr"rn"m wnn "ul,",I
bout h"w hr uud tho other i"rnI huyu
Iitod ID" hard irnIuiug Ih"y hnv" G"u"
Through for III" rnst three months md
II" snId "E'In"'"
Mr.. Jefferson snIh TINT th"y Ind put
IN 30 dnyS Of ii huurp II dny aiudyIng
md drilling. TINT 1t was work from tho
tim" tn" rcv"illr sounded at daylight
until tnrs rang ont Mt oclnrk. w"
ar" all feeling fine" h" d""lurcd. ITS
rrunt training and "" mrC in fine shape
Iu do bntIlc when tho buglo calls uS to
tn" front"
Lieut. Jefferson said that while Il
number of the Wheeling boys did not
secure higher commissions ihnn lieu
t"umnts. that II would Il" only question
Inr short tim" unill they ar" given
higher offices. us the government IL
hndly In urrd or officers nnd Ihnt when
one Ii given even II aul"rdInuIc com
mission II he works. hnrl nud Meta
right ho viii quickly Ice given II higher
ufTi"r. THE army il one Organization,
Ia Ihu country hint appreciates service. %
IL" lnrch Lieutenant .l'Il'rSnn,
IT." viii leave rh"TIlY VIII II number
OF Wheeling cuInmirninnrd Brfirrrn Of
the lInrrin"n camp I" arm a. th"urn u,
"r drafted u"u. /" L." n rrmhlrd nj
,'hIlIi'"rf,". ohio. within It'd + urAt ncv-
.rnl w""kn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Will Play at Least
One Championship
Contest in Wheeling
seoond Game Of illumination serisH
Botween JohuHtown ami Stroeh-
mann Club at League Park

At lcaa" ON" game. ana r"rhAr" '""'
I'm th,, elimination series Tor III" anna
tour baseball championship OF America
will b. piny'.d h""r. II WAS aE:'""'C'"
I,sI might by President Harry Bell. OF
tn. lntrr-Clty league.
President HrlI yesterday received IN
formation L. the effect TINT III" ilrst
vnur ~ the series between ia" Htr""h-
MANN rlu. Winners az TN" Ih'"t'' ny
L,pur title. and rhr J"hnsl"wh lh'
club will H.. PLAYED IN J"hhSt"wI'
Saturday. September /. TIA" srr"h"
game viii Lee played at I.'hE"" park
Martins f"Iry. "n sunday. .'"Ii"hl"r
II u IhiTI Hnnl' la n'''"""ih. 1t
VIII lac played at I."ngu" I'hik. "IA".
ON sunday. f"il.winR Tia" H"'"n1 game
Tnu-l,IrIuhl, iuI"r'ii II l"lnE taken
fl The canning "~II,a. Many |" Ir''I'H "o
II.,r Ihr l"tnl ,luh ana - E""h 'hhi"'"
81 landing Ih" %nil"nml "hhnpt"nrhip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
LODGE OF
ODD FELLOWS OPEN
MEETING YESTERDAY
Many Delegates Attending State Ioh-
vontIon-Wlll Eloct Of1iccfn
This Morning.

#
Til" l""llN-"'N'h '''hi ,,.,
tn" district Erahh lhhE' 50. 49, -
virginia, t'ftl!I 'Hl''h ''"'' w.
Fellows. CON l"''h al " '''H''' :.
ychlrr'iny morning IN INC N'l"i9'" "
church. tn" III '"lliiH "l"'i'l WIN
Master i. =. Nnrl at Mont h"I'''A' "
vi. rr"sidlIE. After ihr l'''""''
TIA" chaplain. j. !. 'h'''"h@' Wv "'
was TURNED! over l" W. l.. I"'|'' 49, "
Nh"' liu,.. h" htl'd NJ II'hH''' VI
unnl"h. Ih'n i"Il"w'h u H''' "
,uI"ui. "rl"ImTIh ana lh'p''' hh '
ing nhhr";.."s III l"'lItli "l lI'' '''N "'
'hTI"I" mINilihry "Td"Ih lh'" u"
hI"r~''" "'rr Hh|S r. I"'l"i"i !" 'A "'"
uI"ul,rrr Il TIA order.
I'll" I"ll"wInr r"Tr''nN Inhh' "h'''f"''
Il, e I"'k ~"l'. li"n /. NJ. II'''' IVY
@. johns. Iir'"h w. ray ne MI"
Turu"r, Nil II. NJ I"m"H, M''h ! "'''
lnn"n. W, " ""unh"ir. MIN u. - i"' 10
nnh Alrr IT. fhTI'H
lh" "Il'Ih ''h r''''"' "'i =" '' ~
''ld f"lI'"H nun az 80" '''" WIZ
'!I"nl h"Hl'I !. " ''"'' P'''''''''
Th" EI"'h i"""''' "'''' " Wv
add''IHr H"'' = rowe" 90 Wv VIZ " '''''
Jay IN "Ih'' ""'''h Wv ''''' '''''
h."'h ".''I"I '''''''''' "'''''''' '
"nrnlhr ''.".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
THREE MORE WHEELING
BOYS AT BEN HARRISON

t'fIAIII,I.ulip'. " Va Aur ~
Lieutenant r'',I"u"l NnI" N"Il"'" I"
uIrhi rn,r ,ul '."ImIl. - ..Ni'irl lIn'
,r u,"I, uuIuIu"urh tram West NUE'WI"
- nUI,"nr ~ 1"rr Il"ri"inln IIrTrI"''n
huguel &C T." "nl"r the a"'"ul "Ill""rG
IrniWiuI 'u|mu- Ia addition /" ~" lI"t
nH published previously. ~" NH ~
rlu,lr" TIA" I"ll"wiug m"W.
Thuiun" I. BROWN. rhirnE". HIS.
Clnud" ". II"un"r. Friendly. W Va.
WIllinm G. Councilman. Ihnrl.'"l"u
Hurry r. iIous". Wheeling. William l..
p""lIttl". Fmirmunl. Andrew Edmiarun
lr. Weston: Chester a. l;irh"lhcrEr.
W"llshurg: l.Iwr"u"" j. F"rrIVuu SuCn-
Ger: l'ryt"n a. t'rnmpt"u t"r"dn. Car
en-" Hicks. Hinton: thmrl"S t.. Law
head. Point Pleasant: Edward T.. I.,nih-
"rhurr. tInrkShIrr: David r. Martini
Anderson: Irwin {; M"uihh"rnr. Nush-
lnslnn. H. c.: pnvid X MnrQu"rn. rnN.
W. VA: Clnrcur" -. MCNry. HunIIne-
tom: James H. Nu$h Charleston: I;Irh-
ard f.. rrntt. Wh""Irur; Guy "r"plrs.
Cameron. i""rG" W. Row. Wh"riIuE:
I;"r'I"n u. ltnd"r. k"n"tn. Ilslr $InhI
Huntington. William r.. :iiInI,r,r Isr..k
ley. irwin Is 5rhwnh,.. thhTI"Ht"m.
Paul \. Summers. thnTlr,I"u. AiniIrr
Hawkins $inrk ''hnrl"rI"u. ArI..n :,
Hwit"r. iInirrnvilI". 'nu T.. TurI"y.
NJ u,llnuII.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
BELLA|RE
OheoL Artist Arrested

Inurrr l.. ltronn wah nrroni"h }nn'er'
day "ri"rn"nn IN information I"fh'ah
rd by william T.. I'hIllipa. pr"lri"i"r ~
tho n,ninrrycIo repair shop "n Thir'y-
third rIrrrI. IhIllipH reported !" ihs
police tIrnI Il"rno attempted I" p"'H
wnrihI"an check. Tho check Wa" hrnwh
,n tn" Dollar SnvIngH Bank. made phS-
NIL" to ll"ns" md cndor"cd by MIN. De-
Loving TINT something was wrong PM
lipq naIsrd the police To arrest him IN
IN luCniinE tho man. stranger IN bcli-
nIrr. Officers Good and ConncrH were
detailed on The car md with the assis-
inurr " Phillips located Reese on Gre
rnt street. lie WIS placed under ar
rest md taknn to tho CITY building nno
lodged III jnil. chief Of Police Mnhons
nscrrtninrd that Tile check was frhudu'
lent Reese Will be given n hearing DO
fore Squire Mason Inter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

The Democratic ticket ut tho NoVfin'
Der election viii contain two vacancies
The NnrnIiCirs existed nj tho primary
and unInra were written In the hlsnk
ain.rn More than enough Democratic
wrote la The nhinGo "I 'lhi"iI'" ar
irII Tnr say lI"hn,iI"I nnd Al ii Lynn
hey IuI .'.,ui.iI at iaTen. hat n'nnI tat
81 Iu tr.I az Ia HE fi"ni ~ il.s n"nisa
u,I tie. ,i,Irh u,I. Loot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
New Teachers Elected.

Two new tcnchcrs and n principal for
tho West Bridgeport school have been
elected by the board OF education. Thay
arc Z. .. Reef. principal OF West
bridgeport: Miss Helen Rcdmhn Of
Lancaster. supervisor OF music: ant
Miss Virginiu Groves OF Philndlphia
Pa. instructor In domestic nciencc
School will open on Monday. Septem.
Der 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

with tia. fumlSnJInu 81 tw" hninr"
,,-IcrLny aud the funlsmtinn -! Nv"
L,.,,., to-day. IN which Ih"r" hhH" l""n
rn-rr 1T lninntIir paralysis. the Guy VIII
h.. rr,, from all. hIii on" 'hh" 81 TN"
child plague. I"al"r'ihS Ill" lHrh'a "i"'
Knrrhrr homer wrT" IuihIIhl"l' '""nP
the tIufr anil l'nim"r h"II"h VIII u" rum
Ir,I,L and ur,I w"rk IT," h"uIr "I Her
.h,,I Iil,Lry viii likely l"' IuniEni'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Disouu..d Child Labor

\ meeting of lnrnl u nrn manufacture
rru md Eln-rwnrk"rr wan held y"nior-
day nft"TnumriI mt which tho rigid rn-
rurr"Iu"nl ~ Tia" child lIbnr Inv wan
lirrurn"h II In claimed tho ~nfor"n-
In"nt IT tho Inv In compelling tho vhr>
I"Iia Klnrr fn"tnri"r IN the "ity Ia sun
p"nd w"rk nwinE Ia tho scarcity nf lnb-
ur. 'rh" mntt"r VIII hn Iuk"n up with
t:uyrrnur Cox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Attempted to Freak jail.

dnrIuE attempt to br"nk JAIL was
brought ru light yesterday shortly hIt"r
I 'hnrIrs ls"uhuu"r. VIII" wnS responsible
for the decd. was tnkcn To tn" work.
house u'uh The aid nf some crude
tools. Is"rhnucr had dug large mole
in tn" city building On .ihr south sac
Of the bull pen through which IT II De-
IIrvrd that h., plnnu"d /" make his why
to liberty It - believed tina; lie hdd
been working nn n" hole since last
Sniur,Iny night. lie was taken to JAN
y.sI,rnny L. :'i'rr sin ni"hlhA sen
IruCr Tor non support.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
HAE AAndH Roigonad.

Robert U'Suilivan iS making him
self the object of II Thousand and oht
questions daily by sporting phir oil
kid gloves. II la winter style ihe
cnusr Ii pnlr OF hhhIy poisoned hands
received In The wlidn OF Jefferson
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

nn, tirIlnire viii hnl1 n big plcnir Ia.
day NJ loo 1iuta'a fnrm ~ stop ~ IN
tho iinrt"n lIun TreparatI tons hnv'
h"ru mndn for n day az "nat, drink and
10 merry" Two hundred pounds ~
ul"nt wnro taken tn tho place yesterday
10 10 prepared for tho event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
w. q, r. ". Held Meeting

Th" W"unn'" thrISiinn T"mp"rnn""
lfnIrm rr vnIIny Grove hnId II me"iInK
y"ui"r,Iny nri"rn"',n at tho homo nf Mir.
llmuI"Iph bunf"Wn on W~Ht Twcnty-
third rIr"cI F"IuwinR thu hunInrrn
u pr"Yrnm WINS rendered and rsrrrsh-
tnrntn rrrNrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Tho CrOIior Funeral

Funeral r"rviC"H for Mrs. Huzhns-r
,.r"Ei"r. whu died Sunday were conduct
rd yrntrriny nj Tho home 81 hcr d"uRh-
ter Mrr. John Hhn"kl"fnrd. on E~n,cr
nr"nur. Th" rrrvl"rr w-ro In ChnrKr
81 REV. r. -, Zimmerman. pnrtor Of tho
Shndynltk, thTihtinn church. lninr-
MONT wnn tnndr In ltnr~ 1iIll rcmrtrry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Meet This Afternoon

The W"mnnn Foreign Mirrionsry No.
rirIY "r ia" FIRST NJ. T.. church VIII
meet This nfI"rn'"'h nj tho homo ~
Mr- MnTknr"I lil""m, "n llnfrIron
stree. program VIII hn rendered
nud Il" mite boz opened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

f." i,"rrurnl"u I" nh"w In THIS "I'Y ~"
w"ch ur"vi"uE 80 tho i"lt III" mayor
I"Id iIr"u H. l." nhrnd prov Ih"y
rurun nrruuu with tho f3%h II""u.se.