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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
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TErfrfyfr il Is hereby ":ir!ci Ivy ths B"AFI ;!i4i
,tcrla election II. he'll hy Ia" qualified voters I"
sad district for the I"TI"sc 81 determining "hft,c'
o. unt tho Bnari "f Education sha!i lay an alui-
rio,,Al lew ~ twenty GEMS ni each one hGia7cu
dollar, on all the taxable property In said district TO
.av the necessary cost NJ constructing said srhH"
building under and according 10 the PROVISIONS ~
section 20 Of chapter p Of ;hc Acts % the Legislature
%, laOS which section n."'k,lS that nj additional
levy not 20 rxr~rL twenty cents on each one hundred
dollars II valuation De- levied for such purposes
/. i, further ordered that III. ballots nSed IN sam
election shall have printed thereon as cap'''i INC
following
e. .,.c,.! election "a authorize additional levy
~ ,v,u!v cents or each one hundred dollars on al
the tax able property IN irTr District. ONO county
state Of West Virginia according I" 'h' ":uef o. ue
Hoard II! Eluraii"n {" said District. mad" oil III"
18th dar -. MAY. I"I-. for thr TIrrns- % raISir;
cunds In addition .hr regular school lcrE for the
current year pay the r">t "f constructing sch""
house L.; Valley Grove. III said district"
And also d!recty underneath the foregoing cap
,,no m two .rrsrut" ,r> shall he printed the words:
FOR THE LEVY.
AGAINST THE LEVY"
II {, further ordered that iAe PT"sia"n: - ms
En. ri i've and he = hereby authorized and directed
:, ..iue 4 proclamation To he published sud posted
arcnrIInS thu pTUriSi"n< e: section -: d; chaEcT
= ~ the Acts Of IaIe. appointing tim" and place
A. which an election shall h- held tor iar purpose
herein ~; out :" decide WHITTIER rhr "ral voters II
Sid Liberty District shall rrI"r; "r rat!r THIS "idrr
and
,i.. sc,rc,hrv NJ said Board "a authorized 10 pr"cmE"
and furnish 10 the rlHrtl"n commissioners the tickets
,uu hooks .allv sheets. and other things necessary
II; hold said election: and said election IN all other
...r.rt, n s held aud conducted s"c"rtins To he
law S"vrrnnS scnclol ci"r:ioT'
A u. GARRtShH.
N,.s.: President
r. l. R0uDEBlSlI.
Srtf".Igv.
Proclamation BY tho President Of the Board OF Edn.
r,tIo n Liberty District
l. A!vs Garrison. President OF ;he B"S'd O. Luu-
,5tion Or IAbcTtY District. IN the Count q: ono.
and state 81 Yves: Virginia. PURSUANT I" Tho fore
roius rrdr. d" hereby proclaim and arI0lni Tie
aelh ,l.v -; MAY !9l7. between thr hours 81 sun
-sr and sunset. Of Potomac. Valley G!ot" and "rsL
Liberty tr:!ng places IN sad District. ~ The time
: srd plac-s a, which said election shall h- held ly
;ne qualified voters nf said nS;"i - d~'d" Nhchef
th.v will rai..Y n. :rirr' the foregoing order.
Given under my hand THIS 18th day Of May lHlI.
A. i. GARRISON.
I trs>.. President
R. l.. RurnERI SH.
Sccrrta;r. mT-lt--'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
EvANGEL1STIc MEETINGS

Evangelist l.. -. Walker. formerly of
Nsw York city. Will conduct special
scr, &c. in tho carncEi" Music Hall in
PitiS hurGh. SUNDAY. HIS lopi" will hL:
DEPORTATION Day TrulhS-A Revereut
Snidi+r sunday Jun" .. his topic VIII
hc:'"A Great IriSlS in iii" l.Ifr Of the
World : Foremost Legislator"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
VETERANS TO SPEAK
IN SCHOOLS TODAY
Detachmeut VIII visit Cathedral High
This Morning and Other Build
inxs in Afternoon.

This morning a detachment "f vet
Grams of tn. j. ~. Holiday g. \. l..
pnrt will yislt III" cathedral High school
and address, the students In connection
with ra.rIntic day celebration. Durinc
tin. afternoon several r"tarhmcn'S will
speak I"f"r" the students "f Wheeling
UIrh school and pupils ut all In" schools
thruur iinUt tho city.
sunday rv"iIImi: AL the veterans Of ths
post Will march ,i,r"m thrir nan I" Ihom-
lh, H.. Jr. Inl& y T.. lard will hcI!yCi
tho annual memorial sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
FOUR MILLION FOR
THE LIBERTY LOAN

PITTSEtRGH. Pa. May 24.-Sub-
scrIptions 10 the Liberty loan amount
ing Ia more than $i.u01.0n0 have bceI
obtained III PITTSBURGH III the past three
days. according to figures compiled to-
night. Nor ethan lnQ.0O0 workers in
III" Pittsburgh district will receive APP
pcals to buy Liberty bonds in their pay
envelopes Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
About People
Movements Of Individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS
cTJtSS-S-%cC6rS-fT%@J;T.f

Rogers. f. D"m"nd. Holloway, o.
! L. :. MaSr". canton, l'aUi MIS"r' Lan-
! Stamm-W. ". Garry. I1rw; Fred
! White. Fr"w, Robert Smith. fr"w;
! Hazel smith. f'rrw. Frank !;rynn. , am
: hri,igc: J. ". Hcrdin". Hundred: T.; u.
! Rant. Nann!uEt"n; Fob howard. last
windsor-Mr and Mrs. L. T. ''atfr"y
; WaShiu.Iuu. ia: Hubert Cat!:'.y. WASH
iu:.l"m. IA. Mr.. AMI Mrs. 9. NJ. ';nmp'
! Wayn",hUrg. X. Il. Lcout:G. Washing
Mc1ure-SluAr, A. Cody. Morgan
! town: l.. e. TUT. S;"iIi"uyiIi". !. W.
rites Weston: I:ru"i>,S i. iIii'ninSnn.
| r'rIruumt: J.. i. Boom. Huntington. h.
i. rall;ts. Bethesda.
/ Mrs. Arthur {. Rich. ~ Pontiac. Mich,
! who has been the gust -! III" Icy. lT;
and Mrs. tlarcnc" Eugene Aii"n. Of
| 'haullnr street has returned home.
ThnmnS Y. salisbury. past department
"..'urEtud' rs ana one uf. IN" most 49, NC
and prominent members Of holiday Z, ;.
! A. l.. post. returned HON" yesterday nj =
! l"vnruu irnrG the West Virginia an
! cam p:nrut ut rnrkerSburE.
.'nhn NJ. MILAN. ono at III" best Known
veterans OF tho civil war III his Soc
: rirr ~ ia" state. j. S"rinuSiy III III hrs
hunI" at Huntington. Mr.. Ml!!an pc
cam. iii Will" attending the cn"Hnp'
n"i,l IN I'arb"rShUre this week and WAS
r.m,nv"d tu his home.
Samuel Lennon is home from Par
: l;rrShur.:. whrr" h" attended III" =. a.
: l.: .urAnlpmcnt.
Mrs. W. Anna Hall. accompanied hV
! !!.r ,auGh:"r Miss Margaret Virginia
! Hall returned home yesterday from lha
! STAT" -. y. 4. "nrampment In I'ark"rs-
/ burg.
. Pas, Department commando: Richard
! Richardson is hack from tn" O. y. X. en-
campm"nt u; TarkersburE.
Miss .Nlicc Murrin at Flt'ShurSh. -
NJ. gus; uf Whn"ling friends.
! Elchnrd y. Meek. foreman OF IN" News
Composing room. WilI i"aN" today '"r u
| Vacation nf two weeks
Miss Eva Emory. of Rrlnre, o.. ~
! >.>umS friends In this city.
! lray" to-day for Fr"cport, o.. w,h"r" she
WILL Spend the r"Xt two weeks WIN
| Trends.
Ern"ks Hutchinson Of Fairmon'. IS IN
/ d isuSint~s ir!p tn this city.
II. H. Watson uf rhr Gousniha ted Coal
! rn,nIrtur. al Fairm"nt Is spending sew
crai DAYS in Wheeling.
) pr. ". s. Fulton viii return ,"daX
! rom Pittsburgh. whore lH has spent =
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mathis"n OF
! Y. rth Main street. will <" /" Indian
. aInlIS. Ind. today. whore They Will visit
their son. John. at Fort EenJ2min Har-
rtSun.
| Mr.. AMI Mrs. G. !. Silhcrb"rE ot Nj
! a2:ra Falls. y. l.. are the guests % Mr.,
! . nj Mrs. Leon r. Stein. ~ WHndlHwa
| y. =. Cox, OF the commercial dapari
! mcut OF the Wheeling high school, is
! confined to his home by illness.
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obi UARY
Funeral For Mr.. Mccolloch Monday.

Al"n,iay morning at los" "'Tl"rk itin-
raj services viii h." ,'ru,inrtrh in tn"
iamIiv lIuu,r ~ l."rin" Place. Elm Grove,
Tor .AhrHm N'r 'nllnrh. aged ANA w"Ii
ku"Mn farmer, Mh" died suddenly cary
y"St"rdrr morning. rh" funeral vii d..
ia "irtrE.. "r III" Ma$"ni" l"dg" "i West
i'll" rIN Til" rallh'.ar.rA will hr MEM
L. =; II 'h;!; organizations. The R"E. Mr..
rs;%Ii, "f Short tr""h Methodist EpI$-
'"r'nl hHrrh. VIII likely conduct tho SER
y.,,.> iut,rm"ui Will l." in short tr"' X
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7 he. SURE " Az
To GE 7 RICH
SAFETY FIRST"
SAFETY FIRST"

l. Ia make absolutely safe investments
il improved zeal vs'ai" that cannot
flood or burn or fall 10 pieces: but buy
~. either inr cash or on easy payments.
where il Is sure In increase IN value
~ TO 10u pcrccu, or mare, and GO so
each year If you buy q lot on time
pay T.; the first year. selling then 1or
cash AT twiC" tho purchase price. YOU
lhavr made 900 percent profit. Inlnk
il oyer, Prices jump. Act,:.
From advertisement copyrighted May
Is, 1917. by Allan Turner, wheeling,
W Va. myl2tf
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SkLE-FIne black driving mare~t. i0jg.S yrs. r!d
Also rubber Hired busy and single harness. ChrIr
10 Quick buyer. All IN No. l c'!ndIueh. Address
I'm .ut A,lrl. Ohio iny-22k
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T.~,"r,iuy morning funeral services
;.'"" lrlL 1T tkr"i,. a.. f"r Michael
I,ui..u.riG. "a f"r!r"r resident "f this
,!t,. who ,ii,I Tu"-,!.iy imi"rni"nt was
III !r. Akron Catholic. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25

FAll:MuNT. ". Va, My 81 ''Iarns-
.iH!r-: vas ch"S"m a. ia" l"lS convention
..i'y 81 ~" Na",Hh""s "f West Virginia..
- II" stat" meeting held !!"r.- ;!li> week.
III. h'afrruullr inG:' VII AWARDED! iH"
banner f"r tin. host d.rrr,. Wurh h'!rinC
II" yea.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

PUBLIC SALE-Iune 3D. 1911. al O'Clock. Stand
ard Farm Of LOG acTee known Ms the BFttou !srinoh
the National paved road. 81 m!e cast OF FHIrlc".
IT, Belmont Co. All undcIl4id with NJ. vein coal
buildings far. we'll uxtercd. SoUd wells SOFT water
Fri:; Lcust xnd Other lumber. Nice laying land
S~ol SOIL Fine location. I. W. Eratt"n. FsrrIe"
ulIo NJ -Sut
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rIINI;I.ESTuN. W. Va. May @i.--.A
Iumhrr II alleged d-H"ricrS who lett tuo
JrrvIrr in san .hnInnio Texas. Will"
.urmh"r% Of The second West Virginia
infantry. have been caught and ar" IN
raIiip at kuuawha city. near h"r".awaIi-
!uG trial hy court martial. several have
.nlr.iIIl..r,H VOLUNTARILY
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WHEEL inc MEN DISCUSS C|TY'S.
. SHARE IN $4,000 !, NJ. {. A. FUND
LEGAL NOTICE
Order OF Publication

The Stale g. West Virginia. Ohio County.
In the ,:rcuII tour: 4: Ohio County. West Viz
Eln,a. A3ril RI!rs I%i3.
r. 4. W~S;nis-r. ~ Il. Wc,:uD"e-.
II. Wesunycr and Jrn l.st&ams.
rlauu.Us.
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Here Is Your Opportunity!

ovER 400 FARMS awaiting filters.
Farms from [" ~ Uacr,'S III NiI'', 'anS'-
=. ';,;n nrd ,v.st yrglu!a. r..vmS
,t,nSr.li,-. attractive. Small tracts u',.r
factories q: sal. n easy payments. .NE.
His.. u-l,h ;tlnS.. vii" !'av" Si|''n H..;''%i "r
sind ami ;r:,r'!'.. :" ihis'. i"r,it;t" ~
cupatIon ~ ;h. ,i:". S".' - ;,f"Nt ~
,,,ost Sr:!tat'. e"ii>;u.'::' ~ tAt~ iii'.
f,,,,
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EI.EINS W Va. May e scarcity
If laIm.r las Ir"lrni"d ih' coal ~ ''"E"
Railroad company from carrying CAT the
ir,;tr "t ImIr"N"IIi''iIt that Wa I" have
started before thIS Tim. Representa-
lives Of tn. rnIupauE have -"uEni Labor
both Ia the mountain "uulIli"i ANA III
;ir. cities hut have b'L'u UmIhi" i". ell
rae. r;iuiIrh uIru to H~SHr" - iull ni":i:s-
rrc 81 work during tins summer. '"Ihr-
,i llhorcr% Ir"ut ihy' south h:tN" aided
cons, !,rah!,. hat Tia" ln"r"aS" in THIS
class 81 w"rku!ru has l,.ru nrfS'.I h% ihr
return 1T IIraul Italian iahurrrS To- their
homes /" enlist ~ the Italian army.
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INV ' TT TJ"'NV,T'.
~ =. VI IRISWLi.L.


!. r.r T. Larrnn.Irr. Recorder ~ TIM T"nn q:
Idr'rr!. ~ r"';fr that Il. :n'fsr.ms - tue
:sd ""crH'f ''r Il; Il v-raimh'" and resolution a'",h
-! iT ih~ t"umut Council ~ 'hr Town e.: E.le"'"t
~ a regular mcr'!US ~ .a.d r"rUri Lci,i M"v
"I-: .i?!. And fTf,hr: r"-;r Tia: 'hGr"' i:hS ~
the Whole r"inl-: G. members elected said tu:t,-
81 rnncurE"d in tho adr..!"u .. said rr.Iuh" srd
:"."ititina liz ard vote
GiiI. T. tAEI:SRtIEE
Rfr0;,l"- al ihn T &. I.IsW"ut!.
.uIiN t. ARBEEX
Solicitor :"r lie Town - EdsWood.
n.- - .!
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mutton supply - ais" expected 10 reduce
the cost al living ir i considerable cA
lrat.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
IN THE FORMER LOGAN BUILDING. COR.
NeR OF MAIN AND TENTH STREET:
CORNER STORE RooM....... $500
FRONT DWELLING R00MS.................$ ~
3 FRONT DWELLING Ro0M...............3 rs
Il FRONT DWELLING RooHS................3 fl
JAMES l. HAWLEI.
I065!a MAIN STREET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25

FoR ReNT-aopERH STORE Roon AEo
CEMENT BASEMENT. IDEAL LUcL.
TON. APPLY BROWNE BROS, i4to
MARKET STREET. ltis-3ui
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ioSJ-m Ksr,and car or between Adam. st. and
South schpu Martins Ferry. snail silver n.esh ba:.
cont aiming small amount OF money and key. Reward
.,r return To lniclhgencer office. my :J-i
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FOR RENTING have storage hpace N our SaTAse
situated A. tho corner III Er,.uIb "nd WaArr street
Wheeling: for limited humber ui cars. Always opti
r...kard Motor GvInpany my.J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
WANTED-Male Help

WANTEO-Ensinecr for blowing machines at bias:
.Ilrnarr: ais, oer and reparnleu. Apply Mckeet-
rev Iron Co., Ieetoniz. Ohio. my-H-i
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WkHTED-Al-u and EoyI rur Isctury work. Appi>
Whitaker Glcssnet Co.. Wheeling C0truGatng Dept
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-KnSht Tcinf!a= watch charm IN Moth
Wheeling: Thursday. Reward II returned 10 Dr.
+. L. A!nb,echl. or 70 tho Intelligence! ofiicr.
mn. i
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steady JoI and good pay for right party. Apply
Quarter Savings hank Bldg At Doctor office. Ind
T,ror mJ-24-i
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WAETEo-Miikman. Amply 10 D. o. Williams.
county Farm. Rpneys r"i,t. NATL rhone ias-f
Valley. 93-l
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Wanted-RoomerS and Boarders
WAHTED-Bostders and roonIeEs. G""d l"c.:!o".
IU!2 Mail. III! lin
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WkNTEo-Physician. good proposition. Address
.'D,..inr." lntelllcCncc.. my.H-i
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GOSSIP Of
WEES! VIRGINIA

rIIAkLESTGN. W. VT. May -. -- hr
at ct tn" regular session % III" ~
lryislalurn rcrmiriiuE members of u
mining partnership 80 compel the pay
&C. "A. wit lput tie
I;g','urion 49,. Surh miuiu. partnership.
~, hn,,,,,,o ., lw II is ono Of the ari :
,rE,,i, L,I NOT nav. tho uIrproval "r Gov
nrnnr u II hatfield The :tr, SlipuIatrs
,;"T any, uumh.r -: members az Il min
;n,. uarin.rsbir uav'iuS1ttlIlc and prose-
mi. IN final decree a suit ia equity for
-, nrrouuii,;r among the members of
>'r va, ~, ,.,,,! .,,,,nr,,,i,,v th rnrri shall
,.raa ~, sal. If thr un,iyidcd inter
;,,o,,, c uu.b members. as
,,,.r ~, r..,r,.,iu.d IN nc 1r.biCd 10
,i,r',,, ~. ., IA. t,.,r, urrShir without dc
.r.n;,,, diuenIu, ,uu unless such disSulu-
,;nn shoIi be- NECESSARY Ia rnahl" Il fair
sale Of tho undivided interest.
Ctr,rI IrSTnX w Va. May -
.r,,,.rr is :: shnrinra ur srrd hlirIwhrat
III West virginia rlT. demand th"
h.,r "a.
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FOUND sum Of money Oh ". Va Traction IL Elrc-
TITO 70. car. Dec. l. 1916. Owner csn have SAINT
rs prcyn. property and paying for this sd. W. \s.
Traction X Electric 60. niy-l.l-i
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WASH D-Msn who can speak ons more lang
uzEes Grea; chance for right man. Allan Turner
l".U Market St Bell phone ll35: National iao-i.
an-9-n
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WANTED-Female Help

wANrEo-YounS lady as book keeper. Mus: he
E,ricnced. Tho position Offers good salary and
future opportunity Address Book keeper. care In
.cll!rrnccr. my-.s-l
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I"ln T. A'bcns.
C"Uu>r l"r rai.:.t:>.
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7 =,
McLure-Sluhr, A. Cody. Morgan
i"wn; l.. &. Tulr. S;'.iii"uvili". i. W.
8 rites. Weston: I:ru"i>cs i. ilIi'ninSun'
-. i. Boom. Huntington. II.
/. lbail:tS r., iil"S,la.
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III The RE lEETX
WHEELING K l:..,:ss
r.Iru s>.,: ..I:s'.t;'tSu t'laS
Rational Gal. Seu 1SsS-h


...,
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
BIG REALTY DEAL.
Hardware Corporation Thought to
 Be Planning Expansion.

The purchase of property at the corner of Park and Bigelow streets, reported in yesterdays Herald, where by the American Hardware corpora tion became the owner of property owned by Harry R. O'Dell is one of the biggest realty deals of the month. This property, which has frontage of 163 feet on Bigelow street and 7s feet on Park street. contains a block with five stores and eight tenements as we'll as a barn,
 By the purchase of this property the Hardware corporation now owns all land between it's present factory on Park street and Bigelow street It is believed that this latest acquisi- ton is in line with a possible plan of future expansion whereby a railroad siding may be built, running in from Chestnut street, and new brass foundry may also be. erected on Park street.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
PARTISAN STORE CLOSED.
Attachments Come Thick and Fast
 and Is Sealed.

Trouble which broke for the Paris ian store on Main street yesterday af- ternoon, continued to grow during the evening with the result that the place is now closed by attachment served by Constable Fred Wrinkle and Hy- man Land and Max Chaser are pre- pairing to file a petition in bankruptcy.
 Alex Kojup/ of New York, acting through Kirkham & Cooper, has brought suit against the closed store for $500. The writ is returnable in the city court on the fourth Monday in December. The Modern Suit and Cloak company of New York is the plaintiff in suit brought through the same law firm against the store. The plaintiff claims $500 and the writ is returnable in the city court on the fifth Monday in December.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
LODGE ELECTIONS

Companions of the Forest, Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H., and Sons of Vet
 erans' Auxiliary Choose Officers.
 New Britain circle. No. 1922. Com- panions of the Forest, elected the fol- lowing officers last night: Chief Companion-Mrs. Kate Mount
 Sub Chief Companion-Mrs Bertha Morton. Recording Secretary-Mrs. Mary Brewin.
 Financial Secretary-Mrs. L. whi- tam. Treasurer-Mrs. Ada Watkins. Right Guide-Mrs: Chapman.
 Left Guide-Mrs. Marcia Ward.
 Inner Guard-Mrs. Emily Hill.
 Outer Guard-Mrs. Elizabeth Par kins. Trustees-One year. Mrs. Ward; two years. Mrs. Chapman.
 Physician-Dr. Joseph Walsh /
 The officers will be installed at the next meeting.
 Sons of Veterans auxiliary elected the following officers last night:
 President-Mrs. Alta Mason.
 FTGSlQ0OI-AIS. F. shall.
 Trustees-Mrs. Jennie c. Goddard, Miss Cassie Smith, Mrs. Minna Older shaw.
 Patriotic Instructor-Mrs. Alice A. M Weeden.
 Chaplain-Mrs. Lillian Pierce.
 Guide-Mrs. Annie Rhodes.
 Assistant Guide-Mrs. Eva L. Ter williger.
 Inside Guard-N1iss Eva l.. Knight.
 Color Guards-Mrs. E. w. Knight, Mrs. Lillian M. Wier.
 Press Correspondent-Mrs. Cora A. Law.
 National Delegate-Mrs Jennie c. Goddard
 Alternate-Mrs. Nellie M. Talmadge.
 Division delegates-Mrs. Nellie M. Talmadge and Mrs. Mary Allen.
 Alernates-Mrs. Annie Rhodes and Mrs. Nellie P. Marshall.
 Ladies' Auxiliary to the A. O. H., chose the following officers last night:
 President-Mrs. Johanna O'Leary.
 Vice president-Mrs. Catherine O'Brien.R s"'>
 Recording secretary-Mrs,, Margaret Monohan. { 4@P@9 3% 3,f
 Financial secretary-Mrs Nellie Coyle.
 Treasurer-Miss Rose McAloon Mistress t-arms-Mrs Mary Me- Carthy.
 Sentinel-Mrs. Mary Foyer.
 Chairman of standing committee Mrs. Minnie Crean.
 Chairman of sick committee-Mrs. Catherine Mulconry.
 Guardian of degree team-Mrs. Margaret Monohan.
 The auxiliary will hold a: joint in- stallation with Rev. w. A. Harty branch, A. O. H., on the first Sunday in January. State and county officers will attend.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
VETERANS MAY JOIN.
Those Who Served Honorably May
 Join Guards.

Washington, Dec. 18.-Old soldiers past the age when they are acceptable for line service men who have at any time served honorably in the army, even those whose last service was during the Spanish War, will be ac- cepted as recruits for the United States Guard now being organized to relieve fighting troops on home duty, Recruiting offices are now enlisting men. Old soldiers, even up to 60, will be accepted if they are physically lit for the work. Men of this type should understand they are sought by the government.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
Financial
YIELDS
 SOME FINE POINTS
Feeble Rally of Noon Hour, How
 ever, Lifts Active Rails :.

Wall Street.-Frac gains in prominent stocks during the early stages of today's trading were bal anced by further material recessions in special issues. American Tobacco yielded almost five points, United Fruit four and American Telephone, General Electric and Western Union one to two points. Irregularity was shown by rails, Northern Pacific los ing 1 IA and Illinois Central gaining a point. Steels and related shares eased later on very light offerings. Liberty bonds were inclined to i'm prove.
 A few rails and industrials strength ened on the nominal dealings of the morning but the heaviness of special ties and bonds acted as further drag. New minimums included American Tobacco, American Telephone, sev- eral of the foreign war f1otations, the list embracing Anglo-French 5's, French government 1-2s and United Kingdom of 1912. Liberty issues also were affected, the 3 1-2's declining from 98.54 to the new low of 98.4O. the As ranging at 97.1S to S7.
 The feeble rally of the noon hour lifted some of the active rails and steels d point. Some of this advantage was lost later on the further weak ness of bonds and 1 to points de- clines in special stocks.
 Many losses were fully retrieved in the last hour on continued strength of steels. coppers, Marine preferred and specialties. The closing was ir- regular. Liberty 4's sold at 97.1S to 87 and the 1-2s at 98.50 to 98.3S.
 New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & Co.,,
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
DESERTER ARRESTED.
Pittsfield Man Supposed to Be in
 France With Comrades.

Pittsfield, Mass. Dec. 1S.-Edward D. Price was arrested by local police charged with desertion from the army. He was 8 member of Com pany M, and was transferred to Com panv A of the 104th Infantry. He was supposed to be with his company in France. It is claimed Price left the company when it departed from Camp Bartlett. He is married and has been here several weeks. The po- lice are waiting for orders from the intelligence department at Governors Island.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
PASSES SENATE.

Washington. Dec 1S.-The consti- tutional amendment for national pro- hibition was today finally sub mitted by congress to the states for ratification or rejection within seven years, The senate completed con- gressional action by accepting the resolution as passed yesterday by the house, 47 to 8, without a roll call
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18

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