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Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16
DANIEL lS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

GroevenordaIe Company Overseers
 Give Farewell Banquet to Their Aoent, J, F. Reardon, in This City
 Additional Draft Names and Num-
 bers-LocaI People Go to Rhode lsl-
 and Summer School. i:
 Miss Ellen Wheelock, Church street, returned Saturday afternoon from a weeks visit at Juniper Point, Me.
 Mrs. Ewart Brunn and son, Ewart. Jr. are to leave Putnam TueSoay TOT Fishers Island.
 Thomas Fitzpatrick was in Willi- mantle Saturday.
 The Sunday school of the Methodist church held it's annual picnic Saturday at Quadic pond.
 Mrs. George w. Holt is visiting m Juniper Point, Me.
 Returned from Camp.
 The Pages and Knights of King Ar thur of the Congregational church, Putnam, and Boy Scouts Of Pla1nf1etd, who have been at camp at Quadic pond, returned to their homes Satur- day after a weeks outing.
 Rev. William Chase of Thompson conducted the morning service at the congregational church Sunday.
 Attending R. |. Summer School.
 The following members of the Sun day school of the Congregational churcn IeIC 9uIndIn SdIuIudy d1leT- noon for East Greenwich, R. l., where from July 14 to 21 they will attend the Rhode Island summer school of Sunday school methods: Josephine Clifford. Chrystabel Clifford. Marion Carpenter, Geraldine Beard, Eleanor Carpenter. Hattie Inman, Doris Carver and Liefa z. Clement. The party went by automobile.
 Rev. H. N. Brown of Danie1son con- ducted services Sunday afternoon at the PentecostaI church, Elm street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16

barous menace liberty has been called upon to face.
 One quickly notices today the diff ference in the ancestry, as indicated by the names, of the volunteers of to- day as compared with the volunteers of the revolution and the rebellion, but the spirit is identical and the object the same, the preservation of the sa- cred right of liberty and independ- ence, and the greatest satisfa ction in all this is that it means the undying spirit of the democracy of the signers of the declaration of independence is as brilliantly militant in the United States today as in the days when this country was without the many peoples that now are included in it's hundred millions.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16

954-Edmond Bourdia, Ballou street. 955-Philip Freedman, 6 Bridge street. 956-Howard C. Bradford, BIO South
 Main street.
 e57-Eugene Robillard. 230 Providence
 street.
 95s-A.fred Bernier, 245 Elm street. 959-Roderick Miller. 4S Smith street. 96o-Rosario M. LacroiX, IT Maynard
 street.
 Caught Hand in PIaner.
 Henry Lafiamme Grosvenordale. was brought to the Day Kimball hospital Saturday morning to have wounds on his right hand dressed. On Thursday Lafiamme, who works in a blaming mill, caught his hand in some ma chinery and the first finger as far as the second joint was amputated-
 John O'Brien, employed by the Southern New England Telephone company at New London, passed Sun day at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. John O'Brien, Hammond street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16

AIexander's Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. L. E. Kennedy enter tained Miss Anna McGilI of Hartford over Sunday.
 Miss Meta Hea1ey of Hartford is the guest of MT. and Mrs. P F. Mur- ray of Academy streSS-
 George A. Lebrecque or ProN1dence visited with friends here over Sunday.
 4 number of Danielson men were at Putnam Sunday afternoon to see the baseball game scheduled between Putnam and the Colored Giants of New Haven
 The Thirteenth company. c. A., will drill at the state arnory this evening, when the final enlistments will be re- ceived-
 Arthur B. Cole of Bridgeport was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 The Consumers Ice Co. of Danielson will sell one pair good work horses, weight about .40O pounds each, good both double and single; also pair or double harnesses, nearly new, and two horse Wag gon. all in perfect order and ready for immediate delivery-adv.
 Harry E. Hayden, formerly pr1nci- pal of the West Side CEast Brooklyn) school. and Miss Mabel Elsie F'arn- ham were married July II, al Arling- ton. Vt
 are to be used in the construction of the new section of the state road in Main street. work on the project to begin in the very near future.
 Fishing Good at Afexander's.
 Fishermen at Alexander's lake are having fine sport catching the white perch that are being taken for the first season from this beautiful body of water Some splendid strings of bass also have been caught there re- gently. one fish taken last week, by Putnam man, weighing 3 34 pounds
 Plans for the annual outing and clam bake of the members of the Union Baptist church at East killingfy were considered at the meeting at the church Sunday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16

Smith street. 936-Wilfred Bousquet, 34 MiH street 937-Ovila Benoit, 2s Fowhattan street 93S-Pierre Leclair, 15 Bullock street. 939-Wilfred Mayer, 14 Marshall street 940-Louis Larose, IS Lee street. 941-Vinceslas Tetreault, 59 Battey
 street. 942-Omer DeSautels, 72 Harrison
 street. 943-Adrien Breauft, 13 Harrison street 944-Arthur Dupre, 112 Woodstock aV-
 enue.O 945-Hector Magnan, 29 Mill street 946-Joseph Beaudreault, 90 Van den
 Noort. 947-Ernest Montpelier, Providence
 street. 94s-Jean B. Latour, IS Lee street 949-Martin J. Walsh, Is Cha pei street. 950-John DufYner, Thompson avenue 951-Abraham Zimerman, II Lamont s52-Benjamin Cooperstein, Is Lee s5S-David Breault, 12 Battey street
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16
FUN ERALS
Benjamin Newton.

At the undertaking rooms of A. F. Wood Mechanics street, Saturday af- ternoon- Rev. E. A. Legg of the Meth cdist church conducted services for Benjamin Newton, who died suddenly at the George Paine place on the Green Hollow road. Friends acted as bear CTS Burial was in Westfeld ceme- teTy-
 Simeon Breton.
 The funeral of Simeon Breton was held Saturday morning from his home on Carter street. with services at St James church at 2 o'clock. Rev. M. !. Ginet. IT. s. was celebrant of the solemn high mass of requiem. Rev. Ignatius Kost, of Dayville. deacon, and Rev. Father Paradis of Moosup sub deacon. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery The bearers were Damase RouIias. Ludger J Morin. Adolph Vim cent Joseph Mourror, Wilfred Loi- seIle and Peter Gazeau. Louis P. Kennedy was the funeral director.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16
FUN ERALS.
Mrs. A. N. Law


 Funeral services of Emma J. Foster widow of A. N. Law, who died Friday at her home on Church street were held Sunday afternoon at 2.30 from the home. Rev. A. F. Stone of the Baptist church officiated. Burial was in Grove street cemetery.
 Joseph FavreauTt.
 The body of Joseph Favreault 70, was brought to Putnam Saturday morning fro Cumberland R. l.. for burial in St Mary's cemetery Mir F'avreault died last Wednesday.
 Aeata Tosto.
 Agata Tosto, aged 5, Boston, who with her parents was visiting friends in Woodstock, died Saturday morning. The body was sent to Boston Sunday for burial in St. MichaeTs cemetery.
 Conducted Last Service Here.
 Rev. c. J. Hartman Sunday morn ing conducted his last service as rector of St. Philips Episcopal. church in Putnam. Sunday afternoon MT. Harri- man left for Windsor, where he will pass a two weeks vacation with his father before taking up his work as pal church. Providence.
 Engaged on Government Work.
 Henry Farley. a graduate in 1916 of Putnam High school, now a student at the General Electric company school Lynn, Saturday was in Putnam to visit relatives for the day. During the summer months MT. Farley is engaged at the school working on government motors which will eventually be used in tanks" for the army.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16
DRAFT KEYNOTE.
Young Men Subject to Military Duty
 from Numbers 841 to o61.

Young men of Putnam who are sub- ject to the drafted are showing much interest in the list of names and draft numbers being published from day to day in The Bulletin, and many are cutting out the lists to have them handy when the draft announce ments are made at Washington
 S41-Alphonse Lapoint, S4 School street. s42-Alfred Brunelle, Il Battey street 343-Stepan Tarasevicz, So. Meadow
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16
THE GERMAN SUBMARINE
 RECENTLY IN THE AZORE
Was of Unusual Size ard Carried Two
 or Three Guns.

Paris, July 15.-Advices from Ponta del Gada. in the Azores. regarding the recent attack upon that port by q Ger man submarine, declare the shells fired were of IS centinietre calibre. indicat- ing that the U-boat was probably of unusual size, possibly of 900 tons. The vessel is said to carry two or three guns.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16

The submarine attack on Ponta del Gada occurred on July I, the result in casualties being a girl killed and sev- eral persons injured. An American transport joined the land batteries in replying to the fire, according to a Lis bon despatch, and the submarine was forced to withdraw out of range.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16
THE BRAVE FRENcHMEN
 IN BRILLIANT ATTACK
Capture Networ< of German Trsre-es
 and Many Prisoner

Paris July 1s--A strongly orzs7azet network of German tTens1es ua ca tr1rt of more than 500 yards and 300 gr-H in depth north fo Mont Ha.r 4r- northucst of the Teton in rre f1Hrr- raeue. was captured ny -na French brilliant attark iast nig-Ir. wfr1 prisoners. the war office anE5unced t-- day.
 The Germans made heavy attack on the salient west of Ceruy ua tle Aisne froat and penetrated r0 a sl1- port trench bus after au HII-ul1rt 1-t- tie they were c5ected except From some front line clements on a front of about 5c0 yards.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16
DANIELSON

S1 900 Worth of Diamonds Has Disap- peared from McEwen & Chapin's Store-Young Man Held for Rob- bery-Fishing Reported Good at AIexander's Lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16

Anarchists recognize t1s lrgtltufi1r of private property to the extent trnt it is useful for bafI--FeW York Post
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-16
Simeon Breton.
WINDHAM COUNTY IN
 CIVIL WAR DAYS

Ralph C. Youna Has Book Which Tells About the Patriotism in This Section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
STEUBENVILLE

STEJ' RF?NNILLE o.. Oct. l2.-uH"r
:nn employees of the Strul"nville Pot
tory company herr are out on STRIKE:
nurSuant to the orders of President sd
ward M"nge ur the rottcrS' union. Fhf
strik. follows tho refusal "f tn" manu-
Cartt,rcrs 10 grant III" demand Of III:
pot,crS for - per cent increase III
wages In all over the United states
and Cana,la ~. nhb persons ar" aft"cird
hr the strike. Early in In" w"fk tho
clay workers finished their work an"
quit At that time. other departments
couid not finish their work until las
niSht and TIA" general strik" WAS drltT"!
until that tine. Right on tn" heels OF
the strikc tn" officers Of tho local pol
terry wcrr notified today that after jan
uary it would II" longer b" S"ppiiH'l
with natural gas. II is said that inc
uncertainty Of III" labor situation
caused such action to h" taken by the
gas company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
ua11aIra Vricfc
EeIIalre SrICIS
Postmaster John r. FlVnn iS confined

Postmaster John r. Flynn il confined
u his hom" i'll.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank E"hjnS"n, o.
BarncSTiIl". arr guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. q. Robinson on Gravel Hill
Few pe"pl, d" mot knew II. bat thu
stcaosraphrr in the adirr:'$ "tflc" waS
employed to WRIT. liz u~triiC;l"nS OH
tn. twenty PETITIONS circulated Tor the
referendum vote nu the TELEPHONE IRAN
rhisc. still tho city :HIdit"r denies all
Solut"iy thHi l." took Any part m th''
lnnrul"nt. E'ruui" are wondering II tn
Strnograph,.r MS paint overtime for the
work or paid ,.ut of the city funds:
R,r. -. +. Smith. pastor 81 IN" firSi
NJ r.. church. has returned from II visit
with hrr sister. Mr~ Salmon III New
Philadelphia.
Miss Ki;Lnchr N"rriS has returned
from Il visit with friends 1T Now thI!h-
G.lnhi:i.
Mrs. \. .. Hall. at Guernsey street. is
visiting friends ut St"uh"nNIlle.
The Ten-l-Scc Glib will entertain with
a dance this evening in Arm"ry hall.
The forty hours devotion opened yes,
tertay morning ut 81. Johns church ana
will end Sunday.
Miss Mvrtl" Perkins, Of Allcdoniil. has
returned hrnc after Il visit with local
relatives.
Miss Ruth rrawf"rd. Of Baltimore. Is
surndinr 4 few weeks with relatives
here. ,
=: Ed Ball. IF gainesville. has returned
home after Il visit with local irl"hHS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
MT. PLEASANT

Lecture Of Col. Rane which was held
in the Presbyterian church. was great
and enjoyed by those present. Friday
evening.
Rev. Gilmore, Harry Price and j. 4.
Buchanan. were business callers in
Steubnville Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Hayne. 4
son. Wednesday, October 3.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore, n
son. Friday, October ..
Mrs. William Murray Is i'll at her
home.
Rally Day will he held in the Prcsby-
tcrIan church. Sunday, October II. y
good program is being prepared. The
church orchestra will furnish the music
All are cordially invited Ia attend.
DR. T.. L. Hawthorne is able 10 be out
again.
Mrs. Emma Zryer Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
VISA visiting at tho home Of Henry Zeyer
last week.
Mr.. Oswald Sterling. OF Long Run,
spent the week end with his parents, Mt.
and Mrs. Dallas Sterling, Of Little Short
creek.
Mrs. Ford Sicklcs Is on the sick list.
Mrs. Alice Wright was sick two or
three days last week.
Mr.. George Lupton. of Oak Grove. was
4 pleasant caller At tho home OF Mr.
David Buchanan. Friday.
Mr. c. \. Young. OF near Emerson. was
a caller in Yurkvillr ono day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Buchanan are
on the sick list.
Mr.. Louis Sominrrs was caller at the
homo az John KrinEie Monday.
Mr. f. r. Eurris was q caller in Wheel
ing. Saturday.
Airs. Dallas Sterling. OF Little Short
creek. is sri"usly i'll At her home.
Mr.. A.. O. Mcaddcn. Of Cadiz. was IN
this place ana vicinity last week selling
tn, Heberling medicines and other arti-
clcs.
Mrs Anna Lupton bought property
from Mr.. Will IFeburn, formerly owned
by Roland Theakcr.
Mrs jackson. OF near Yorkville, spent
Tuesday ut the home of Ford Sickler.
NrIand Mrs. John krinleie and family
spent sunday afternoon in Martins For
~, at the home Of their daughter. Mrs.
Chester montgomery.
Mr.. Lawrence Somners and brother
were callers ut the homo Of NJ. c. Dutton
Wednesday,.
First snow was seen in this place and
vicinity Wednesday. October 10.
:. Farmers are busy cutting corn and
digging potatoes this week.
Several young mon left for Chilli
cothr. o.: last week. from this place and
vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
R..1ty Deeds Piled Friday.

Ellen McCaffrey to Dexter q. Rob
inson. Land in Bellairt. Consideration
$4,000.
Charles Fl. Wlltsie and Harriet n
Wiltsie. his wife to Alexander Neff and
Franklin Ncff. Land In Richland Up.
Consideration s1.G0.
Charles ". LeIphart and Margaret
H. Leiphart. his wife. to Hesse & kirch-
ner company, corporation. Land IN
Pease township. Consideration $zbO.o'.
Bessie tKenemond TO Anne Butler.
Land In Bcllaire. Consideration 1880.
Amanda A. Bowen and John R. Bow
en-, her husband. 10 George w. Bowen.
Land in GAINESVILLE. Consideration IL
John Yukersek and wife 10 john SOS
trrsic and Ros! susteric Land IN
Wheeling township. Consideration ~.
James Hilton ct TX. to Margaret MAD
dnlena Riesbeck Land in Martins Ferry.
Consideration $1,000.
John S. Lively and Elvira Lively. MS
wife. TO S. Ewing McNay. Land IN Smith
township. Consideration $500.
David C. Hawkins and Anna HAWKINS
10 Matilda E. Haynes. Land in. Colefa1n
township. Consideration 800 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
C0LERAIN

Rev. SHARP. nr Stcubcnvillc o.. dellv-
cred two excellent sermons Sunday at
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. ". Walker and dauEh-
tor, Milliccnt were tho guests OF rela-
tivrs ut Ccntcrvillc. Pa. Sunday.
Miss Margaret Baily, II Dfllonvale. o.,
was tho guest IF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. ?. Rally.
Mrs. W. y. Hall is improving slowly.
Miss Lara Rundy has returned home
from an extended visit with relatives
and friends 1T Salem. ..
Mr.. and Mrq. Charles Neitzcl and sons,
Of Barton. O.. were the guests Of MI.
and Mrs. Chester Bellvllr. Sunday.
Mrs. Guyy Ashton WAS business call
or in Wheeling Saturday,
Mrs. Bcnlint IS quite Ill at her home
in Martins Ferry. q.
Mrs. George Ashton was business
visitor in Wheeling. Saturday.
Mr. md Mrs. II. T.. Carver. Of Wheel
Ing, werc callers at the Wayside Inn
Sunday.
Mrs. 7. L. White. was the guest OF
Mrs. K, 4. BAIL. Of Wheeling. Saturday.
Mrs. II. W. Peterson and family. nf
Rtchmnnd -. WHO wcr" III" guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Walker. havn return
Cd their home.
Miss EL!th Walker spent tho weekend
with h"r parents.
Miss. Lizzie Slarhuck was n caller In
Wheeling Saturday.
Mr. IT, Moline White. Of Pittsburgh.
Pm was thu ru"s; "t his parents. Mr..
rnI Mr.. II. y. White. sunday.
insrph ::nar,;'% is VISITING his parnstns
Mr. and aIr. Albert Shnrkry.
Mr.: kr...:'r = visiting nor son. Will
ii,f, 81 thl$ ll.4r".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Martina Fnrl.Y Briefs.

Mrs Charles Thompson has returned
r. her home in Sarr!is. after n few days
Visit nj the home "f her s!s'"r. Mrs. !.
" I.itrcn and Mrs. Joseph Nioman in
this city.
Mrs. 7. r. Thomas NJ Pleasant Grnv"
WIS In Tho ely for n short t!mr y"St"r-
day on business.
.rohn Miller OF Noun: Pleasant was IN
the ci,v yesterday aft"rm""n and rv"-
ming. calling on friends.
I'll" Nnrrins FcrrE Earas" has taken
oyer t.. nd>m"l''l" agency IN this city
aud vicinity.
Aru,irr large crowd was present ~
the l!.i r'roes sewing rH"'ns yesterday
anil much sowing was completed.
lack ny" returned I"e' "v"n'n" from
,~Iorirctcr. wh"r" u" attended N" fH-
neral or his brother.
Mrs, :. r. scd.wi'& ana 'iaGsh'"r nv"
returned horn" aft"r IN "N''"d"d "'S'i
!, Sow Ynrl; rrh ,,'il'r Nol"'"-
Simon Tarl;"r a'ti family returned
home ,r~;.rdny morning after motor
trim - "hIli"";h".
Mr.. and Mrs.. charles Cai,hrai'h r"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
ST. GAINESVILLE
Probate Court.

! In the matter OF tbs: estate OF MarGar-
ct Culrich Baumgartner. deceased. My
| ron L. Cole appointed administrator.
Bond flied and approved in the sum OK
] $500 with George e. Ralston and II. f.
| koehnline az surcties.
| In the matter OF the estate of Wilson
Henderson. deceased. Mary NJ. Robson
appointed administrators. Bond filed
! and approved in the sum Of $4,000 with
/ The American Surety company OF New
York. a. surety. John Seibert, Oliver
Watkins and J. n. Watkins appointed
appraisers.
! In the matter of the estate Of. Neva
r. Crane. dnccayed. /. A. Hodgin ap-
pointed administrator. Bond filed and
approved in the gum Of $4,000 with John
r. Broomhall. Herbert Howell and s: e.
Warrick as surntics. Clyde Bewley. 2.
! l.. Dougless and S. u. Warrck appointed
appraisers.
|. In the matter Ct the estate Of Louisa
Wilson. deceased Clara y. Mayors ap-
pointed administrators. Bond filed and
! approved in the sum Of 5000. with.J. W.
! Milhop and Ralph Rogers as sureties.
. In the matter OF the estate Of Angel
; inc Hughes deceased Orlando Cope
appointed administrator. Bond filed and
approved in the sum Of 5000. with Harry
F. Hughes. Cabel Herman Cope and Ed
| ward Hughes as Sureties. ..-.
In the matter DC the estate OF Thomas
! Abdow, deceased. Rebecca Abdow ap-
pointed administrator. Bond filed and
approved in the sum Of $4,000. with The
American Surety company as surety.
In the matter of. the will. Of Fannie
Phillips. deceased. Will filed partly
proved and continued
In tho matter Of the guardianship OF
John Gelata, ct al. minors. Account
filed and. notice ordered.
In tho matter Of the estate OF Nary
Gelata, deceased. Account died and no.
tice ordered. 81.
In tho matter Of Mary Zbock Inquest
Of lunacy. Ordered COMMITTED to the
Columbus state hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Leaye This Morning.

TIL. rn,nmiitre from he l.aHGin tin
plnri Will leave this morning ut !
u'clnrk. with twenty machine l"ahs of
supplies for the local boys ri Camp
Sherman at ChilliCothc. In III" supplies
tu hr taken wilt u" cigarettes. smoking
tnhmrru chewing TOBACCO. cigars chew
,rg gum. foot balls and basket balls.
Fifty dollars worth "f r"C"rtS will also
J." taken. as two Nictrnlas have lx"n sent
hv express II is the intention OF the
COMMITTEES To make the l"ca boys at
rainp Sherman "a happy aS possible. Tlia
occupants nt IN" cars will remain till to-
morrow afternoon. when III" hom"wnrd
trip will be started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Two White Men Found
Guilty; Get IA Years

BEI.I.E.NI1i.E. ILL.,. Oct. l".-Herhert
Wood AMI l..ro E"uur. were found guilty
this afternoon Of thc murder ot Scott
I,;hrk = Negro who died as result OF
injuries received. on thr recent race !iots
in East 81. Louis. and the penalty was
fixed ut fourteen years Imprisonment,
Wood and kranc were the first white
mcn to lm tried on charges growing out
of the race riot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
:c,.s.;.h,ns Telephone Service

elephone patrons In Bel!atre nave r.
ye6 notice from the Central District
phone company that tn" existing
phone systems in this city Will BE-
bdned,tn the next sixty days. and the
raj as fixed by the Public Ctlli'
Commission of Ohio are as follows;
siness per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $+.3p;
marty. $3.50; four party, 500; eN'
N. rs cents.
dence per month-Indtridual
two party. $500: three party
Extension, soc.
F4&e rates are included for calls t.
[sssAnt- Valley. Benwood, bridgeport
M. Martins Ferry. Shadyside. Wheeling
n SfA ClairsXil1e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
MEXICAN RAIDERS
EVADE u. S. PURSUIT

|, Ell PASO: Texas. Oct. 12.-Mexicans
crossed the border nj TcrlIngua, Texas.
Wednesday night and Drove off ten
horses from the ranch Of Butrill and
Sublett. according to a message received
here late today. The raiders were pur-
sued by American troops to the interna-
tional line yesterday but escaped with
the horses. Terlingua is. sixty miles
south of MARTA Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
J.H.M core, JeWeler
MARTINS FERRY, O.
Al Kinds OF Repairing Done
Watches = Speciality
Three Speakers Sunday.

Three speakers have been secured 1or
tho mems mass meeting 10 BE- held sum
dav afternoon. The meetings have preA
increasing In attendance each sunday
and n record breaking crowd is expected
tomorrow The speakers will nc W. W.
Cory Of the Union Mission. wheeling,
and Nr. Brown and Mr. Harvey. also "f
Wheeling. Spccial music Will be rem
Iered by the maIn chorus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Ren,blica, co,nmi-rse 1o Meet

The B"llar" Republican civ cNnmlt-
tee will hold an important meeting ncNl
Tuesday evening in the rooms 1T ih''
Rrllair.. 4 COMMERCIAL .NSsuciatiu lam
patSu matters will b" discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Potters Obey Walkout
Order of the Union

SrC,lal Dispatch 10 tlr IntrEFnctF'
FAST LlNERUOnL. o.. oct. L.
With the exception Of Il few employees
working in decorating shops. the =sen-
,rnl war, p"r,,ri"S al tn" United states
and Canada suspended operations TO-DAY,
the first day Of tn" strike OF. lo'"Vo
workers. Thr decorators will he com
u.1lrd 10 u,!ii work within two or three
days. TO 4 man. III" members or the
National brotherhood cf Operative Pot-
tcr,, nb~yrd the iwalk"ut order issued DE
President Edward M"ng", Following Tue
manufacturers refusal |" grant "a
nor r..ril Nag,.>. increase. No troupe
marked Tho li"ur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
Take Fugitive Back

officer will arrive here this eve
from East st. Louis. Ill. for jos
ar. g. negro arrested here Thursday
at the request Of the Illinois au-
titles. Walker is wanted there on
charge Of jumping an SShh bond.
,Jker had denied the charge TO the To-
police but will be held pending the
.ivaY Of the East st. Louis officer