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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
DR., A, |, BENzE BIDS FAREWELL TO-
ZION LUTHERAN CONGREGATION

over the sea Of upturncd faces He
stood silent for only few moments
but II appeared 10 be long time, anJ
In the death-sIlence the weeping u
members from various parts OF the room
could be heard. There are few pastors
who have left a congregation under the
circumstances that ! am doing" said
DR.. Benze. where the love Of the pastor
is as strong as I have for you. 1 am
glad to say that that have many
friends outside OF this church. The hour
has come for me to leave as pastor Of
this church. l cannot express the emo
ton Of my heart at this time Of the
love for all OF you. You have been so
good. so kind to me and mine-Mrs.
Bcnze and our little daughter and to
me. 1t Is indeed sad parting for US.
/ can look back to the eleven years III
pastor Of Zion church with the deepest
feeling Of happiness--but the parting is
the saddcst Of my life.
Beautiful Closing Tribute.
II want TO take this final occasion to
thank you all tor your kindness az
nr:nhrrs Of my congregation and nv
Wheeling friends: 1 want to express
thanks for the cooperation OF by broth
err pastors. and particularly wish ID
th1'..i tie n"wsnlnermcn who have bce.l
30 kind and good to ME as A ministc:
ard friend. The press IL one Of me
greatest End riust powerful institutions
in this country The Wheeling news
p.r.crs hav'. dunc $, much good for the
churches in helping the Christian peO-
pie fight their taltlc. May God be
with yuu AL. b rsS you and care for
you until We shall meet 1t jesus feet
at the final rrcknning"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
Traitorous Assemb|age is
Broken Up by The Police

HARTFORD. r"nr.. Sept. lh.-Nlo-
tious srcrcs marked meeting nj So
rioIist Hall here today nt the hartford
Eranrh of the I""rl"'s Council OF Amer
lea for Democracy and Peace. culmina-
ting in the arrest &C th" speaker. MIS-
Annie r. Halo. Of New York: Tn" chair
man. Alfred f.. Whitehead. "f this clt?.
and the ahrup, ending Of the meeting
by the police
No scrinrs ,r"uhl" occurred. hnt Wheh
tho authorities stepped in CLASH seem
cd imminent Police action was lakch
after Mrs Hale Ind criticised the 7resl-
dent and the WIT. condemned .c"nscriP-
tion and declared the United States had
no right to-. &, abroad /" tight Germany
because of II belief that fifty years
hcncc" Germany might make war OH
this country.
When Mrs Hale was ordered t" stop
there was an excited rush h. the au-
diencr fur tho platform. on" man.
shakin: his list 1T tho speaker. declared
she had insul,nd tho president.
Mrs. ElaIr end Whitehead were taken
Ia police headquarters. where they were
charged with breach nf tho peace and
held for hearing in $5nh bonds each. y
large crowd followed them In III" police
station. but there was no disturbance.
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Investigation Of Arson
Charge Will Take Place
Prosecuting Attorney Will Prohe Az
tempt Alleged to Have Been Made
on Tri1iclpnla House.

An investigation will ID: made u! IN :
charge of arson which was made ny
Jasper Simms. proprietor "f " r"I"r'
boarding h"us IN tbs Triau"iphia diS
t,ic, against sinks bennett Anoth"f
negro Bonnet w-.S placed i'll thr c"aA-
Is Iail immrd:, -Iy Gft"r the lnrldr1!
to l:. held pending n INVESTIGATION.
SimmS stated that E"nn"i >wdf
thru.xn put uf he h'uS" after h" ha'!
tried To fore" rms undesirable" Rttrn-
tinnS on SimGlS wife. Simm> "hld lf"h-
not then ga;h"r"'I ny some oily WIS.,"
FROM thu railroad tracks nearby. hiri
.tufCing il in H." cracks ni an outer
door. SET fire - Il. The r"nfla%"ats"n
was cXtir.uiSh',i hrt"r' amy material
hanaSn was done.
Beur, | t. ctarrs thai u. Is irr"r"nt 81
any attempt % arson and that IN" Who'll"
thing * :. :rru."up t" get II II. IN t'"u-
Bile
NJ the ;,r.-, mt time SimnIS iS ais
in tho Jail pending I'm INVESTIGATION "'
q shnr ling affair which OCCURRED at the
boarding house Yesterday AFTERNOON
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BUSINESS BACKING Up
WAR ADMINISTRATION

N'iTnN. !Spt. 16.-Eus!ness
mon I'll tic nation gather tomorrow Hf
Atlantic city for the special war con-
Nrniion OF the. u amber of Commerce
Of tn" United St,;"%. preliminary ses-
SI"mS Will hc hcld tomorrow and the
convention Gn"r, Ally will open Tuesday
morning. with An address by Secretary
"f War I;akcr
''rh" ATLANTIC City meeting will
show. said Elliot II. Goodwin. gen-
crnl secretary "f the national chamber
tonight. that business is not only back
inH up III" president the commander IN
chief -" the army and navy Of the
United States. but now comes forward
L. consider how it may render greater
service in winning the war"
Among the speakers VIII be Sccre-
Iari"S Lane and Wilson. Herbert G..
Hoover. Frapk \. Scott. chairman Of
the war industries board: Boris Bak-
In.t"iff. Russian ambassador: LoId
NortMcliffr. chairman Of the permanent
british mission and Judge Robert S.
l.nvcIt of the W. emergency board.
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SEEK TO RECOVER
SONS FROM SERVICE

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept. 10
Alternative writs OF haheaS corpus d.
rcctcd AGAINST Captain Alfred Il. Roh-
erts. commanding Company II, Seronn
West Virginia regiment. and the com
monding officer Of Company G. same
rrrimcut, have been Ssucd by Federal
Judge T.. l.. Keller. commanding the OF"
f!cers 10 appear in Huntington Scptcm
bcr Is to show cause why Gilbert H.
Gregory and Alexander Combs. both "a
this city. should not b" discharged from
their custody. The writs were issued on
thc nc,Ition Of tho parents nf tho two
men. who claim they are uniawfully DC
rrivcd Of the custody Of their minor
sons. Both OF the soldiers are /" years
Of age. Their parents in their p"t'tl"h
assert they enlisted without their con-
sent. Military authorities Arc prcpar-
;nr 10 make a determined resistance ID
tic case. Captain White Of Company u
said tonight.
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ANTI-DRAFT CASES
UP In u. S. COURT

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept. l6.-ln
connection with the opening Of the IAN
t,lm of federal court here Tuesday.
much interest attaches /" IN" cas- ~
Edwin Firth. Socialist. indicted 1T
Charleston for the alleged publication
Of circulars protesting against IN" draft
law There are Il number OF cases IN
which the government alleges tallur" |"
comply with the draft net by register
'irG. Among these defendants arr tho
Adkins brothers Of Wayne county. VII"
harricadcd themselves in mountain
fortress in Wayne county and sur
rendered only after n show Of fore" by
federal marshals.
The THRU trial of the famous Rock
house election case is set f"r October Z.
t;rs"nway hatfield and others arc al
lrgei Ivy the government l" hhN" con-
Spircd tn nunipulut" election returns NY
tho theft of thr ballot box AT ls"ckh"it:
precinct. Judge Charles Wood If IN"
United States circuit court If appeals
will hear IN" batter cas-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
GERMAN ATTEMPT AT
LENS A FAILURE

CANADIAN HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, Sept. 'f-t.arly this morning.
after II heavy preliminary bnmhardmcnt
with trench mor1ars and artillery. TN"
Germans attempted to capture one NJ
our outposts in the ST. Laurent sector
OF Lens, but were driven of. y cor .
sidcrab bic quantity of gas was rrnJectc
shortly before .lnNn ip;o the enemy
ccllcrs In Lens Tn. Germans came
back like angr: waSTs. y Large part
nf our front was subjected to intense
shell fire. anl second attempt was
made 10 drive in OR uutpoS' line bnt
without success.
The renewed activity or the cn"h!
reveals desire ID lCShin Inc f'SheT
ground on the "ost front Of iha ely
40 as to alleviate conditions That nrc
Welt nigh into12rablc.
So numerous were ihC cases 81 cN'Ff-
ordinary courage. rcSourccruiu"ss or
self sacrifice Id tho battle of l-r1S. mat
il has been found necessary TO recoS-
nize them By awarding an exceptional
number Of military medals % the mcA
Who so distinguished themselves. The
cortns orders yesterday conthInri the
names Of almost ninety men rom
western Canada who were thus nonoFeu'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
JaDansse Place Wreath
On The Grave Of Perry

NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept l6.-Ihe
Japanese mission 10 The United states
came here today 10 do homage at the
grave of Commodore Matthew Cat
braith Perry. who opened the door OF
the Island empire 10 the influences
Of western civilization SIKH year ago
The mission. headed by NlScount
lshii. entered the cemetery through
lane Of apprentice Seamen anu naval
reserves standing NJ present. arms
while a band from the training station
played the Japanese national hymn.
4 great crowd of soldiers. sailors ana
civilians barred their hcasds in Silenc"
as Visconnt Ishii stepped forward and
n]aced on tire to:ah Of the commodore
a large wreath made up in the colorS
Of Japan, with white lilies and reu
gladola.
Retiring few PAGES tho Niscount
bowed profoundly. before the tomb and,
resumed his place in the *eml-circle
formed by o'hcr mrmhrrS OF the nils
sion and naval officers. One by one
each member Of The mission stepped
forward silently and bowed before the
grave. As the last one paid his tri-
hute, Bishop James Drwolf Perry. OF
the Episcopal diocese Of Rhode Island,
Offered brief prayer Then the on
tire assembly stood at attention while
the band once more played the Japa'
nese national anthem and the Star
Spanglcd Banner.
The ceremony was simple and i'm
pressivc. The only. address was made
BY Bishop Perry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
POLICE ARREST
SIXTEEN IN RAID
PARTY OF ALLEGED GAMBLERS
Will BE ARRAYED IN POLICE
COUET.
Officials Interrupt Game which Was In
Progress on Market Street, In
Second Ward.

Police court vii! liz hunnr"d hy Tho
Presence of sixteen gamblers TINS
morning wnH were arrested III Il raiI
on joint ON Market street near N"
auditorium Fourteen Of tn" men were
culured. The 'plHc" has m'"n uWlr S'i"-
Iririnu for some time" hut after several
{: " OF watriIful waiting, Htrlr'r smith.
early sunday morning. Waik'rl IN IN
the sixteen men who wcr" Tying their
host tu get rid 81! their SATURDAY FiF
envelope. Practically II" resistance wA3
offered. with the exception that L."
tried to escape through III r""ir wind""
The fnlluwin" will mr arrHign"d h.
fore IIldG, W#tki.S this In"rninG: l"'Ei
Moore. J;.urS Com. David SaurrS. Will
Hard Booth. philltI SlrH'h"t. l.tranS"
Miller. Luther Huff. John il" Hay
Watson. t'ar l,rckmrth. e. y. imrkl"E.
L"Rny Gill;Sky. Herman Com. Leon
M"St"n. Harry Arnold and John VIII
Jams.
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Mrs Ella Davis who D!ed In Local Hoe.
pitnl, Was Trusted Gmp-oye CT
Spencer Institution

Mrs. Ella Davis. who passed away In
the Ohio Valley General Hospital last
Thursday evening. WAS m2trun OF the
West Virginia Hospital for the insane.
ct Spencer. and not III Inmate Of that
institution, as was inferred in an item
published in The IntclliGcnccr Satur-
day. Mrs. Davis. who was highly re-.
sp>ctrd woman uf T}urkh#nnon. Ind beca
head huusekceper q; the Spencer hospt-
tai until III healt:, ncccSsitHtcd her com
ing to tins city for treatment Her son.
a resident of Akron. O.. arrived Friday
and arranged for the burial or the body
IN Buckhannon.
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Need Of Coalition.

rETROGEAp. Saturday. Sept. Ii
The p.'lo Naroda and the VOLTA Nnrr'n.
organs of tho revolutionary and pop
ular Socialists. say that IN" moment has
not come when power should pass I"
the revolutionary democracy. They
state that i is not prepared and failure
might be fatal t" democracy and So
cialiSt ideals. Tho bourgeois journals
"mphaSiz" the necessity Of Il coalition.
The Inv"Stia. organ If the soldiers and
woikmcn's Delegates and the Rahot-
ci,aya' Gozeta. organ Of IN" Social Dem
ocratic I.aboritcS. insist ON III" necessity
of Immediate SunmeuinE Il general CON
ference of all civil. military. profess
s;cnal and Democratic organizations to
consider these questions.
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NON-C0MS
Continued from Page Niue.)

train Wednesday for the camp. Suffi-
cicnt equipment is on nand TO supply
thu entire $1,000 mon who will arrive
crcmcnt Of drafted men. who Will en-
during the week. For several days low
the men in camp have been wearing
their army uniforms. and as they nave
alrcnGy learned the rudments of SOL
dicring. people In Petersburg are UNI
able to distinguish National army men
from tho regulars.
Several hundred OF the National army
men attended services today In the
Pctcr"burg churches. They also packed
the auditorium and reading rooms at
the local Y. NJ. C.. 4. Those VINO id
not leave the camp found recreation in
the Y. NJ G. \. homes these.
The full number uf $500 drafted men
hAvo been assembled only once. This
occurred Friday when Camp Leg c"lc-
brat,l tho onr hundred and third An
niversary OF tn" cO.rnositton uc the
Star Spanglcd BANNER.
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SECOND KING WILL
DECLARED FORGERY

NEW YORK. Sept. I6.-Thr so-cal!cd
second will of Jaii"S {. King. under
which his widow. :;rS. NaCIc y. King,
who was mySlrriouai? SIC; aud killed
near Concord. y. T.. august -! was -
receive property worth Sc,1r.t ;h!l pas
Of dollars. has been pror nunc"d i"rg-
cry by bankers In thici'.p. a':c"ri!ng &c
statement issued here Today 10y the
district attorney; Office.
The affairs # t;a:tr- u. ,re"rs. Tho.
acted as business agent FOR Mrs. King
and who was with her at the time Of her
death. will bc placed before the Grand
jury here tomorrow.
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GUARDS TO
REPLACE THE MILITIA

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. 1s..-
With the departure Saturday from Its
camp nj Fairn.It % the First Wcs:
Virginia infantry 70, It's training CAMP
~ Hatties burg. .Iiss.. END that Of the
Second r. SiIn"nt from Camp Kana~ha,
near here. lGda:. Of the Second rcsi-
mcnt. West Virginia j" left without
troops 20 act ns guards.
Tho Legislature passed IN act where
by the sheriff OF each county is author
IL. TO appoint lrum fifty TO one nun
drcd deputies. hose men to W. formei
into :. STATE pO'ite.
All pussih.- haste will Ec n;ade in
ordc: ira: guards anil reserve peace Of
Ulcers ::,ay r. ;vailIble In cases OF
cmCrEcn,Y
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Secures Moro authority

WASHINGTON. Sept. l6.-Preminr
Kerenskys provisional government by
declaring Russia n republic and the gov
eminent a constitutional organization.
may clothe itself with authority which
IL has lacked heretofore. and which 1t
regards as necessary tn rrcsrrr" suhi-
cient political harmony to continue the
war
That Russia eventually would adop, a
republican form Of government has h""n
assumed. and was predicted
by the American mission {"
Russia. Kerensky's proclamation caused
some surprise here. coming at this time.
however Close observers OF Russian
re evolutionary politics nrlicvc IL was
prompted by a desire to rSassurc tn"
radical socialistic element Of the work
mems and soldiers councils that tho
formal organization Of constitutional
government would not be postponed in
definitely. To this extent II was in
terpreted as capitulation to the social
party. Of which kercnSky
is a leader.
The provisional government. dnminmt-
ed by the new cabinet of five minister's
with centralized powers. probably VIII
proceed to exercise arbitrarily functions
which it would not have dared before.
Although therc Is no SpcClnc aulH"t'IH
for it's action. the government apparent
ly believes it will meet loss opposition
than by continuing the policy OF inter-
minable readjustmentS Of cabinet ami
ministers which have marked the short
revolutionary history of the nation.
A new humidifter. consisting OF a
small electric fan tn b" hung IN IN"
wall and blow its air over shallow
dish filled with water ia intended Ia
keep the air in rooms moist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
SHOT OFFICERS WHO
REFUSED THE PLEDGE

PETROGRAp. Sept 16.-1t is report
ed from HelsnEiors that the action OF
the general assembly or democratic
bodies in calling Upon Officers OF the
army and navy in Finland TO sign a
p,edpc Of fidelity to the provisional
government has resulted in n misin-
on board the Russian hat
tlcship Pctrupavlovsk. Four Officers
who refused to sign the pledge were
shot BY members OF the crew.
mf,tcc subsequently, published an appeal
20 tho ships crews, condcmninE the ac-
linn nr the men IN the retrOpavlovsk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
R0Y KIDNAPPED FROM ST. JOHNS
ORPHANS HOME At ELM GROVE

charge Of kidnapping Is likely to b
places against him.
From what could be learned last
night. the man called at the home carry
yesterday afternoon for the boy. Mo
nephew. he said. He departed with the
lad and did not return. Later those AZ
the home were notified that tho man was
not related 10 the youngster ana PROB
ably intended to abduct him.
. An official Of the institution said last
night that steps will be taken through
the Humane society for the recovery OF
tho hoy. The whereabouts OF the man
10 known. it Is said and 1t is likely
Kidnapping charge will be placed against.
Elm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
LESTER E. CAow REMAINS
IN CRITICAL CONDITION

Lester Grow. city Hall reported on the
staff Of the Daily News. is in very
critical condition at the Ohio Valley Gen
cral HOSPITAL. Mr.. Crow was taken Ill
with typhoid fever more than month
ago. and two weeks later showed signs
Of quick recovery. During, the next few
days. pneumonia developed. and for the
last week not much hope has been en-
tcrtaincd for his recovery.
announcement was made Saturday owe
ming by the attending physician that a
crisis would hc reached yesterday some
time. Early this morning the attend
ants Of he hospital stated that no
change was apparent In his condition.
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PETKOGRAu. Sept. l1.-tienrral Val
uveff. commander in chirf nf the west
srn tRuSSiany front. iIt an order of the
day issued TO his army says:
THE enemy does not sleep. TN In"
contrary hr is intoXicat ell Ivy his kISa
success and Is. according Ia reltabl" IN
formation. preparing attempts Ia break
through the RussiNn front at pvinsk an'l
Minsk. Should II" succeed the liberty
secured by the revolution will hr lost.
Il eXhort you I" lrav" I" the govern
mint III" SOLUTION of internal nursti"n'
and to devote Yourselves only I" the
maintenance nf discipline and lighting
efficiency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
CONDUCTOR AND PASSENGER
IN MIX UP ON STRTT CAR

c. r. Jones' conductor on the
Rridrcport line. and Harley Quinn. of
Wheeling. will face JudG" Watkins This
morning on disorderly charges. growing
out Of n little scrap that is supposed To
have taken place OH Il car coming from
Bridgeport Quinn had just come from
over the river.
The argument was carried on III II
sentlcmanly order for short time. hut
after q few hot words 1t turned into 4
sparring exhibition. Roth sides Of tn"
story will be heard in police court this
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
ARTIST ERoNa PAn.

Earnest Schubert and Donald Miller.
two men who were arrested Saturday
on suspicion. were released yesterdlv
after 4 close questioning. Officials
stated that both men strikinGly rcSem-
bled Z pair that the local police Lad
been looking for a. suspicious eharac-
tiers.
Schubert and Miller bah PRESCRIBED
sufficient fact. and evidence 70 con-
vince the Officers that they were not
IN the least suspicious characters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
ENSIGN GAUGH breaches
HIS FAREWELL SERMON

Ensign l.. tiauEh. wh" with his
PARENTS. wife ard four children Will
lr:.vc on Wednesday for East Liverpool.
o.. to ial;r up tho work nf tn" Salvation
Army there. preached his farewell SER
mon last night al the Peoples label
na:.lc.
: large congregation was present to
Ind tho popular ensign farewell and to
cArrcSS heir appreciation of his faith
ful services during his stay in Wheel
irs.
His successor here has not yet been
named
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
DR.. MILAN PROMOTED

nr William II. MCl.aiu. former prom
incn, local physician and city health
officer. now of tho medical reserve
corps Of the United States army. as
commanding officer in the officers train
ing caInp AT Fort Oglrthorpc. Georgia.
has bncn promoted Ia instructor and
will likely remain i'll the camp until late
this year.
There are Icon medical officers in
training 1T The camp. coo III each Of the
t,rt, hattaliDnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
AUTOS COME TOGETHER
Collision, Resulting in Injury Of One on
Barton Line Near Bridgeport
Last Night

Two autos and a street car arc said to
have figured in Il collision Mt stop IL.
on the Barton line west Of Bridgeport.
last evening resulting In one mans be
ing slightly injured. The mans name
could not bc learned but it is said he
was injured by flying glass from the
wind shield Of ono Of the autos.
The accident is said TO have occurred
as II result Of Il wagon which was LEFT
standing in tho road. the view of which
WIS nbstructed by the binding lights
of the autos. Both Of the autos were
badly damaged and were taken to gar
ages where repairs will be made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
PEACHES ROTTING

CUMBERLAND. Ml.. Sept. Ia
Peaches in scores Of tn" large orchards
Of Western Maryland and Eastern Nlr-
ginia arr rutting on the trees because
of n ShOrtaE" of mon Ia rlrn aIid liar
krt them. according Ia reports received
here today. 1t is reported that some
Of the nrrhardiStS are frtIimE the fruit
to live stock. 1t is estimated that n
large portion Of the crop will he lost
unless the labor situation improves
,,itllin Il Shnri linn
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INCIDENT NOT ENDED BY
EXPULSION OF LUXBURG

BI-ENOS AIRES, Sept. l6.-Foreign
Minister luryrrcdon Informed the As
soria,cd Press today that he Is salts
rcd that the expulsion of Count Lux
burg. the German minister to Argen-
tina has not closed the incident grow
ing out of the kilograms the minister
sent to Berlin through the Swedish !e-
cation here.
Minister Pucprredon declared that the
Argentine government intends TO act
cnergctically. but not prccipitately' IN
upholding the honor Of the republic and
TO clost the present incident fnvorab!T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
JEWISH new YEAR
BEGAN LAST NIGHT
Rabbi Louis d. Cross Delivers Initial
Sermon-Many Business Houses
Close Today.

Rabbi Louis u. Cross Of Cincinnati.
and Akron Ohio who arrived here las:
week and assumed tho pastoral" OF
Enff Street Temple. dIrcr"d his mi
tial sermon las evening The "pen'nI :
Of the Jewish New Years week pc'i"d'
whoa was breun at sunduwr.
Services will - h"lu ell GAy today
in the temple. h..ginnin: al Ia O'CLOCK
this morning. Mnny business pl>G'H
conducted by jewish merchants Will -
closed today. III" $raSUu "f pcnItrncs
will begin Tuesday :n"rn,nE followed
by special services nf atun"mcnt. I'll"
nbser vance viii clos" at sund"wn sat
urday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
TRUCK STRIKES AUTO
bdtsIlnp occur5 1t Sixteenth AID Market
Streets Last Hight.

When an Overland chr stopped sud-
denly IN front rf the Quarter Savings
l,ank OH the corner Of Sixteenth and
Market streets last evening. ono OF The.
United Dair. trucks ran into the resr
eni Of it. DANA Slnc tho left rear mud
guard.
II ~ alleged that the driver OF the
Overland car. Albert Carmar. failed TO
give the required signal which Is sup
posed TO be given. when an nu,o stops.
The truck. driv}h: by J. c. Baker was
not damaged.