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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15

CINCINNATI. -. I.". i$.--\"t zoe
yearS--not Sin"" tn" -" lays ~ ,"'
Cubs and tn. Giants '::t''' "hJ"E'" =
series az much "a, ! Gid nv r''''ni "ltS
with the New York ''i@'i'S' Az" 80 '">
come. ,,
the tight betw""i: N"''r.'w IN" 6HE"'t
being a little unnecessary trimming ''''i
dessert But, then. ~ hat, M fuH-h
between Ma auh thu !."",i had - $itE"r
lining. OF all III" H.ar>. nay been a.
oualn,cd WIKI M,riraA. rs The hESI
time | have known hi'n !" E"t t hc''>.
ION. There's II" ,iI%put!u th' 'tiNh "I
This fight, He's Il" longer 'i.Sihi" tor
Run your thumb DOWN over thu old re-
cords. They show Nice ;l';tw has always
heen ready ard w,!iinS 10 hSht tor ms
rights. gu, the enemy has ssheratIy
iun,pcd him. Tax ;hH cas-" IN the
spring trip IN TEXAS ''"ir'" OF years
back $ bush league manager. Pat Ne"
man, popped Mc,iraw from h+'hind ~ n"
was walking II? an alley. However. the
records give McGcaw credit tor trying.
John has all th.s courage III The w"rH.
II color makes baseball. we poured IN
some OF III" makinSs IL THAI last Srrl>s
in Cincinnati. Th"re was color and AT
moSpherr $pripili.d and powdered AL
over th.. place. Every gam VAS Fought
out TO the finish. and IL" Reds hntSh'd
ahead in three 81 them which did not
serve TO soothe McGraw. Then M"Cartr
broke his lcS. a1h Nctar'E ~ NcEraw
staunchcst catcher. This did u"l tara
cut 10 be nerF: tonic I" M'"TA" ;
scat.
The last haiti" "f thc series was
close. and the result nigh; haI" h'"n
changed by different Interpretation ui
4 couple OF tn, clos "urS- Eut. ~ nay
opinion. the unpi"lng was geo" and sat :
isfactory. Mct;raw differed with me and
the umpireS ii! itle W.: through. anu
Fletcher. HcrznC and Zimmerman wera
in tine barking Voice t"" WrancllnS With
the jumps. with my players. ana hrtwe'1
themselves. Hal chase. always there
with the head. made 4 smart play that
showed up Fletcher when Hal took ttil'
advantage TO his right Ia iii" base !tnc
in going to second IL til" last inning OF
the tPul game and. III this way. baked
a doubt, play and "au$" t!rtcher !"
throw wild. Wingo went 20 second on
the loose TOSS, and Thurp- scored him
with the winning ruin by punching out
double. Quixl"y- had previously given
Fletcher his tine slip for kicking. Her
cog showed sp"rt$marShlp by shaking
hands with Th"rp".
McI;raw had ioGS before heeH erased
from the game. and did not look for
any more trouble En;ri I saw and heard
a commotion in lii" Runway. McIfr1w and
BYRON both talking i"Gh. What th''E
said. I dnn't know. hut Wltat"I"r Me
Graw said h.. <~id ;,uI BYRON said ia
right htcauS.. Mac .i"''S n"i liz. T.? III"
time ar-iy Il. .f;arid,u G"ttinr crossed
up as 70 whi"h man was The enemy had
taken Il SHOT n, MH:iy S"hwah. oar
Sroundke"p''r. ana! SOM" a. had S"u' IN
a riot call. ~. u"Ir'. ~" very >'rSI-
rive ~ rint calls ~ f.r..-. la =. and they
backed ny I hur.:rr patrol wnc"n bound
To taxi. SnuI.. n.,,. hack u ~. Nnr" rN-
cited folks Mau;., Ma. an! E'rr'i'n S"r-
fenced For ill.,.
Whats the us asked These
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
MOtorCyCIiSt Crosses
Continent in 7'16,16

NEW YORK. June IA trans-Con-
tincntaI motorcycles trip which is de-
ciured 10 have established u record
was compfctrd here last night b. Allan
T. Eedell. Il member Of the Los Angeles
Signal nCrpS j. was announced today
by III" Minor Cycle and Allied Trades
AS%nCiai ion.
Carrying an official government de-
spatCh from Mator-Gcneral Hunter lic-
get. commanding the Department nf
III" West of the Untrd states Army.
Er,i"ll left Los Angeles. CROSSED the
continent IN days. IL hours and is
minutes. and delivered thc message last
night to Acknowledgement j. fTankhn Foil.
commanding the Department OF the
East. The time was SAID. to ne lower
ny approximately 3la days than 4
record set in 1914.
BCdclls Journey was made for mill
iary purposes as government test OF
type Of motorcycles he. war depart
mcni is considering using for war
ulIrpOSrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
What Will They Do?

Although SON" Of their stars
! arc from -. to l0h points below
their usual average. til" 'hIchG"
White S"x has. jumped int" n"
lead in tho American league.
. Srhnlk. who usually knocks III"
! arat" for q @6n aV"rtg" * al
present. batting only .2nJ :tn'; joe
Jackson. Il normrl -" :,r'is: l.
hitting 80. Eddie collins. wh"
4. always good for ut I"nsi an
average of .3"0 for ~" season Is
only hitting III" nrri" ~ = 80
gait. Happy F"lsch. center i''I.,E
D for The Sex and q norma! IN"
club wielder. i sporting M aver. '
! age Of only go at present Tn"
uu"St,nn l.. IT th" While S"H can
: Iump into IN" lead III tn" rn"" Tor
Tho remnant with their stars hit
tinr Par below their usual form.
what will they Il" VIII Il tie. old
rclIahlrS Begin To Whal" tn" I'D
hns"hnllr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15

Premier Rihot. Marshal Joffre. Min
listers Nivlani and Painlere and other
leading military and naval officers and
public men were present The dinner
was informal Toward The close Am
basSador Sharp proposed the health or
The president Of the French republic
and the presd enr Of The United States
and the success Of the expedition on
which General Per$hing is entering.
The premier responded by greeting
the American commander AZ repre-
senling the. American army and people
in the undertake ing on which they are
row rmbarkinC He wished them all
success and proposed the health OF
President Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15

Wesleyan. Delaware. O.. arrived home
last evening t. spend tho summer vaca-
iion with his parents. He was accom-
panied here by his sister. Miss Evelyn,
h" spent Il couple Of weeks with Della
ware friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan. Of Second street,
is III uf asthma.
Miss Eta CourtwriEht Of jefferson
avenue. leaves tomorrow for Chiacgo. O..
for all extended visit with rcla
Mrs. Lou Owens of Shadysi3I, o.. 10
spending several days here with her
sister. Mrs. ". L. Brown, OF Second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
JUDGE NESelTT IN STIRRING 40
DRESS ON PATRIOTISM
Prepares EIks and Friends for Thrill
Of Joy at Their Wonderful
6cheV cnt

Wheeling Lodge No. IS Z. +. {; t.lES
had subscribed STOOD 10 I'll" Liberty
war loan last night when the lodge
gathered ipr lis annual celebration OF
Flag Day. This Is s., $50 in excess
Of the goal OF $5n.hnn scr tor the
lodges campaisn FOR Liberty bonds.
The report of the t.lNs' liberty loan
campaign WAS presented by Toe Hon.
] ", Cumlnins al an upportune mo-
ment during tho Flag day exercises.
The ElkS OF Wheellug truly have
cause 10 be proud OF this achievcmenf
when their success : compared with
that Of New York lodge No. |. The big
geSt EIk@ lodS. in rhe entire country.
New YoSk lodG". with ".5p" members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
EXTENDED SCHEDULE
In THE ASSOCIATION

CHICAGO. June 14-AGnption Of the
40 -ane sChcdulc to no added in the
present playing chart of tho american
Association was announced by President
Hickey today Tie draft WAS Il c"mrro-
misc cmbodyinS some Of tho Suggestions
made at tn" special meeting Of ~" "'ut,
owners her. Yesterday. II Will duvrtHll
into the pre- sent schedule which CnnClud-
es August G.
The new scncdul" will bring III" sea-
son To- 4 close September |? with Min
noapolis at Toledo. Milwauk"" at In
Kansas City at Louisvill". In IN" Open
inC series August Toledo will play at
Columbus, indianapolis 1T Louisville.
Kansas City at 81. Paul and Milwaukee,
Mt Minneapolis. Each club was allotted
three Sunday dates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
FLUSHING WINS GAME
FROM FRANKLIN, 81

In connection with the commence
mcnt exercises held At Franklin col
legc. New Athens, yesterday afternoon.
Il baseball game staged between Flush
ing and the cnllccians WAS won by ;hn
former in fast. exciting game by the
score Of 81. \ record crowd witnessed
tho contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
BENWOOD
obtldreu,s nav Entertainments.

On Sunday morning at III o'clock the
teachers and pupils of the Beuwood NJ.
splendid program. '"rhe College Bell" in
their rooms mt tho church. The Offering
Of the day will he added to the chill
drcn's fund in hid OF the students ut
West Virginia Wesleyan college. In
addition To IN" following program IA
NOUS tenor will probably sing.
Professional. Sing Praisc"-Sunday
school.
Observation-Disclosures
Song. Rolls Of Childrrn's Day'-Sun-
day school.
Solo. There's sopg in the Air
Miss Kathryn Lench.
Story. First 'hildr"n's Day" motion
song -Brcuncrs' department.
Song I'm our School 1ays"-Junior
Prayer: responsive rcnding-Junior
Recitation. School nays"-Mnrl"
song. message of Bc!Is'-Junior do
song. ':world Astir"--Sunday school.
Address. "TnnckinE tho Door-MtsS
Emma Harlow.
Address, christian F:ducation"-Rer.
C. H. Sampson.
Offering for chidrcn's fund In aid ~
students.
nn"rtory PraErr-hcf u. J.. SAnP-
son.
Hymn. "Gn Forward. Christian Sol
dirrS"-t'ongrcGat ton.
Announcement Of wedding.
: SmpI. H. =. rcdicnrd has received an
announcement OF tho wedding OF Miss
Ida .luanita era wford. n 1915 graduate
of Union hiGh school to Mr.. Alfred y.
Flnvh.
Following is the encouragement.
Mrs " r. crawford Announces the
marriag" Of hcd daughter
Ida Juan!ta
Mr. Alfred 4. Floyd
ON Wednesday,. lunc thirteenth
Ono thousand nine hundred seventeen.
At home
After lunc Twrnty-four'h
Whrailand. Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
MOUNDSVIlLE
Electricity From Wheeling.

All Of the electricity used IN MuundS-
viii. and NirIniiy comes directly from
Wheeling. anu has been coming from
that place Tor about tw" weeks. ne
current j. conveyed over The hills by
means a.; the high tension wires anu
towers erected last winter and ms
SrrIuc Tho pian' her" 10 being DIS
manllcd. as TAR a.. :hr producing part
is concerned. one engine having alr"ndE
Errn torn down Tn" local plant or
the Wheeling Electric company is 20
BIZ cnmlnrcd Tor u trAnsIormlnE station
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Cokeley-McMullen.

Married. at Mnrgantown. S1lurdaE.
lane Q. Mr.. Harlan Cokciev and MISS
clara NrMullen.. eldest daughter OF Sol
MrMullrn Of this city. They loft lmme-
dlat..l, Tor M"urrticId. W. Va. where
they will visit his parents. From Their"
they will 70 - on" Of the southern
counties o. tho state. where Mr. tokc-
Icy has been appointed agricultural
ncrni for tn" summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
virginia Ministries n, McMeohen.

TINS rv"nfmg DE m"mhnrs 0f thr
NirEinia club will present minstrel
at 81. Lam"a church in M"Mrrhcn. The
proceeds will =" FOR ~" h"n.tiis Of the
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
MISSING MAN FOUND.

YONkERS. y. Y. June l4.-Max
Holtz. wealthy Chicago publisher,
who disappeared from his rooms at
the Hotel Biltmore in New York. June
s, was found wandering in the streets
here late today. and was taken to a
hospital. Holtz is said 10 have been
in poor health for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
ronntv Short on Loan.

NarShall county iHiIrd n mcHsure up
fully /" III" irst demand mad" upon IL
hy The government. Subscriptions Ia the
Liberty Loan ,lnSrd Yesterday 1t noon
"nd found the county S36.5nQ short "t
taking IN her allotment Of bonds. The
total subscriptions for this city was
$l"9 900. Will .:br county SUBSCRIPTION
tuIhlrd SlI2.QN0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Ellis Held Flag Service.

MnundSvllc Lodge. M. eSe. +. T. o.
E.IkS hold it's annual flag services last
'v"ninE on In" "our, house lawn y
parade Owe, III" principal streets nf the
CIV prcrrdrh tn" ceremonies. \ Spen-
did program was carried out at the
court house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Penny Fire Works Allowed.

Mayor Clark Sprouts has Eiv"n his
consent /" III" merchants Of the city to
soil tho small penny nrc crackers. cap
pistols and caps. and five cent Tsomar
candles and SIX: rockets on tho Fourth
Of lmlr. Any Person caught selling or
Shooting cannon. or giant Giro
"rn"krr>. pistols. OTIS. Will h" innr-
Gialrlr arrested aud liable to ane OF
from IS 10 SHH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Boat Excursion This Evening.

This evening Tho Mndcrr Wnndmcn
will give nm cxcursinn on The steamer
Honor smith They Will leave tho.
Wheeling wharf al s o'clock and travel
for som" miles down IN" river. Re.
fr"shmnnts and nrhrr DELIGHTFUL fca-
.Ur"s arc part of the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Rnl>arts-CHswell,

Announcement WAS made yesterday or
ih. rlarriagc nf Mr.. Baird R"b,t;S and
Miss GLADYS Crisw"l both or lhls CITY,
Tho wedding incurred last Wednesday
IN Cumberland. Md. Mt. and Mrs. Rob-
aris will reside here on their return
from nm extended Eastern honeymoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Insurance Tax,

The city council will tax all tlr" In
Suranr" company not holding Charter
IN This state per cent nn al gross
earnings. This will l." raVahl" sCmi-
annually on January and .E;Ily !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Ten Days In jail.

Harry EurgiS uf Iil"mdaIe. was scn-
tcicrd 10 serve ten days in jail yester-
day. when nrraiEn"d in Justic, w. NJ.
EIgrS' court. on u charge of drunken
less and disnrdrrll- conduct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Announcement Of wedding.
Home on Furlough.

Gus Ynst. n popular Young man ~
North Rnnwood. who has served his Soc
nnd term in tho United States marine
CORPS ut Rnstnn. is home or n 2n-daS
furo;igh. Tho young man has seen SCR
vice or III" hattl"shir Virginia. md a
few months ago was promoted 10 III"
rank Of recruiting officer Prior TO his
coming Mr. Yost enlisted for the third
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
HAYWOOD Briefs.

Mrs !. Y. shorts and Mrs. Harry
Davis ~ Main street spent yesterday
with friends and relatives At the
MoTndeviiic camn grounds.
John Leach Jr. Of Main street. VINO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15

A new student OF the Kansas STATE
Agricultural College. Miss Emile Peri
sIann. is one of tho six girls sent by
the queen of Greece IT. prepare them
Srlves 10 leach in a school IF house
keeping TO be established soon IN Ath'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
To Deliver Annual Serm on.

Rev. Father Francis !. Flanagan. rec
tor uY 81 Francis Naricr's Catholic
church here will deliver the annual
sermon and max" tho presentation OF
dtnInn,,. al Inc annual commencement
at - Johns high school at BcIlars.
sunday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Mora Al1eeed slackera Arrested.

TWO more alleged r"nS'ripii"n slack
crS wer" taken INTO custody yesterday
nv tho county officials. Tho parties
urc Daniel H"atty. Of cameron. ana
Harry crow. ~ calls Webster district.
'rEcy arc ,.unilncd in III" county iail
here. rrndinc a hrartrg hnforc Commas
slmnrr iSnyd NJ Wheeling. Deputy
Sh raft Mrt'ardi" mad" III" arrests ut
Cameron yesterday.
.I"" I;Urdulis. arrested TUESDAY vas
released Yesterday pending further in
vrstigation nf his case. upon heInG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
Mnnndsvillo Briefs.

Rev /. Kelley ,iIfIrn is IN New con-
cord -. for tn" annual MuSkinEum
rOllrg &C. commencement.
Mir, 4 Il. Miller of W"llsburg is
Spending several days E"rr with r"la-
yes
Mr. : W. Meals Anh Mrs. y l..
F'raI,,Ie rr mis- city. spent N"sicrdny
rIth New MartinS"ill" relatives.
Miss Margaret Moore. # Fourth
str"r; is visiting with Cameron rein
tINrs
Mrs \ NJ Brown and daughter Miss
Margaret. - This city. left yesterday
for Tit rshUrch. whore they Will visit
With rnIn'ivns
. Howard |. Rooher, student nj Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
GENERAL PERSHING
Continued from First PaBo.)

crypt is vigorously limited. and II is
seldom that anyone is admitted 'S-
rcpt crowned heads or Il former Ful'
er, as in the case Of cx.nrcslcchl
Roosevelt when he visited Paris.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-14
AUCTION OF HOEFLINGER PROP.
ERTY

At two of the biggest and most sue
cessful public auctions ever held in
this city, on August IL and II, the
Misses Hoefiinger, through Groom &
Thomas, auctioneers, of Chicago, dis
posed rapidly of a large number of
lots.
On both days the large tent, To-
Gated at the top of East hill on Frank
lin street, was filled to the entrance. A
rushing business was handled both at
the auctions and Immediately after
wards.
A notable feature of the auction was
the extensive advertising campaign
which was carried on. The city was
canvassed and informed most thor
oughly. No efforts were spared to
make the sale feature to every Wau-
sau citizen. The ban concerts were
good and a drawing card.
Despite the present war and condi-
tions, the Misses Hoeflinger report a
| most satisfactory result of the auc-
| ton and they have great confidence
| that their addition, with it's beautiful
views of the valley, will make most
desirable sites for residences.
1t was certainly the largest sale Of
lots in '4S hours ever pulled off il
| the history of Wausau. MANY sites
were sold to our most influential citi
| zens, which means that East hill i:
to continue to be among the mos
popular residence sections of Wausau
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-14
DELEGATION AT PLUM LAKE
GOLF TOURNAMENT

The Plum lake golf tournament is
being held this week Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, and a large
number of Wausau golfers are ex-
pecting to go up to the lake and par
ticipate, leaving here tomorrow. Some
Of them will drive up. A number of
the men will be at the Walter Alex
ander, A. l.. Kreutzer, G. S. Gilbert
and C. B. Bird cottages, while others
Sayner resort. The tournament prom
ises to be one of exceptional success
as there are many expertsNat the game
from Chicago and others points, who
are outing at the lake and who will
take part. In addition the course is in
excellent condition, undoubtedly i'm
proved by the recent light rains, and
is considered one of the best 9-hole
links in northern Wisconsin.
Among those who are going and
who are now there are the following:
B. F. Wilson, d. c. Everest, c. G.
Yawkey, Walter Alexander, A. L.
Kreutzer, w. H. Bissell, P. V. o. Van
Vechten, Walter H. Thorn, Geo. w.
Phillips, c. B. Bird, Charles S. Gill
bert, C. S. Gilbert, Jr., Ben. Alex
ander, Henry Smith, A. NJ Evans and
DR.. l.. E. Spencer.
Chris. Melville, the professional
golfer at the Wausau Country club,
will accompany the men to Plum lake.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-14
POST OFFICE NOTES

High back, stamped envelopes are
now issued by the department in the
popular sizes, Nos. 5, 8 and 13. They
contain more paper, are cut higher
in the back and better suited for bulky
enclosures.
Postmasters have been instructed to
make up packages of unbelievable
magazines which heretofore were dis
posed Of as waste and despatch them
to designated offices for delivery to
soldiers. Only magazines containing
current news and articles of general
interest will be forwarded.
A warning has been issued that
stolen money order forms from Sta
ton No. 1, Peoria, ILL.,, are being
forged and cashed. The orders are
usually cashed by merchants who are
cautioned to be on the lookout and
should any attempt be made to cash
them the stranger presenting same
should be apprehended.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-14
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE

The County Council of Defense
was called in special session on Fri
day to consider the fuel question. The
committee having this in charge, con-
sisting of Messrs. Frank Timlin, E. A.
Dunn and Roman Deutsch, was pres
ent and gave a report of what had
been done up to date, showing large
amount of work and much territory
covered in search of wood. The COM
mittee had arranged for a meeting
with the wood dealers in Wausau on
Monday evening at which time more
definite plans could be reported. 1t
was decided to wait until the meeting
of this evening before action should
be taken.
1t was decided to secure sufficient
number of books on the simple ques-
tions in the French language trans
lated into English, to supply the SOL
der boys who will be called on to
go to France, that they might become
prepared to make their wants known
in that country.
The matter of a potato peeling ma
chine, which had been perfected by
one of our citizens, was discussed
and it was deemed of enough import
ance in the conservation of food, to
bring the new device before the State
Council of Defense, and it was so
ordered.
1t was decided to have large tent
put up at the fair grounds during the
county fair, from the 2Sth to the S1st
of August, in which the county coun-
Gil and the Red Cross society could
show what was being done by these
societies for the country. The coun-
ell will have place there where
farmers can make known their wants
as to labor to gather in their crops,
also where they can make arrange
they so desire. There will also be on
hand all kinds of literature. The Red
Cross society will have demonstra-
tons in canning fruits and vegetables
and an exhibition of work being done
for the soldiers.
The meeting was adjourned until
this evening.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-14
SOLD PRACTICE

DIR. Leonard P. VAIL recent grad
uate of Northwestern University Den
tai college, has purchased DR.. P. H.
Riebe's dental practice DR.. Wahl
will be located il the same suite of
offices which DR. Riebe las occupied
for many years. DR. VAIL is a son
of DIR. H. S. Wahl of this city.
DR.. Riebe has Oeen practicing dem
tistry in this city for many years and
has worked up a large and lucrative
practice. DR.. and Mrs. Riebe are ex-
pecting to leave for California in a
month in which state they will make
their future home.
Their hosts of Wausau friends will
deeply regret their leaving this city
in which they have so long made their
home and hope that Wausau will see
them often and a part of each year
will find them here.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-14

Will Barnum has sold out his in
terest in the ClintOnville Tribune.
The John Kiefer Furniture Com
pany repairs cane and upholstered
furniture. Phone 1909. adv. If
The rain prevented the baseball
game at Yawkey park last Sunday be-
tween the Lumberjacks and Merrill
clubs.
There will be a band concert at
the county square this evening. The
weather seems to be favorable, so
turn out and listen to something good.
John F. Ross, who was injured about
a month ago, is able to be about and
he and Mrs. Ross went to Plum lake
this morning for an outing at the
Sayner resort.
Marion, little daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. H. G. Hinckley, is at st. Mary's
hospital at Wausau, recovering from
an operation for the removal of her
Herald.
Jacob Forsmo and Joseph Feltz
made their appearance in municipal
court yesterday to answer to charges
of pOmmeling each other. They plead
ed guilty and each was fined $1.O0 and
costs.
Some folks would give anything if
they could get rid of constipation.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
do the work and do it quick. Take it
once a week to be regular, happy and
free. w. W. AlberS. adv.
Charged with not registering for
the army draft William Marcum of
Highland, Wis, fell into the arms of
the law at Mosinee, Sunday. He was
brought to this city and is being held
by Sheriff GoerIing for safekeeping,
for proper treatment by federal au-
thority.
The Smart Hat Shop, at $40 Third
street, was opened Saturday under
new management. The interior and
exterior of the shop has been thor
oughly renovated, remodeled and re-
furnished in first class style. Also
very handsome stock of new and styl-
ish models of millinery of rare smart
ness and which will appeal to every
lady, has been received