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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-18

Tom Zahorsky, twenty-eight years Of
age and a man whose name has dec
GRATED the court dockets of Kenosha
county on q good many occasions, is in
the KenOsha Hospital with a bullet
wound in his right side just above the
place where the heart would be, if the
heart was on his right side. ZahOrsky
was found bleeding prOfuseIy from his
wounds, in a yard back of 353 North
West Main street, just after midnight
this morning and he was taken to the
hospital in the police ambulance. The
city physician, DIR. George E. Thomp-
son, who attended the wounded man,
declares that he will recover. Zahor-
sky left a note in the snow near him
in which he said goodbye comrades"
but notwithst anding the fact that this
would Indicate that Tom had decided
to commit suiside while respondent,
the police have booked the case as
one of accidental shooting"
The theory of the police in regard to
the case is an unusual one. Just af-
Ter midnight FIVE shots rang out on the
clear cold air of North West Main
street and when the police went to
make an investigation they found Ia
horsky. The wounded man had spent
the evening with Miss Adelaide Tar
mowszi, who lived at the house near
which he was found. Tt was admitted
that the young woman and Zahorsky
had not agreed during the evening, but
she begged not to be interviewed
when the police found Zahorsky and
insisted that she did not have any
information which would throw any
light on the shooting
The revolver with which Zahorsky
was shot was new one and all five
chambers of it had been emptied. The
police assert that Zahorslly fred four
shots over his shoulder and that the
fifth Que was intended to go in the
same direction but that Zahorsky cot
excited and pulled his aim little low.
The bullet did not reach any vital spot
and barring infection dangers it is
thought that the young man will re-
cover. Zahorsky made no statement
TO the police after he had been remov-
ed to the hospital. His message of
" FAREWELL was written on a large
piece of card board and it had evil
IDENTIFY been written with a great
deal of care.
Zahorsky has been mostly noted for
his eccentric methods for operating
automobiles and other motor vehicles.
BE has been one of the best customers
Of the Municipal Court and he has been
arrested on charges of reckless driving
on several occasions. His star stunt
was pulled off when his motor car
swered over at the north end of Mil.
waukee avenue and ran head on into
the station of the electric railway.
The station was badly damaged. Ia
horsky has never raised any question
in regard to the necessity for his pay
ing for damages resulting from his
driving and he has paid a good many
dollars for damages and fines He has
made his home with his mother on
Garden street and his mother was busy
today to see that he had every pos
sible care in order that he might re-
cover from his wounds
It is said that Zahorsky has been
paying court to Miss Tarnowsky for
some time. She appeared to be con
siderably interested in his condition
today and seemed to be happy when
advised that there was every reason
TO believe that he would recover.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-18
CALL SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL

Zahorsky Had Left Note Indicating
That He Intended to Shoot Himself
Before He Fired Five Shots-Police
Claim That Shots Went Over His
Shoulder and That One Which Took
Effect Was Fired When He Became
Excited Recovering at the Kenosha
Hospital-Youn Lady Interested.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-18
MARRIED BY JUDGE.
Hon. G. Z. Randall Performed Two
Ceremonies Of Marriage
or Saturday.

Miss Ida siegel of this city and Paul
Mertins of Racine, were married Sat
urday afternoon by the Hon. c. E.
Randall in the court house Mr.
and Mrs. Mertins are to make their
home IN Racine.
The same day Judge Randall read
the marriage ceremony Of Miss Rose
Forjohma, who was married to Bruno
Marone.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-18

For those who intend going to the
Allied bazaar this week information as
to how to reach it may be pertinent
Take q Marshall Field IS bus downtown,
walk one block east from where it
stops and take any car going south,
as they AL pass the Coliseum where the
bazaar is being held.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-18

Miss Pearl Brenton of Waukegan
has been the guest of Miss Mae Nc
Namara for several DAYS
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-18
TOM ZAHOPSkY VICTIM
Of HIS OWN REvOLv YER

Man Well Known to Courts
of the City Is Found Shot
In Yard Back of w. Main
Street I'll o m e Early
This Morning byPO-
lice Officers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07

Ealph Newman. Estal johnson. Douglas
Patterson, Albert A1elcher. Robert
Wock walter Schultz and Clifford DIil-
fer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07

succeed Mrs. L. ". Fitzla nwho re
signed.
The story hour at the Hammond pub
lie library Will be held at the usual nour
Saturday fro mten 70 eleven o'clock.
Miss Myrtle Richardson a teacher ia
the irving school. VIII be the story
teller and viii tell Christmas stories.
All children are invited.
Important business was transacted
BY tho members Of Max Shulman Gate
NJ their meeting Wednesday evening at
the Bcth-M Sabbath school rooms.
l'Ians for flag day on Saturday. De
cembcr sth were made The proceeds
tional fund TO secure homes Tor the
Jews.
Mrs. =. II Eschcr VIII be hostess 10
the Columbia Club ut an auction bridge
party saturday afternoon at her home
n webb street Tho meeting was post
poned from Thursday, the regalar meet
ing day.
Mrs. 4. vanBodegraven ana Miss
Helen burroughs attended grand opera
in Chicago yesterday
The civic department OF the Ham
mond Woman's Club VIII have an open
meeting this evening at the Hammond
Chamber OF Commerce for the purpose
of discussing the housing conditions in
Hammond Representatives OF the
school board and board Of health
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07
COMING EVENTS.

The Kings Heralds Will meet at two
@ elocll Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Grove, 946 Erie streets The
members are reminded TO bring their
penny for the war tax.
The children OF the beginners depart
ment of the Methodist Sunday school
VIII meet at two-thlrty o'clock Saturday
afternoon for rehearsal Of the Christ
mas program.
Mrs. Howard OItz and the Misses
Hazel and Gladys Younger will enter
ain the Standard Bearers Friday even
ius at the home of the Misses Younger
in Russell street.
\ more interesting and delightful re-
cepuon than that of last evening mark
ins the twenty-hfth anniversary Of the
organization Of Hammond Temple Ne.
IS Pythian Sisters has not been given
IN some time. The reception was also
in compliment to Mrs Raymond Abbott.
district deputy and she was the recipi-
ent CT many gifts. among them a silver
baking dish from Hammond temple, a
basket of yellow chrysanthemums from
The committee in charge of the affair
and a basket of roses and carnations
from Gary Temple. More than one hum
dred and fifty guests assembled at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07

Maybe you are discoura ged. but cheer
M. No matter how bad your skin may
be, Stuart's Calcium Waters will quick
j. work wonders with it, And then
goodbye To blackheads. pimples acne.
bols. rash. eczema and a muddy. sal
low complex ION
Calcium Sulhde. their principal in
gredient. is the greatest blood-cleanser
known 10 science.
So don't be blue don't despair get a
50-cent box of Stuart's Calcium Waters
today at any drug store III the United
States and soon YOU viii have beau
tiful complexion as YOU ever wished
for. Fiji our the coupon for a free trial
paCkag e.-AdY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07

In celebration OF his twelfth birthday
anniversary Kenneth Cleveland was
rendered delightful surprise PARTY
last evening by several Of his friends
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Cleveland in Ingraham
avenue. Music and games were enjoy
ed and during the evening refreshments
We're served Those present included
Anna Miller Viola Peters. Mary Keed.
Nina Church Helen Lindner. Madame
Hall. Linda Peschke. Eoverta Pugh,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07

Mayor Smallcy and NIayor-elect Brown
have been especially invited 10 tho
meeting.
Lieutenant Lloyd Waraeu. brother Of
Miss Nellie Wardell of Hammond was
entertained at dinner yesterday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roi IT W. stew
art. Gal Ann street lie has returned
70 camp Dodge. Ia. where he is sta
Ftioned lie Is in the signal corps and
has been in the service eleven years.
Mrs. ]. 6. Bowen and Miss Lucille
Howard have returned from Philadel-
phia and New York city where they
went for weeks visit with Mrs
Bowens brother Richard Green OF
Hammond. who enlisted IN the navy
lest spring and expects to sail soon for
France.
There VIII he no meeting this even
ing Of Hammond Chapter NO TO Wom-
On Of Mooseheart Legion on account Of
the card party the members VIII give
al Longs Hall for the benefit of the
Red Cross. y grab bag VIII be q feature
Of the party
NOTICE.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Lake County Saw
ings & Trust Company viii be held in
their Directors room at 700 o'clock OH
the evening of December 18th, 1917.
PETER w MEYN.
I2-7-1 President
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07

The annual business meeting and
election OF officers at First Congresa-
tional Church viii be held Dec. 18th.
I2-1-1 r. JURY, Sec'y Of Trustees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07

The members of Triumph Council No.
II Daughters of Liberty are requested
To meet at the Christ church Saturday.
at so 10 attend the funeral Of sister
Bertha Plum.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-07
49, - Sd
HSOCEAL NEW S H
D--- ------------------- -- IS

II. Of T. Temple. corner Of Holman and
Ogden streets where the event was ceie-
brated with literary and musical pro-
gram followed hy "a delicious supper.
The Temples Of Lowell Cary, East Chi
cago. Indiana Harbor and Whiting were
represented and the Most Excellent
Chiefs from the different Temples spoke
and there were brief addresses by the
charter members in Hammond and bN
the district deputy Dancing followed
the program aud was enjoyed by a large
number OF the guests. Much Of the
success of the affair is due Mrs John
Keller who was chairman for the even
ing and her committee which numbered
sixteen members OF Hammond Temple.
The meeting Yesterday afternoon of
the Central w O. r. II. was held in
the study of the First Methodist church.
IL was decided to devote the social day
Of the Union 10 work for the Red Cross
and the next meeting, the first Thurs
day in January VIII be held at the home
of Mrs. Blanchard in Michigan avenue.
The business meetiug was followed by
a short social session.
Mrs. Reinhart Jones entertained very
pleasantly at miscellaneous shower
at her home in DraeIlert street in honor
of her niece, Mrs Bernard Barman
whose marriage was an event of
November 18th. Mrs. Barman was
formerly Miss Rita Anderson of West
Hammond. The afternoon was spent
with music and games. the prizes in the
games going to Mrs Jens. Mrs. Hart
man. and Mrs. McWiniams. In conclu-
sion a buffet luncheon was served.
Among the guests were Mrs. James Nc
Williams Mrs. Roy Hartman. Mrs.
Harry Hayes. Mrs Olaf Langly. Mrs.
Herman Jens. Mrs. Harry Petzinger.
Mrs. Charles Delaney. Mrs. Reynold
AIeiseL Mrs. Lawrence Cummings. Mrs.
Bernard Barman, the Misses Bertha ana
Elizabeth Barman. Marjorie and Lucille
Meisel and Helen Hartman.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

als grobhoff nnidts oils Eei,sn 9srs
brandt, ION cine 9lbtpe8feluna ourt
@srlpenbuns BON aossen dnS Meis
eintrsien. alud bas III elm 8ottbeil.
neil Oaour9 sins Der @efunbbsit thrs
oerli6e @bDe9ieIung in osr Grne5-
runa berbeigefiibrt tpirb. Oes Weiter.n
fcerOsn bife @inridtunsen untsr al
len llmItdnben bur9gefiibri ipsrosn.
Man min aber bi. giirsS ni4t ba3a
3pinsen, re iclIen es fr.iptllis tlun
uno. ipie mir stasist buben. lisst fein
@runb Dor, lparum bas nidt gei6eben
fpllte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

pen per1mIeDenen repupliidltii.Hn
Wubl;stteln bstrifii, 70 btI;nbst III
nidt Gin Gin5iesr bdrunt;r, h,hsn
aanoibatur iid aus irgsnp einsn
@runbe beanitanbsn Iiebs. Die grob,
Rebr5abI bat bnr9 ibre bisberise 6T.
fentIite SbGtistsit bsipieisu. bab iit
bas 8ertrauen DIR 8iirssr perbisnt.
9err Gurl Wl. Satobs, Der iit nm ben
nt9tism, perdntfportunssrel9en 43os
ten bes Stabtrdtbs prGIissnten ZEE
ptrbt, berbiirgt bur9 Teins erais6ung
unb feline bisberise 6ffentlihe Sbds
tigteit, oaB er Dem poiten Gbre ma.
den pirb. Sas elsitbs lGbt iit pon
Serrn 9eors, 9. GarreI, Dem republis
tanii4en &anbibdtsn fir bas amt
bes itdotifhen aubitors. Iasen, ser
bic finan3ieDe @erpaItuno bes p-rs
batssrihts unter BEN Rihtern Eers
rts, Rippert, Malsbarb unb 9ueesr2
unter iid gebabt bat uno Don Der
itaatli9en gpntrplbsb0rx iueaen Isis
ner poraigIi6eu YsrtDaltuua eeriibmt
norbsn lit. Sine befere GnpfsbIuHs
1T uidt btnfbar.
I'm ben Srtitsl niat gu peit aus
suosbnen, 6esniieen mir uns nit beT
Sinipeis. bab alIe 3anbiba.en ptne
Nusnabme einen gliten Ruf i'm Sir.
gerli6sn ober 6fFenili6sn atb,n aes
nteBsn: Dur6 ibre @ergangsr5ei!
uno burd bic psrT6nliGfeit itrcr
&dnoioaten bietet bic .repubIitdniite
partei alIe oent6ar.n @araniien .iHey
eutsn @eripaltuna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

8enn bic Sreuree bsa
S5r,iiinns in bieier Staot nil Der Bis
bergen Sbattraft in ben Sampf ge9en
Yrosibition eintrsten, ipiro bieie uns
terIiegen unb IS tommt alles auf Gins
cinnati an, neil bieies bis1er INNER
6urd Tein iiberpGItisenoes Aotum gss
sesen probi6ition bieie abgetpebrI bat.
Is liegt tsin 9runD DOR, iuaruW Las
ni6t Gbermals gefdeben Ioafe, penn
bic prO6i6itiou tit na9 ME Dor tps
rannii6, unperrInitig unb Oemoralss
lirenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

Stimmt fir Strrn q al
pin unO gegen eius O0lLis unuDtbis:
2lusaabe Don 20 Milionsn Dollars
fir einen paiiagierbabnbof. Die gOl'
neu 6aben i6eralI in ben Der. Ctads
ten SabnbOfe auf ibre siesuen Soften
erri6tet. Gs iit ni6t erii4tli@, lpos
rum bas nicht aud in Cincinnati gss
fnehen Iollte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
9 sdwere M a bI.

Rihter: -. @eiti Sie ffon einen
3orn auf Den sa1aer bntten, mntieii
sic ibn bod, niht sleid, EN- Sinh
nieb1 nenneul Wion fnnn iid) ia di,d,
gapdbIter aiisSriiden!"
Bauer: ga ipiiier G, Scrr gid,.
ter, pieI ausiuahI boben uley bel nns
net urit bic 8iederI-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
3art ansasbradt.

gei einer slrreiiuifite irngi Der bIt
g'iiitc abnebnreiroe EcniIite eiilen ein.
aeiperrtpn irnaen gnrid,en: ..gs1nnh
iiH6 gle eiirgelperrt2~ SSiernmi
dntiuortet bieier Bon irraeu Der
Siebel@ - Bladder Sic bier feline
Spdbei~ ipeiit i'm Der geumte uis
rebt. ,Serr Ratb. aniiportet Der
Strdiling, 9oas III fein 5pabl ssh
bab' HamIidl meiner 2iebe Ons G,elD.
taf6'I g'itobIeni~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

Iitt. ter aesierung. oud in bisIsm
ari,s: bic mebi3inii&n MiHsHi4df'
ten gu fOrbern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
&Ontus, ben 8. Suuember 1917.

@srgsBt ni4t, fir GERM tsrs
barbt auf rem SduIrathss Sidst iu
liimmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

Nus G4tcaso wiro bsriAtst,
bab Suubsrte bon WaggOaIaOunaen
aartoffeln unb iOnitises Semiiie 'aaf
oen 8abn60feu oerfauIt itnb, lpeil lnGa
lie abii4tli9 ni4t absebolt bat, um
TOlaer Neiie cine tiiHitIi4e Sbeusrung
gu fdafien. Oas lit Qanoesoerrath
i'm i9limmIten Slime oes DorteF,
heun glusbuitgerung III belltautass eis
nes Der pi4tigiten &risssmiitel. Ei.s
fem entgegen gu tpirten, tpiro es ansss
bradt Iain, nab bic GHenbaHnsn ans
eeboltsn perben ben gunoesbeb0rren
4n5eise gu eritatten, faIs leiat Oere
brbenbe Rabrunssmittsl itt auf ben
GeIeiien befinbsn, nm fie in geit III
nshnen unb benz @erbrau9 5u5ufiaz
rem. Denn es iid I'm cine oOspilIige
4biiat bdnbeIt, erfolst tsine 3ablIHg
fir bsfdlagnahmte Daarn. 2isst
eius ni6t beobfihtigts @ersogerurs
Dor, odnn fpirb Der Cribs Dem Gigen,
thiimer sii6erliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

Cine @usbrudspa aiie, Ss-
mir beitdnbig in unisrer eneliiGeu
9rehe besesnen unb pobur9 cen
9eutI4en unrett getban pirb, t:a'gt
in bem Worte proegerHIon (trobeutfbl.
@enn irsenb cine Qgi!atipn sesen re
Regisruns Der Der. Staaten aemsItst
pirb, 70 ertbeilt bisis prefie unter IN
leberf6rift .proTGermans at pnrt"
II. +. m. bariiber &snntniB. Sci her
breiten 9oltsmaferL bic nt9t senohrt
finb. ben Sinn Don Worten gu pciiz
fen. ionbern pbsrfId6li9 ieien, ipiro
Der ginbrud eripedt, blb nieie
Sonblunsen bon SeutT6en ausesbsu.
mas uber riht ben Sbatia6en ents
fpri6t. Wann man bic Ramen Der
Berurtbeilter jisft. 20 Finbet man. Hnb
es fuft ausfnItsbIith Qeute liht tSuts
i6er 46itammuno finb uub in onosren
Gdllen ash0reu biefe 2sute &rsifen ru,
DeI6e nit oem 0eutIdt6um III bt'Tsm
2dnoe abfoIut nitts qemsin babsn.
Die ribtie, geSei6nunq sir ioIdie
Iorsdnge uGrns iein: rGsitatiou 0ss
oen bic Ger. Staaten. Danit ipiyos
fdlf1eH trtbetTen pDreebeuqt, fpds aMr
Wahruru oss innereu SriebeHs I'hr
notblDsR6is lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

Die unter3ei6nau9 BON
8sbensmittsIe eSurtsn lit i'm 2iIgensis
Hen bsfrRbisenb unb IS lit u erpars
ten, oaB ii9 gliemaRO baopn auss
ibIieBen Diro, ba &etner Daour:a
gsfddbist, ter 8eiammtb:it bGr;it
qeholf.n unb slei6Seitiq :in geiu. .
IOpaIer Geiinnuns ssseben Uiro. Is
bauoelt fi6 ni9t um eiue 8erPfli6tung,
9unser gu IeiosH, oenn bieier tam lei
uns Hiht eintreteH, ba es nidt an
ytabrungsmitteIn feblt. geJoedt pirt
oamit bios, RabruHssmittsi, bic ndt
europa an unfsre Sruppen mD 9l.s
liirtsn in groBsu MeHneu sefGidt
ipsroen miifeu, bur6 anoere gu ere
1esen. Das turb unterei6HIna Der
adrte gesebsns 9erIprsden 1T lsSiae
!i6 etne @riuReruue bGraE, bic Sa1e
Den ariessbebiirfniifsn sernGb eiaSus
ri9ten. 8o es in einem 6dufe ibs
lih mar, Oretmal bes 9agss s5leiic5 All
oerabfolgen, fon bds blog 5pii,got
gefheben. Dos 1T teine 2cH, fonbfrn
ein 8ortbeil, oenu fold unpsrniin5.ia.r
GIsif4gsHuB iit uussiaHb. no nan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
Borden'S Warm Praise
Of the United States

E.pINECEGH. April IL. l@:iI u. H.
The entry OF the United states int" In:
world war was the chic: subject al All
address here b: Sir Robert l.. l;urle't.
rho Canadian premier. az ;nr Occasion
OF the granting of tn" Freedom of the
city TO Premier BorNen. I.i"utcnmu' 'i"n-
eral Jan Christian SauG$. al the Union
OF South Africa, and tH" NIhhrHiHit ui
Eikaner, who arc in Great BRITAIN -
attend the imperial cnnt'-rr:!"". pr"ml"!'
Sordcn'S first mention ~ III" tuited
States was greeted with long hIrSt It
Cheering. which was Repealed GA chci!
succeeding mention.
Since wn were invited 10 receive th.S
honor" said the Canadian premier. a
great event has occurred which must
hav.: Il profound effect not only on hr
war. bat an the whole tutur" "f tin,
Who'll. British empire. Til" president "t
Tho United states. i'll WONDERFUL 10
qucnce and lucidity and Of "nnviA"in:;
reasoning. invited tho congress t" d"-
clare war upon Germany. In this Spl,n-
did message he set forth an admirable
and worthy viudication OF tn" causes;
which led the empire 10 tax" Hp arms
None deny that the tmit"! SiHt"S has
exercised ali patience and "F"r! "h"rt
consistent with honor AMI S"il -!"%l"'''
to avoid war with Ccrman% Til" Tact
that congress hy almost Il Unnrim"u~
vote declared war Is tn" last and tNns'
convincing proof that IL" SrIrl. 81 iH''
German military aut"cracF IS ihhhl"ah
and deviiish and must he cast out.
"It is hard TO understand how this
spirit could have exercised so profound
an influence on the German people, bui
the madness which leads 2 nation ia
abandon the teuelS of civilization ava
resort 10 the most savac" barbarISm can
lead only TO self-deStruct ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
REDFlELD APPEALS
TO TIN PLATE men
Secretary Of Commerce Points Gut
Loyal Duty TO Keep Production
at tie highest.

The .NInrrirar Sheet 4 II" i'jat" '"El-
nauy n Martins Ferry yesterday "I'eE-
moon rcrTivrG :, letter ir"r SECRETARY
~ tn:unl-r,'," William =. i;"d''"!h. APP
ri"tliug 1" IA" employees I" show iNriF
loyalty it, L""r,rG iii" production ~ TN
plSir NJ :" ;hr hish"$' l'"SSihi" "utl''.
y scriu@S Sh"it;t!;r al food. St%:' Srr-
rotary Rc,iiirId'~ letter. HE coming ltil
il Threatened iy ~" lHrk ri TN cans
Tor preserving. p"ri.;!i:thlr foods IhiN
Will mean Unless ruudIIi"nS can b.
altered. h.. #;,:'S Lass f"ud n"Nt winter
and higher p"iVrS ia" II lnaSmu'n as
canned goods at" most community Snih
:.t Tia" lowest prices III" r"sui: IL IN:
-!,urti... viii l." IL a"I','t III" must ';tud
wurS. the !;,wilir% g: smallest means
Secretary iscu.:eid i:ointS "u;.
i':,,i.." tnc>. circumstances IA" l'.-
pitrlmraj ."f ''".i.M"rrr appeals L. every
man who 's'c'i.:ag"1 III iiIr output OF IN
E!.,rr ~ j." Ill Ia can I" 50" that the
pruGucii.,,l -: tia pi,,lH i Keep; w /" iEc
largest practicable p"iat.
''1'.,ia * - "Ur, u personal and Il
patriotic uGty." ~:,%~ Mr.. R"di!rlu'
"Withn'it iu"I &"ttii":S cannot ilHAi;
without sufficient Irud families must
suffer. and 'n".r. who suffer must sui
fer most whr d"mrnri an iNr particular
foods u whlch ih."r is shortage. Every
additional E"% Gi TN plate means m"T"
.uud next winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
BARRICK REHEARING
DENIED BY COURT

CHARLESTON. ". W.. April IL
An ALTERNATIVES. writ Of uandamuS re-
lurnab!r Tuesday. April -. WAS
awarded hy The SUpr"n" court Of
appeals toG%y on rrr}irn oi the Old
National Bank Of Mariinsburg against
the City of Philipp. Barbour county.
The petitioner seeks III, this way 10
compel the municipal government 10
pay Judgment OF over $4,000 which
was obtained SOME time ago by Fl. G..
Brooks.
The courr denied r"-hearnc on
the petition Of Charles ". BarriCk,
one of two New Ma"rinSvillr lawyers
recently fined S1D6 for contempt OF
thai court. I'll" proceeding WAS The
out growth Of the case ui state in re-
alton To Woodcock against Rarrick
and +. II. InSl.
An appeal and Suprrcedeas were
allowed in the case from Ohio county
OF A. !. Howard against PEBBLES
Tatum and others. 4 writ Of error
WAS refused in lhal from the same
county of stab in relation 10 Atlantic
Bilulithir company against The town
Of Fleetwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
PUBLIC MAY WITNESS
FLAG PRESENTATION
Gallery of Auditorium Reserved for
pcctators-PatrotIc Oeeora-
tions for Event.

ANNOUNCEMENT has been made by
lie committee i'll charge OF the. Flag
Presentation" celebration and patri'
utic meeting for The pupils Of the
parocuiaI schools Of the city 10 be
held tomorrow afternoon at the Mar
kcI Auditorium. that the gallery Of fhc
building will be reserved for the pub
lie Ia participate.
Decorations will consist Of national
rmblrmS and American flags, the
large American flag belonging TO the
City bank vii! be used in the audi
ioriud1. Extensive preparations have
been made For the affair by the COM
mitIrc III charge and several prom
incnt speakers will address the gath
cring Preceding the meeting a big
street parade will tbs children par
ticipatng vii he he!t' over the streets
of the city, escorted By the knights
OF Columbus who have arranged for
the event