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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
an ifcr6cnncm 2nit0n0c.

SorbeD Young, cin gieeer BON
Eomion Baltimore -GoirntD, Ger oe-
itern I'M %erloiife cineS gSortmed-
icls bon Dem 9lcger @corge @eB in
Sen llntcrlei6 9ciboiien wuroe, licot
in itcr6cnoem 3uIionoe i'm u@lercD-
%olpitaI", @cB wlroe perboitct,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
9ic glusit nm in Sinh.


gcrIeitcte onge6li6 Srau sc Smiacs,
i6rcn Soften 81 t0otcn. Ser
2ebtcre batte ougeblid gcOro6t
i5r oen geliebten Sobn gan5 Dor.
cnt6olten 5i moIleu. II So erfldrt
sic 3ofe scr @attenm0rOerin in
beidworencr 9lusiogc Dor 0em 81.
ltriftsonmalt.
@}ineoIn &c. D.,t0. ghuguit II
Cine Grobung Oes SSobn Oe Souaes,
ieine irii6cre @attin nicmols micOer
i6r S66ncben icben loiieu ST uoleh
CAB Ocn imnittcl6oren 9lnloB 5il Ger
GrmorOlmg Oes Oe SalQeS. ipie ben.
te Die 3ofe ser Srau Blanca oe
SoulIes, Sri. Suiomo @ontcon, in
elmer bei6morenen 9lngobe Dor Dem
Giitriftsaniuolt erfldrte.
Ties lit 0os critic 3cuenis oo6in,
ooB Ser @rmoroete gcoro6t babe, iei-
ner 6rou sic t6eilweiie S66ut ii6cr
oen &nabcn, Die ibr bonn @eridt 5us
geiogt worOen mar 81 cnt5ieben.
Sic 3ofe erflGrte. Dab Srou Sc
Soules, ais i6r @ottc oie obige
Crobung ousgeitoBen babe. pIobli6
gon5 ouBer iid gemorocn lei. eincn
9ieuoIper berboree5ogen uuO Die oer-
bdngnisOoIIen SHiiiie abocieuert
babe.
6rou Sc SouaeS, peIde bcfonnt.
lid unter Scr 9lnihulOiglmg OeS
NiorOes inn @lincolo-@efGnguiB libt
mar 6elte ie6r euttdlibt, ais iie
nidt, iuie iie ge6oiit oen 9eiud) ibs
res So6ndenS erbielt. sic beidpor
i6ren 9lnmalt Oo6 oles in icincn
GrGiten liceenOe SIT t6ln Oomit NOR
gen ser 9leine i6r cinen 9eiud o6-
ltottct.
6rnu Sc SouIlcS ipor beltc rnge.
mein nero0S; iic plmOe 6elltc bon ci.
nem nclicn Nlr5te beiubt. Der ongcb.
lid cine Observation-Disclosures.
dung oniteIlte. S6r 8uItono bat iid
Ourcb oic @nttduihrmg infoloe OeS
6ern6leibens i6rcs GiuoeS ougc6li6
nod Oeridlinmcrt.
&c SoulIes z eitomcntnidJt t
unter5eidnet.
Sic pribote Gereinboritng 5miihen
0em bon ieirer gcidieocnen @ottin
eridloiicne So6n g. Sc SanIleS mo
Oieicr, 5ui0bIidJ Scr SHcioung ocS
Hoores, ioiuie Elm ni1t imtcr3eidnc.
teS Seitoment Ocs @eritor6cncn ipur.
Oen geiiern Dem glnpolt George @or.
Don 9ottle ii6er9e6en ser an Scr SIC.
9elung Oes gIodlaiies or6eitet imO
gleih3eitig bon Scr &c SouIles'id6ea
6anlilie beouftrogt worocn it, oaS
9ln0enfeu Oes SoOten 81 I6iiben
fails ii1 Oos ais notbia erpeiieu ioa.
tc.
@cnou lit ni6t 6efannt gciporocn
welhe 9citimnungcn Oos Gofiment
entbGlt, bod bieB, OoB &c Soulles
iiH in Scr Souptiode ouf Die Gr5ie.
bun6 mo 6iiriorgc fir iciuen icbt 4
Sabre alten So6m ole ini6uloiae
llrio6e OeS SoOeS icincs GotcrS. be.
idrdntt 6o6e. 6rou Ce SoullcS ioa
Der bei ocr Sdci0una gctroiienen
Scrcinborllng 5ufolge in Dem Seito-
mcnt ni6t enu0bnt iein. a6er iel5it
wenn ibr etwos bcrmodt worOen lpG,
re, 6dtte iie Die Grbi6oft nidt an
treteu f6nuen, ga Oas @eicb oer6ie.
tet DOB Elm Wlor0er Oeu BON i6m &c-
toOtcten 6eerbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
strife bcr @iIenbndner in epanicn.

Strife Der Giienbabuer in Spanien.
Nfo0rio, 10. 9luguit. II 9loN
l6n9eren llnterbonolungen 8mii6cn
Oen Giienbobn 9lngciteIlten imo
ibren glrbeitge6ern boben Die Critic
rem geItern g(beno ole @e5iebungen
obge6roben, I'M bcltte g(benO Inn s
llbr, pie erportet miro, OH oen
Strife 5u geben. 0ie Gegicrrmg
trifft WloBnobmen oen @erfebr ouf-
rcbt ou cr9olten. Ger Strife betrifft
Die @roBe Sioro-gobn, ibcint iid
aber 81 einem ollgemcinan Strife
entipidcln Su moIlcn. Gie &cgierung
ocriudt einen 8rib 6u berbiitcn
inO bat MoBnobmeu fir ole iihere
8ef0roerung Der Eolt getroffcn, in
Dem iie Oo8u biele 9rioot- ot-gliitomobile
benubt.
@aris, 10. 9(uguIt. II Sier per-
oen oie 8piitiefeiten opiiden oen
glngcltcaten imO Der iponiidcn Gro
ben glorO-9obn ais bon groBerSrog.
peite ongeieben. 9Sreruier 0oto miro
wobrihcinliG ocm 9eiipicI oes Erc-
micrs 9riou0 folecn uno Die Giien-
bobner nod nno nod, ie nobocm eS
Die llniltGn0e erbeiibcn, mobililircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
ScfrcimnsS-ScG ubscictt.

glngcbli6 llnrcgclmdBigtelten oor9e'
fommcn. ~ Sic Bidder Der Be
66roc bon Der 9oli5ci in 9clib
genonmcn.
9lem gort 10. 9(uguit. Siilfs.
@cnerolompalt Gonfling, Der bic
9luS6e6lng in oieIcr StoOt leitet, err
fldrtc bcutc gl6cnO, OaB orei 0litglie.
Scr Der Iofalcn observation-disclosures
9lo. 90 i'm Scr5cn Der Sitieite Iim-
marii6 a6geiebt worOen ieien; oie
9leforoc Scr 9e60rOe purOcn bon Ger
goli5ci in 9ciib genommcn. Cie
NlitglieOer Der 9c50rOe iino 2olIis
G6erro, Or. Senrp 10. @roe6l mo
Or. 2. 8. 9erniclO.
Ger S@ritt mur0e Dorgcnomncn
peil llnregelmdBigfcitcn beri6tet
morOen, Oie BON 9lgenten 0es 9ln-
oeS Suiiij Geportements umteriudt
wurocn. Gs gcbt OaS @criidt, OoB
EN- Scrlucb genla6t luoroen leL Wtit-
glicOer me6rerer 9e60roen 5l Be.
itchcn. gllS Gonfling nit 5pei $50
li5iitcu inn 6ouptQuorticr Der 9e.
6orOe cintraf innOcn iie bic S6iircn
9eihloien mo 9iieman0 fonnte ge-
hmocn werOen, Der Oen Shliiiiel 5ur
E6iire int Seiie bate. Serr Gonfling
begab iib Damn noh oen @o6mmgen
Der Orci @litslicOer 100 man i6m
iogte, OoB ie iid in glutonobilen 8iI.
lammen oli cine 6a6rt bege6en bat
ten.
9lae Sale, in Oenen Oie ge60rOc
iaB, perocn pieocr auigcnonmen
wcroen uno 5wnr bon Der ioiort 81
crnenncnoen neuen 9c60roe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

acoe6ntcn S6oocn. Gic llrlabc ser.
iel6en lit nod nidt ermittelt. 0a
ii6er 25 Wionn BORT arbeiten, bieB cs
5uerit, es wdren 10 Wlonn getootet
morOen. @ci6mol5encs WlctaQ er-
COB ii6 iiber Oie glr6citer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

8oriS, 10. 9htg. 9goDnc Set.
terlein BON &biloOelp6ia un0 Frice
Nic08iaon bon SDer6roof, ga, nit.
olie0er oes 9lmerifaniiden 9iot6cn
&rcu5- -glm6ulon5Oieniies, limo bel Dem
&crlooen BON &eriplmoetcn bel cinem
Dorgci6o6enen Soften ielbit idwer
permln0ct mor0en. @ctterlciu er6ielt
Z Mumocn. gincs ieiner 9eine wtr.
oe amputirt. Gs wur0e i6nen oos
Griegslreu5 oerlie6en. 9lrt6ur &emp,
elmer Der @riten, Der i'm Sabre 1914
in oen 9lm6ulGn5Oienlt eintrot puroe
cbcnioas nit Dem 9rie9sfrcu5 octo.
rirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

@emiitbliM @comter:
Seos iiir cine 9cihditi0mg BOT oenn
Sbr perbcirot6cter Sobn gcgenudr.
iig? gSithue; Seiocr @ottcS 6olt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

Cine 6ii6ide Statiihf bat tiir5lih
elm idleiiiber @ntsbeibcr auigciicllt,
Ger 0lrh 3uiall eilcn Noicn Ieben.
oig iangen fonnte iino ion elm Snbr
lang olrhiiitterte. @eiiier 9ampe
cutuidcIte eincn aldu5euoen glppctit
Die @cion0cniboit idicn ieinc 6reB-
Init nidt inn gerinaiten 5u iioren
A @iuuO &cu ~ @hmo 9tIntel
rii6en mo 1 9itcr Niild 0as mar
icin tdelihes @cuium.
Gonob fom man Die Suttermen9e
berehneu, ole 1000 &aien in cinem
Sabre pcr5c6ren fonntcn menn sic
Sddrfc Ocs GaicinslampieS in Der
Srci6eit Wleiitcr 9ampe iopicl glbing
fiir iein 9duhIeu 5u iommeln Gee
itottcte: 100000 9Siimo Sen olio
14.600 3entncr, umo 5l7,500 @fno
9iii6en. gleid 5l75 3entner. i'm San.
5cn etuo 100 @oagoulaOlmgen 5u
200 3entner Wiiroen imerboIb eincs
So6res in oie @logen oieicr 1000
Soien nanOern. Gin @liid, 0oB Oie
glohlr nidt medoniih rednet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11


9eim 9lb6ru6 oeS llarimin.Rlo,
tiers in Srier, oos i'm pcriloiieucn
So6r6un0ert ais aoicrne aeoient Bat
fonnte nod inn lebten gluecublid Gin
Stiid Nlouer Scr 3critorung cnt3oaen
iinO erbolten meroen, 0os, nit onrd1'
louien0cn 3iegclbidteu periebcn, ei.
nen gon5 roniiihen @inorud nadt
unO Dem r0nliidcn aerne Oes Srie.
rer Comes in ieiner 9oumciie nobe
Derpan0t ihcint. Goroui6in uuroe
inter Seitnng bon 9ourat6 &utbaal
cine @roblmg ausgeiiibrt Der cs mic
oas Gomiid-@crmaniidle Gorrcipon.
oen56lott mittbeilt, gelmgeu IT, Oeu
@runoriB Ocs goWpcrfcS 3u ermit.
teln BON Dem Die Moucr ocn lebtet
iiber ser 9r0e er6altenen Gcli oar.
lteIlt. SIS 6onoclt iic5 I'M cine IIeinc
einihiiiige Sone, IA Dieter lang un0
10 Dieter brett, nit 5pei ihmalen ct.
mas fiir5eren Scitenr0umen in0 ei.
ncr GorOer6olle bon Der galBcn
greite Der uab Siioen aerihietcn
lSront. Gie Gage oes goncs mo
iein 3mommeu6on9 nit ocn an.
grcn5enoen Observation-Disclosures.
ten ans oeuen iiA Ole ipdterc Scrip
ia Der Niariminfirdc eutpidelt bat
modt es iebr uo6riAeinlih, oaB es
iid 6ereits bier nm cinen firhliheu
gou banoelt, Der, iopiel iicb bis icbt
nab Oen Sherben mo ioniti9en gIu.
boltsptntten ia9cn l0Bt, iUobI IN
r6miiher 3eit erridtet iein Innn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

OSOlacc"syIer aus BrcO. Ydnerns
ibmiOfS Dglmerican Srciuerb".
@enn Sic oos Bier nod niht Der.
ilidt boben 70 ioaten sic es im6er.
Siiglih tbun. Ger feine @eidnad.
glroma unO Gci6baItiefeit meroen
Sic bolo iiber5eugeh oo Bes aus DEM
ouserleieniten Sopien uno Ylal5 Der.
eeiteat lit. @robefiite $1.10. 9roue-
rel: Sarfor0,glbc., W}onument mo
Sinen. .Strobe. Gel. 6. & a. 0louit
@ernon 1853 (gLnal1l (An8l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
HIGHLAND SCHOOL
BOARD RESTRAINED
From Locating School on McColloch
Sitc-Motlon to Dissolve
Injunction.

Judge r. NJ. Addlrman Yesterday
granted q temporary injuurtInn 20
straininc lhr Kirkland district Sr'h6nl
board from locating the l;iChland dis.
Irict consolidated school TN III" Mex.
Mrtoloch farm. on Short Creek. The
restraining order was granted upon
petition Of G.. ". Ronar. i. l.. Smith.
George HERMANN. Ray Frazier and
Henry Lurkel.
The applicants. through Attorney j.
3. Sommrrvllc. allreC that the Nc
Coloch site is unSaniIary. not crnlra
ly located. and thai il would involve
an illegal and unwarranlrd expense
upon TIC taxpayers of The district. II
was further set UP that IN" coal.
only nine feet under The surface. If
mined. would mrnac" The school if To-
Gated There. because nf possibilities Of
Il ravc-in o. tho escape of gases.
Prosecuting Attorney y. 4. Mckee
offered on behalf Of lhr board mo-
lion 10 dissolve tho injunction. which
will be argued Monday. July >. Mr..
Mckee and Judge !. W. Ewing, repro
snnting the hoard, will contend that
tho site was approved BY member
Of Ihc health department. that the coal
vein in question is unmarkntablc. and
that The county superintendent does
NOT necessarily have n sanction tho
purchase Of A school site.
Thr Richland school hoard is COM
posed Of Il. 4. Alexander. Milton Nc
Colloch and John A. Moore. When {.
J. Smith succeeds Mr. Moore. July |. Il
is said that a majority of the hoard
will 0DpoSe the McColloch site.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
AMERICAN QUEEN
GROWING FRIDAY
Sixteenth Street Playground Youths
Will BestoW Power and Honor
TO Chosen Oignitary.

Regardless nf tho fact that KING.
doms are lopling and monarchles are
being given wide hcrths in the area
Of oblivion. there will be d browning
of a queen right here in Wheeling,
West virginia. United States OF Amer
lea The queen will ascend her throne
OF power and dignity and pomp ana
glory during the coronation program.
The ceremonies will take place TO-
morrow evening al : o'clock on The
Sixteenth street Fairgrounds. IN"
"subiectS' will name the most popular
Girl on the grounds and To Gcm3n-
slrarr their love and appreciation Tor
her beauty and dignity crown VII
hr placed upon her head.
Following the coronation exercises
;hr court" attendants and the other
Young folk Of ihn 'palace" and ladies
in waiting will give dance while the
bows will demonstrate their skill as
men OF power in athletic activities.
The people arc invited 10 witness
the exercises. which promise 10 he Of
interest AS we'll AS instructive to those
who have never occupied scaI or
honor and when real queen Is
crowned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
WON'T RECOGNIZE
WHEELING LICENSE
Bellaire Police Collect State FINES
From Motorcyclist Who Met Re-
ouirements at Home.

\ Wheeling young MAN who Is one
of Tho city'S enthusiastic motorcE-
cIiSts. is much put out al being com
PEELED 10 deposit Il fine of - win u
police sergeant al Rellaire because MS
motorcycle bore no State incense tas,
80 no State license is imposed upon
motorcycles owners in West Virginia.
Tho city of Wheeling does require a
license for this year. and the young
man in question had complied with
m. only license requirement here. ana
hilmachine bore the Wheeling city IL
cenSe tag. =,
ronnr male companion left the motor
cvcie and side-car sitting on the street
When they returned the machine was
zone and they learned that police Of
fcer had taken charge OF it,. When
me owner inquired at the'ipollce sta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
COLLIDES WITH TRUCK
Mrs. Frank Viewers Couplct Dam
aeed-MoundsvilIe Machine
Hits Curb.

A Ford coupe driven by Mrs. Frank
Weaver OF Leatherwood, sideswiped
a long pole protruding from the rear
end Of Bell telephone truck at
Twelfth and Market streets Yesterday
afternoon. The glass was Knocked
from one side Of the coupe and the
body badly scratched.
Vest erday morning Ford driven
by Floyd Ransom OF Monndsvill".
bumped curb at Twenty'thlrd and
Eoff streets and bent an axle.
machine skidded on mud washed onto
the street.
A Ford truck standing on Market
street in front of the SchmulbaCh
building was left 100 close 10
the street car tracks and tied up
trat,ic for two or three minutes uni!
the driver discovered the trouble and
moved his machine toward the furb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
VERDICT OF SUICIDE
Dose Of Bichloride Fata to South
Wheeling Young Woman
INQUEST is Held.

Coroner X. G.. Hobbs. after an in
formal inquest yesterday morning
rendered a verdict OF suicide in the
death of Mrs. Dora Adams. OF 2b2S
Main street. The girl died at the
Ohio Valley General hospital Tues.
day night. The fact that she had
taken 4 dose Of bichlortde Of mercury
last Wednesday was kept quiet until
several hours after her death.
Funeral services for the victim,
who vas but IS years old. will be
held from the home Of her mother.
Mrs. Anna Davis, No. 1928 Main
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
Distress in the Stomach.

Distress in the stomach after meals,
accompanied by Il headaches and other
annoying symptoms is du" 10 indiscs-
lion and easily rcmedicd by taking
Chamberlain Tablets. Mrs. Henry
Padghan. Victor. y. Y. writes. For
some time | was troubled with head.
ache and distress in my stomach after
eating. also with cnnslipatio About
xix months ago began taking Cham
herlain's Tablets. They regulated the
action Of my bowels and The headache
and other annnyancCS ceased a short
time" Ohiainahlc everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
CHURCH PROVES
ITS PATRIOTISM
DECLARES HARRY L. BOND IN A
STIRRING ADDRESS AT The
VANCE MEMORIAL.
Saws Patriotism Of Church Stands
Out Boldly as Champion OF
Tuth and Democracy.

The days through which we are
now passing bring us lace 10 race
with the facts that cannot tall 10 de-
velon within the heart Of every human
being that spirit OF true patriotism TO
principles of human justice and free
dom of mankind. that must be main
tanned at any cost, so that the herl-
tage 10 future generations may bear
upon its seal the record of our sacri-
fee. even 10 the giving up OF lie
itself"
This patriotic declaration WAS made
by Harry l.. Bond in an address on
"Patriotism and the Church, at the
twentieth anniversary celebration OF
the Vance Memorial church Sunday
evening. Continuing, Mr.. Bond said
in part:
The suffering that exists today is
iusCing Al the hcart.StrlngS. oil count.
less thousands, aye. millions. and
what shall the answer Of The church
of God be to all mankind today me.
patriotism OF the church in every age
has stood boldly Out as the champion
and defender OF truth and justice
My heart responds with deep emotion
and thrills with 4 love | cannot eX-
press AS | think of the mighty power
Ol INT CHul Ut tNFl AOhNiiibS 49, ~
in the past the handspring Of life and
causing men and women. hoyS and
girls, TO 20 Out into The great open
fields of lifc's battle-ground nnd there
wage Il successful war against the
forces Of sin and Satan.
The Church Always Responds.
wherever The cry Of oppression
is heard, from whatever source;
wherever from human hearts the call
for help has been sounded forth,
there the response Of the church OF
the living God has been heard and me
heart beat Of its being pull SaLinG with
A patriotism unalloyed, felt with ALL
its power of love and sympathy.
I'm This present hour Of strife Tor
world democracy and human free
dom. the church as ever III the past,
is standing true and firm. Lending en-
ragemert and giving aid 10 those
who are not counting their lives dear
unto themselves.
THE patriotism Of The church must
now be rcckonrd with Is mighty
factor in bringing about victory OF
which the world shall be justly proud
and 10 generations YET unborn 4
heritage. the luStr" Of whose glory
shall never again hr dimmed by any
earthly polentate or power.
oh. patriotism Of The church NJ
tod, bow AT thy throne in loving
admiration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
LICENSE APPLICATIONS
COME IN AT GOOD RATE,
Hotel, Restaurant, Pool, Billiards.:
Bowling and. Drug Applications y;
Are All Due Today. :s

About fifty applications for state
licenses of various kinds were nled;
in the office OF County Clerk J. n,
Wells yesterday. About thirty u.
ccnscs were granted 2
Deputy Clerk Willis H. Marshall.
announced last evening that all per-
sons in the county desiring licenses
for The year beginning July ! to con-
duct hotels. restaurants. drug stores.
pool and billiard rooms and bowling.
alleys must have their applications
filed in the clerks Office today.
The county commissioners will pass.
upon these applications for licenses.
Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
Want Mothers Pensions

- delegation representing the Ohio
Valley Trades & Labor assembly yes.
terday asked the county commission
ers 10 make an appropriation loE
mothers pensions when the appro-
priations are made in August, a Nv
known as the mothers pensioe !aM
took effect May 90. The law makes
II optional with county boards o.
commissioners whether a pension
fund shall be established.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE License.

Arthur Littler OF NhreIlne' Al"
Cecilia Cassidy Of Pittsburgh. IA.
Rov Glass Of Hastings. W: Va. ana
Ella Mae Weeks Of Triadelphia' W.
Va. ,,,.;,or
,I6,cph II. Ciahraiih Of Washing ION
Pa, and Marie B. Tiliinchasc OF NC.
Donald, Pa.
Matthew Simpson Mrlzncr, ana
Anna Lie Rags. both of Whcell'l%;
joe Rovalski and Sophia lanseSh''
both OF Wheeling. :,
Victor l.. Brille and Josephine H.
Riner. both of Salesville. OHIO.
Herman B. Talbot Of Barton, w.
and Bessie VI. Wilche! OF Men; y.
ing, and Minnie Amelia Knore OF
Bellaire. o. 49,,
Earl Everett Leatherwood and NIL.
dred Jane Boyd. both OF Belmont
county. D..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
HELP NEEDED At
THE CHARITY FARM
Woods Tract at WoodsdaIe in Need
of Cultivation-Wtll Benefit
the Needy.

An appeal has been sent out from
The Associated Charities headquarters
for farm hands TO help cultivate the
associated farm which Is located on
the Woods property at Woodsdale.
A. F. Sinks, secretary of the Asso,
ciated Charities, stated last night that
ali the seed had been planted, but the
only drawback 10 the success OF the
farm at present Is, there is no help
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28

available To cultivate the soil and keep
The crops in shape. lnaSmucll rs this
is farm which will benefit those IN
need in this section, there should DC
much help donated.
Information. pertaining To ms pro,
iect may be obtained BY applying d,
Inc charities headquarters, or 20 eecll
Robinson. chairman.
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ton he was required 10 deposit 50 lor
a fne for operating his machine WIFI
out 4 State license.
When Rellairr police Headquarters
wax tailed from the office of City Ii
censc Officer Arthur Ingram, the Bel
Iairp officer who answered the tele..
phone declined to take ::cognizance. or
he fact that the owner had complied
with the only license requirement IN
his home. and would not agree 10 re-
,,rp rho 6Do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
POLICE COURT NOTES

In police court yesterday, Judge
Hopecker fined John Dolan $40 and
costs or 80 days in the wnrkhouse on
drunk charge. VIM. Wagner, drunk,
first time up in dozen years. was
lar down with a E-spot and trimmings;
Martin Schank was taxed $lp ana
casts for kicking I'D a row with Bion
Alex and Charles McWales down in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
BOARDS ORGANIZED
Dr.. Dickey Chairman Of County Draft
Board-Or. J. c. Hupp
CAcretary

The draft board for Ohio county
outside the city met yesterday al the
Office of DR.. John L. Dickey 10 organ
jzc. DR.. Dickpy was chosen chair
man and Dr.. j. c., Hupp secretary.
Andrew V. Fisher is the third men,
Der of the board.
The city draf, board organized on
Tuesday BY naming Judge Ben s.
Honecker chairman and Or. Leach
Cracraft secretary. Both boards nd.
iourned Immediately after completing
their organizations 10 await insIruc.
tiOps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28

The Eighth ward. Alex and McWales
we're released. Mike Gorley and Tom
Smieher we're handed $50 and extras
anicrn or 20 days on the hill for Gre
aiinc a disturbance in the rcd light
district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
Release Oecda.

Three release deeds OF trus' NeIe
Med for record In the county clelA
office yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28

Women $ trim and fresh
for mulning, lawn. porch
hams are making for thcnl-
;,nStIicr fabric might we'll be
h Il m and Gins h Il m
longer claims them as its
GOOD news: These dresses.
.r = ,,,,.,,,.r tbr (;inU-
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street. Interment will be in MI. Zi0I
cemetery.
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Bingham Dresses

and fair Bingham Dresses
and street wear. And Cling
selves a career that. many a
proud Of. Socially, Cling
welcomed. as the kitchen no
own. Now, an extra bit OF
today arc worth far more
hams made into them are
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different combinations OF coio Ill
quite liberal as the nWueE alS
,r;nI unio1c requirements misses ana
women the run inclusive we oH N'N
l4tan Dresses S" smart anu ~ 7'"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-13
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births--vito and Vita Lipari. 1l32 North
Seventeenth. girl; Ricardo and Alvera Fada-
nctu 271s Douglas girl: verardo and Elvera
Ferraguti, AT Poppleton hoy: James II. and
Hertha G. Hart. s4ss Fowler. boy: Harry
and Bessie Norris, s4ls Templeton, girl;
Peter and Hermine Vansago, 3432 South
Nineteenth, GIRL Andrew A. and Mamie
Meier. 245o South Twentieth, girl; Andrew
and Edith A. Hornig. 3l0s South Second.
girl; John and Belle Mattox. Florence, boy
Charles and Alma Swanson, 2sts North
Forty-nrs boy; Tony and Anne BeninAto,
24o7 South Seventh, boy; Andrew and Bcs-
sic Gran. 1044 Dominion, girl.
peaths---J. Norman Murphy, months.
1905 Chicago; James A. woodman, 10. ss23
Capitol avenues Ruth D. Dunn, ~, b2o2
North Twenty-second; Charles Everly, 81,
Paxton hotel. Thomas Milan. ~, 66i6 South
Thlrty.sixth; Catherine Bosss, Is, 272s
North sixtieth; Mrs. Teresa Padrosky, ~.
31is q; Elsie Clark, rs days, ei2l Lake:
Herman Westover. IL, Forty third and |.
Frank Holub, 49,, i4&7 South Eleventh;
Pearl NJ. Crannell, %, hospital,