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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

Central West Texas is said 10 have
bean ''blowad up" by the drouth
While the drouth might have blown
It up oonsid erably. ycggS, who 80 only
where there IL money In abundance
accumulated the blowing up" stunt
by driving few deals with we'll fill-
ed steel wallets" In the llawlcy
community this week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

Man down near Fort Worth sug
rests that the poor man be- made 10
pay an additional poll tar Of 81 TO
carry on the war lie says he would
rather pay the s. without returns
than 10 invest $50 with interest
Undoubtedly he must be- In the same
category as the big" man who wor-
res more over his dinero thah his
nations welfare.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

Those prone 10 think tho war -
near It's end have nothing upon which
20 predicate the thought Inverse
~. they have the feverish and wide
spread preparation Of army and navy
ia Indicate that II will continue al
least another year. Peace does not
come when Germany says enough
II comes when autocracy autoes Ne
last
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-26

Excavation on Abilene's great mu-
nlcipai lake 10 impound billions Of
gallons OF water for irrigation and
municipal use starts early In Jan
uAry When completed II will be- one
of the largest lakes In the south
west. We hope Abilene will give one
of hcr famous celebrations AZ 10
completion 30 that We can roam once
again over that beautiful scenery
and hook some OF the finny pisca
iorial fruit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
.BELLAIRE ATHLETICS
TO PLAY MckEESPORT
oLYYIcs, OF McKEEsPoRT. WILL
WILL DO BATTLE wITE LOCAL
TEAM AT BELLAIRE SUNDAY.
OlJmptos Have Defeated Benlire and
Martins Ferry This Season-Pro-
fesstonAl Champions Of Penn
sylvonta.

Announcements; was mad" Tuesday by
Manager Goorr" V. Mc'iaUgh"r. Of tho
Beilatrn Athletics football tenn 20 this
effect that the charn 7!"rs y: rHrnsylva-
MIA tho Mck"rHHurt Olyrpics. had been
secured for gam" AZ IN" Sixteenth
street ball park, Rrllalr". nHNt sunday
afternoon. The classic will b" III" h"Si
OF the prcseu; season as we'll as III"
final game 81 the season.
The MckesSprrt eleven earlier III tn"
season defeated both IN. R"!iair" Ath-
letics and the Martins Ferry Athletics
on local sr!drons. The Pitcairn oualiars
defeated the Ferry Athletics hY ;hH sr"r"
OF So II 0. while tho CAymplcS defeated
the Pitcairn eleven. anu by til" win 50
cured the title 10 tho professional! cham
pionship OF Pennsylvania.
The college football! season is now
closed and the B-i.a'ra team viii he
greatly strengthened for the encounter
with he n!ymp!rs. Coach InrhN't. -
the Rellaire team. Announced Las, Goa.
Ing. that h. has secured Ia -..rvi'"s 81
six college players t"r IN" big contest.
Three OF them are harkri"ii mem on" Il
guard. one a tackle and tn" other an end.
Plans are being made b.: the Bclia!rs
team 20 care FOR a mammoth crowd. y
is expected that football fans from i
radius OF 80 miles vii, gather n Bell
aire for The big battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

COMES NEXT
LOCAL TEAMS PREPARING FOE A
HARD SEASON OH THE
FLOOR GAME.
Teams VIII Probably Prove Equally
Matched-Successfp Sea-
son Expected

The lid will be- pried off the local bas-
Ecihail season in tha near future This
season * expected To be one OF the
most successful ones experienced In this
locality 49, practically all the nigh
srhun,S Will be represented with Quin-
IT, that bids fair t. make good show
ing. Early dope as TO the outcome or
III" scH>Gu cannot be given as al pres
"nt The best possible contender for the
local championship Is a mystery. Ca
thrdrnl I.insly. Wheeling, Martins Fer
~. R.l.nir2. Bnnwnod. Triadelphia,
shadysidr. will all be represented on the
floor. and In the past they have pro-
durrd =nmc fine teams.
! large pcrcrntag" Of the teams had
their initial practice. aud hre now quick
IL rounding into good snaps Bcnwood
has already opened The season with 4. win
over ShadySite al Benwood. ShadTsidc
Viii play her second game of the season
MT s.. Clujrsvillc. Friday. Benwood Wall
probably have n game also this week
There promisns to b. one grand
scramble Tor the championship this year.
and the team that cops the IohEaion
should count themselves good. ana throw
L few bouquets at themselves Tor WIN
ming from such III array or l""sers as
Will be seen OH the floor this season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
HENRY 1. {.
PLAY FERR|AN5
GAME Fon AMATEUR CHAMPION
SHIP TO BE STAGED AT TUN-
MEL GREEN SUNDAY.
Last Game Ended In 90 T1e-Cortract
Signed Between Teams.

One OF the fastest games OF tho sca7
son IS expected Sunday when the Henry
a. c.. OF Wheeling. meet tho North End
a. c.. Of Martins Ferry. on IN" Tunnel
Green grounds. This game Will BE- for
the championship Of the Ohio Valley,
as teach team has met and defeated
every other possible CONTENDER for III"
honurs. In a game played here last SuI-
day week. both teams fought hard,
many men being carried from the field
injured. but TO no avail. The best
either team could 10 was to keep The
other eleven from scoring. but could
not score themSelveS. /; WAS one OF the
p7rtttrst football SCRAPS witnessed in
this section i"r some time. Tn" man
agrnr"n;s nf each team have signed an
agreement "a 10 tho players they Will
use. and u"l- hu! those named IN She
CONTRACT viii b. allowed {" Tar;!C!1H:e
In the contest. 'rhIS Is ~ prevent ih1
other team from loading ~ Win
stars, ana grabbing OF II" greater
shar" Of The proceeds
The players named In t!r contract fol-
lows.
y. f. 4 C.--McGlumrhy. Fowler.
Callahan. r"l,4. New!and. rad"M. Minis.
lIaalan. Moran, S;mll"nh"rs"r. Mean
inch. iinw'r. E""hrs"n. .W:,!l."". l:"h-
lin. K"r"k.s Graham Haley. Wats"r.
y. Woods. l.. W""ds '"r!,, King.
Henry \. t.---Wnli"rS puSau. Wat
snr M"iau"on. WIZ. rrcttymo"e.
Meadow WHt;xrl SorR. llrlde!ff"r.
Eoyl". Smith. law. lI"im"H. Arthur.
Cory. h"rton. HrandfasS. Most. Fisher.
S|+far"nh'rs. 'irusr. King. Buckle.
Errtz. Eok"r. Euusr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
TAKES JOY RIDE AND
bitches FINE CAR
Ed Conaut Jailed Last Night on Charge
OF WrccAnS j. 3. Tanoy's
Packard Autoni ob1le.

This man mHy spend Il term in the
p"u!lrnliury for his alleged JOY ride,
when lac dtchrd Il car belonging to his
employer.
Ed Cunant. chauffeur for James b.
Tnnry. vas arrested lart night and re-
m;tud"d 20 the Ohio county Jail to await
his preliminary hearing IN n few days
h,iur" Justice Of the Peace Ice T..
l,obh&. charged with taking Nj. TElcy's
iwrivr-cyliridrr Packard from ahc gar
ago and dItchiuv n" marhln" ut the
head NJ Cald'Trl'H run in III" vicinity OF
Mt. niivct church. The auto was dam
aged TO thu extent If about $500.
II is sad ,'0uaut was accompanied by
annihcr nln and tive very we'll known
;",'pl women Al Of whom Will he sum
munrh In testify at III" preliminary
hearing.
The warrant FOR Cnnaut's arrest was
sworn out by W. l.. HrlC". general man
ag"r 0f IN" Register md. a relative or
Mr.. fancy, who IS III" Wheeling district
internal roTrnuc collector. Tho arrest
WAS mHlr Ivy Constable John Suckle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
WILL ELIMINATE BOOKS
LAUDiNC KAISER ''DILL"

NEW YORK. Doc. 5. German text
books containing laudatory references
10 the German emperor or the history
Of the Huhcnznl!crns will be eliminated
from, tho course OF study In the high
schools IN New York city. It was an
nounccd to-day by Lawrence y. VIII
kirs. who Is in charge or teaching mod
crn lnnguarS"s In !hc schools. y meet
ing of cI:;hr teachers Of Gcrman.whose
loyalty is UnGucst:nned, Will be held OH
Friday for tho purpose or dclctinG Ques-
r!onnDlo passages In the textbooks.
MIR. wilkins also announced that steps
would be taken 70 prevent the possib!ii-
~ OF teachers OF German spreading
Tcu:on!c propaganda in high schools
He said II was not dtfhcult for teach
or to deviatc from the textbooks and
bring into the classroom tho discussion
NJ subtrc: that might lead Il $tuar";
10 receive false impressions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
STOBBS AND STEIN
or WASH-JEFF TEAM
JOIN U. S. AVIATION
lal to The Intelligercer.

Special to The IntelliEencer.
WASHING TON. Pa. Dec. h.---The nrst
break In the ranks VI tho WusfiESt"ti
and Jefferson football team 10 the m :
t,oual military service. since the close
OF the 1917 season. occurred today when
Russell Stein. OF Niles. o. right tackle.
departed to enter tho aviation branch
Of the government forces.
Two other Wash. & Jeff. players trifd
unsuccessfully yesterday TO get into ih'>
army. CAPTAIN McCrelEht. fullhack 7ns
Byron Uimherly. left guard. both ar
pltcd for admission at the LOCAL recruit
ing station and both were turned down
FOR ths same rcaso0-phystcd &C.
aciency. McCreisht has bad veins In his
legs. and W.mherly hns a football
knee" which has forced him TO the side
Ines on numerous occasions.
Bill stooes OF Wheeling. quarterback
has been Professionally accepted In the
aviation service and will Do taken pcr-
manently II he succ~esrl,1ly passes the
anal physical examination on December
18th.
Nineteen Washington and Jefferson
players have now been accepted for ser
vice since the close Of the 1915 season
and others are to so. Guy. center. who
has been on tho French front Is going
hack into aviation. while Henry. Carroll
Tresse1 and others are reported TO be
seriously considering enlist1nE shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
NE US BRIEFS

To Innr-nary-Dlla Conway OF Wells
burg, who was arrested for drunkenness
n few days ago and sent 10 the work
house for twenty days. wns removed to
! tho county inhrmaTy yesterday after
noon. because OF serious illness. Oh. NJ.
B. Williams. city health officer asked
the county commissioners that this be
done
Coal Deuvory--Thc Pittsburgh Wheel
ing Coal company IS now delivering all
the coal used a. tho municipal light plant
In large motor trucks from nearby mines
Heretofore the city received its coal over
railroads and tho fuel had TO be shorclcd
from the oars. The coal Is now hauled
direct from the mines and dumped Into
tho bu1kers.
HuIr Dtstrtbutors-W-heelin district
milk distributors are confronted with
three difficult problems--custou1ers fall
Ing 10 return empty bottles; glass plants
nre unable to turn out sufficient bottles
at present and the shortage OF cars In
which to ship bottles from distant
points. It Is said tha. hundreds, per-
haps thousands Of empty milk bottles
arc used avery fall here by housewives
for preserving fruit.
Awaiting OrdorsEdward A. Erookcs
county and city ssalc- Of weights ana
measures has scores OF seized scales
md mca Surrs stored ir his Office In the
county building. He IL awaiting ordnrs
from Charleston Ia destroy The machines
md short measures.
Reu,oveB L!cerse-City Licen5e Of
hcrr Arthur Ingram yesterday Mt noon.
removed tho license from, the N"csr
hotel complying with instructions from
tho city officials. Council revoked mo
liccnsc OF tn" hotel Tuesday night upon
Recommendation OF City Manager q. o
Naulc. who declared Tint the place was
being conducted !mmorally.
TWO Drurks-Only two Offenders
were in polIca court yesterday. They
were thu ordinary plain. everyday
DRINKS. and were given tho usual fre.
Curtntl Expcnses--City Manager q. O.
NaEIe received communication from
tho federal officials yesterday, asking
that all unnc rrasnry improvements and
c,pcnses he eliminated by thu municipal
officials during The war. S!mtl'nr letters
hnvc been sent to all city heads
throughout tho country.
To A.ylun--TrRnis Purcell. who Tas
adIudccd insane b. the county phyalc-
ians several dRya ego. was taken I" tie
Wos,on hospital Cor tho irsnnr ycst"r-
dnr. He has boon h"ld IN tho county
Iail for observation lrT 'iiN past F"H"I III
weeks
uold Inquest Coroner r. G. H"hha
s.a,cd Yesterday that hn will prohah'"
bold mn Inquest Int" tho death "f Ht"r-
nrco Iayrs Of Trirrrlrhin. VIII" WAS
. accidentally shot with hi" own gun
whIIo hunting near his homo with :,
communion IN THANKSGIVING Day. He
died IN the Ohio Valley General hospital
Tuesday.
Excuses Jury-CrIminal court jury re-
ported yesterday morning nrd was dis
+ missed until . o'clock FRIDAY morning
hy Judge Alan RI. Robinson.
pissnlvos Lnjunotlon--lr circuit court
Yesterday Judge II {. llcrvcy dissolved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
STATUS OF AUSTRIAN
SUBJECTS IN ARMY
OF IT,. S, 4 PROBLEM

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 5.-The
Status Of several thousands OF Poles
Hungarians, Bohamians and others ow'
ing allegiance to Austrin-iungary, who
are Surviving in the American military
forces, furnishes an embarrassing COM
pl!ration to the preparations OF the
United States for q declaration OF war
with the dual empire. The problem is
being discussed by Secretaries Lansing
and Baker and Congressional leaders
with q view to Legislative action
Upon passage OF the war resolution by
Congress the Austro-Hungartan sub
tects technically would become enemy
aliens, ineligible for service with The
American colors. whether voluntarily
enlisted or drafted. Also, under strict
construction OF internatio law, IL
they remained in American uniforms
und wefo captured while bearing arms
ugaIngt tho nation to which they legal
Is owe allegiance they might Do SUP
jeot TO execution for treason. and with
out the possibility OF protection from
the United states.
May Confer Citizenship
While virtually all OF the Austrian
subjects In American uniforms are be-
l!eved to be In complete sympathy with
Americas aims. their retention in The
American forces while technically enc
my aliens IS regarded as most undo
slra bio.
Legislation either to confer American
citizenship enbloc or by name, or to
except these mon By special statute
from statutes dealing with civilian
enemy aliens is being considered.
An obstacle TO general action has been
found In tho objection Of army com
,nanders TO tho presence IN their ranks
OF any mon whose loyalty may be In
the slightest degree questionable, but
somc means will be found to guard
against throwing out or the service tho
thousands OF good and loyal soldiers.
NO Change 1or Civilians.
The fact that Austrian subjects resi-
dent in the United States become enemy
aliens under the declaration Of war Will
make no change IL their status as cnl-
ployes IN many OF the large industries
Hungnrians employed in coal mines Will
continue about their work Already
they are barred from purchasing er-
plosives. under ruling OF Secretary
Lane that enemy allies. rs we'll as ellie
my aliens. can obtain blasting material
only through licensed foremen, and then
only under restrictions.
Many OF tho larger steel plants WORK.
Ing on sorernme..t orders employ num-
bers OF Austrian subjects. but In most
Instances. 1t Is believed. few Will be dis
charged. A declaration OF war. It is
held. changes their status but little.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
COAL COMPANY LOOKING
AFTER LOCAL TRADE

Tho Jim's Run milne n, M"Mrrh"r has
made many improvements recently ard
are about ready to open new t!pp!"
which Will grcntly Increase their output.
All OF the coal that Is mined ~ helms
sen, out ms fns: rs II can he loaded into
cars. but tho company n 70 he commend
I'd for ono thing and that ~ the mnrnnr
IN which they are looking after neigh
bnrhon.i business. While they have
sufficient orders on hand 70 take care
Of all tn. coal they can bring out Of tho
m!no they arc supplying the families In
their vicinity hrst.
Recently they installed two new motor
trucks Of the latest design for local do
livery and also put In a twelve Ton
Ecule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
HUGH STOBBS
ELECTED CAPTAIN
wEEEIuGS PLUNGTNG RIGHT
EALP ELECTED AT A NEET-
ING OF TEA11 YESTERDAY.
Letter Men Of Squad Annourced-Torul-
al Presentation Will BE Made
Later.

a: meeting held ut tho High school
AZ nt'nn yesterday. IIuSt: St"hiS. arr.s-
sivc half back OF Wh""l!nE. vas elected
to pilot -he team through the l!l {
season. Stohbs has been !lhying under
great handicap all yea. namely Il
split muscle. but has showed wonders IN
spite Of this fact.
The letter mca follow: Lawrence
n"uncrd. but formal presentation Will
Dc made later. probably ut i.i'' banquet.
TO ~ held AZ the Windsor Hotel n:
$50 o'clock FRIDAY evening.
The Letter men follow: Lawrence
Simpson. captain: Herbert Sloan. Don
aid Nanill Ear Cory. Thompson Noble
James Plummer. Benjamin R"dmond.
Robert Clark. Samuel Wood. Hugh
a.obbs. William Fritz. Joe Bas!S;a. Paul
Donahuc and Jack Bushficld. manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
Manufacturers Takes on
Important u. S. Work

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.--Georgo NJ
Peck. vicc-nrcsldcnt OF Deere and Com
pnuy. Moline. Ill. today. Was appointed
industrial representative Of the War In
t.uSt-ies Board TO direct tho conversion
~ N" cnuntry's manufacturing faclli-
tics TO WAT work
Announcement OF Mr.. Perks appoint
mon, said he would meet with manu-
racturcrs who have facilities which may
b. devoted To tho production Of NUM-
lions or other mnteria Is required by the
government or nllias and consider to
what extent such plants may or should
h~ utilized for such purposes or other
w!S" employed ndTentRgeously and ad-
Vase the board In the Premises.
Nj Peck Is prominent figure In the
manufacturing world and Is a member
nc Tho executive committee OF the Ma
tl0nal Implement and Vehicle Dealers
Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
H.S..SANDS
ELECTRIC & MFG. CO.
18th St.. Wheeling
ST. IuHr nxrx61oH:

Rev. Joseph Steens delivered . I'M
sermon at the St Luke's church last
evening before o largo audience. ct tn
o'clock Bible services were held at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Bible SER
vices vii! also be held Tomorrow AFTER
noon at the same time while Rev. Steena
will deliver another sermon at 7:4a
o'clock tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
GUY HOLDEN
EAH1 IHFr OUT IL YESTERDAY
afO1NUPS PAPER DUE TO
UmNAD STATEMENT.

Coach Guy Holden was the election
OF Yoke IN hts Al-Schoiasuc eleven.
q. published n. this paper yesterday
morning. but duo TO some unaccount-
ahl, reason. The name Of Coach Calvin
Of Wheeling High was substituted. With
ell due respect 20 Coach Calvin the So
lection IN this case should have read.
coaches Brooks and Holden. With Miller
Of Trtadelphia as alternate.
rhe Inte!ngencer gladly makes Tits
correction and hopes all concerned are
not tho least broken up over Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
RANKIN. TO PILOT FERRY
Rome RRnHn, ,Speedy Martins Perry
Ind, Elected by Teammates 70
Pilot Team Through 1913
Season.

At q meeting OF the Martins Ferry
High football squad yesterday. Rome
Rankin. speedy end OF the team. Was
named as captain OF the 1918 squad.
Rankin is rated as one Of the best ends
IN the valley. and probably in the sat,
lie has had ono Of hts best seasons. this
;.ear. and has been playing hnnE-up
Gacna
Martins Ferry WIN only lose four
players this year by graduation And
their outlook for next season IN Csvy
bright. The D.n lost 10 them ara
Aiken, vlcke-s. Kerr and Waco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

the temporary Injunction Of the case or
the state against Otto Aubcr and Amelia
Auber and dismissed tho bill. Some
time ago tho bill WAS secured under the
Yost rrohh!Hon law.
Settle Estate-An order was entered
in the office OF the county clerk ycster-
day afternoon. by Attorney William L.
Krupp to have tho estate Of the late
Lester Smith settled up. James Il.
Beans is the administrator OF tho es-
t0Ic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
PAY INHERITANCE TAX

Tho Dollar Savings and Trust Com
npny yesterday sent with State Tax
Comm: ssionnr Walter Hdlahan St9.G5
fur inheritance TAX on thc estate OF
C;oI,lc!b Weimcr. of Ohio county. of
which II is the executor.
Patrick Hoe executor for III" ostate
OF Potter Hoe OF Ohio county. forwarded
s9S5SS 20 the tax commissioner for In
heritanro tax
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
cARvALRo QUITS REARsT.

NEW YORK Dec. 5.--Solomon S. Car
valho, fcS' many years president or me
star company, publishers Of the New
York American. and executive officer OF
a number Of enterprises of which VIII
liam Randolph Hearst IL head. has with
drawn from the Hearst organization. II
was announced here to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
ZIG GAS DEAL.

CLARKSBURG. W. Va, Dec. tine
county, to-day purchased for $4,000 all
properties Of the Weston Gas Company.
Weston. W. Va. including franchise
mains, lines and meters. The keensI
company Will take over immediate opee.
alton OF the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
rAph.r VIII, HY-

COLUMBT.S. O.. Dec 6.-Charlcs y.
chic Harley. Ohio state's star half
back ror tho past two seasons. will be
Examined for admission to tho aviation
service tomorrow. Ho would ordinarily
be tho logical choice FOR captain next
<au ~ he stayed In school as he has one
moro year OF competition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
AGGuS DEFEATED.

EAST LANSING. Mich. Dec. H.--Su-
r"rior weight aud greater skill In tn"
use Of tho forward pass enabled the foot
hall eleven from Camp Macarthur. Tex.
20 defeat the ;iichtgep Agricultural col
leg. team 20 TO 0. he-o this afternoon.
The work. OF McGrssnrs half back on
the Soldiers team. tetIured. he being re-
-porn:h!" Tor most ~ his teams gains
and scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
LEONARD KNOCKS OUT
belmont IN THE 9TH

ST. PAUL Mlnn.. Dec. 5.--R.nny
Leonard. lightweight champion. knock
ed out Gene D"im"nt. OF Memphis In in"
eighth round ~ 4 scheduled tan round
bout. here tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

A glass has been developed which
gives the same intensity OF color val.
ues as daylight when used with a gas
or tungsten light
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-23
AMERICAN GUNS
REPAY GERMANS
SHELL FOR SHELL
Bombard Town in RepriSal for
Attack on Regimental
Headquarters.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. Nov. % tby the Asso-
ciated PresO The enemy artillery
firing is more active along the Am-ri-
can sector Shells In more than nor
nal number are falling on tho rear
areas. No new casualties have re-
suited.
In reprisal for tho shelling Of the
town IN which tho American head
quarters Is located. during which a
shell fell on AN American regimcn,al
headquarters. American guns sent al
equal number of shells into the cor
responding town behind the German
lines tho next day.
Patrolling operations continue
with nightly excursions to the vicin
ity OF the German wire defcnscs, but
the Americans have failed to en-
counter any Germans and no fur
ther casualties have been reported.
The officers who have served their
turn in the trenches with the bat
taiions already relieved have held a
meeting with the commander OF the
first contingent and discussed their
experiences. All agreed that actual