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transmission.
IL. Information of the identities
Of American merchant ships defend
ing themselves against submarine
and the identities Of their captains,
their gun crew., and crews. No mat
ter from which side Of tho ocean
comes the news, it is asked that this
information be withheld from publ
cation. Editors will appreciate the
importance of cooperation to with
held from the enemy such informa-
ton as might expose the officers and
men Of merchant ships to the danger
of cruel and outrageous reprisal.
13. Information of the coast de-
fenses of the United States. Any in
formation of their very existence,
as well as the number, nature or
position of their guns is dangerous.
IA. Information of the laying Of
mines or mine fields or of any har-
Dor defenses. -
Is. Information of the aircraft
and appurtenances used at Govern
ment aviation schools for expert
mental tests under military author
ity.
16. Information of all Govern
ment experiments in war material.
IT,. Information of secret notices
issued to mariners or other conf
dental instructions issued by the
Navy or the Department of Com
merce relating to lights, ightships,
buoys, or other guides to navigation.
18, Information as to the number.
size, character, or location of ships
of the Navy or the merchant mar
inc, ordered laid down at any port
or shipyard, or in actual process of
construction; or information that
they are launched or in commission.
10. Information relating to dry
docks and to all classes of work, re-
pairs, alterations, or construction
performed in connection herewith. {,
20. Information of the train or
boat schedules Of travelling official
missions in transit through the Uni
ted States. -
Fl. Information of the transparta-
ton of munitions or of war mater
ial.
Observation-Disclosures con-
veylng the information specified
above should not be published.
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PRELIMINARlES TO I'M.
PARCHMENT OF Gov
ERNOR DISPOSED

Austin, Tex, Aug. 3.-Prelimi-
naries to the investigation of acts of
Governor Ferguson, locking to his
impeachment, were disposed of this
morning by the lower House Of the
Texas Legislature. The investigation
will begin Monday morning at 10
o'clock. In the meantime processes
for witnesses will be issued.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-04
"wAR HOOP"

Port Royal, S. c., Aug. 3.-Ths
war whoop or our American Indian
will soon be intermingled with the
cries of the once savage East Indian
tribes, who, trained to the use Of the
rifle by Great Britain, are now
fighting at the front because demo-
cracy against q common foe.
Word received from Paris Island
states that full-blooded American
warriors have Joined with Uncle
Sans Marines and are anxious to
represent the "Bully Blues" aboard
upon the completion of their train
ing.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-04
EAT LOADING CAMPAIGN
sHoWS GRATIFYING RESULT

I II heavier car-loading campaign
~ apndeetaken. on the Southern
leiik mes, = eonjunction with a
1io lde nDEement is already
: plen1d results.
i y J in Il tbs hands Of VIM.
51le, chairman Of the Western
1tnsnt Of the Railroads War
d, how that the so-called car
70 j y1slA - May 1t, was
- q AS ,l21 had, on July LIST,
nst1g II T,144 a reduction Of
rly n 800 In the short space of
/ N fiast act Of the Railroads
- Board was to direct that prefer
~ y given to the movement Of
which was regarded as essen
- nations defense. Reports
T. - United States Government
inst IN June the railroads OF
eepntry hauled 750,323 cars Of
linous coal, or an increase of
y0Qs cars equal to 26.2 per cent
thaa last year.
a ~ emergency, when the rail-
aEe making the utmos:. efforts
u 1.e the,maximum freight service,
4 = eat1fyhg to be able to report
% desperation they are re-
nom regulatory bodies and
- u Al parts Of the country.
mereasing the tonnage per car
saa1s, 6644 freight cars
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ATTENTION TOWN GARDENERS

AI EN- IION TOWN GARDENERS
l have limited supply of ehoic.
Creole Onicn Seeds for sale at tha
following prices; One ounce 35c;
quarter pound S1.25; half-pound
1925 while they last-Call Percy
O'Brien. Phone 73-W. e, @. D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
MYSTERIOUS Aviator
May Be Kyle Smith

CHARLESTON, ". Va. June IA
mysterious airplane or other aircraft
passed over Charleston early lo,nlghl'
going directly wrSl. Several residents
in This section saw the craft. but at
,hr high altitude al which II Mas ny
ing could not discern lis type. Re
por1S have been received from several
sections Of the city telling Of IN" hight
The aircraft WAS seen at Snow tlIl,
four miles above Charleston. and re-
unrted here few moments later. ST.
mulranruuSly other reports Wrr" re-
.rrivcd Of the mysterious visitor.
The appcaranc" OF the uElrhln" IN
his section has caused considerable
sprcularion. Newspapers of Hunting.
ron told yesterday Of the probable
flight of Kyle Smith. but II is hardly
probable that he flew III" fifty miles
and return rnannOunCed. officials here
say. Members uf the Second West
Virginia Regiment have seen the mys-
FERROUS visitor. Many reputable clll-
zaus hcr.. hay" also reported m" craft.
This s,he second nocIural Hight oyer
Charleston in few weeks, neither OF
(which have been explained.
KYLE Smith j. Wheeling man; Tor
mnrlv in the real estate business here.
He recently formed 4 $%o."ho company
LAT Huntington. TO build alrnian"S.
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Seeks Power to Compel
Priority for Foodstutts

WASHINGTON. Juno Tho adj
minjslration bill empowering the pres
ident 10 compel priority OF shipment
for fuodstuIis, fuel and other nece--
stiles during the war will BIZ taken up
tomorrow in the senate with admin
is;ratiun leaders urging its passage
detcrmincdly hu, with many Demo
cratic and Republican senators pre-,
pared to make vigorous hSh'
against il.
In White House conferences win
members Of congress, President " H.
son has insisted that the power asked
should be placed in his hands. even II
i, never became necessary TO exercise
il. AS a part Of the food control pro-
gram. Opponents Of III" bill insist
however, that such power would be
unreasonably arbitrary. and that prof
ercntial fnudsluffS shipment is adj
nuatcly assured By ilc present CO.
operative agreement between the roaus
and tho defense council.
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CurtaiIment in All
Traffic Called For

. NEW YORK, June T. elimination
of nun-,lSscutial comm r'l!icS from
! freight iraitic. curtailmrn; nj luAuIl'
, Gus passenger service and IN" lNi'u$i-
; fiLallou of efficiency are CAtl"C, lur III
! the American Hallway Association
, Wal boards plans Tor nlaiin,; M
! transportation system of The country
| best serve the nations WAT needs, AS
announced Today. Howard Elliott.
| .ormer president Of the New Haven
| Railroad, in making the announce
ment. said:
"Thc public should willingly give up
aon.eSscnlialS. It. is going 10 be Il
great deal morn impurlaLt for this
country 10 move food. fuel. iron ard
! the like than To move iUXurirS;
! "On May l Their" was. according 10
| the record. shortage or lou.O0o cars
| If, through better lUad'r" by the ship
per, better unloading By the CON
! signCe. better movement by IN" ra'!'
road, and more alert Wlrh by every
man in the railroads. from the pf"Sl.
dent 10 The water boy. eAca Gu" l. used
mere efficiently. ii will IL. taxi I"IS
! to get what amounts To N @aI"d E"rN'
ice of 10000 cars out Of the cars On
ham
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About People |
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.

Donald Dunlevey has returned and Is
the guest of his sister. Mrs. Rlnnche
punlcvcy Stceurud. of Chantal court.
Rev. y. L. HsnZ pastor Of Zion Luth-
cram church. left on Thursday afternoon
for t;r-"uShirC. Pa. 10 attend tho I3Iu
annual convention OF tho Pittsburgh Sy-
nod. IF the Lutheran church.
Herman f.. Rngnrd Of GIcuwnod
Heights has joined tn. navy at cincli-
natl. -. according to telegram re-
ccivnd here last night.
Prof t.. e, RoSSey. principal It ClaT
school. accompanied by his wife. at
tended the meeting OF the West Liberty
Alumni association in West Liberty.
James Il. Shepherd of Pittsburgh will
spend tho week end tho guest Of locnl
friends and relatives.
George Gibson, senior member nf the
Gibson & Price Produce company %
BclInirc. is seriously III in his home NJ
South Huron and Zanns street with ap-
p"ndirftiS.
Attorney Charles T. Schuck will 60 -
ParkecSbTrg Iur" II I" deliver IN nd
dress ut The Flag day cX"rci*rS in that
city.
Sir. and Mrs Thomas Inlcraft OF
GlarkShurg arr visiting in the city.
Pride O.. are tho guests of friends here
FOR n '.,w days.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Cairn" l..
Ing.
Miss Margaret ';atin"v. attendant -:
III. Weston hospital Cor III" insane. ar
rived her. last Night To take patient
:rr,I. mere, "a ;h'. Institution This mora
;1U
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MRS, NORRINGTON
HAS PASSED AWAY
Death Came Yesterday Morning. A1eeR
TWO years Illness in Family
Homo on Island.

silS. Martha y. lCurryl Norrinst0n'
wife OF John W. Norctngton. Sr.. NE
long and highly esteemed resident OF
this city. PASSED away yesterday morn
,nr a, $40 O'Clock in tho family home.
lo% Ohio street. following An illness OF
two vea7s.
Mrs NnrrinEtou. whose maiden name
na$ curry. was born In this CITY oI
wears ago and spent her entire life IN
ibis community. She wa u member OF
Thomson Methodist Episcopal church.
She l.aves besides her husband. ~"
sons and a daughter: John ". aud Harry
Nor-ingtoa. both Of this city. and MIS-.
William Rsbicr OF Atlantic city. y. j.
She IL also survived by on" sister and a
brother: Mrs. Anra Blincoa and VIII
liam curry.
Funeral services wilt hc held in Thorn
Acn church SuRda- afternoon az 2:3o
O'clock. The Rev. br j. r. Bird will Of
Hciate AMI int"rrIcnt Will b.. in P"nin-
S4la cemetery
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AMI H!CAN SHIP 5ILVERSHELL
SINKS SUB IN MEDITERRANEAN

PARIS. June 7.--Thr American snip
Siiy..rShcii has had :! haJll" with SUD
marine in tho Mediterranean. After
an exchange of o. shots. The submarine
disappeared.
Details Of hr fight were made pub
lie today hy IN" minister Of marine.
The Silycr$hcll. commanded by Cap
Tain Tom Charlton. sighted the Sunula-
rinr on MAJ -. in III. running fight
which followed the American boat
proved spr"dirr than ills enemy. and
seemed also 10 be The master IN gun
iirr Tn" Disappearance" of tn" Suo'no'
rim" WIS sudden.
WASHINGTON. Juno 7--William
i. Clark ri Nrw York. Il Warrant oltI-
Ger from HE batIlrShp Arkansas:
commanded IN" armed guard aboard
tie American steamer SilvcrSh"il'
which sank 1t German submarine IN
tir Mediterranean.
The other members nj tho silver
shnllS gun crow. were George K. I'rl'
rrr. Jameson. Mi: Thomas +. NweIl,
mo, idcArr. L. l.: Frank iSrou2SSeau.
Southbrld@:., Mass: Joseph s; Ccione'
AnSunia, Conn: Donald +. Chisholm,
Jersey City: Walter H. lIcarn. Boston,
Mass. Thomas j. Lcahy. SprIngiirlI.
Mass: William Martens. Brooklyn,- y.
IT,. Leo Manrrr. New York city: JGr.
ris l.. Patterson. frOSythc county,
Georgia: Lawrence l.. lay. tiurnSyllle.
y. e.: Herman l.. SCedor!, f'rooklyn'
~. Y.
1T was a splendid piece nf work"
Secretary Daniels said today. and we
ure now considering promotion for
Clark. who we'll drSerr" II.
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JERCER TO GET
HEARING TODAY
u1. BE ARRAIGNEp BEFORE
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY
BOLIN AT COLUMBUS.

Fred Jcrg"r. hartInH tr'rE S"'iali S,.
u.ho was arrested Wednesday, FOR rCfus-
iug 10 register for military r"rrrr" On
ru"s,ily. viii probably h" arraiGn"i TO-
tlty hrforo United States District Ati"T-
nrv l,nIiU, at columbus. l.aral relatives
oi J"rgcr vino LET, AT 'h!dnaGht N"dn"H-
dly :or Columbus. seeking rleW"nCy in
IN. case OF .l"rE"r. returned last night
saving that thu chances ri III" Martins
Ferry Socialist i""h had. They Tar
MAT he faces "r" gear III i''l"r.,l
;,rISnr! as the result -: lis refusal /"
r"GiSi"r
Mayor James I:aist"n. Hhj"' Of Police
li"iarrl and George ii"rcnsarK. rrGlS-
,:Ar in IrrEcr'H precinct. also returned
Yesterday -frnlr' r'oli.Ii'!us wh"r" !h"H
testified regarding .I"TGcr'$ arii"IS. II
* reported thai seven other persons III
Martins f"rr! failed /" register Tues
tay. and hat ;ac p"!'.'c.ar" Investigating
their CaSSS
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CAR AND TRUCK
CONE T0GE Their
WOODS STREET., SOUTH WHEEL.
ING. SCENE OF SMASH-UP
LAST EVENING.
G. w. Taylor, Driving Auto. Mis-
judged Distance While Trying TO
Avoid Rut-Crash Followed.

\ big motor truck owned by The &.
:. Ferny Candy company and Il Wheel-
ing Traction car were considerably
damaged last evening in Il colIlslon
on Woods street. near Forty-trst. For
lunately no one was hurt.
George ". Taylor. driving inc
Frnny truck. drove out into Woods
street. He noticed Il rut in his way
and in attempting 10 avoid 1t. II IL
said, h. misjudgcd the distance OF a
car behind him. Before he could gel
his machine Out Of the way. one Of the
hig WurwOod. BeuwoOd Page cars
struck the rear end Of tho truck.
The truck was rammed against ono
OF Tho Wheeling Traction company S
line poles. breaking ii down. The
truck was badly battered by the
double impact and the front vestihulc
Of the street car was slowed in. Traf-
tic was held up by the accident about
fifteen minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
OSIRIS SHR|NERS
TO STEUBENV|LLE
Special Train Leaves Over Wheeling
e. Lake Erie at l o'clock To-
day for Ceremonial

Scores Of Wheeling Shriucrs will 20
10 SteubenviIlr this afternoon 10 at
tend big Shrine ceremonial 10 be
held in that city By Aladdin Temple OF
Shriacrs. Alladin Temples hcudQuar-
ters are in Columbus. and it has been
several years since it has held Il cere-
moRial in Steubenrillc. Elaborate
preparations have been made for TO-
days ceremonial, and big class of
candidates will receive the Shrine de-
grees.
The Shriners will make the trip in
Il special train over the Wheeling &
| Lake Erie Railroad, leaving the sta
ton here at l o'clock this afternoon.
The train will stop at Martins Ferry
10 take on party of Shriners in that
city.
Both the Arab Patrol and Osiris
Temple band will be taken to Steuben-
vile 10 participate in the ceremonial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
ON VERGE or TREASON.

WASHINGTON, juno 1.--Scnator
HuSring told President Wilson Today
that some ui The foreign language
newspapers in Washington ar" not
supporting tho government in Tho war
and while no; expressing an! open OPP
noSitiun IT, tn" conScripV army arc Ms
Ing insidiouS methods To argue against
having American troops Sent 10
EurorrHu bartlriicldS. IT." said hC D,~
licvcd SOMETHING should bc done 10
81 l.
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TO ARM HOME GUARDS.

WASH iNGTON. -. C.. June .
Til" House today passed the Senate
bill 10 authorize the ISSUE Of rifles and
Other equipment for tn" organization
OF home guards. The bill has the APP
prOyul Of the War Department.
II gives the War department diSCrc-
Iionary authority 10 equip home guards
having the character Of State polio" or
ronStahulary. and such other home
guards an may be organized under tho
discretion of governors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
TOOK CHILLY BATHS

lack L;nrui#r. lyi, -.,,.. his ;!Ar" IT
r,s,G.r,,.,. as rcmIl+y!;aulu 'vinI. In'rNI-
Gated I"ap'd in'" til" pt." river ~ IN"
Cnrt II Tlur street carly yrsI"ri:ty
morning y >i"r'ii''" llIi'i him "rI; If
rh1 water and STARTED I'm IN ms way
li;t ii"fm!stu AN" back AMI mad" ia"
Srrnr,! attempt Ia drown himself. but
Was rescued again. In rulI",. ,.nErI vas
lrr,iay. he coul u't remember his actions.
.Iudc" Fen =. Hnu";iicr committed hun
To Tho wnrkhuuS. for ten days.
Me-: PAGER. L foreigner. WAS fin"l IS
and costs for appearing on the Streets
TOO scantlv Clad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
DR.. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE AT ONCE-t0 CENTS
PACKAGE.

You take a. DR.. James Headache
Powder and in just few moments
your head clears and all neuralgia
and pain fades away It's the quisk'
cSt and surrst relief for headache.
whether dull throbbing. splitting or
nrrvc-racking. Send someone to, the
drug store and get dime package
now. Quit SufferinE-it's so needless.
Be sure Won get DR.. James Head
ache Powdcrs-then there will be no
disappointment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
GERMAN AVIATOR KILLED.

AMSTERDAM. June :. via London.
:::.CC3 MA dispatch from kr"fcld,
Rhrnish Prussia. ~ the NhrInlscha
Westfalische ZeitunE says that Lieu
Ten Schaefer. the German aviator, WHO
recently was credited with bringing
down his thirtieth airplane. has been
killed while leading his squadron in
battle with British machines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
OISORDERlY CHARGE.

Loretta WYATT. 4 South Side woman.
was committed TO III" county Jail last
night 10 await (; hearing on charg"
of disorderlv conduct. 4 nrighhOrS'
dispute IS said 10 have been respon-
sihle for the trouble.
Ernest Jackson. found in an nloXi-
Gated condition At line Baltimore &
depot. was locked up by Il railroad Of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
DICKS MUST BE GOOD.

WASHlNGTON. Jun" THE fed.
cral trade commission today issued an
order requiring Inc A. 3. Dick COM
many nj Chicago 10 cease placing
licensing restrictions on its mimrO-
graphs requiring purchasers In use
only certain supplies manufactured hy
tn" Dlck company or one of lis sub
salaries. The case has been pending
for some time before the commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
1unY COMPLETED.

S,x CEASCIScO, June Tho jury
III inv Mrs. Rcna Mooney for murder
growing out Of bomb explosion mere
iasr July which chained ten lives. was
romplrtrd late today. There are no
anton labor men on the jury. y thir-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
Ceredo Boy CtS.

Eugene Mason. aged years. died At
the Ohio VALLEY General hospital At iQ:2I
o'clock las: night. He had been i'll At III"
hospital since June >. The dead boy
was a son OF Sir. and Mrs. J. II. Mason.
= OF Cered0, W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08

Mrs. Catherine tWQrSt"r) i:ruhn. aGri
-. wifc 90 George Hri!hn. shoemaker. -:
North Wheeling. did earl? yesterday
morning in III" family hou". 80 Marh";
street. t"ii""inK 4 prriorfgcd iiil"SS T.!
Bright'S disease.
Mrs. Rruhn. whose nlai'!,u name VAS
WurSter. VAS corn IN this city and had
resided in North Wheeling ALI OF her
iltr. Sh~ WAY - member "t -. John =
German Protestant church.
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Funeral for Mr.. Flacous Today.

This mOrning AZ IH:%o O'clocN funeraI
services for Mrs. Ella h. FlaccuS. widow
~ George A. Flaccus. who died Wedncs-
day. will be held in the family honn" IN
Ffubbard's Lane. near WhselIux park.
The Rev. DR.. Clarence Eug"n. Alien O.:
Fourth street Methods, Episcopal church
will ctticiate. assisted by the Rev. r. l.,
L. Strider OF ST. Matthew's Protestant
Episcopal church, En;"rnhmenr will be
private IN t;r"enwnn', MaHSniru!n.
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ICED by the department of labor. has
boon cNi"nGrd. it was announced today.
TO 81 states In New York state al.
r"udy aun0 boys "f TIE reserve are en-
gagged in farm work. They nave been
pui on the farms under adu:: leaders
and are camping IN tents, school houses
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Mrs. r. 7. Prnbst. wif.. OF IN" religious
work Sncrerar: "t the Y. NJ. =. A. left
yesterday morning for Youngstown. o.
70 attend tn" funeral of her hr"ih.r
Frank -. Kaiser. aged aho"t -. vii" Was
instantly killed N his hOrl" in that city
when lightning struck Il chimney "t Tho
house W"ain"Sda might Mrs. Fr"i,~'
mad jus. returned :" her hon" her" from
ten days "!S.. |ith relatives III
Youngstown when 49,. r"c',iv,d In"
sad Yn,aSaCe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
BELMONT, 0.


Mis- Th"iut Masters was VISITING
friends ~ h"'iim'n' "'lf ""i I'S'
Mr.. .H'"l' N''S''' Wa '" '''''H ~
e. "a ,,.,.. caller. ., IIur,.r
!. !. Spencer Ma 'aI''' ~ i'"i'i''
N"h'ElE' ,u.
'"'SN Wy ''''
Lucas Huilia@' u.,,,,;,,,x
,
Nr''i"'% ,,,.iI .,,,; go, rI,r,l;
fuHS'u W '','''''' '''
SuiiiI',H ""'","! 49,, ..i.., - ,,.I-
MI Iin, l,,I 49,, r,,'r,;n.
!. "n, .-"N''
Hunn"!' ,, t,o,,.,lr ,,r ,,,,,in,
~ "."' p ,int'.hcrs Saturday
,,i,.,. ." ,:.L iI.,,,cit and sjsIrr nf Ec-
,i, ,.i.ito,i at Rotor Errr,s Sunday.
c',,Iu'. u,.., f,,,,h I-i,rh ~ n,nr I'm
W., ~ ;i,.i ~, ~ k.n,u. , few
days last "''h' ~
MISN ''t'' '\"i'i ., 'r'C"' r''. y " 'I
bonn" lnN' N"Ih''I.hH "'':r N'S'''"s
;rl"llS IN 'hIS vicinity. ,.,.
Henry hH'''i' M " '''''.' ~ H''''''"'
.aturhn'. .
M"SSrs. N'h'r' hIH t""r"h'" AuI', "a
''""i titi. "I:" 'l''"'S III - W. N''''pS
Mr. S:in Moore WAS visiting friends AT
MIST Virginia Il few days iASi week.
Frank tIIwk"ul"rrI MAS = caller ut
Nm. II;Ilrh"r$. Wednesday,.
Mrs Raymond M"k"lr"N. ~ belmont
visited her par"utS. Mr.. ana MIS- sam
M"nrr IT E"u'" "n" dnF last week.
Air = + letters was ealing on
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Funeral for Howell Roy.

old srr rc jesse = and Hlam,.h.. Howell
.ho died Mnrrla:. w"r" h.'i'i ~ III. fan =
~ home. 284f ThapIina StrA.r h..st.r-
day afternoon Rnrial was ~ l;o4.. Hull
ccnr,erv Rettairc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08

tCrn;n juror ordered by thr C"uri To ~;
AS alternate IN the Cy"iti Of Inrapacl'y
~ any al the regular panel Will he So
lcCtcu tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08
BOYS RESERVE FORMED.

WASH NGTNN. June 1.---ThH Vnited
States Eoys' Working Reserve organ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08

On. ron mine only has heen iIscovar-
ID IN Egypt which was worked b. the
ancients.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-08

FOR woMEN's SIS SPRING
BOOTS; plain and novelty
patterns in lace and button.
High top models. All sizes.