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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
Berlin. 8. Oft. - Qos ariees

Berlin, 3. Oft. - Gas 9riegs'
amt meIoete eefterr frib:
glrmeefront &ronprit5 gfuppredt
bon 9obern: Syt 5Iotthern tpor bas
qlrtiGerie0uea al Der &iiite un6 i'm
gpernluittfel bon D}ittag an beftig
un6 pGbren0 Ser gtadt lebbaft.
8ritiId)e un6 ftan5oiiI6e Slieger
6a6en tiir8lidj 6ur6 6os Ibmerfen
bon 8omben betrG6tlihen Sa6Ido.
6en auf belgii6enI 8o0en ongertd-
tet. 3ab[rei6e 9pfer tpltrOen unter
Ser 3tbiIbeb0lferltng geforoert.
9(rmeefront 3euti6er 9ronprina:
Gntlong Ser g(isne, noro6Itlid
ReimS 1tn0 in Ser Champagne nett
5eIebte SSeuertGtigfeit, groBtenteiGS
IN 8erbinoung NIT 2(uftldriings8e'
fqd)ten, Die inns @efangene einbro6'
ten. 8or Geroun belt fih Die
aanlbftGtigfeit in uaBigen @ren8eu.
IA feinolide 6lieger Wuroen ge'
itern obgei6oiien,
RuIIiI6e 5rort: 9ie Gage lit I'M
ber1n0ert. SSn einigen nerein8elten
a6idnitten ber1riohten SSSnfotrterie-
3uiommenIt6Be cine 5eitipeilige 5tei'
gerltng 6e8 6euers.
m}a8eooniide 5ront: Seine gretg.
niiIe bon 8eoe1ttung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
@ritiIde gladlridlten.

2on6on, 8. Oft. - &orreipons
6enten bieiiger 8eitungen meI6en,
6aB Q(eroplone Der Qqiierten Dem
blltiden GtienbabnipIten mD mill.
tGriihen ginrihtungen in 8eIgien
unqebeuren S6a6en 3ufitgeu. @8
beiBt, 6qB 0ie 8n6nberbiu0lng 8Di-
i6en 8rilIiel un0 @bert cine 8eit'
lang u1terbrohen nur6e.
sronprin5 93lppredt8 Iruppen
greifen in Dem 9pren I6i6ritt ieit
n1ebreren Gogen unurterbroben an;
Die $ouptgeiedte fin0en on jenem
9untte Itott, bon no aus Die 9iteu'
6e.Qtlle 9obn be0robt miro, nlittteIs
beren 0ie Saud6ootboii8 5u See.
brlgge beriorgt tpir6. SSt geluoltt.
gen Sttrmangriffen boben Die 9eut'
ifen berIuht, jeneS 8errairt, oos Die
9riten in ben &dn1pfan Der Iebten
ISOLDE ibnen obgerungerl, 5ltriif8it-
erobern, ober nur on 5tpei Brutften
iin0 Iie erfoIgreib getpeien. 9ie
8a6I ser oeutiden @efnngenen lit
betrQdtIih uuo oieie iino frob, 6em
b6Qenortigen 8eller entronnen su
iein. Gie iAmeren oeutihen @e.
Id]iite boben S6uB Inn StbuB be.
ontportet, iii10 aber nidlt intItanoe,
ser gemaltigen artilerie oes @ene.
rails $uig Die Spite Su bieten.
Geltide rn6 8ron8oien Iiegen on
ser 2lisue 6ront in fortpabren0em
Gaupf; bisber lit e8 oen 6ran5os
fen gelungen, iit 9egen olle SSnfan-
terieongriffe 3u beboupten; fpobl bat.
ten Streittrdfte oes oeuti6en 9ron.
prin3en cine gln5abl ShiibenarGben
nobe groonne uno Beaumont 1ulo
nnbe Ser SobenIteGung 344 erobert,
murben ie0od 6urd gelpaItige @e.
genongriife iuie0er bertriebe1t.
Gie Guiien boben on Der Higa
5ront in itarfen @1oiieu aneegrif-
fen un0 ouh GrfoIge oltf5umeiien;
an allen itbrigen SeiIen Der rltiii.
iden mo rumdniiden yront lit
nidts bon @e6ertling au meI0en.
Der Siee Ser 8riten iiber 0ie
Sirfen in Meiopotomien lit GROCER.
ipie onfdntglih dn9enonuHen tuur0e.
Die Stant Galua0ie, ipeItlin bon
8agooo, lift bon Den griten aenom.
men. 6oit 1000 Silrfen gerieten in
@eianeeuidoft, aud puroen @el9a.
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Mns arieasfsrfe 6abeu.

2incoIn, 0ebr., 3. Oft. @sI
gilt oIS febr alpeifeIbaft, onb Oag
7. gtebrasfo Ge9irneftt, 5u Oeiien
aomnonbant geitern @o1b. gebiae
ernatt1t tpor6en mar, Dor n6diten
Sotnrner in 9ienIt geiteIIt peroen
miro, ipenn iiberbdupt oann. Die,
ein3ige M6gIidteit einer friibpren
einberltfttng it, 0aB es in Belt oltf
&riegsItdrfe gebradt meroen fam,
I'M Dem ndditen Qrfgebot Der Sea.
tionolgoroe eirgereibt 5u tperOen,
meIhe jebt IN gIusbiloungsIoeern
mobiIiiiert iuer0en. gos 7. glegi.
ment brau6t nod 1000 giefraten,
Inn auf &riegsitarfe 8u foHuneu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
Oaits Deutl1lanS
feiert PinHenburos
20. 6ebmrtstao!

9(ntiter0ar, 8. OFT. - Ger 20.
Geburfgtag oe8 6elomoribaIls b.
Sin6enburg tpitrbe in gon8 0eutih.
lnno aIs notionnler sSeittog gefeiert.
Der aaiier un6 Die toiierlihe sSorli.
lie ionoten ber5lid gebaItene Slid
niinIde an Den greiien 6el6berrn
uno gaben Der Soffnrng auS0ruf.
onB elm baloiger 6rieoe iein @ert
fronen moge. 9iebrere Stdote ia.
ben Sinoertburg baS @brenbiirger.
redt berIieEen, uno ibm 8u Gbren
puroen @elbinuulitngen gum 8e.
item Der sriegsnotleioen0en neran.
itaIfet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
Bltl9arien lpeiIt Ieinen
OcianStcit 5llretbt!

9tmiter6aul 8. Oftober. - Sine
baIbomtIif)e 8epeide aus Sofia be.
iagt n8e5ii9lid Der unbeitdtigtcn
ReIoungen aus @aIbinotou. DER
buIgortide Gjeinnote babe erfldrt,
odB @uIaorien ben 5rieoen berbei.
iebne. oo oie geenoigung 6e8 arie.
ges cine 5pin1enOe gtotpeuoigfsit
fir Die 0tittelmd6te iei, iIt Der bul.
gnriide 8eian0te in 8aibington on.
gelpieien por6eh gu erfldret odB
8ltlgnrten totiddlid Grieoen MIN
ide, jeood MIR I'M gerein NIT ieinen
Nerbil1oeten.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
1oerSSoerilite 1T
ser Ginberilfilft0.
3rittes contingent BON Suiua, Nlin.
neIotG, gturS 9ufuta nuO Sllinuis
iuirO crit Gm IS. Gftober eIube.
rufen.

Camp QoOge, So. 8. Of. 81.
nenl 8eri6t Der Stobsoffi5iere pi.
folge tpir0 buS brittle 4otltingent Der
giIitdrpflitbtigen olts ben Stadten
Soma, Wtinneiota, gforo 9afota iino
SGinois erlt ont o0er nad Dem %.
9ftober Rad( ben herIdlieoeneu
l1ebutgslneern obeebetg'
g8ie es beiBt, miro 0as Dfiffe ni0
bierte Rortingent Suionrnen nad
ben Gartonnement8 transportiert
tper0et. glae Gtnberltfenen Ser er.
item 9tationaIarnee tperoen ndd Bic
lem 9eri6t in ben Iestert fiinf 81.
gen oieieg Monats in i9een reipef.
tiben 2agern ei1ttreffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
alinbfleiidIple snns.

9,bilnbelpbia, 3. eft gon beu.
te ab iperoen an alien 9ienstagen
IN ben &eitourotiouen un0 SpeiIe.
Dogen Der 8enniplbonia giienbabn
oitlid, bon 9Sittsburg uno erie
5leiidipeiien nidt mebr berobiolgt
nerOen. Ole gilenbobnbeboroe fiiu-
cigte on Oieier 5dritt iei auf er.
Indlcn Der 9unocsnobrnngsnitteI
fomnliliion oeniaht iporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
Grpr6fiSeitt Gait
llnterminttftt ReSetcllr! !!

glep gorf, 8. Oft. - @ie bier
befonnt gege6en miro, mill @rprdlt.
bent Eoft cine 9ie0etour unterneb-
men, meIde ibn oura glep gorf,
Genniplbonien, Gbio, Connecticut.
SSGinois uu0 Soma briu-
gen miro lln0 ouf peIdGr er 0ie
ooeutihen 6rieoen8bolone" gum Der.
Iten 81 bringen qe6euft. @r bat
fi6 6as &bemo Die gtndteile zines
oor5eitigen 5rieoens geludbIt uno
miro beriuden, ieinc 3ub6rer bon
ser llnaufridtiateit 0e5 oeutiden
5rie0en8ange6otes 8lt itber5eugen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03

ien0e 9oIldrS eeben 6lir6 Die gSei.
gerun1 Der 9(liierteft Sol(dnO @e.
treble ltno on0cre Sitter 5ufolrr1en
5u lniieh berloren,
Die @eriidte, 0oB 6etttihe Erilp.
pen IN 'poaouo etnfallen ipcr0eh
moGlen iih nidt Iegen; ouf) beiBt
eS, OaB Die aliiertcn m6qli6erpeiie
einen S6Ioo geqen Soaano fiib-
rem mer0en. 9luf in Sdiueoen
peroen freilnoid)ditIic6e @efii6le fit
9elttihlano ilnner offrnfituoiqer,
6OllanOs 9lcgicrnns iuirb Interpret.
Iiert.
SIN Saoq, 3. Oft. - Qlncrifani.
idc 9eri6te. 0oB SollonO oie 2(b.
looeiteQe fir ariegsfonter6ou6e iein
ioIl, bie fiir GeutIdlono beitinuttt
lit bat beute i'm boIldn6iidben 4Qr.
lament 8ur s5nterpeIlierltng bei oer
Regierltnq gefiibrt. Ger bolldn6il6e
Miniiter oes @usw1rtigen ntodte be-
fannt, baB Ser boQGnoii1e @eion6tq
in 8oibington ongelpieien 1T. bel
Der bortigen &egierltng oieierboIb
boriteIlig 8n tper0en 90 bernrtige
8eri6te p0llig unbegriinoet iil10.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
2lmerikaner SMrcb
Pat6araitate oetStet!

Bai6inqtou. 8. Oft. Sem
ariegsoepartement tpur0e geItern
bon Der fran80fiiden 8ront ntitge.
teiIt. ooB aorpora( Grneit s. Sart,
Elm 9}itglieo oes SignaIforps, ge.
itern Our9 bic bor5eitige grpIoIion
elmer Sanogronote uu18 2eben fon1.
Ger @ater 6eS 8erungliiften, 9. 98.
Sort, 1T in 0rfor0, q. g., mo9u.
bait.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03

fible un0 er nit 5reii0en Dem Suite
Der Sffi3iere oes Z. glebraSfa &egi-
merteS 5oIge Ieiite.
Ole Gffi8iere int arineeboupt.
qunrtier baben beidIoiierL ons neue
7. gtebrasfa Encouragement iu 3eit
Su of5eptierelL un0 ioboIO nie oos
Rcgiment eingenluItert pir6. tritt
ser 3iidtritt gfebiIlrs ols @ouber.
near Oes Stantes gtebrasfa in 4r1ft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
sndlen nndl strnhenrSn6ern.

gbicogo, SG., 8. OF. = NeriGie.
0ene Boli5eiobteilungen bitrdIudfen
beute Die berIGie6enen Shlilpfluinfel
Der Sii0ieite nod fiinf @egeIagerern,
meIde 0ieien StaotteiI terroriItcren
un0 Iette Ra6t Oos Gberlan0 SoteT
Inn $50 beroubten. soipeit Bat nou
bon BEN 9an6iten nod feline Spur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
@erSeu auuferena fallen.

2onoot 8. Oft. sSn nddlter
3eit tperoen Die oIliierten W3ddte iii
9oris cine &onferen5 obbalteu, in
melher Die 9lrt unO Beile ber 9e.
banolune Der Bnren ino Ses
@rlnOeigentims, iDeldlcg lid in &c.
iestem feinoIiden @ebiet befinOet
feItselegt tuerOV iOu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
1tmerik. Slicoer
tuirS ncrmiBt!

a3oris, 8. Oft. = 9og 2ofabette
Siifteeldpooer 5oe beute erfunoi.
aunaen mad Dem gerbIeib ibres aa.
nernoen, Sergeout gln0rep 6.
Campbell Elm, tpelder om letten
glontna na1 einen auffIGrungsflu-
oe nidlt mebr 5uriif fam. Der Ser
nlibte lit elm geborener Gbieogoer
GinaetrofFenen geridten 5ufoIge Der
nidlfrte 6lieeer.S .Sersennt &errD 9.
.scnes aeitern ieinen eriien @egner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
Sir eincit rmiIiit6cn
Sentckratiicbcn BMnS!
Der gnfitnnS in Snrfeitau uiusntt
INNER grOherer 9imen'
iionen an.

Netrogro6, 2. Gttober. - Ser
2ongreB Der nidt.ilnpiiden Gatio-
nalitGten bot IN Seiem 6eidlofen,
oab 9fuBIono Elm beu,ofrntiiber
Staatenbltno iperoe. glGe giotion1.
IitGten, einidlieBlid Der &oiofen,
iollen fait g1n3Iibe 2tutOnonlie er-
bolten at Der Die 8aiis In elmer
berfniiungsqebenoen @eriautnI1tng
gelegt peroeu muB.
Sier ein9etrpffene 8eri6te beio.
gen, odB bic 3eboIution in Gltrfe-
itan tueiter unt fif greift. General
&iberfeB, @efeblsbober ienes 9i-
itrifts, iplr0e BON ben Hebollttiond-
rem ongegriffen rr6 geihlagen. Gin
5eittpeiliger rebollttiondrer 9l1t8ifuB
mnr0e or9oniiiert, I'M alle 0ia6t gu
iibernebrnsn. Geile bon apei &egi.
mentern idtoiien ii9 Der reooIittio.
rt1rer 8epegilug au. (GurfeItnn iii
bic oliotiibe &dtorei uno tpur0e bon
9tnBlan6 I'M IeBten SSabrbun0ert fait
gan5 erobert.)
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Nluratb's gmFd)teu.

Berlin 8. Oft. - l1eher Ropett'
bogen tno 2on6on. gtaior 0tordbt
ser getu6bnIi9 tpobtnnterridtete gti'
lttdrfritifer Der o2eutiden &oges5ei-
tttng", propbeaeit peitere @ngriifS.
6epegungen, nit bei6rdnften 3iels
putften, gegeu Die 9tuIien on ben
2inien 6es neuerltden 8orriidefls I'M
9figa. nuo I'M Safobitaot- Ibidnitt.
Sffenbor glanbt er oudJ, oaB Der
8ertetoigungsfrieg I'M 8eite1l niAt
atlfgegeben iei. gr itintnlt nit Dem
General b. Srptog .2oringbopen, benz
Gbef oes ergon3en6en @enerolitabes,
borin therein, baB Die ollgemeine
SSSnitiotioe bel ben aaiierten ruben
nliiie.
Deaior Dfora6t peift WeIottngen
iiber bnloige Silfe fir bic @Gtierten
firBer9otto ais pginbiGbung" su'
riid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
SDwcScns lf0binett
itimmt GntlaIImn0!

Stot6oIrn, 3. Oft. - Gos Idlpe
biide 3abinett bot Dem &0nig ieine
@ntIoiiunq unterbreitet. 2etterer
6at basieIbe eriudt, bortdrtfig nod
lpeiter 5u a1ttieren.
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sStdlieniIfe NIlelbmrtaen.

8aIbington, 8. Oft. - STE Sta.
liener 1n0 Seiterreiher bereiten iit
ouf cine nelte eroBe 5dIoat ouf
Ser 8ainii85n Sodebene Dor. SSrr
suiiden aieben Die glaiierten I'M
gl6riotiI6en @leer cine Itnrfe Slot.
tie sltIannlen. Gieie giodridlt lit
beltte aus Gom onf Der bieiigen
italienii4en 8otfdaft eiilgetroffer.
Qie 9eIterreider baben 5ablreihc
8eritdrfttngen olis Der 8ufopiitd,
@aIi8ien iino anberen geilen Der riti.
iii6en sSront an iid ee5ogen. 9eittidJ.
latt6 bot cine betr1htliAe 8abl
8audboote ms aoriatiide Wteer &c.
ian0t, UNI 81 berbin0ern, 0aB ben
eyta[ienern auf 0em Seetpege aIlii.
nition augefiibrt miro.
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giner Der Sobne Gooiebelts lift
gum ebren9auptmann befor0ert nor.
oen, ober ni1t etipa in einen mne-
rifnniideu. ionOern IN eulem ellglt-
ihen 9ieaimelt.
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glcLmen hir Nrbeit mirhrr nnf.

anogoilIe, Senr., 8. Gft. - g2a6
5peimonotliAem Streif ner6en Die
Goblengr1ber oes aertufp.SenneIIee
Giitrifts orn ndflten @}outog 6ie
2Grbeit nieoer oitfnebmat.
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Gerensfn nnterlieot.

Ietr0gro0, 3. 9ftober. Ser al.
ruiiiide oeuofratiide 4ongreB bat
iib nit 8t3 gegen t80 Stintmen
gegen Elm &oolitton8fabinett erfl1rt.
Qieie8 lit Elm fdperer Sdlag gegen
ben @tiniiterprdfi0erten aerensfp,
melder Elm ioldes 9abinett eritrebte.
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9eb5Qfte NrtiQerie=
&dmpfe lit &fitenl
2licrat olambt, Sab Sic OffenfiDc ser Briten balt
81 GnSe kcrnnten tuirS; Dcrbcrcttmnoer
sum- neMen kantpf am JicttSc.
Die 0emti@en Ibte6en IA fetnSiide SlteScr

ss uno an0eres ariessm1tertnE er.
obert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03

sSitr Snlnbu iino llnigeeeno: Sh5n heiits
oben6 un0 Gonnerstog ettpas fiibler beuts
nben6, w1rner 9onnerstog
ciir geebrasf1 Sd)on betite nbenA itr0
Gonnerstnq, fitbler i'm gsorOfDeiten GonnerStng.
ssiir Soma: SHon bette abenO ur0 DOn,
nerstoo. eituns mariner Gonnerstng.
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KeIn Gcittaft kaftn cHne
1silnccn beitcben

l1n6 es TIT 0ie 3eitungsrefIame,
oie Ruf1oen einbrtngt. Gle f1n-
f1en altf feline anoere @etie
&itnoen erldngen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
.KALKREUTH'S BODY
TAKEN FROM RIVER
Distinctive Markings on the Floater
Caught at Powhatan Makes
Identification Easy,

Relatives of William Kalkreuth will
20 tq Powhatan this morning 10 claim
his body, which was found floating in
the Ohio river at that place yesterday.
Identification OF the foater was made
possible by the description furnished
by Coroner J. r. Wyatt, Of Bellaire.
Markings on the body were so distinc-
tive that relatives were satisfied 10
identify the body before they seen IT,
A personal identification will be made
this morning. and the body will be
brought to Wheeling.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made.
The finding of the body confirmed
the belief Of the police and relatives
that the man who was seen TO drop
from the Suspension bridge at mid
night Friday was thai Of kalkreu1h.
The body must have dropped direct
" into the current and floated rapidly
down the river. II is very rare that n
corpse is found 50 soon so far from
the scene of the drowning.
ROW ON THE ISLAND.
Patrolmen Coney and Pfeffenbach
we're called at 100 o'clock last even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
BIG FIRST NIGHT AT
COLUMBIA CLUB PLAY
ESCAPED From the Law" Seen by
Large Housewife Be Repeated
Tonight-For Benefit Of
WarWood Church.

The Columbia club auditorium was
crowded last night when ESCAPED
From The Law" Il strong drama, was
played by the Columbia players for
the benefit Of the Corpus Christi
church at Warwood. 1t is expected
that large standing room will h:He TO
be sold for the performances tonight.
Those who saw the production were
pleasantly surprised TO find such a
development Of amateur talent. The
playing, the settings and the oaching
we're all by Wheeling people.
The opening scene. a most elaborate
French garden effect, consisted Of
green palms and ferns. lawn couple
hammock and front Of bungalow
house. 1t was arranged by Anthony
c kirSch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
MACADEMY MINISTRIES
BETTER THAN EVER
This Years Production Will. Be Given
in Court Theatre, April 80.

On Monday evening. April so. the
,Macadrmy Club will hold their annual
minstrel at the Court Theatre.
This years minstrel is directed by
Frank KinchelOe. and will surpass any
minstrel this club Of young men has
ever given. Former MINISTRIES have
given them the name Of putting on the
finest shows Of this kind in this vicin-
ity. and have always entertained and
greatly pleased packed houses; hut
critics on the subject say that this
years show will more than please all
who attend.
With a cast Of 60 Young men noted
for their ability in this line. there is
no doubt but that this show will prove
a success in nvry way.
Tickets are 10 be- had from any
member Of tho Macademy Club. and
reservation can be made al tho Court
Theatre beginning At a. M. Friday,
Anril -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
Deeds.
MINSTREL POSTPONED
Interesting Affair at Y. w. c. A. SEIZED
ued for Thursday. Will Be Given
One Week Later.

The minstrel show which was 10
have been presented on Thursday eve
ming Of this week 1T the y. W. C.. 4.
has been postponed until the third day
of May. one week hence. RehcarsalS
are going forward energetically. and
the girls will offer in the entertain
ment Of the evening the latest songs,
piano numbers and dialogues spark
ling with mcrriment and jest. Miss
Sarah Jackson is interlocutor. Others
taking part:
Misses Georgia Hess and Virginia
Digby, end men.
Churus--Misses Alice Mcclure. Edna
Nesbiit, Gertrude Garden. Ethel Per-
kns. Helen McCullagh and Virginia
Hodge.
ACcompaniSi--Mis Lois Guid.
Hawaiian Music-MisS Kalhern Eb.
bert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
THEY
TOLD HIM
RIGHT
Had Been Fooled so Often That He
Hesitated About Trying Chasco-
Vin-Eut II Soon Built Him Up.

Il heard so much talk about ChAs:
GOWN that ! purchased a bottle, even
though I had been so often fooled.
1t really worked wonders for ME. and
was awfully run down. j give
Chasco.Nin all the credit for putting
new life in me. sleep well again
and eat heartily. ! can honestly
recommend it TO anyone said Wn.
Il. West, III \. Seventh street. SteuD-
vile, Ohio. the. other day.
Chacn.Vin makes good red blood.
puts color in the checks. tones up the
nervous system and builds mp the
body 1t is wonderful Tonlc FOR
Spring.
Guaranteed and for sale by G.. II.
Griest e. Co.. rs Market ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
POSLAM MEANS
FRESHER,CLEA|.R!iER,
~ =.
HEALTHIER SKIN

You hav" no idea. unless You hay
actually soon it's work. how speedy ana
GrpcndahIr rnSlum is and how il Will
Justify. tim" and again. all the conf
dcnCc YOU place in ito make you"
skin healthier. moro sirAtly.
When Eczema breaks out. dislEurInC
Pmprs. Eias:r, nr any cruntiona
troubles, poSlam should h" used 10
drive them away and furnish the safe.
efficient treatment. PoSlam does 80
much and goes so far.
Sold everywhere. For free samr"
" rite tn EmrrS "ncy Laboratories 81"
West nth ST.. New York city.
Urge your skin To become clearer.
brighter. better. through the daily usr
OF Poslam Soap. mcilicat"d with Poslam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
Spring Attire for Little Folks

OTHERS will appreciate not only the dantness of the
M Dresses and the of the Coats but the economy OF
the prices well.
New Tub Dresses copies of these quaint little frocks IN which
the French Youngsters look adorable made of fine cham
bray ginga wolfe and linen with hand embroidery and hand
snockng-Cunnng Coaee picturesque Gumpe and Pmaore
skirts that flare and fetching pockets sizes to
years-S1.95 to $3.50.
New Coats in jaunty little faring models quite simple but
very smart finely tailored of serge, tweed burea checked
orsted and velour -$495 to $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
ELEMENTARY WORKERS
WILL MEET THURSDAY
Session at Bethlehem Chapel Will Be
Addressed by Mrs Ena Snow,
State Worker.

Tho Elementary Sunday School Work.
crs OF Ohio County will meet in Bethle-
HON Union chapel, on Thursday evening,
at o'clock. when Mrs. Ella Morris Snow.
State Elementary superintendent will he
present. and hold 4 conference. All
workers OF the county arc urged 10 hc
present.
Following the conference the j. r.. g.
G.. Club, will entertain tho workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24

ing TO the Austin home. al No. I'll
South Broadway, Island. Elmer and
Sam Austin and John Hanson, a
boarder in the Austin home, were mix
ing things rather lively. The cops
brought the trio to police headquarters
10 face q disnrdcrlY Charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
SPECIAL TODAY
40-inch French Serge at
CSC a Yard

T OF of fine twilled, closely
~ woven French Serge in
the correct weight for dresses
or tailored suits. 40 inches
wide, an exceptional value for
Tuesdays selling at CSC a
yard. Second floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Charles W Hess. ri Avalon. Pa. and
Elizabeth r. Garden. OF SardiS. y.
Charles William Bowers and Lcora
Bell llrnningrr. both "' canton. g.
Lewis NJ. RAIDER nt Jackson county.
w. Va. and Mabel Julia Henry. Of Phil
adclrhLa. Ia.
Phillip r. 0tt. Of Baltimore. Md. and
Vera raniS. of Chester. W. Va.
Deeds.
ThrCSa NORRIS ct al /" Peter }. Erh..
part Of lot at rw"ui y-thIrd and t.nIt
streets. Slh ana other considerations.
Pleasant Valley Land 20. I" Catherine
Mcpnu"urh. lot in rlcaSantun. SO ind
other consideration.
Louisa Missy I" Bertha V Starkoy.
lot in Raumann'S subdivision. $l0 and
other consideration.
Fiduciary.
Lillian iirr:rud" F"lhrr. rX"rHIriX nr
tn" Will of Gertrude f'rlhrr. deceased.
Bend, $l"u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
K. OF P. SAND|C
Black Prince Lodge To Gnterta;n
Friends Thursday Evenine>At
Castle

On Thursday evening. April 20. @t
the Pythian Castle, Black PrinC&
Lodge No. -, Knights of Pythias. Wills
give it's first grand "shindis" for the
good Of tho order. Each member has
received cards FROM Chancellor Conn
mander H. ". Brinkmau and Keeper
OF Records and Seal !. II. link. invi;-
ing them TO b. present with friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
SPECIAL TO-DAY
Yard Wide Chiffon Tai,
feta Silk at S1.35

TUESDAY only we will offer
L a LOT of Chiffon Taffeta
Silk. SO inches wide in navy
and Belgian blue, taupe, brown,
green. gray. pongee and plum,
remarkable values for the one
LAYS selling at S1.35 yard.
Second floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
HELD TO GRAND JURY.
Two weight and Measures Cases Before
Squire Hobbs.

II. l.. Conner WAS arra;gucd before
SJuir" f.. =. Hobbs, yesterday. charged
with Violating the weights and measures
law. lie was held In the May grand
Jury Sale nf &c pounds ri potatoes for
Il half bushcl instead of so pounds is the
charge against him.
Dan Dean Il Short IrcrE FARMER. was
also held Ia tho grand jury r~IrEcd with
short Weighing in selling -nad OF hay
to a local stable owner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
DRUNK AT STATION.

Two DRINKS picked up by Baltimore
& Ohio police officers al the passenger
station yesterday afternoon are in Jail,
awaiting hearings this afternoon. The
cases will be heard by Squire ". P.
Wickham. The prisoners are Joe
Murray and John Aiken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24

All men. whether affiliated with the
&yder or not. who are friends Of The
PMhian knights. will be welcomed.
Ladies are to be entertained at some
later\date. An elaborate program OF en-
tertaiRment for the Pythians and their
men friHnds has been arranged.