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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-27

Das Datum fir bic eritsn parfo.
mentspablen piro bon Der aus BEN
Regenten, Dem premierminiiter unh
benz Staatsrat beitebenben temporGren
Organization beitimmt iperben. Der
grSbif9of bon Warfdau, Siirit Gubo.
mirsfp, Der 8iirsermeiiter BON War.
Tdau unb 9raf Ofopstp iperben ola
bic mDslt9en Resenten betrddtet.
Wan beabii6tist, nur seborene polen
fir bic pi9tisiten aemter 5u ertpdRs
len.
Ser neue prenier, profeHor paui
Painlepe, perlas por Der &ammer bic
prosrammerflGruns ieines &abinetts.
sic pieberbolt 5rantrsi9s gntidlub.
ben &rieg 10 lanse ipeitersufiibren, bis
@liabz2otbringen suriiderobert una
Der bon ben 0eutiden anseridtete
S6aoen gutsemu6t poroen iei.
Snbe3us auf bic 8emiibunsen ber
Deutf9en, bic moraIii6e araft ber
Republit gu ldbmen, teilt bic @rtld.
rung nit, bab in ben Jdnen, oeren lns
teriudung bereits bsgonnen fporoes
fei, unb in Sdllen. ipel9e nod unter'
fudt tperben mOeen, Der @ere4tisfeit
obne S4pdde freier 2auf selaHen
perben folIe, obne iebe Riidiidt aui
perfonen.
~Der INNER iid gu einem &ompli.
gen bes Seinoes madt, mub bic Stren.
&c bes 9efeBes fiiblen." fast bic Gr.
tlGruna. ---
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-27

Sdermerborn unb Sobn Satob @itor
befanoen. 2ebterer iit betanntli6 Der
aIs gang armer Weenid aus Waloorf
tn 8aoeu einsetpanberte 9riinber Der
Meip gortsr MultisM sMiIIipnGrs sJamiz
lie.-Die alien prototoae eradblen,
baB bic Deutihen, fpeIde germ @ottesz
bienft in Der eisenen Spra9e ftatt in
Solldnbifd baben tpolItsn, 1853 elm
Saus in Der HaFau StraBe fir $125O
ertparben unb ii9 in bemfeIben sur
4noa9t perfammelten. Ser erite Seels
forser Der @emeinbe mar 2brabom
Rofenfranb, Der por ben Snbianern
na9 Rep Yort sefIoben mar. Da
bas Dad Der Stride i'm Sabre 1765
infplse zines sroBen S6neefals elm.
gebriidt fporben ipar, 70 tpurbe Elm neis
es @ottesbaus an HaFau Strabe,
atpiIden Waiben Cane unb Subn
Strabe. sebaut. Sm Sabre 1921
pertaufte bic @emeinbe bas air5en.
eiesntum fir $500; beute 1T Der
@runb $750,000 inert. Die @emeinoe
bat bann matchmaker 9ottesbGufer
in 5oriptb Strobe, nabe Canal Str,
unb in Iorfolt Ctr. sebabt, Bis iie
1897 in Die neue Stride in Oft 68.
Str, nabe l. Ipe.. 5oe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-27
9ieie inOibionellen tn
tersepdnber fnoeu
Mnerfennung BET nnter=
f6ei0enoen Svranen

topie bel Iol6en, bic oer,eiblideu StOl3
1sbmeu In Osm psri6nllden aubuuh
Don ltilii6sn uub whrbistu unter3sug.
Die msiiten Srauen piiien, oaB es elm
etpas peridisoenes unb Elm @efiibl Der
9uteu Dsfleibuns sisbt. Die am bsiten
aussebriidt wirb In ridtissn unterse.
tpdnoern.
@amlioles. @nuelope @bsmiien, @e'
pdnber uno Bloomers. ansefertist pon
feiner Crepe be Chine unb Satin In
rofa uno peie, prahtuou uerjiert mil
Spisen, Srsanbp unb 8dnoern. tn
Stileu bic gang nsu unb iebr an3iebsno
ttub. Sle n,dBts I'm Preis.
Wtuslins, 3meiter Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-27

Die 8ldtter in &onItanttnopeI pers
0ffentli9en eine bonn Sultan perfabts
@afel (SeOidD. bas bem 8isss@ene.
raliFimus @nper gafhu setpibmet ifi
unb bic Seloentaten Der tiirtiIden
Sruppen an ben Oarbanellen perberrs
li9t. Sn biefem 9ebibt beibt es, baH
bic tiirtif9en Solbaten nit bem s6tt.
liden 8eiitanb Die ungeitiimen On.
sriffe stpei Der srOBten Seinbe bes
Sslam auriidf4lugen, bic in bus Sera
bes Sslam brinsen ipollten, abef
idlieBlid, oa iie ibre SdpGde er.
tannten, fItsben mubten. Gin Gaes
Fmile Der BON Der Sanb bes Sultan1
aei6riebenen 8erfe tpirb als Rad3.
frag au einem 2iteraturpert iber ben
Rrieg erideinen. 9ie 8ldtter beben
bel bie5er @eleeenbeit berpor, bab Der
.@ultan auf biefe Weife bic friiberen
neberlieferunsen feiner 8orfabren
fortfese, bon bsnen mebrere beoeutenhs
Dtdter parel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-27
Teide einfa9e Saiaen

Sc lit cine 3nnit. cine eintade Tail.
te 40 sr,susen uub 3usleit ibr @ro3ie
uub @baraftsr ober Stil 3u 9eben.
sSeboh 9iebt eS bunberte Der ~einfahn"
uuo ftiliidsn Tailleu, welde oisie Sat'
ton In Bosue iino Visle Der nsnsn
Wtobels merbsn beitdnois smpfan9sn,
Stile Die tlluitriren bic neueiten Soten
In 3rasen. Wtauidetten uno 9lidlIbsn
Gfieften. Son 95e uub $1.25 auf.
3meiter Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-27
A1tsrQn0.
&ersnstb prOtlamiert Gepublil
tn &nBlanS.
0cn. arr IoipS 8eppfntipn id,cint
gu Gnoe ~ fein Mud, 9rn. 3ale.
btnes ipn lid, sraeben baben.
Mllerfei tpt ben beridbiebenen
art;s sSihaup! p!aten-5lteser beipn-
nerS tGtia.
Die &riea slase.

Soipeit bic Sa6lase an ben peri4ies
bsnen 9riessfronten in 9etra4t
fommt, bat iid in Der abgelaufenen
Dods nur penig sednoert. 9ln Der
Deitfront baben ii4 an perfdiebenen
puntten, por @asm Dor 8erbun. foipie
in Der @eseno bon gpres unb Dor
Gems bon 3eit gu 3eit beftise artilles
ristdmpfe entpideIt, bod in ben ba>
nit abipedielnoen Snfanterieansriffen
errans teine Settle irsenb pelde ents
fdeibenbe grfolse.
On Der Sitfront bat iid Der Wiberz
ftano Der ruiTifden Sruppen, befon'
bers in ber Risasr @egenb, erbebli4
peritetft uno an einisen punften TT Der
8ormarId Der oeutfden 4rmee iosar
gum Stillitanb sefommen. Wtan
fdreibt bies bem 3ufammenbrud Der
aorniloipfdsn 9sgenrepolution gu.
9lu9 an Der bsFarabiiden Srpnt buben
beftise 3Gmpfe ftattsefunoen, in pels
den bic rufIiidsrumGnif6en Sruppen
ftelenipeiie porauoringen permpnten.
On Der italienifden Sront bauer
ten bic beftisen &Gmpfe auf bem
9ainiiasazplatea nit ipedfelnoem
grfoige tpeiter fort. Die 9eiamtlass
on oieier Sront bat iih aber nidt ipe'
fentlih sednbert.
8sionbers lsbbaft seitaltete iid in
Der bereangenen Wp9e Der 2uftfrieg
unb bon beiben Seiten tpurben 2uftan>
sriffe auf bic sesneriide Seite unter>
nommen. Gs tpurbe, ben 8eridten
sufplge, aIlerbings betrGdtlidber Su6s
fdaben anseri6tet, aber fonit fdeint
nit bieien .RaiOs" nidts ersieIt iporz
ben gu fein.
Bon ungeipDbnli6em SntereFs ipaz
rem Die Na9ri6ten aus RuBlanb. Sis
&epolte unter Siibrung bes Generals
&prnilpm brad in iih suiammen unb
bic Mitglieber Ieines Stabes ersaben
fi9 Der propiiorii9en Regierung. 9luf
@ensral &alebines, Der Setman Der
Dons&pIdten, Der Ii6 8ornilop aneez
fdlofen bate, iolI iid ergeben baben.
lin elmer tpeiteren 3erfplitterune
pprsubeugen, bat Die propiiorifhe &es
sierung es fir gut befunben, cine Res
publit gu protlamieren. Die oiesbez
siigli1e proflamation luutete pis
folet:
,@eneral &prnilptps Rebellion III
unterbriidt poroen, aber grob 1T bic
bur9 iie beraufsefiibrte @eripirrung.
unb srob aud bic @efabr. tpelde bas
@aterIanb unb feline 5reibeit beorobt,
nOa iie es fir nDtig bait, Der Guber=
li6en llnbeitimmt6eit Der itaatli6en
Srganiiation Elm @nbe 3u bereiten unr
i'm SinbIid duf bic einitimmige UNI
entbuiiaitiI6e 8iligung Der republifas
nifden Sbse, pie iie auf Der Mosa
tauer Staatstonferena gum glusbrud
fam, erflGrt Die propiioriTbe Resie-
runs, bab bic tonItitutionsue Organi-
iation, bur6 pelbe Der ruififbe Staai
geIsitet pirb, cine republitaniide Sr.
eaniIation 1T, unb biermit protlamieri
iie bic Republit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-27
Nobitdt Mn5iige fur
fleine &naben, 2 1s2
biS 8 Sabre

finb mos bic 2uabsn uno Gltern iest
molten. oa fs elm 3wiidenitil unb Sc
tpidt iinb, bic n0tbis fino. sts Die Ssit
fiir Wiuterr6de oa 1T. yleue Gommp
Eudsr. billie Bog uno ytorfolf an'
5iige. $3 bts $5.75.
Der 2naben 3aosu, jDeitsr Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-27
Grogei9ok 9aben
Yrd9ttse @interr6de.
S14.95

Gs 1T Stil uub gBdrme In ben bret.
ten arasenshsitsn Der neuen Rodmo'
belle. IS 9iebt 3pei.wes 3rassu. uno
mau9e iino u,rjiert nit Bluih. aubere
fiub gang Pluib /; breite @iirtel, 3uopf.
per3iert, pouer Rod uno brsiuisrtel
4dusen. Sdwar3, blau. srau uno
pearl. Wunoerbar CUTE R6de.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
Twenty-Five Are Sent
To Columbus Barracks
Gives Accepted Applicants Hero
Final Examination.

Twenty-Five recruits for the regular
army accepted at the United States
Army Recruiting Station. Rex theatre
building, this week by Corporal =. J..
Cunningham. were sent TO tho barra ks
at Columbus yesterday after being en-
amncd by Major +. y. Stuart of Hunt
ingtpn.
They were: Richard +. funny. Wheel
ing. Geo. K. Caddle. Wheeling: riyd"
4. Frankhouser. Wheeling; Andrew
Danko Wheeling; Geo b. Oliver MAJ
tins Ferry; Stanley Panoswicz. BEN
wood; VIM. J. Tanlcy. Yorkvilc: Inn.
Zeluesanen. Benwood: Geo. Skitarclick.
Benwood: Geo. Tabijauich. BenwooS
Anton Crltenko, Benwood: Frank Gula-
rex. Mckeesport. Pa; Petcre fanni. Fol-
lansbee: Louis ". hatfield. Wheeling;
Albert Schlanz. Bridgeport; James 4.
Dnllison. Bridgeport: Mike Bulsu. Rem
wood; Clarence a. Rogard. Fulton: Jno.
K. Lambert. Steubenville; Ralph Y.
Blair. Martins FERRY: Ralph V. Tate.
Martins Ferry: Michael Encellch. Ben
wood; Newton Gruhb. Fairm"nl: 'i"o.
Benwood.
Recruiting maintained low average
yesterday. One young man made ap-
piication at tho United States Marine
corps station. two men were accepted
at the Navy recruiting station. and
three at the Army. Chief Gunners
Mate Toomel sent two men 10 the Pitts
burgh office yesterday morning. and
August D. Fredericks OF tho Marines.
has returncd from Pittsburgh where he
assisted that office in examining appli-
cArtS since. Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
SHOWS
MUCH INTEREST in
RED CROSS WORK
Nearly Five Hundred New Members
Have Joined Local Chapter
More Recruits Needed

Wheeling has been showing in a
splendid manner her interest in Red
Cross work by responding to the call
Of the membership committee IL
charge Of Mrs. Gibson Caldwell and
Mrs. H. E. Field. These ladies have
put on q membership campaign that
has brought into the Wheeling chapter
about 500 additional members within
the last few weeks and their work etill
goes on.
Members are needed because OF the
likelihood Of the future work Of the
Wheeling Chapter since the entrance
= the United States into the war.
mbershlps are divided into s1.Uu,
DO and on up TO the life member
D which Is $500,
Contributions of money, material,
wing machines. tables and other
lipment for the making Of surgical
Id hospital supplies have been given
Feely to the Wheeling Chapter by pa
riotic Wheelingites. The services Of
AN women who can sew, knit or GRO
|chet Is asked for at the Hub Building
daily where dozens OF women are
working hard to furnish the materials
that the Wheeling Chapter is to give
to the National Chapter for the care Of
sick and wounded soldiers and sailors
In view of the fact that the war sit
nation is so serious, no one should
withhold his bit from the work OF hu-
maaity which the American Red Cross
is doing and the Wheeling Chapter
asks for the support Of every loyal
Wheeling citizen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
POET OF. NORTHWEST
WILL READ OWN POEMS
tickets Being Distributed for Anthony
EuWer Lecture at University
Club Monday Night.

The members Of the University club
have received from the committee for
distribution tickets for The Euwer lee.
ture on next Monday Each member
received limited number of tickets
TO apporton among his friends. Mr.
Anthony Euwer, the poet of the north
west, will give an authors reading.
Mr.. Euwer's poems have a strong pop.
ular appeal. His language is colo
qulal but his images are touched with
the charm Of true poetry. Such poems
as The Blood in the Apple.''A Dry
Moolcy in Strawberry Time" and
The Little Runt." can never be for.
gotten when once read.
This entertainment will be held in
the University club rooms and will
begin at SIS o'clock on Monday
evening next. The people of literary
taste in Wheeling have reason to be
very grateful TO the University club
for bringing 10 them living poet for
the third time this season. Joyce
kilmcr, Thomas Walsh and Anthony
Euwcr are all prominent members of
the younger choir of American poets,
and the University club is living up
10 Its name and purpose in introduc.
ing them to the Wheeling public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
BOYS
To HELP FARMERS.
FIRST STUDENT OF AGRlCUC.
TURAL DEPARTMENT ARRIVED
HERE THURSDAY FOR WORK.
Many Young Men of institution to
Help Ohio County Farms During
the Summer Vacation.

The vanguard in the person OF a. b.
Kirk, a student in the Agricultural de-
parLment of The West Virginia uni
versity. arrived in Wheeling yester-
day nd reported 10 County Agent
Isaac S. Cook of the Pan Handle Agri-
cultural club, preparatory TO helping
the farmers of Ohio county with their
crops this summer, as a patriotic
duty.
Mr.. Kirk, who is young man,
comes Of one Of the oldest and best
known families of Hillsboro, Poca-
hontas county, near Marlinton. He
said a number of othe Tstudents in the
Agricultural department and other de-
partments of the university have vol
unteered their services 10 help West
Virginia farmers with their crops
during their summer vacation. Mr..
Kirk further said he understood that
the majority of students in the Agri-
cultural department had already sig
nified their intention Of working on
farms during the summer; that they
not only consider such an act patriotic
but it will at the same time give them
actual experience in farming.
Prof. Auder Promoting Move.
Mr.. Kirk paid high tribute 10 Prof.
+. c. Auder, head Of the Horticultural
department Of the university, saying
that it was he who was the principal
one in stimulating interest in students
taking up farm work during their va
cation period 1t is expected that at
the close Of the summer term of the
university scores of young men will
be ready to help the farmers through
out Ohio county and all over the state.
The Pan Handle Agricultural club
is cooperating with the instructors at
the institution and the farmers in this
section
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
5|N| THIS SHOERY
CONDUCTS SALE
ASStGNEE'S SHOE SALE WILL AT.
TRACT MANY TO THE POP
UlAR STORE.
lWhrIWind Sale Will Be Feature
Attraction for All During
Week

Shoes for everyone in the family
can be secured at sweeping reduc-
ltlon from the regular price as the re-
suit Of The gigantic assignees sale
that is being conducted by the Smith
Shoery. Twelfth street, city. Your
particular attention is directed to the
lad appearing in this issue showing
Ithe choice bargains offered during the
ISalc.
The Theis Shoe company stock of
Marietta, O.. one Of the largest shoe
stocks in this part of the country, was
purchased by the local company, hence
the sale being held this week. Many
nationally advertised shoes we're
handled BY the Theis Co.
Slippers from - cents up, shoes
from SLID up and many other special
bargains are offered. Mr.. ". c. Smith,
head Of the company, operates eight
stores scattered in this state and
pennsylvania, and is one Of the best
known shoe salesman and dealers in
the tri state district. All persons
SHOULD avail themselves OF the oppor-
tunlty OF securing the special shoes
bargains offered at this special price.
War prices were never Instituted by
the Smith firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27

COUNTY COURT


Warfield Evans. ~. Of this city. and
Jennie Gratiam. II. Of Moundsville.
Wilbert F. Wards. 30 and Hazel l..
Bullard, Is. both Of Martins Ferry,
Ohio.
Fiduciary
Frederick Hoffman qualified rs adj
of tho estate OF the laIe
Catherine Hoffman.
James \. Dyson qualified IA admin
istratrix Of rho estate Of the late En-
ma J. link.
]. i. and II. II. Smith qualified Us
executors of The will OF The late .lohn
F.. Smith.
Deeds Filed
Security Trust Co: trustee 10 Fin
ley Sonda. lot in Elm Court. $40.
w, II. Shafer 10 +. D. Saylor. lot 40
In Woodlawn. $40,
". II. Caldwell trustee to Muluhi
Savings Bunk, lot In Pall"rson's add
tlon, $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
WILL HEAR COMPLAINTS
AGAINST HOME LOCATION
Board of Control Will Conduct Hear.
ing on Petition to Prevent CoIored
Institution Site on Main Street.

Tomorrow morning the board Of
control will conduct hearing on the
petition to prevent the opening of a
home for colored widows and orphans
lat 416 Main street A petition bearing
sevcnty-fve names was filed with the
board Yesterday. 1t asks the board to
take Whatever steps are within the
power of that body. About the only
action the board can take is TO inform
the promoters of the proposed home
of the protests of property holders.
C. B. n. Mcneil, president and gen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
GRAND. JURY LIST
OF Ton cases To Be Investigated Next
Monday Filed Yesterday With
Circuit Clerk

A grand jury list Of ten cases to be
Investigated next Moucay will be flee
with the clerk of the circuit court this
morning The list includes the MUIR
der Of Tony Paro. A John Doe indict-
ment will be asked against two luen.
The inquest into Paro's death will be
held tomorrow afternoon. HI o'clock.
Authorities have damaging evidence
against two men as yet at large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
NINETEEN WHEELING
MEN JOIN BRIGADE
Yesterday Was Banner Day For En-
listments To Help Farmers With
Crops

Many Wheeling district men in var
ious vocatiOns are going to do their bit
of patriotic duty on Ohio county farms
this summer. Some will spend only one
day. while other will give the farmers
their entire summer vacation Of about
two weeks.
This fact was demonstrated impress
sively yesterday when 10 volunteer
blanks sent ont by the Wheeling Com
mercial association were returned
filled in by patriotic Wheeling men, Of
fcring th"ir services in the Farmers
Brigade"
During the past several days scores
of men have enrolled Each succeed
ing day sees an increase in the number
of yOluntpprS '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
POLICE COURT NOTES

Harry Roemer waI fined $40 and
costs. in police court yesterday FOR
q local real estate man in tho
Jaw. Roe1ner entered the real estate
office and demanded the refund OF Il
sum of money and when told by a
clerk that he would have TO await the
return Of the proprietor started RIOT
II was alleged. He entered plea Of
guilty.. Nora Thomas who escaped from
The workhouse lie dry before yesI"r-
day proceeded 10 get all drunk"rl ny
uyuln and wont back for lwonty days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
---"-------- I777-7-77 -
DPEhI SIll1 Eu E0

An appeal suit was filed in the cir
cult court yesterday. The action was
that of Mary Zech VS.. Martha WodeSs-
XII, in which the plaintiff sued for $3l0,
for board. She was given Judgment
for s136 and the defendant appealed.
Bids have been opened in Norway on
cast iron or steel pipes for new muni-
cipal waicrworks. delivery 10 be MADE
in the latter part OF 1917.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
Special Session Called to Take Action
. on Death Of Former Member
Ordinance Committee Meets.

Calls were issued Yesterday for a
meeting Of the ordinance committee
of council. as well us Il special meet.
ing Of council, to be held this evening
The ordinance committee will take up
place for the coming primary election,
as we'll as a resolution To regulate
blowing Of whistles and other noises
about the city, while men who work
at night sleep The proposed extern
sion Of time In which to install sani-
larry toilets will also be considered
At lis special meeting council will act
on the death OF the late Councilman
Harry Barrett, member of the Second
branch from the Fourth ward.
DAUGHTER IN TERRIBLE SHAPE
Women bear troubles more bravcly
than mon. They smile and suffer puin
uncomplainingly where a man demands
doctor and nurse. y. Mitchell, Bag
dad. Ky. writes: My daughter WIS in
terrible shape with kidney trouble
got her TO take Foley Kidney Pills and
she is completely Cured" Aching hack.
sore muscles. stiff joints. shooting pains
in sides. rheumatic aches. nra indira-
tons that the kidneys are not working
properly. Foley Kidney Pills correct
bladder troubles. John Coleman & 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
COAL MINES START

Harry c.. Hunter Shows open today,
Bridge Park: twice daily. apr25tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
THURSDAY WAS UNUSUAL
Not An Application For Citizenship
Filled And No Foreigner Calls
At Office

Yesterday was AL unusual day at the
local federal office. There was not a
single petition filed for citizenship.
During the past several weeks, ever
since this country declared that state
of war existed. there have been an av-
eraGe OF at least five petitions filed
daily.
In speaking Of the absence Of natur-
alization applicants Yesterday: Com
missioner George F.. Boyd said that 70
cap the climax there had not even
been a foreigner 10 apply at the office
on any official matter yesterday,
which is unusual, TO say the least.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27

eral manager of the Ohio Xalley Col.
ored Industrial Home for Widows and
Orphans, stated that he is willing to
have the institution located in, the
suburbs, in harmony with the move
ment started by residents Of North
Wheeling. Mr. McNeilI, staes that he
is willing TO cooperate with the petit
TONERS, providing he is given assist;
ance in finding desirable place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27

nonstop flight to Wheeling. with
Captain F. A. Kelly. British army. Of
ficer. This was to have taken place
last week but on account of fall. the
event was postponed until later They
will probably start for Wheeling the
fircf of neVt Wnak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27

The new Standard Coal Company,
Buffalo Creek, Brooke county, CON-
menccd operations yesterday morning,
shipping The first coal over the Penn
Sylvania railroads new branch con-
structed 10 Tits run, near the opera:
lions, 10 Wellsburg. The company is
controlled by Wheeling business men
and has its offices here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-27
AIRPLANE FOR WHEELING
Louis Bennett. Jr., ships Machine Tc
City For Use At Beech Bottom
Aviation School

An atrplane to be used by students
of the West Virginia Flying corps,
aviation school in Beech Bottom ar
rived in Wheeling yesterday morning.
nett. Jr.. from New Britain, Conn.
Mr.. Bennett, the organizer OF the
corps, is spending few days In Min
cola, Long Island. preparing for n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
GIRLS! women!
TAKE CASCARETS
IF CONSULATE
They Liyen Your Liver and
Bowels and Clear Your
COMPLEXION
Don't Stay Headachy. Bilious
With Breath Bad and
Stomach Sour
Get a lo.cent box now.

Tonight sure: Take CascaretS and
enjoy the incest. gsntlest liver and
howell cleansing you ever experienced.
Cascarets win lien your liver and
clean your thirty feet of bowels with
out gripping. You will wake up feeling
grand. Your head viii be clear, breath
right, tongue clean, stomach sweet,
eyes bright. step elastic and com.
plexion rosy-they're wonderful. Get
a 10-cent box now at any drug store.
Mothers can safely give a whole Cas-
caret to children any time when cross,
feverish, bilious, tongue coa'ed or con-
stipated-they are harmless.--Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
DINNERS ToNIGnT

Among those giving dinners this
evening at the University Club are
Or. L. S. ,,Eckels, Lieut.. Edward Wit
sell, Mr.. Foniliant, Mr. Charles Won
Wise and Mr. Besl