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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13


POINTER Oct. 10, WILLIAM j.. husband
sna friends survivors VA Fenpa.. Rsxisr.s Fire
10: ? oid Guards. "a Rest; Phidls & BriTS;Se q,;i
Mss9. M.sssf9 ~, "a, Ben. Asse. spring 3sraSsIna aSIai IN
Sth 81. Int, private.
,,QuINN.---oct TO- HUGH A.. husband q
I'honias Quinn. q Relatives ana fSiends invited to
funeral, Mon. $50 a. M nQther,s resldence
mass OF requiem M. Asstha's Church 10 A. 10.
Int. Cathedral Gem.
RATNE' suddenly. oct. o, WILLIAM. hus-
and friends. Bsrtenders yin Tnterns tionai League
OF America, Local No. 115, invited 70 funeral
i, tieti and iiersS, y Int. private. WSstmlnstsr
Gem. Remains may be Viewed Sat, after
D. m Auto funeral
saAah nary r.. widow OF Michael H. Robels. In the
s0th year OF her age.
husSsass usSoRssoSf9f n f AZ SdS.y E3HEFFT
notice Of funeral viii be given from i0es .)yre
husband OF Cathsrine Rodgers (nee Masterson).
EEeiaatitves ana friends ST. Charles's Holy Name
ewPloyes of Atantic Rsanins Co iiS and shepherd;
Sa6 'sth,ehe,n55 u, N9 5 invited to funeral Mon.
mass 81. Charles church 10 o. M. Int. Hoiy
Alesa Mary schmitt nee % Vixen, "uFPi Reiatiyes
snm11 ulends invited to funeral Mon, y 80 a. m,
RhSter's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy Cross Gem.
Ss,C,,iHiNEIpER. aged 65 e71 II. lin st. Reia.
ives and friends lnylted 70 funeral, Mon, .
and IN iotb Gbhape pei OF AndTew : Bair Son. Arch
,,i,C6y ,iS,C6yQTT----At Eordentown, \. J.. oct. IL WIN.
assa sS e. e Ros1sS Ss GssrsS ssd freSds na
Z X r. Relief Asso.. invited 20 funeral. Mon.
D. IN m KS Ho.l lEstnaworth ave- Bordentown, \.
Sie,,ndP rboroentowno Gem. Remains may be
Ne"eu sun, 20 p. m.
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SCOTT Al wogdbury. get, ts,.loy.s lS; aNMe VIE
friend. inSited iSEs iSS e fansrs STSp Son p 81 8
broad st., Woodbury.. n. J. Int prN"''' "
-tiiTElV siTE&RER. s - oct. 12. EMMA, widow q
George y. Shosrer Sr. aged 90 hen,9f1,so ? ~
iengassa 49, ny'sg S7,S to funfT9 i5 SSaTrS%ood STSS Gem
sHERIDEN.-ocl ~, JANE, HttSCilNlMd iityss Nnrd
widow OF Thomas o; shsri1ehi; we'd y. m,
1890 Broad sS, ST iq5 PffiyESNSs PPfiyEN E. husband Of
Emma n1i1 Smith NEE Jonesj and son Of John II.
'snd Margarct 81. Smith. 2Ecd - RetistiNeSs o6S
and friegds. Remington Lodge No. 5ga.' gglal' T Ni Ni
6aps commanasry. No AZ i< e; Pnnil22. l2.r,ois Con
S'tPRTy r. a. 4 T. H. g. u Ha%Oi 25 : ciSb tS Fl qylifa
sgn'Ti2l in '?ESff6' ESTt6 csaaF SRa m ca Friends
call sun H. ei''6 AT &c. :, u, H. JOHN H. husband 2!
snSe fTisnSp emp ~ oyes oq PPiIadeiphis Roll and Ma
chine Co, invited to services, Non" - H. u, u,
sS ans SqTnynbsn may bs vswed syS sun after M Auto
H. JANE S5 fTisnGs TidSS % %yod %
services sun. o. m, 91t Monmouth et.'
GLOUCESTER cijy, " J. Int, neesloys Point
.vIUGHAN.--oct. II. HENRY ", huis6nJnd hsgidaJg
Of Emma Bi Naughnn. {elSuNSs tgss "iu a n,smber,
invited to funeral services, Mon. p ~, m, ~ .
'4 Int strictly yJRSFf1A JRSrFYffl1A Gu'w a. WARE ,
HaennerJ wife ot William A. Ware, aged 49,
kestySs s ana friends , inyfsda osaen 10 stu w PhS
IIfTs int private. ut MofSIsh Csm I" Remains may
wyE8s6at wyEsB8sfd 9Sa. iSo wfHfk AIiG Husband of late
Mary webb, At i75G Mexican st. Due notice
OF gfn?5sS M kN-ct gS sNffaG fa JENNIE S. wife Of
william w weissman and s,li. asughter rpsSinatiy,. Sn
aha SH9refT Tdnd, q nved 9S to %1Tg sorys on
iSSSS SvI. B aSS ss'Of9s PlsnGt e
invited to services. Mon, y. m'' reSldehoe OF
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

and stenographer 20 ,.sons,ssrsts
snner accepted if promising MI.nri MlIn Tor cap
htie' Industrious glrl Cail ,sat tops
uosito f41 N. "a et,l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13

MUTH.--oct. IL. KAsPER. husband Of late
Anna Martha Muth (nee Gewherl aged So
helnuves and friends. members OF ST. Johns
Reformed Church. invited TO funeral, Tues. 80
p m. s4Sl Andsr g. Services ST. Johns Re
FORMED Church 2:3O y, m. Int. GreenmOunt
Sem. Auto funeral Remains may be Viewed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13

LABORERS wanted for general work. stead,
positions for good men. Apply n. W. corns'
9th and Brown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. week minimum full time
weekly wage $3.50 must be steady, reliable
men. Apply a. m. until ) p. m, the Atlantic
Refining Company, Employment Department
Philadelphia gate, 3l44 Passyunk ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13

HEFFRoN.-oct II. CELIA HALEY. widow
81 Philip HenEon. Relatives and friends invited
70 funeral, Mon, $50 a. m, $3.50 Springfield
I'VE. High mass OF requiem Church Of tho Most
blessed Sacrament 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13

S,T S,TERKs-Wanted. ? clerks for generai I,y oItISe
,gort, those with experience preterredi stehokk
rani1v and typewritinR not essential but VI WI
bs siyen consideration. Address 4. " boN -, -,
Trenton, N j., giving experience ""N
expected.
GoNpToMETER oPERATORi thoroughly ex-
perlenced; state experience anu hh'"tS "a
pscted. ? 500, ledger Office. oe.----------
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13
DEATHS

nephew, William Mullen 2tl0 s. IseminEer e.
Int. Odd Fellows Gem Remains may be
viewed Sun eve. Auto funeral
- owItMER.-oc 10. MARY WILMER. aged
90 Relatives and friends Rachel Milford Court.
No. 3. A. p. A., invited to funeral residence of
Mrs. Butler 1905 Berks st., Mon, u a, m. Re
mains may be Viewed sun, TO 10 p. m, Int.
Eden Gem.
r- wlLsoN.-oct, II. ALBERT, ", husband q
Emily and OF late Lcmucl H. and Mary G.
Wilson. Relatives and friends Invited to fu-
neral services, sun, y. m, 1902 Thurman o..
Camden. Int. Barbers Gem, Lambcrtvtlle, N.
j., Mon q. IN. Auto service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13
LOST AND FOUND

EARplN- Lost. diamond barpln on morning Of
October S. between Bcu'yue-Str StrHtford and
s. 1.tn gI Lib, raj r,Nlri. J j. caldwell q
Co.,. Chestnut aud Juniper sis,
EOND-IUst 3i3r Liberty Nonl. No. 1927
Howard. Return to g21 Spruce ct.
DuG-ioat I'm oak Lane or vicinity, German
police dos dark saddle and face, light tan
logs and belly, round yellow collar with brass
uamcpato unmarked: answers TO name OF
R,uuy: liberal rcWard Notify G. H. Weed,
go oak lane. ---
DOG-I.ost. bsiudIs bull, brown and white, 3
months old; very liberal reward II returned.
Call ONorhrook 1918.
PI% - Lost. diamond 'how-Inot cum pin
Saturday evening. October q. between Ritz
a Co. g. 7Si1; 'iI@rai reward. J. Ii. Ca
well & Co.. Juniper and Chestnut sts.
Pl%--LoGt, at Navy Day futc, diamond bar pin;
larro diamonds and i3 small diamonds
mounted ia platinum, liberal reward. j, T.
Caldwell n Co., Juniper aud Chestnut
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HELP wANTED-MALE

AUTOMOBILE WASHER, experienced !. - =.
View Garage. 3Sd and jefferson st. Patk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13

EOND-Ioss 8i3 &C. Liberty Hund No. 1927
Howard. Eotnrn to g21 Spruce st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13

I { IIAMII;ToN;;-,oct. u, MARY A.. widow OF
Thomas Hamilton. Relatives and friends IN.
yited 60 funeral, Mon. $50 m; 1917 W.
ave. Service st. Elizabeth' 3 Church;
Gem. Auto funeral. Washington. .. c.. papers
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OE1INGER. Oct. IL, FREDERICK
CHARLES oETINGER. son OF late Frederick
snd Sophie oetinger, aged 90 Relatives and
90, Invited 20 funeral. Mon, ! ,. m. 255S r.
Ontario -. Int. Hillside Gem. via funeral car.
Tenth Month ilth. EMILY X, widow of Reuben
Parry. Relatives and friends invited to funeral,
seyenth-day. Tenth Month 18th O:3O a. M.
residence OF son, Charles X. Parry Jf42 Irving
81. West Philadelphia. Int Byberry Friends
Meeting House Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13

HAINES. Sixth day. Tenth month 18Th.
tfARGARET VAUX WISTAR. daughter Of late
Doctor Caspar and Lydia ]. Wistar, of Phila.,
widow of Robert u. Haines. OF Cheltenham,
Pa, aged SO. Service will be held at Friends
Meeting House. Coulter St, Germantown, Sec
ond-day. Tenth month 18th. 1880 .. m. Int.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
Small Chance to Escapt

| WASHINGTON, y. c., July o.
Uncle Sans not going 10 take any
chances on his first drafted soldier
! boys taking physical disability And
iyou will have to be- a mighty poor
specimen physically not to BE- called
on.
With the lottery complete. the gov
eminent has issued special wdi I!nG
ITO examining physicians.
! Not a loophole is left for a man 10
escape by fraud.
! When the examining physician. or
the local board, or both, are IN doubt
as 10 mans physical fitness. The law
: is that he must be declared physically
fit. and held.
! No drafted men will ever DC given
the benefit of the doubt.
Even il two physicians declare him
physically unfit. The local board may
at its own discretion. set aside both
opinions and hold him.
Can't Escape BY Sickness.
No drafted man can escape by be-
! ing sick in bed. The examiner will
be sent to his home; if convalescent
| the board will hold him until he is
we'll, then examine him.
Every precaution is taken to pre-
| vent any man having pull with
the doctor. No examiner can pass on
! his drafted relatives.
Because your feet are fiat. don I
! think you can escape on that ground
You may moi have "flat-foot." the dis
ease. at all.
a broad. fiat foot" said the sur
geon general, lis common among Ia
! boring men and negroes and is in no
way disabling. Flat-foot disease is en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
VANCE MEMORIAL
POSTS HONOR ROLL
Inspiring Feature at Morning Service
yesterday, When Tribute Il Pa1o
Young Men IN Service

The morning service In the Vance
Memorial church yesterday was narke"
by an inspiring and pntriotic feature
when all honor roll. bearing the names
Of the young men OF the congregation
who are serving the United States. was
dedicated During his sermon Dr. J. VI.
Potter the pastor. paused and referred
to the honor roll. which was framed and
draped with flags and hung from IN"
pulpit. He read IN" namcS---I. treW
Hall and Alex NJ. Paxton. VIII" are Serr-
ing in the naval coast defense reserves.
and David Dalzrll Of the United States
marine corps--and then referred I" SIX
other young men OF tho r'nrr"Ea ton
who have volunteered their services hut
have not vt been called.
Dr. Potter. after paying Il trim'" 4"
the patriotism of III" young mon. rc'"i
4 poem. The Flag IN thu church. ''F
DR. Marcus \. liruwnSun If Ihllhd"t-
Ehia. After tn" singing of "Am"ri"a
by the congregation. pr. Potter con-
cluded the service with Il prayer Tor Tn"
protection of the young m"n At TIN
front.
Members OF III" congregation VIII"
have offered their services and are now
awaiting the call arr Charles Dudley.
George Beans. Lee SCh"nk. irnrE"
Eranzhrini k"nnith f'runZhcim ana WI
lard Dttm1r.
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KILLED OR WOUNDED
Continued from First Page.)


hours. Thousands OF persons turned "ut
along tn" coast. when ihr British planes
went up, in the hope Ut seeing battles III
the air but the rumhIIanIS soon dlSnI'-
prared in the haz".
\ correspondent of the Exchange T"lr-
graph Company tcl"phua"d from til" Isle
Of Than"t that warning :;iEnnlS sounded
In n number nf coast towns and that ilr-
Ing was heard soon afterwards. y NUM-
Der Of airplanrS which were airrHdy III
the air prurrc,lrd in tn" direction III IN"
firing. followed by fighting planes. Soon
the signal that thu raiders had been
driven OFT was given. y correspondent
nt the News If tho World. wir"S that
seven German ''Tauhcs'' crossed the Es-
s.X r"aSt flying frnm til" west At S:ia
o'clock this m"rninE.. Others followed
at intervals uutil H:Iu. In all about 20
machines passed and disappeared toward
thu sea without dropping h"mnS.
Some excitement WAS rauS"d IN London
by tile sounding nf tn" warnings Of
which III" first notice was given III TINS
mornings newspapers. Persons Nn-
aware Of the intrntiu.M Of tn" HuthnrI-
ties were convinced when the firing "f
signals began that German airmcm had
again Penetrated l.nh,lun'S d,f"nr"S and
were shuWrring homhS nn the city. At
$40 o'clock sound h,mh; were sent
up from every fire station in the county
TRANSFORMING The usual Sunday morning
uuiet into Il din which London now assoc
ciatcS with an air raid. The signal con-
sisted Of three -huiCh.; fired at Intervals
OF Il Quarter IF il minus. Thrrc were
distinct reports a. the bombs lcit the
small murtarS and loud ones when they
exploded IN the air
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
LANDS FOR SALE
LAM D! lARDt

10 ~ 81 81 srrr'. or larger Tracts. WnrH Tor
r"r."N Farmers making 'Dnrnrnia proilta I'M
The hsh prices 80! fnur! Get hiT this GIRs yOur1el'
| have lands well suited for general farming. EtncE.
dalr,!nr and smaller trErts especially Esl'ctsd Tor
l-mirr n-.n nl.I,s and frus. lrIled In hichiEAn's
sHst counties. Fti"rs Si6 {" III JET AFRO; terms OH
which mN; IN Ecres. - To
So dYn. 90 acres. $40 to $50 down; ~
..Ic, !2j To 400 down. balance SinslI monthly or
rarlY pnrmrut. Thcss IAnds Il planted " fruh
l.GAturs. hranr clover will mako much money.
acre inr scrr O, il1U s2G0 land IN ths Com Belt
StH,rs tiu"d rIais ielsphones near tcnnb soboolI.
ne Write for literature rInt 10 toll Jou Lbout
hi, rintry Hnh ira npIortunitieI AK about cheap
.ArursIuu. u the lands. 4eorEc ". BvtGAr- owner.
Al2Ii First Slu. Bank BLDG. Chicago. ILL.,
U-ie--u-N.25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

4 customer IN II French cat" In san
Francisco summoned his waiter and nc
maudcd ur him. HOW is II that HI"
y dead fly in my stow
"MonsIcur." tho waiter Is reported 10
b,vo rcnljnd 81 regret that ! can not
tell YOU. Perhaps the Ily had not eaten
for many days and. throwing Hs''f
ravenously nn the stew. fcd with 10"
great henrtincss thereby contracting nm
Inflammation Of tho stomach severe
enough To cause death. The poor III TIC
thing can never have been strong. Nh'n
brought the stew. il whs aahclhH
merrily and humming on III" surface
pcrhapS--this idea has put pre- scented IL
self ~ met cnd"avnrrd I" swalI""
foo largo Il rirco Of mont. Tho morsci
stuck 10 his windpir". y terrlnc c0uf"-
ing fit inaudihlc L" our gross cars
crsu,d. Alas. soon all was over.
can account in II" other way Tor inc
moor creatures death" --l.irrincnttS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
100000 BUSHELS OF
WHEAT DESTROYED

ROCHESTER,. y. y. July 22.-Firc
early today completely destroyed the biz
plant Of tn" Whitney Elevator and
Warehouse company. where 100000
bushels Of wheat were stored The loss
is estimated al 100000. The rapidly
with which the flames. spread led OFF,
Gals at :irst to suspect incendiary
origin. but no proof has been found to
support this theory. The entire f,re
hyhting force Of the city for four hours
fought vatnly to stop the flames. finally
rnntining their efforts 10 saving sur
rounding plants and warehouses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
MISS HANkE DOES NOT
CONDUCT ROOMlNG HOUSE.

Miss Fannie Hanke, who resides at
No. 1920 Main street. has requested
publication OF a denial OF a story to
the effect that she conducts rooming
house. In reporting the attempted
suicide of Mrs Frieca tWilson) Sea
mon. last Wednesday night, in the
second floor Of No. 1920 Main. 1t was
inadvertently stated that Mrs. Seamon
stays at a rooming house conducted by
Miss Hanke. Miss Hanke. however.
declares she does not conduct room
ing house. but resides In the first floor
herself and sub-rents the second floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

tirely different and the examiner can
easily tell it,"
\ few. OF The things you might es.
cape on are:
Lack OF normal understanding.
abrupt depressions in the skull,
"curvey spine. bridges and crowns In
rolving more than half your teeth,
pronounced goiter.
Rheumatism May Be Cause.
Tobacco heart won't exempt you.
Chronic rheumatism may let you
out. as we'll as web fingers, paralysis
o. one or more fingers. loss or serious
mutili.tion Of either thumb. total loss
of two fingers on the same hand or
loss OF the second and third phalanges
Of either hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
Rush for Cover.

Persons who believed antI-aircrai I
guns were in artlon madr rush Tor
cover. hcinc urged 10 d" So hy p"lic'
who appeared in tn" streets with
placards warmth. r." rui'ir |" seek
shelter. Til. tube stations Wrr" fav"rlir
places IL refuge: som" persons whose
breakfast had b'"r disturbed brought
pots nf "nft'r with them .tnd finished
their meals IN platforms. Early morn
ing srrvir~# in III: city churches pro-
cccthed without inlnrruHiion.
After al hour after III" first warning
The police a gain appeared on III" street"
with rlacartiS Announcing that all wHs
clear
Th'rs Is little Doubt AN attempt Wa>
made TO reach i.mu.inn. In Giviui: mo-
tice that warning signals would l"' fir"d
tho authorities an'runcr,l that such
warnings would mot 20 given until II
appeared from information received
t,rrn tho miliiar' thai IN attack ~.
l.rnhon WIS intended.
y rurrr Srnu'i' Mt in i;sSrA of The f.M-
chang" T"l"EraNh company Reports that
lie witnessed an ~ 'iAl battle tina; lasted
almost IN hour. \ $'l"a .lr ~ 1t s'."":'
German aircraft. travelling IT, L Westerly
direction, encountered :. number of Brit
t$h planes. whlrh ChlnrrII"H th"n To turn
rurtl wn-'l. They went in Tins dr'"-
ton about half = milc and then sw"rvNl
Ia tho cast.
On" German machine was rut of from
the main body and surrounded Ivy three
British airrlan"" which drove it in III"
opposite dire. ion until al four were.
lost in IN" haze. Tho pursuit IF the
others continued. all the machines
climbing III 4 greater height az they
fought. The. aiiHinrd Az aliitud" +
lI.Ghn t" Is 0nn foot and wrrc soon lost
To sight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
Goethals Asks Power.


EOL0GNA.Iuly H2.--l'r"f J"sS" ''"h-
.Ciirt Carter hir"rt"r Of tn" American
ara,irtny in Enm". died her" yesterday
"r arrpleXy caused hr SnnStr"k".
I'ruf Jesse Benedict carter. former
professor If Latin at Princeton unlfrr-
si,v. WIS appointed director Of IN"
American aradtmv "f Rom" in May.
l91", Surrr".line the. late Prof. r. d..
Nillrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
SIXTEEN BUILDING
PERMITS FOR WEEK
Include New $4,000 Building 1t the
Stifel Calico Works in North
Wheeling.

City Building Inspector J. J. Fahey.
lsued sixteen building permits last week.
The permits include 4 $4,000 addition to
the J. L. Stifel x Son calico works.
\. u. Moore was also given permit for
small residence. building ON Chaplint
street at cost IF $l.D0U. The weeks
list:
Is. Auber 23Or aMrkct street. garage.
d. G.. Fahey. contractor.
Edward Moore. Chr pine street. near
Thirtyfitth. repairs; u. Z. tahey. con-
tractor.
+. l.. Zieeler. Wetzel street. repairs.
.. Z. Fahey. COM ractor.
George Epitrupuw. 1859 Market street.
alterations: II. c. Fahey. contractor.
10 Quality Tire Co.. Sixteenth and Milan
streets. alterations; J. ". Bcltz Con-
Struction Co. Contractors.
Spears Il Riddle - Twentieth street,
alterations: J. W Bette CONSTRUCTION Co.
contractors.
Mrs. Kate Brown. 'Bwcnty-third street.
Repairs; J. ". Reltz Construction Co.
contractors.
Davis Il Eurkham. l4lS Market street.
alterations: j. ". Iicltz CONSTRUCTION
Co. contractors
j. K. Christmau. l2l0Baltimore street.
repairs: J. ". Hcltz Construction Co.
contractors.
Wheeling Stove l. Garage Co. Sc Nine
tenth street. r"r;ir"s: j. NJ. l5eltz Con-
structiun Company. contractors.
D. iundling Il Co.. Twelfth and Main
streets repairs; J. W. Reltz Construc-
ton Co.. contractors.
A l.. Carpenter. ig9 S. York stree.
alterations 70 porch.
J. - .. Moore. I26 Chaplne street
residence; $1,000.
Henry Rires. Wctzel.. near Thirty.
eighth street porch: Honccker & Kraft.
cont ractnrs.
T. \. Colosinn. 81 Eleventh street
alterations.
J. l.. StiS4l & Sons. addition. $4,000:
T. r. Kitchen Co. contractors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
DRAFTED MEN
Continued from First PlTN.)

has named are courts Of appeal either
for the individual or the government
against the findings OF the local board.
The whole question Of industrial e1-
rmLtion. however, has been turned over
directly to these district boards. which
have original jurisdiction in all cases of
this kind. They will be sole Judges Of
any registered mans field Of greatest
S"ryirr to the nation. whether in the
army ur in the munition factory. bust
nrss house or other civilian occupation
in which he Ia engaged. Each case will
IL, weighed on its merits and the value
OF the individual, for there will be no
blanket exemption TO cover other than
divinity studrpis. government officials
or the other classes specifically named
in Tho law. Even they must hle afii-
dnvitS showing their status, 10 be sup
ported in such manner as the board may
determine. &,
Officials estimate exemptions Will
average more than 90 out Of every 100
men,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
GERMANS CLAIM
CONTINUED from First Page.)

airplaneS has visited the east
English coast, dropping bombs.
British aviaturs. rising to attack,
scattered the Germans and pur-
sued Them TO sea. Ono Of the
Germans was brought down.
Eleven persons were killed and
twenty-siN Injured by the bombs
dropped by the raiders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
The WILTSHIRE
Hotel Boscobe s +: :s . bans: =: s:;'
bpokl.t: bathing privileges. shower baths Away
Open Capacity 350. \. T.. MARION.

for in the chcck-ur. There was Just
one number missing. When round Ii
completed ting Cherk-ur and III" letter!
as 1t now stands on tho tally sheets IS
perAct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

The Shelby Tube Company. Of FL
wood City. Pa. has employed the
Rev. Charles Bell, formerly pastor Of
the Bell Memorial Presbyterian
church, as welfare superintendent IN
behalf OF the company OF 5000 en-
ployes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
The High Cost o. Marriage.

CIrrk-Mr Goldhug. as am about 70
marry ] would like more salary.
Eoss-IIow much do YOU want"
,'lrrk--Tcn dollars p week.
Enss-My gracious. Hoy many wom-
ell are YOU Ia marry