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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH MEN WILL Be
CALLED To CO[0RS SEPT. FIRST GIVEN OUT

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ur IIu d,rIi "rt,i. accompanied hr 80"
Irrn,d ,.,",,I".,. '""',h thr" !" ~" ~"
ii,.n !" .nir"lu
fh"r" - nmrt r''in' "Ii"m ~ W." I'"i
s. ~ i,, u",i" "u'l II "mt ,""u 81 ~" -"
ir.i ir,I ,mt,rI,"r T." uI"'Iur. "n "li"'n"i"
~III i,r "rui I","rtI I" lat" II""" lh"
tI,LUIn via, ut,nI Ii.h'.i" "ll I"I'"tr '"-
IntinH 4" Ih~ I"rIy, lu' lu'll"r ~" ""Ul"H
nr I,rIrIruIImu ,n,i" ,,Ili h." lurn"h "r"r
lu Il,r r,urr ~ ,"uru,nud nu1 III" r"r'
viii rIurI Tui Ir ItuluIuT "nInr.
u VIII l", IIr huIv If III" ""'mr"nnh"r
ur cmrh rnIIr I" vntrh "v"r hIr 'n"h
IurIur II, trIu T." "'" lhnI NON" ~" l"Fl
huhInh ~ nui uIlII"u. Ihni MI nTr f"''
regularity md tint ~" li'II"r !" fuInlnh"'l
T." iI'ut Uurutti" Nh"u wIihlh r''
h"urT "f Tia" "nIup, u" VIII III" " Tot"
KrnuI 1" Ih" "nmr ndluInul E"n"tnl no
IlfvImH HIN "r IL" lin" "f ARRIVAL Inv
u,rdlnl"ly urmm ia" departure "f ih"
IrnIn tho l"rnI h"nrd viii r"ud II aim
Ilnr ,u"n"nR"
Every pr""nullnn hnr h""n tnhrm /"
meet ANY emergency IN advance. Hh"IIl"
u train Iir rlrlnYrIl liy nrIihrul, the COM
unuuI"r nr "n'h unTIv VIII have proper
I"lcgtnuh hInukr /" r"n"rI ia" fn"t IA
the "nntp ndIutnuI E"urrnI nuh hhh IN
rtrurIlIur
unLh.r up atrauulnrs.
After the h"pnIItI" "f Tia" levy f"I
camp the l,'nI h'.uI'n VIII iuIh I"
HnIh"IImu up nIInHTl'Ir u thor" In nr'
hnru'r "I wIITul rl"inil"l "f "r'lrrH tho
nTfruhuI win br trI,mI ted hn the nd lnInnl
uun,'Inl "f Tia, nIIuY nr 4" 'l"n"Il"I hn'l
tir, I,InI IrII." WIN lac nrkrd 4" ntI"rI
hIIm "u rlrht nul I" tam hIu "rnt ~
tho n"mirrt nIImr I,"rI TOT IIl"l WhrI r
Ihrru wnn Iui'.uII',u 1" 'i"nUtI. how
"NUt. nud iIi' uIunIUp utnn I"p"Iir "i
hIr own VIII The h',"tI viii ""ud him
81, I" Ih' '"Inr With nn 'rl"nn Ia"
un,I - recommendation nr I" hln h"HIr'
uG ,ulIuhIillF
un,I"rr" ilnmI IlrYrI'.rI 'snmImnil"U hy
h"nI tmr,L VIII u" '",IIfl"d "uh mn al
l"iIInIr n"ui r"i wnld I"r 't'h "'"h 'nr"
Ih" n"I .I,,"In IT - h"n,h VIII h." ="
unt,I,d 49, GlII'a "IJy wI"u IL" rull
uuInh"I at tmru called i"I hnv' hc"t
fIunIIf accepted
I'InNlrI"I ~ ,und. nI-, iuI rlIn.I
n,r"iniinu I" ,Iu,Inr. between ih"
f",lttnI uuNr.i uIu,.uI mad lh" n'i lulnult Z
prII"tnI Ia ia. IItrI IuHInIu." uud ir
iw'"rn Iii, "iIuInui" "nL th" I''.nl i"tn' 'ir
Iu the "r,"uh ii-In,Iir /" "h"~ lh'
rImurIlnr ~ 81 ru.h ",'"uIIr wIIl hr fli"d
"Vr,Y Iru dn.r umiII ""'II uti"i" lt""
boom fIll"h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
BODY OF MURDERED
CRIPPLE IS FOUND
ON EDGE OF SWAMP

M Ibtirirnl'Ui VI. huR lh"
hrmlv "f IT," IIIndohnw. ia" iiiIlo "tIp
pln hnllUrr,i In inv" l'"'U Iuur'l"I "d July
kIh hrrnuhr rlIn l'uIhrI, wnh
fnuuI IunIgIi ,n Ihn h'I,lnr "f riunl "
uvuunp nI"uI tnIl" fr"nI hot fnIh"r 81
hnrr"" IN lIuIru 'rh" '1in"urnrv wnn
uIu,lr hv w. \. Grny. VIII" wnH uIuwluR
nlmur tho "tlRn 1T tho nwnup. after rr-
gumlr"d r"nr,'h f"r Tho IuIrHnR "hlih
virIuuIIY hnh h"~u nhnn'nnoh.
H"mrrh f"r ia" lIIItr Elrl wan begun
JuIv utter th" "uUuty "fll"lnlr hnh
nI rI TINT Milan r;vn Mny lIick". huuro-
hUrrnr for .lnhn 1lTnhHhuw, Il" rhil'l' n
her, nni Nrn Alvin KrnnlHi"u. hnrI
ruurrEurd hint Ihrv hnh kIII"h tho child
hrCntIHr Hhr wan bother. The twu
women hnvr been under hrIrniIun I'm The
lurnI JnII rinrn Ih"n mud nrrnrrlnR 20
the nhirinn hnv" mnd" contradictory
HintriIl"It- rUnrrrmluT the rnH" from
Iinr Ia tim" II In undrraiund Tint
plan. nTr under consideration Ia hmvr
both Misr lIirks md Mira. KrmnlHtnn
transferred I" the rinir priHrn nt wind
snr for uhrrrVHiinn nm Ia Ihnir mental
tpuhi Ion,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
FIGHTING IS
NOT MARKED
FRI N(II INFANTRY IT,
AtIIVI. IN EIANI)IRH


bn rnur oT The hulll" fr"uln nI fu
rnrn hnu ia" nghIlmg activity "I lh"
Iuu, q hours h""u runrh"h In FINN
dcru huwrvrr The great artillery hn'-
tic continues most violently. H""ninE
" preparing tn" way for fnrtlnr heavy
infantry activity.
rho only infantry engagement III
Flanders has taken plnr" on III" lIh"
between Yprcs and D!Kmudr. with ia"
French truups tn" nGErrsHors III bnlU
Insancrs. Northwest Of lIIXschootn
the French hay" enlarged Further The
gains made "Wednesday. Southwest
Of NIxsrhoulr, IN the region south OF
I,ungrrunrrr. The French have mndc
some progress into tn" German line.
TcrruIn conditions In F'landnrh.
male more difliclIl by the rains or The
last ten days. hrc such thRl without
the destruction Of enemy drrnnhcs by
artillery lirc. II Ia merely 'lh"l"ha |"
throw forward infantry nllHckn. There
att. n,liruilunn that the Anglo French
guns or all rnllhrr are engaged In low
rlIuc The Griunn drtcnhc pnnll Iona.
The German E"nrrnl staff roInIin Tia"
.nIIlilrIr NJ" Ia flumi"In an vnTY great.
anil rurn II hnn huru especially hrnVY
,m III" li"lElnn '"nni nuh It"h Ii'E
nrII,miir! to- IIHlluh"hr Thr' hitter r"T
.IuI iukru Ia murI "G ia" luI,n amt
lpIrr salient
F,.rrpI Fur r"v"inl lurnI rnlhn hr III"
French. ihrrr hnn h""m uu Infantry ~.
lIvIty uu the lnuE iuu from ~ Qu"n-
ilu Ia ihr Swiss hur'"r. Th" French
nnl German ruun huw"v"r M" liam
u"riuE lhn upPnniuE limos along Tia"
AInn" front. In i'hnnIl'nEn" md on
both banllu 1t I'll" M",Iu" IN The N"I.
rIun r"E'uu
Apparently TN" ltuEHinuH have
rhrrk,r greatly lh" NuHIruH"ruInn nd
vance in GulIcin aud liukuwlnn. M no
notable, HdVanrrH have been mhdr hy
Ih" T"lItuuH since TIA" Rurrmn lin"
HllIf"u"d tn lhr south In M0ldnvlH.
the IiuiaiunA Hnh ltumnnnna nrr at
tempting Ia urCUpy ia" pu"il Ions
north u fuhalnnI. lul Ia Field MIR.
;,hal Murk'IInru'n men. Ihry have nt
lurk"d TIA" AunIrui:"Inmnn with
ri runE forces. hnl Iirriln nnyn The IT
Fort lnlld.
TIA" number "G pilHnm"lh Inhrn hy
Ih,, rrmlnun In IhiH rrEI"n In report
,I Ia have reached l.Iun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10

~ UAnIiIi,tlIIIti hue u i'rhl"
II"nnI ",,ny It'll lac ."IIi 4" ih' '"'''I"
hrrInulmr ii,rl"m,l'"' Ii'"l v"'" l"""h
i"nIrhI. ID lr"r'"I M"'"h"l 'I""'''"'
tt"wd", Ih"r ""r al |" l"'"ll lh"
wh"I. iI"rInur ~ u" i"ll"~"h "h'''
"v"rv ""I'ilri "f ~" ""l''Ii"" h'"''
n,ruY lao" ir""u u,""Ilrh Nv Ih" "hlu
IunI r"r"rnl ur Ih" IinIulH'r 'rn'"n
rurti T." Which Ia, ir nrriHn"d
two hiuh,"d Ihouunuh II IT." flrn'
GUi nnn mou will hr "nll"l NJ N"p'"n
b"r nud foIwnrh"'l |" ih"li "nnrf'
hrrur" Nrplomh"T l. Th" wh"l" bur
Inrnu IT nrn"uhlinr III" l"vI"r ~ "h
trimming p"luIr. providing th"m WIN
uhUit"r. food md transportation nntl
giving Ih"m rrlunl Induction Int" mil
iti.ry Ilr" iu "nirUrl"d Ia tn" rlVilih''
Iurnl hunrhu which rrl"rI"d lhrn fur
urrvIcr. ITnlil ihr mrn rrnrh III"
cn,npu thcy will moi hr In Cnntn"t with
uniformed nfrlcNrH. Tho civilian con
troll ln carried forward through every
alugr Of the draft. III Ih" very Eh'"H
Of the military cnmpn where the mat
Ing ur nnIdlrra will begin To u" com.
plrtrd within Mound OF TIA" gums In
France,
The actual emil for men VIII 4" III
cnrh rnar from lhn l'roruni MhiHhnl
tirurrnl to The nihir nd nnll general.
rInIiur Ihr number ur men to he nup
uilrh at II np,rlfirh Tim" by TIA" rlhl"
Each lucnl hoard will ho promptly Ia
formed ur IIn prupuIiI"n Ia TIA" emil
mud the hduInnI urunrnl will flA lh"
date when mon FROM hin ntnl" nlhll
cnirnim for Ih" "nrnpn
Immediately The lmrnl hun'n VIII
mako ull lhr lint nf men To flli Va" call
from Tho roll mt accepted mon nnh u
will uIru fH the pln"" "r "nlrnlnnI"n'
and ih" exact ilmr ur departure"
DTdnTn 10 tho men will u" pnnt"il
nnd nInu hr ronl them hY mall ThrY
VIII hc directed Ia rrpurt Ia ih" l"rni
bunrd nl iIn hrndunnrlrrn not lena
thun lwrlv" hnuIH 81 moro thWi ~
hours hrruI" thu Ilmo af h"pnIiur" Tor
camp
VIII nc IN Horvlro.
"Trnm The lin" rp"riflcd Tor report
Inp to tho lnrnl board fnr military du
w. the rrgulniinnn Hihln. on"l' man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
DEMAND REPEAL
Of DRAF 7 LAW
AND THREATEN TO
IMPEACI WILSON
At Meeting Of P"cilisl$ Held
IN the Senate Committee
Room Senators Reused.

WAHIiINGrON. -. g.. hua D
S"ino pnCitlnIn hold a mnnllns under
The dnnn uf Ga" Capitol to-day. d"
i.andnd that t"nEInnn niay la nunni"n
unili II had Iopoai"h tho dTofi law and
,"lund ih,n"ln "f "n "tt"n.rI l." l"t
,"..h r,"nid"nt WlI""n "ni"n" Ih"i
wan .l"na
ti.n"i",a "nh t,"r, "pn'""n. i"sii"h
4" "ii"u.l ~" 'n""Il"s u"'1"' Ih' "u
npl""n T ~" r""itl"r 'i"Uu"ll ~
hn",i"o t"t I'"ur"",""r cad f"""".
,l,"rrul Int" IA" ,"uu onh llr"n
d,"up"L ""l nRolu. "a" III" nr"""h"r
urnr""h"h
Th~ ruootInr wnr bold In III" tlnnntr
military onmmlil"r Tnnm whore II TOW
worku nRu Ih" rlrnfi law wnn drnwh
nnh p"rfrrlrh How tho meeting cnn"
to ho held thor" d"v"lup"d ronnIh"r
able rcolluE among HrunLurH
Chairman Chamberlain, of tho mIli
iary commit toe. said ho had p"rmil
Mcbride. formerly secretary To ih"
Into Senator I.ano. Of Oregon HHk"d
him for 1t "tn hnvo aomo frlonds meet
some Congressman"
Senator Chamberlain said he hnd
no idea tn" plaCe was to he used for
an aitnCk on tho President
Louis T.. Lochnnr. or Nnw York. II
mnmbcr OF In" Ford peace pHrty. prrSil-
ed. The burden Of the speeches wns
thnt II majority OF the people were up
posed to thu draft law aud thai 1t
should he repealed.
H. J. l.rmkc. Republican state chair
man OF North Dakota. dnClurnd that the
views or Senator tirnnnn. of that ninI".
ana tho views or Senator I.HI'"ilriir. If
WisCnnsin agreed with ihr a"nIimrnla
ur ihr pcnplo nT North Dakota.
tlrnnnn aud l.hrnllriIn both vnI,d
ugulnrI thn war rra'.iuilnu.
ErnnInI iiIuuun Hnd IiGIIcnruIntl'" -"
nnuIluE. "f tuluinh", wrI" lhn "niY
cong runnI,"n I" Tniuuln huIlnH III" "a
III" nIruIiuG
1hc nI,cohrir lu.ln'i"I rinuh 81"
,rhaun IT hIl'u tat I'"uI"i 4 l"trT
chairman "f Ih.s !."I i.,unI i'tnrir Toe
league = u I.unIt t.. thi,ur". l'i"r
rrui II t'"m". 'f '"ln",I,li unI'"r"it" "
NnH HlurI,nam 1T ::'." ''ih .hiI"r ''f
rho Mn1rnn, Ir,,'I I,'.", the '""II" nn'i
- nrtn,l.oi "f Representatives" ''r i"l''r uu
inuu In ihiInd,lrIrI" "r"I ""w i'"h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
THREE MEN SHOT
DURING A RIOT IN
LIMA TROLLEY STRIKE

LUNA. hh'". Aug Iu",ing hr"H"
'''' )" ~" -tr""t -Itiit" h"r" Int"
r"I"N rhr"" nh"t IN II
'.l""h h"iw''n elriit. ayrnpnthiz"rr nnh
ntt,,,..I ErInrh. "n ia" city rnru "r tho
obi" El"'tri'. Itnitwny Company i'"II""
'li"i'ar""h II 'r"w'l "r u"r" thnn thou
"nnh r"rH"n" gathered in m" vicinity OF
uh" tut"rurhHn D"p,.t.
Mayer Simpson "rtl"rrd all anrponn
"I"s"L 1T 40 n"i"rk.
Tr"ubl" started on the public suuar"
wh"n r.. X. Str"up striking "arrnnn.
attempted To- bnnrI ~ ear nuun"d by
strik'. breakers nnh tw" guards. Charles
trd"r ~ m"t"rman "t tn" cnr. is 1nld
L" hay" shot Str"up. thinking hc meant
L" attack IN" conductor. Str"up may
uir.
\ mob ~ more thnn l.OnO people pur-
sued th" ear II block and II half east OF
ia" lnt"rurhnu station of the bhi" Flee
ciIy cars were met and NIL three stalled
hv th" crowd. tn" siN nrm Ur thn
crews n"d AIN armed guards rnaH" II
dash rr Ih" InI"rurbnu hullilIuY lou
feet away, Th" nah hl""krd ihr way
ANA ih.. men began ah""'lIug
Leonard Sh",t. ~l.Ih'r. IrIl with a
huil"t IL hts "h.i"tn"u nn'i I 'huIlc- Nor
rin"n an"th"r rIIlh"r "ns hlI la the
hll' Short /, ".r',I'''i L.. iir
r"ui il"t '"iIa "n.i IT." alarm
hi.uEhI I'.'ll." an.i fiI"inru l." ihn uue
Tho Ii...i, "ii0 i0inti".I l.. iuru uf Ihr
."'" i"i ia" department eating ,'inI,"d
~. ii""''n Aii th''" 'ara w"ru a."
iadIi .Innr"r..I Ih.y ,"uI.I nal lao I,,,vud
/" tho i."rnr
'',I.ln'. ih.. ","i.., ,"."" ~h" H." unIl"n
my Tit".l ih' iiI"i rh"i "r,,nIui
,n r..,J tI"inI 81 'H",l"H i",wni,"ur I"
nitiLo, "h"'r".i ~I'h "h""IInp with In
,"n, q" hiIl i"Ii"I ri"'..'l Ih'wnh B.
ours ."",
nrr-rIrh "hnrg"'l wIIh attempting Ia
burn th.. nrh wuh cutting trolley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10

Having cnnplrInd Inlr ynnInrhrSs
nr1oinnun liu tnnk ~ nInuulnhig Tor
phynirnl flInnnn iho aGa young nIrn
from whom viii DO nnlnrioh. u puark
bio. obi" ru,iniy'n uunin fm lhr 50.
IuuIivn hrnfl nrmy, tho bhlD county
exemption bunrd will today moot 10
organize tn work preparatory To net.
Ing on tho OlnimH for exemption.
m ronuII OF tn" 'hrno dnyH' oxhml.
nniion. n iOtnl Of 21l mon qualified
for gervico In tho army. Or lhn NUM-
b"r, hnwrvcr. about iwo.IhirdH hnvr
fIlod CihlInn for exemption. Tho board
rejected III men for various rcnHOnS,
mainly physical defects. A few allcHa
were rejected
The b0nrh hnA worked hhrd during
the pant ilIrr1 days hnd han NOT yet
had II chance Ia nuInhfiHn ihr result
ur tin w0fh Thln will bu done this
morning. whon ihn hoard meets In Tho
nfflGo ur ur John l.. DiGh1y. chair
man II In p0nhlbi1 thai "a HiHbsr Gr
exemption Glninin viii 10 phanrd npnn
to-day. niilinnGh u may In that lhs
v"nI "nttuni " wash in "I'""hlnE up
IIn. n.nn,lnaIi.,n viii .laiay ihia uniit
in,nn,"~ Hi."mI,iiun "l.in,a ",~is
Iluul" !" p''u In !" m""lb.is ~ iiiy
board
T~"nIr rIs y"una man ~nlv"l as
"urilrn r""in'haV D"iJ f"r IN.
,,,",, lod ruou hny" nuh,uIit"l "Ir tuh
fu, r,rmpiluh H"m r",vi"" A in'er
mn lnrllr ~ ihn rlnFWn ~" b"DaWao NJ
dnp"ud"nnv. although f"w RnnII1 ne.
rupniIon nu Tho rrau"n.
Hrvornl pnrHunn who u"rn rnglHtor-
rd IN nihor dIHirIciH WORN oInmlnoh
by III" county board yontorflay. IN.
rl,id"d In tho number wore two pris-
uncra'
n IN nlmONi certain that Ohio conn
ty'R quota Of I8I mon cannot be OH
tnInrd from Tho number qualifying. al
lowing for exemptions, but II was eS-
plnInrd that no call can be made for
additional mon without orders from
tho war department. Those nre not
expected before several weeks.
Members OF the board last night ex-
pressed appreciation OF the sedvices
OF G. A. Walden, district manager of the
Metropolitan Llfo Insurance company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
RICH OIL DEPOSITS IN
LOWER CALIFORNIA

WA*IiIE'i'rrH Ann Ipir""r'rS "f
II"h ''Il h"I'"nitr "a The Irlnud "f AnH'i
DO La EnnThn In the iIuIf "r fnllinI MIA
n ut "Ni"ndiug Ia ia" inHlninnh "r Low
81 tnlifuTnln nun,tin"rd I",ihy IA
uTTI,InI Mu- tenn iiulrnirlI"n I","l vol
hero H"v"TuuIUui rnIIiIIlHrl"n ~ r
I",inI"h Ia 'sII"Tr Tho IrIinn hnn 10
parted that tho fiuld In mo- uk tanrlvr ~
I" p'"niHn T." ouunl anything m thu
Il Ind In NoIlUo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
FORMER STENOCRAPHER
CALLED LAMBERT HOME.

M I,rI'iu Ma" ArIn" i"I"ftnr, ""'ll
n,,."u Iunnilin az" I" "'"h"V'"r''"' w
Ihr rrurImv nr I,nul,rri I'h"'u'""nl ""Iu
unuv IurIuV IEr'"l"'l ih"' ~" va" ih"
w,,,unu VIII" i"I"I,h"uch Ii'" apartment
,,C I,,,luu " I.ntuirtt "ntlr 1u"T'lnr
,unr,lup nm1 n"It"h III" n"il lf hr
500" III
III" until w"uI !" lnmh"ri" r""h
nuh found hlm i"Iug U,"Ilnllv w"und"h
Iu "a uruI ct blood \ CuIun"T'u Jury
returned verdict "f Uul"Id".
"'TwIr,u. uu Nlnuhny," UHid MlrH l'"r"-
trtIr. MIR Lambert cnll"h ~" nn'i "nrlv
'rur,ulnv morning. h" t"l"ph"u"d me
main md mlh. II cannot llv" nny
longer nin "a uirh aud l"n"Hnm".
rhrn II" hung M til" receiver,
Mim I"Intrrr nnih III" InInndlhi"lr
,rIlrd ih" hntIrr with the rrHult TINT
h,. ruIri,i,. wnr iliI'rnVrrIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
FIRE LOSS AT STATE
SCHOOL IS ADJUSTED

rIiAItI .ESTpN. ". En.. Aug --SnI
Il.m-uI ur the mr." l's5 "crnrl'.nrd hY
the recent burning ~ lhYr"n hull nj
wrrt rIrxinIn Institute. located nj In
alltut- war rn".trd al ""nr"r"n"n
hrrr to-day hni~o"n ia" nt"t~ hoard ~
ruuIrul nud l,rnl niluntrrs "f M" In
rurunrr ,unhunn!rr rhfiy ylnR tho hlnnlt"t
Tiak "n hnIl.ilnEa nj tho hlnl" lnntli""
ii,u, \ lump sum "f l:|.h1I 70 was
ar.ul.,-L h,Iltr board "f ""nir"l.
This ruu, IL "ntluinf"h ny hintr ""
slaIu l.. ho about half what II will ""at
,hn nInIc Ia r~plo"o III" building ma
rltiit,,n.nt rhn burned huil'llnE. u wan
nnh VIVA nI",ut ton Y"nrn OLD poorly
CnnrI Ir,,"I".i nni lin rnlu" ""nhl'lrinhIy v
tnI,I rClntch
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R00T Commission OPPOSED To
SENDING j. 6. TROOPS To RUSSIA
Kll,SSIA'S NEED Is
FOOD AND EQUIPMENT


WAnIiItttlrpn. T. g. Aux
T.mt,hpil" llnnpp,"S"l ~ M" ""ga""
tIun That Am",l,nn ,ro"pn hn vent '"
M, rnn,rrn rtunl wn- brought h"m"
by nil r.nopt ono "r tho m"mh"rn "f
tho mlcnInn Ia Nunnin.
I, wan authnritatlv"ly ntntrd 10 nIEht
that r'hnrlcn Edward Ruasell In tho
only ronmIaaInn"r who bnilrVra u a."
rlrnhl~ To put Holdlnrr from Tho unit"d
atntrn In RuanIa. and that tn" other"
prc convinced TINT thelr prnHonc"
would br detrimental rather than
hrlprul to tho armies OF tho now do
moCruCy.
t.lIhu Root and HIS nsnooiatos on tho
minalon lunch-d with Secretary Lans
INK today ind told him moro or th"lT
experiences and conclusions. ihnil
written report. submltted to pronldnnt
WILSON, yratcrdny probably Will not bn
mnlo public.
Organization nud rnruuremont. ana
not men. II wun explained tonight.
arc itunalnn nrrtla In tho nplhlnn III
The ma IutlIy II The rummlnrlnnrin
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RUSSIAN LIBERTY
LOAN is SUCCESS

I'rrItpn!IiAn. Aux. S--WodnrHdhY
il" nrni "r Ihr throo "T.ibnrty 1.0Hn
hnYr" iu Ilunnin. proved a Gr"at sunronr.
AutuniuhIlrn phTn,I"h Ihr nirrota n1 thH
"nuItul nnI ,iu",rnI-h iu..iIn wnrr ln-
rihll"d Ia Tho prin'Iinl ih"rUuHh[AFS9
for tlIu nnln uf thu whT LuNAA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
IEUMRN arY niDnY
IN NOW AL hliDI

WHGliINGTUN. %. C.. kmu. V.
Tho loo ran low al tho hIu army
bakory tho other day and tho
yoaal apoIlod. aud |n turn npoIlod
als thousand loavon Of broad, ho
broad iHatcd uuncr. 40 tho troops
couldn't oat II.
ThaI'a all thoro 10 to n story that
German spy put dnsdlY poison
ln tho Arnya food. which startled
many newspaper roadors at broak.
t.ut this morning.
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w, @ "',"' ,,,n -, cm,L,cI IA,
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,Lt ,iI n .III h, nnIcd .IhnI "a
r,,, ,,, ,, ruI. mr., rruI ar Tho
,,1 iI,ru,r,Ivcr for
.I,,,,,,, r, ,L,yrI,,Ilv obl, Ia
rl, ,It, Lr,ri hunrI rrnmIura 24O
,, n, ,,,,,1,,E rrd
n,m, -, mi, ,,,uhr nunIIrlc1 for
ro,yIc, ,u1 AI woro ycInc,rd for
,I,v,IrnI uurIncgs ThIrIylhrcr oi
Ihr mon cuIIrd for examination fRilrd
IA nrcucnI IbrmucIyop for Tho phyri-
rnI Lent yrptrTtay Tow who failed
io oDucnr an Tucrday mud WcdnrHhny
cn,r, I'm vcnlerdny md wnra oKnm.
In,d Thc to,uI number cnllad for
examination I'm wheeling wmH TIN.
nnd 7N0 men are acCuunIrd for IN tho
cIIy dram huurd'n report Hnvnrnl men
who cnmr Ia Wheeling rincG they reg
,slerrt nIrnwIirr. We're rsaminrh here
while uthnrn who hnv. gone rlhn.
whnin alnGc rrrlnIrnIi"n day were
tIanIcd trnnririn IuI n.umlnnlIun Ia
lhr hIin,lInlInu uf either in"ni hr"n
L,.,l.
u..mtns r.w I.L.y,
rI,r .IIr d,nu hunrd ii.In In",ninr
,iu L.,id =. n,.ui..,, tu, the ,.n."n,in
.il,,, If . I.w ,nnn r,nhnhIr ton la
~, a.
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TIM w HATH 81 "a

Wont virginia rnlr In woHl. showers
la auat puIIlnn friday. HnturnHy, fair.
Wnutnrm rannHylvauIa. Ohl"--raIily
rI"udy Friday aud Saturday. not muoh
uhnuuu Ia temperature.
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A total ur IN mon rnll"h Tor
rsnminuI Ion fnilrIl Ia nppnnT dui
IuE tho IIrnc hnyr hl'"ll"d II
ruuImctIuE the examinations IN
WhuUlluT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
COUNTY BOARD
To START SOON
ON EXENP PT|0NS
DECLARES I'll MEN
ARE PHYSICALLY FIT
Forty Rejected in Final Day. S
Tcst-Tis Evident Quota ;
Will Not Be Filled. !,
YoltardaY'a Reaulta.

iNDTE or IN, fifteen man
failing 10 appear for rInmlnhiion.
two nro ulrnndy ~ tho nrmy and
one whn examined In CLEVELAND.
Twelve failed lo Tnpurt In nddl.
iIun, tho board nInmllIrd nnvrThi
TnElnirnnin from other dlnIIIrin,j
Itnauits 10 Date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-10
483 CITY MEN
ME- f 7 PHYSICAL
REQUIREMENTS
LIST TO BI:
CERTIFIED AT ONCE
Exemptions Will Be Taken UP
Next Claims Because OF
Dependency Numerous.

UenuIiA 10 Dhto
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(Oont1nusd ON PAls Ts1.)
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1917-03-16
Lucky Eour-Leaf Clover.

1t is difficult to say what was the
original shamrock, trefoil or Herb
Trinity. The leaf now recognized as
the national emblem Is that of the
white clover, but the name shamrock
is generic and is applied also to the
purple clover, the speedwell, the pim-
pernel and to the wood sorrel.
The clover of two or four leaves was
held sacred in the festivals Of the
Greeks. The one of four leaves, when
carried about, is supposed to insure
success at play and confer the power
of detecting evil spirits. The lover
may put 1T under his pillow and he
will dream of his beloved, or the maid
en- may slip it into her sweethearts $
shoe without his knowledge and 1t
will insure his safe return from any
Journey. 1t may be employed to pre-
vent the wearer's being drawn into
military service, is said to be cure
for lunacy, and is still, among the
Irish, regarded as magical, even sacred.
Snakes dislike it exceedingly and will
not remain where it is growing.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1917-03-16
IRISH LOVE OF EQUALITY
In Some Ways 1t Has Tended to Pre-
vent a Closer Unificat!on OF
the Great Race.

The art and literature of the Celt
naturally is pure, noble, moral, re-
fined and idealistic. Besides, his love
of equality has a leveling effect, and
a tendency to uniformity of social and
economic ideals. This love of equal
ity has, however, prevented a closer
unification of the Irish race in matters
vital to it's independence as q separ-
ate and distinct people. Their sensi-
tiveness, it must be admitted, is the
real reason why, notwithstanding their
acknowledged valor, they lost their in
dependence; and mainly because of
this natural instinct, they cannot and
never could accept conquerors or mas
ters with that humility that would
have lulled suspicion and created a
new starting point for a successful
dash and break for Independence.
This sensitiveness absolutely prevents
forgetfulness, and the hatred engen-
dered by centuries of persecution can
not be dulled or dispelled by promises