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Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28

E. K. Allen and Mrs. c. D. Ben nett came In from Rodman bay yes terday In their launch pixie
 Miss Esther Cashon is improving after weeks rather serious Illness at the Cashon homo.
 A regular scmi-monthly meeting of Che Trcadwell fro department will bo held at the hall this evening
 Stanley Marks loft the first Of Che week for Seattle, where he will re- sume his studies ut tho University Of Washington.
 Dr. R. V. Ellis arrived yesterday from Chichagof on hurried visit Mrs Ellis and little daughter have been here for a week or more.
 Mrs. s. J. Hopper, accompanied by her daughter. Miss Elizabeth, thc popular vocalist. left on the Princess Alice this morning for a visit Co Seattle. where John Hopper son and brother. Is attending 8choul
 Mrs. IT. J. Wood and little daugh- ter loft on the Al-Ki this morning for Seattle. Go which place Mir. Wood preceded them three weeks ago on receipt Of nows of tho serious illness of his mother. who has since died.
 Al. Ropp former cyanide cmploye at Treadwoll. was on the Island yes terday shaking hands with many friends while cnroute from tho west ward Co California. where he will be engaged in tungsten mining the coming winter.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28
DOUGLAS LYRIC

Friday and Saturday -Margarita Fischer in Miss Jackie of the Navy"
 Sunday and Monday-A double feature. Charlie Chaplin in "Tho Im- migrant and econd episode of "Thc Crimson Stain" mystery There are no murders In the second episode. but plenty of thrills.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28
CONTEST GOES WEST

s. D. Combcst, former supcrin- tcndent of tho Treadwcll cyanide plant. was a passenger on the Wat son for the westward, where he win remain for tho winter His wife left a few days ago for Seattle and. In tho event of her husband settling again in Alaska, will return in thc spring.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28
HEADQUARTERS FOR
 SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Just received a large supply of School Supplies consisting Of Draw ing Tablets. Writing Tablets both for Pen and Pencil, Rulers, Pencils, Inks, Erasers, Pens, Pen Points, free blottcrs for the asking, Pencil Boxes, Composition Books Spelling Blanks, Examination Blanks, in fact, everything for the School Chill dren.
 All these goods arc priced very low. they were bought at the old prices.
 See our Beautiful Window Dis play for prices and goods.
 You can buy cheaper here than elsewhere.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28
THOMPSON, OF COURSE"

Having completed and placed in position tho large signs indicating the location Of the Douglas-Troad- we'll Rcd Cross headquarters, "Thompson. or Course" the painter, left today on thc steamer Al-Ki for Seattle. where ho will visit friends and enjoy a well-earncd rest.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28
DOUGLAS CHURCHES
Lutheran Immanucl

Lutheran Immanucl
 (Rcv. Martin l.. Larson. Pastor) Sunday school nt 10 a. m.
 Divine service at D. m.
 Confirmation school next Friday at D. m.
 The Ladies' Aid will meet next Thursday afternoon at the homo of Mir. and Mrs. John Johnson at Bull lion.
 On Tuesday evening, November goth. Che annual sale of the Ladies Aid will be held. This was decided at the last meeting Of the Aid so- cicty.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28
KNITTING CLASS

The professor Of knitting has Che following instructions Co impart. Co which the class will please give strict attention:
 Sleeveless Sweater
 21h hanks Of yarn (% lbJ; 1 pair Rcd Cross Needles No. 8.
 Cast on so stitches. Knit 9. purl stitches for ( inches. Knit plain until sweater measures 20 inches. Knit 2S stitches, bind or 24 stitches for neck. loose. Knit 2S stitches. Knit ridges on each shoulder, east on 24 stitches. Knit plain for 21 inches. Purl 9. knit stitches for { inches. Sew up sides, leaving 9 inches for armholcs. Two rows sim gle crochet around neck and 1 row single crochet around armholes.
 Wristlets No.
 la hank Of yarn Ck lbD; pair Red Cross needles No. 2.
 Cast on AS stitches, knit and purl for 12 inches, and sew up, leaving two inches open space for thumb 2 inches from the edge.
 Muffler
 23A hanks yarn (% lb); 1 pair Red Cross needles No. 8.
  Cast on 90 stitches or II inches. Plain knitting for 6S inches.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28

New planking has been put down by the Treadwell company from the postoGicc to the foot of the hin near the central power plant. New plank lng is also being put In the Hume which conducts the water down the hill past tho Erie drug store.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28
Congregational

(Rov E. S. Bollingor, pastor)
 Rally Day 10 a.. m., Sunday school
 II Q. m, Sunday School Rally Program and Primary Graduation.
 7:3O D. m., Worship, "A Message for Trying Times"
 Beginning with this Sunday all the evening services will be at 7:3O.
 The Rally Day program at II a. m. will be especially appropriate. Tho theme of the exercises will be "Thc Faith of the Pilgrim Fathers " A presentation of this faith will be given by a group of l5 girls.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28
TO JOIN NAVY

Pat Mcclure. former fire chief hero. left for the south today on the steamer City of Seattle, having en- listed in the American navy.
Douglas Island news., 1917-09-28
st. Lnkels lEpiscopaN Churoh

St. Luke's (Episcopal) Church Clergy - The Very Rev. Dean Christian; the Rev. Canon Butcher. services-l7th Sunday after Trim lty. Sept. 30, 1917:
 Sunday school at 10 a. m
 Morning prayer and sermon. II a. m.
 The Rev. Canon Butcher will preach.
 All arc cordially invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
Germans Tired OF The
War But Determined

ROTTERDAM Monday. Feb. l." fEla
London. Feb. l3l--rwo Americans Wh"
havS reached Rotterdam SINCE The break
in diplomatic relations between Ger
NAM ana the United States, although
in both r;ts,cS their PASSPORTS had been
urpiicd for before The rupture. save
similar accounts Of present conditions
IL Germany 10 The Associated Press TO-
day. One Of these men came from
Htriiu. the other from Frankfort. Each
had been in Germany little more than
:; year, and in that time each man lost
thirty pounds in weight.
Theodore Wursltn. "n engineer. OF
with wovkingm"n in Berlin showed h!ln
thul. thry wrr" tired of war. hut never
thclcss determined to hnld out. Mani
Of them earn good wages. virtually all
OF which they spend Tor fond. and they
are thus better OF than persons hlShr,
in the social scale. MIR. Wursln said
he often saw groups Of British. French
and Russian war prisoners. especially
Eu Ssians. sweeping tn" streets. cartlue
goods and performing o:h"r labor.
He said they were neE"r mol"Sted or
insultcd. OF AIr. Wurslin's ten ,Alncri-
can associates about half had decided
TO remain in Germany whatever hap
prned.
The other America IS n New Yora
business man, who said the food sltua-
ton was very bud in Frankfort. He told
narrowing stories OF the hurdships un-
dergon" BY the people. who. he said,
were utterly weary Of the war. hut en-
tiraly devoted To the military leaders.
Both these men asserted the break
between Germany and America had
caused no excitement, that Americans in
Germany were being well treated and
that no apprehension need hc felt Tor
the welfare If those left behind. While
agreeing that most articles OF food We're
still to be had by persons will we'll
allied hey said the nDnrEr classes
were suffering. but that the country WAS
not near The starvation pOint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14

rio, rcnnion and peace jubilee to be
held on tho government domain in the
VicksburE-- National Military park next
October~l6-l9.
Three new bills were introduced
bringing tho total number in the nous:
Al this session up TO 3S'. one TS 49,,
TO the incorporation of the city OF Spcn-
Ger, another TO n school house levy IN
Eichland. district. Ohio county, and inc
other to an appropriation for coWplcC-
ing tho Midland trail route through
Putnam county. ..~~.'
A record vote or the EcSSlon--HS r..
corded on the passa gc -rf"rhe hill! rclu'-
ing 10 the chllarrn-s homo NJ Elkins as
ninety. .nie!uhcrs voted aye. one no an"
three were absent and not EuiInG. IN
e,na,e bin to reEul2l" The operation or
annuity companies was passed ny IN"
house without q disscnt!n& vote. hui
seven members were ahSrEt. Ihi" Hl!l
IS TO take effect from passage.
Nine members voted ne'g INST thc hi!i
nassed by tho scnatc several days a%8
regulating the appointment "t and pay
For assistant prosecuting attorneys. AS-
sisinnt prosecutors shall b" EaId by I'll"
prosecuting attorney from III" inC"m"
rf his Office. except IN the following
counties: Cabcll. Fayct". kanawha.
Marion, Mcdowell. Mercer. Ming. l;a'-
righ. Wood. Ohio. Logan and Harrison.
In these counties the SALARY 81 IL" Hs-
siStant shall he paid out of the county
treasury. The compensation IS I" h. II"
more thnn $1,000 u year in tn counties
Of Cabell. Mercer and Raleigh. ana not
less than $1,000 or more, than 5000 III
the other counties named
Other hills passed hy III" hons" re-
late 10 the following subjects: city
councils md contracts: Hidt" auditing
board: bureau Of markets: claims
against counties and municipalities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
ACCUSED man IN .
DENIAL Of CRIME

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. -
Howard SainpsnuS late Viii soon resi-
with thr jury. His trial Mt clay Court
Uuus.. was concluded lac today Alter
III" defendant. his father and his Sol
mother each had sworn positively mat
he had not left his home oil the ilEht nc
i. alleged 10 have murdered preston
Tanner. a neighbor. and burned his nome
10 hide evidences Of the crime.
- went 10 my room and To bed a ~
o'clock Tho evening before the fire. tie
riar,d young sampson on tue WllneSH
stand I'm going In my room hau ~
pass through that of my inth"r ana ~;
as we'll as my :Stcp-o;h"r SAW me. nIu
No, Ir;tye my room until awakened late
In Tho night. when looked out Of IN"
house I saw Tanners ho"s'" was ahrc
and reused my Gather to Tell hIn'
about it. ,,,o
stand and test lilr,d as he did Monday 20
Tho "rrnc, that his son had not lriL inc
hn,:se the night nf the murder until thcy
All wnui nutsil. 10 see The fire.
Awri!lncntS nf counsel scr" hrSuu late
today. An
drew sampson will be placed on tTLai.
lie Is Indicted together with his son lor
the murder Of Tanner.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Pittsburgh. Pa. JAnulH !, WI.
Tho Pittsburgh. Wheeling and kentucH Railroad
Company. y corporation OF the State OF HeH Viz
plni, Tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and b.
Louis Railway Company. . corporation Of the Statet
Of PENNSYLVANIA. West vlrEnis, Ohio. indiana and
Illinois, the vandalla Railroad Company. . corpors-
lion OF tho States Of indiana and illinois, and The
Andersen Belt Railway Company and The Chicago.
Indians and Eastern Railway Company. corporations
OF the State OF Indiana. hare. according 70 the Lawn
Of those States. been consolidated into railroa1
conpauy named The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago
and st. Louis Railroad Company. effective January
J. 1917, The agreement Of consolidation having been
filed In the office Of the SocretaU oil HkAs OF Wen
yirrinih OH tho 18th day Of December, lele.
Hereafter tho property formerly owned By the Pits
barSh Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad COMPANY,
Ths Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and It. Louis
Railway Company. Vandala Railroad Company. The
Anderson Belt Railway Company and Chicago. Indi-
ana and Eastern Railway Company In tho States Of
Hest VIRGINIA, PennsyITapiE, Ohio Indiana and ILL.
po,. will he owned and operated BY ThS PitubcrIh.
Cpcinn.u. Chicago and 1t Louis Biilrosd Com.
pany. :. =.
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY
yANDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO. INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
"rASi' g. 3. CHURCH.
;s-l5-6ot bsc1starI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
WILL CANVASS VOTE
AND DECLARE RESULT

WASHINGTON. Feb 13.-ConErest
will meet in joint session tomorrow III
TIN. hall of the house 10 canvaSs IN"
vote Of the November election and /"
declare Woodrow Wilson and Thomas L.
Marshall formally elected for the. four
year term beginning March next.
The president pro trmpore or M;
senate, Senator Sauisburg, will prcsld"
over the Joint session md supervise the
official count. Senator's Kern. OF lndl-
ana. and Clapp. Of Minnesota. have been
designated az tellcrS on the. part or the
senate. and Representatives. Rucker, or
Missouri. and Map~s. Of Michigan. on
the part Of The house.
The senate will march to the house
shortly before l o'clock, preceded by
senate pages bearing the boxes con-
tanning election certificates from the
forty-cight states. When Senator
Salisbury takes the gavel Speaker
Clark will stand ut his left white the
tellers arc canva ssinG and announcing
the vote state by state in alphabetical
order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
PAINS IN Lees;
C0ULDN' 7 WALK
SOMETIMES, COULDN'T SLEEP
RHEUMATIC PAINS WERE
so VERY BAD.
FOUND QUICK RELIEF
AFTER TAKING TANlAC

~ only took one bottle of Taalac and
seldom have a pain now. though pc
fore | began using it was suffering
With rheumatism. felt run down<'all
over, had a poor appetite and pains N
nv legs and arms some nights so Dad
! could hardly get 10 sleep, and some
times could hardly walk down the
street" declared another "neelihs6
Tanlac booster, Mr.. J. Thomas, lU4s
Eoff street and in telling or the eleac'
coed he received from the ne" heol,
cine, he said, further ENJOY n
fine appetite, sleep fine ana leei 81
much better all over reconii r,aGl
Tanlac knowing it is a very gooa ineo-
i,,ine esnecially for rheumatism. ~
What is rheumatism? -,
T,octors ascribe rheumatism 10 'VaTl'
ms causes and classify it by many
ditYerenl names. and we have ID Hino
that form of rheumatic pains TeSpfitls
rrnn an excess of uric acid IN the
blood Whsn the Kidneys are weak OF
sIngg;sh. and the uric acid coiiecIs 81
,hicEIy that il can no longer~5e helu
in a solution, it forms into~unF, [9ush
nr Jagged crystals that lmoed, lhent
selves in the muscles or JOINS GU ~
cause cruel suffering whenever tne
affected part Is moved. IaaiaS hes'
I RFGeea moment nH before getting dollar
lSIi At c. II. Griest & Co.'S d I,ag
Irnre here in Wheeling. if troubled
VIII Win rheumatic pains, sciatica ana ana
menralgic troubles, resulting from Inc ne
Irritating action of these Jagged Wiz l.;G
acid CRYSTALS. BY stimulating the hip.
news to normal activity. >taniac. qui tha
~ assists the kidneys 10 fluSh OUT tLe e
Uric acid and poisons when are tt,e
r mar troubles. Get dollar bottle to-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
DON'T WANT THE EX-
NEWSROY ON CHANGE

rSanh 1rcinslo-k. ono" Park Fox
T"vsbny. to- Obtain seat on tn" stock
,>changh- received q setback t"da% "L't
,hr cyrhanr. expelled from mHmhcrSnip
Al,rr, &. Wheeler. II. whose seat w en-
stock purchased Al auction recently l"'
$in. .ol-
/. Wheeler. wh"n lis wifi" sought tn col.
bet alimunv after n separation. VEN
into bankruptcy. RAINING the unpaid eLf-
1nunv as q: liability and Iii: stock en-
change seat among his asses: mn
a.. ,S.,;s ,y.r,.. aI:,.; innrd of E'.instock
Ind in The sat ~ Sin. This purchase
hns mo-, w., ir.rn approved hy the rnurl$"
hut III" expulsion nf Wheeler To-Day
will now. 4 is said. prevent NTinstocE
from using the membership VALUED IT.
So 600 80
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ASK FOR RELEASE
CONTINUED from Ptrst Pago.)

detention Of more than 1000 Ameri-
can refugees.
III develops that no message has
been received Al the state department
since the break with Germany from
either Ambassador Elkus al Constan:.
.iinoplp. or from Consul q encrd
Murphy in Sofia. who cared for the
American interests throughout But
garia. All cables To and from botn
uointS must 90 through Vienna, bit
officials have no Indications as 10
whether they are held up there or by
1.-THE local Bulgarian and Turkish
IauthoritirS.
Meanwhile the naval collier Caesar,
loaded with food and clothing con-
tributed by Americans for the suffer
rrs in Syria, and the cruiser Des
Moinrs, loaded with medical supplies,
are lying at anchor in 4 eXandria
harbor unable 10 C0ntinu" their vo!'
age 10 Beirut because oI the uncrr.
laintv as To what greeting they would
meei.l They are lOn@ overdue al
Beirut. where they were not only !"
unload their supplies for the deSIi tuln
SyrianS hut also 10 take on board
The Detained Americans.
Heretofore appeals I" Germany
nave Iptn tllltdtlDNS III lIiSLaHtC''>
whcr" it was desired 10 bring pres
sage on Turkey bur its employment
now would b" embarrassing if not out
o! the question.
Ii was explained after the cabinet
meeting that full reports on the treat
mrni Of German sailors an war-bound
ships was awaited so as 10 make GER
tain that no subordinate official had
exceeded his authority in dealing
with the ships or their crews. The
governments Instructions have been
that legal lechniCalitirs should b
waived III order to avoid any. appear
aucc Of dcpriving the Germans OF
any Of their rights. This has been
done at all ports ot the continental
United States and where officials in
the Philippines and elsewheSae have
undertaken to guard against Che ships
becoming menacrS TO navigation, or
d"rs have been issued 20 ronfine such
efforts strictly 10 surveillance with
action only when essential
Ecrmany'E rr-dctcn,inn nf TIE Tar
rnwdHlr prisoners. who had bern or.
d"rrd released upon the demand Of
the United States Just before the
break in relations has aroused keen
indignation. tho incident almost ov-
ershadOwinG temporarily other issues
Of the grave situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
EIahorate Precaution.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Elaborate
precautions have been taken bE leu
eral and municipal authorities TO IN
sure the safe departure OF Count Won
Bernstorff, German ambassador ana
the l49 members Of the embassy STAR,
from this port tomorrow on the steam
ship Frederick VIII:
The liner, the pier and the route
along which the Ambassador Will
travel after he leaves the train from
washington, all were under special
guard tonight. Dudley Field Malone,
collector OF the port, slept aboard the
Frederick VIII, having given lnstruc'
tions TO be called if there Is any Vlo-
latton Of the rigid orders put in force
regarding the approaches 10 the liner.
Harbor Police Launches
Patrolled the river tonight in proX-
unity to the steamship, Keeping close
watch on the vessels ruddcr should
an attempt be made 10 disable the
steering apparatus or In any other
way inflict damage that might delay
sailing. A barricade was constructed
on the pier to hold back curious
crowds or persons wishing to say
goodbye to passengers. NO person
will be permitted to go beyond this
barrier other than passengers. OIL.
GERS and crew. Count Won Bernstorlt
and those travelling with him.
Arrangements have been made u
bring the ambassadors !raIn to within
4 block and a half Of the pier over Il
switching system used only In excep-
tional cases Ordinarily the am baSsadpi
would have to leave his train ~ oiockS
from the liner where the tracks OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
AS BLACK As YOUR nat
Yes-That's Old Black Joe
Cough Syrup.

Look-for~ that good old colorcd mans
face on the package and label. The
syrup, Is as black a his Cac" and
just as kind ard hunrsr-noI Il drop
OF opium or habit-fo"r1in@ narcotic
drugs in Il. but mv.--hOw It docs
get down 10 thai sore spot. The
phIegm loosens. the soreness diSap-
pears and relief is instant
You can't afford to risk cough Syr-
ups thar contain dangerous driGs
Just insist on Old Black-Iuc Cough
Syrup and bc~;-afTT Good for CHI
dTcn -:ss~,wH1l as %"oWn-ups. DIG
bottle for ~ cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
Won IGEL WILL Be
PERMITTED TO SAIL

NEW YORk. Feb. l3.--Wolt Won lErI.
for.n"r secretary ~ Captain Franz Won
rapcn. dismissed German MAYA attacu.,
-v,I IT,. n,rrui,ied to sail tomorrow on
the rrcdrr.ei; vi. rs a member nt AM
hnsxadnr yrn Brrn*,0rffs staff although
under rrtlcinl indclmcnt charging mn
with alleged. completely in u plot I" . a.
.trov III" N;-lland canal. federal OH
ri.IS oIIrI,trd here today. Won lGel :
natnc mrp"rr4 ON tho passenger list If
the trcirri"s; VIII
Won Igrl. Ritrr h!s arrest, was r.,
leased on s2U.900 bal! ana MS tr''t' l'o'
lime 10 iiln. has hEcn pOStn0nrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
MAY Be Significant.

WASHINGTON. fcb. l3.-Baroncss
Zwieknck. wife OF the charge Of the
.AuAtr0-HungAr!an nmbassy, has mado
arrangements to depart from the United
States with Count and Countess Won
Rcrnstorlf and the German embassy
staff. In some quarters I'll" departure
Of tho wife of the charge was regarded
as significant. in'Vicw OF the status Of
relations between the United States and
AuStrO-Hungury.
At the embassy. however il WAS said
thai the Baroness simply was taking
advantage Of what seemed TO be safe
opportunity to return TO Austria where
her children arc.
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IS HOPEFUL
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the statement quoted above, and then
some questions were asked.
Among other things. he denied en-
phatcally reports that he had talked
10 various persons on the subject of
peace since the break between the
United States and Germany.
az have not talked politics with any
one since the break came" he said.
ANY statement TO the contrary Is pure
fiction. You can believe me when
say this. have never lied 10 news
paper correspondent since have been
In Washington. Sometimes | have not
told you all that ! knew, because IN
the position occupied that was I'M.
possible. But whatever | have told
YOU has been the gospel truth.
will ever come back to WaShlnS'
TOM" he continued, in response to an;
other query. well, | am not thinking
about that now. am thinking about
going back 10 Germany.
Where am l going when, l get 10
Germany That all depends. am
going first to Berlin. Then. maybe, |
will 20 to my place near Munich. |
don't know just what ! shall do. II Is
all 40 uncertain. II knew | would tell
YOU, The only things ! do know now
cannot talk about. | have turned
everything over TO the Swiss minisl-
ter and be will have talk about them
In the future"
As the correspondents departed
Count Won BerntSorff shook han0S
said Goodbye TO each as he passed
out the door.
After dinner at the embassy last,
minute packing was completed ana
Connt and Countess Won Bernstorff
were driven, near midnight to the
station where their party already had
assembled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
GREAT FIRE SWEEPS
THROUGH GREEK PORT

LONDON. Feb. -. 9:g4 Il. 'r.-rlrte
ia sweeping through Il lnrS" section w
tho riraclS. aud has caused Il heavy loSS
uT Ifn. according 10 Il Reuters dispAtch
sent from IN" Greek port laSi H'Eh,,
AZ tho time lh,e dispatch was nicd tho
trt. had rc>n raging for -FOUR hours ami
vas uncontrolled in. spit" nf the com
bincd efforts IF All the available 'ireT.'
irrmrn and soldiers. aided BY Frcnrh'
British and Italian soldiers. TIL" con-
fl grafton started in munitioh factory
Intr Monday aIterru0n and spread rap
idlr ,.rrr a c.nSiN,rnDlc area.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-14
REVIVAL CONTINUES.

Largo crowds are attending the re-
vival ut the FRS; Christian church.
which Is now I'm its second week. Last
week Rev S. S. Lappin, superintendent
of the extension department OF Bethany
College. was in charge. but from now un-
Ill the close It will be in charge Of the
pastor, Rev w. Fl. Fields.
: New members arc being added to the
church roll daily. Last night Rev.
Fields preached on Christian service.
The choir has a special musical pro-
gram for each evening.