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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
.ELKS WILL HONOR :
THE FLAG TONIGHT
Judge F. w. Nesbtt the Orator in Pub
lie Flag Exercises at the
E!ks Club.

Wheeling lodge No. %, B. P. o.
Elks, will hold public Flag day exer::..
cises at S o'clock this evening In thea
Elks club on Fifteenth street. Friends
of the lodge are invited to attend and
witness the pretty tribute paid to Olds
Glory in this annual patriotic event. -
Judge Frank w. Nesbitt will de!iveIs
the Flag day address. He has selected
for his topic the single word "Patrlot-:
ism" but the address will convey to-
the Elks and their guests the ideals
of patriotism as only Judge Nesbitt
can express his views OF the love OF.
home and country. ).
There will be pretty ritualistic en-
ercise and special selections of PATHS
otto music. -
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RIVER NEWS


With a present stage of IS feet aud
falling ras: night. tho Ohio river will
nav reached (. stage Of abou, Il feet
by this afternoon. TeGmSterS Of this
vicinity who have occasion 70 drive
their teams 10 tho wharfboa's will
welcome this news, as during the past
several days. with the river at a rath-
or high stage. they were compelled 70
drive over III" humrv cob5los'oneS IN
order 20 reach the steamers and the
wharfboat.
The Milton left for Matanoras At
1I:%O o'clock ye$tarta" morning.
Tho Reuben Dunbar arrive dat the
local dorh ar noon yesterday. from
PittSbG ard left shortly attcrwarI
for Charleston.
The Lihr-t? arrived here last night
from Matainc-as and will leave his
morning at II o'clock for Marietta.
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Mccor-Hervey Wedding.

At three o'clock this afternoon. Miss
Margaret ilcrvcy, daughter ~ Mr; ana
Mrs. Leonard j. licrvey OF Tr:adelrh!a-
john Robert Mccoy. Special interest
attaches I" tho day. which has been
chosen for the wedding. AS IL WAS thi.i
day scv"nty-tive years ago That the
brides grand parents. Richard ana Mar
garct Garter, we're welded. Inc price
was chriStcned Margaret for this 5rar1-
mother.
Tho groom is the son oc Mr.. and Mrs.
Ealpa Mccoy and IL connected with tho
Hazel Atl;iS Glass company. having To-
c1Ny large circle OF business a.:d So
The Wedding Will be solemnized n:
thr brides HON" by R"v. L. Is. L."wcllyn
Of tbs Stone Presbyterian church. nj
Elm Grove. The rooms Will be- hraui-
fu! win their wealth OF summer flowers
and roses VIII be lavIshly used. n
luff"t slipper will Inv scrvr,! tnr guests
NJ The conclusion OF the ceremony and
,aany fri"n6s and r"lrrives OF the two
families have bccn invited.
Miss Hervey will wear IA gown com,
satin. The skirt is in two tier effect
with landings Of satin. The bodice ~
Of satin. VITA low square neck ana long
sleeves. She Will carry an arm bouquet
Of bridal roses. There Will b" no at
tcnianta and The bride ami groom viii
enter the parlnr 10 n" Mcn!ciSShon
wedding march. which viii i" played hy
Miss Edna lnSruham, close friend "r
the brid".
shortly after, tho Informal reception.
which will follow tho wedding. Mr.. Mo
Coy and his bride will leave for thH
East where they will remain fnr two
weeks. AMI Will then TAX up thtir resi-
d"uce with ia" parents uf IN" groom ~
Philadelphia Tho bri.c will !ravr! in
an nutit Of tan with which she will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Old Folks Saved
From Suffering

Mrs. Mary A. Dean, Taunton. Mass 2
In her s7th year, says: II thought IA
was beyond the reach OF medicine. outS
Foley kidney Pills have Froven most
beneficial in nay case. e, =
Mr.. Sam A. Hoover. High Point
N. c., writes: my kidney trouble was
worse at night and had to get up
from Ave to seven times. Now do.
not have to get up at night, and con-.
slider myself in a truly normal con.
dillon, which I attribute to Foley Kid
ney Pills, as I have taken nothing
else"
SAYS: II suffered from kidney all:
ments for two years; I commenced
taking Foley Kidney Pills ten months
aro and though / am 81 years Of age,
I feel like a 16-year-old girl"
Foley Kidney Pills arc tonic;
strengthening and up-building, and
restore normal action to the kidneys
and to a disordered and painful oiaG,
no dangerous Or harmful drugs.
FOR ouls ~ 3rna coleman co.
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MEM ROAD 10 WHARF.

Within the near future plans are to
be made for now road which will be
constructed along the vail which
guards the PENNSYLVANIA railroad track
and will make wide sweeping surve
10 the wharfbpat. Within TIE past sew
oral DAYS. whno the stage Of the river
was high. teansters Of this city who
ha,,i f.sigh. - and from the steamers
and wh2rfhoat have had much diff
culr" travelling o"cr the road which
leads to the wharf on account of the
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1.uir,ts of Columbus Darce.

Pleasing III every detail %as the fance
given hv the knights OF Columbus IN
thr carroll club last evening a.s elm
pIimeni To tho ladies, WHO nave so g si o.
c:ously served Ut their many "''''fS
during tho past season. .; re
SIMPLICITY mari<cd tn" decorations or
tho auditorium. which were palms ana
small American faGs.
The Premier orchestra piaEcd nm e@
rcp,innally fine dance program. an" az
jn:5n o'clock a splendid luncheon was
served in The dining room. which WIS
Juitr pretty. with is chairs covered IN
white. and fables with SNOWY ',n si..
old roshinncd pinks. tho colors or the
order, used as crn;erpieces.
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Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

This Is a remedy that rvery family
should be provided with, and especial
" during the summer months. Think
Of the pain ard suffering that must
be- endured when. medicine must be-
sent for or before relief can be OBJ
tanned This remedy is thoroughly r"ii.
able. Ask anyone who has used it.
Obtainable evcrywhere.-Adv.
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mud and slime which have been de-
posted since the river began 10 re-
cede. The proposed new road will also
relieve the congestion which occurs
every day when wagons and trucks
block the approaches awaiting their
turn 10 unload.
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hv Mrs. Charles kcesor. Mrs. A. II.
Eol,ijI"rll. Miss Jessie EC SIS and Miss
Woruthy stanton. and all proceeds WI
be turned over for The use or the hed
Cross society.
The chlldrcns dances will be one OF
the prctticsI features Of the AFTERNOON.
and one in particular "IlI Dc thG 10y
Srmnhnry, from the Center school! un-
der The direction Of Miss Minnie Losey.
The program of patriotic numbers
will be concluded by lableaux. posed by
Mrs. Edward Pitcher.
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The regular monthly meeting OF tho.
board OF directors OF the Young Wom.-
ems Christian Association Will De held
tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock in
tho association rooms. All mem oers
arc urged to attend for the considera-s !.
lion Of business matters.
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For visitors.

Miss Ethel Smith. of Cniontown, "a
Who has been the guest of Mrs. a. H.
Hoblitzell. OF EdEewood. has gone 10
Morgantown. where she VII! Visit s0!l,J
several very pretty attentions, during
her stay. and although the parties were
small, were delightful events OF the
June days.
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'My salary is $4,000 year. Couldn I
you live on that"
II supposed could manage 10 live on
It," replied the cirl. "huI | "NpaC'"H
to do &. lot OF entertaining after w3a
married ."--PhiladclDhia Bulletin.
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Service Postponed.

Tie Dating ciub OF The \. VI. Z. a.
has rostponrL the Sunday vesper sery-
lc: from June !; - June -. owing 10
the illness Of tie president. -,
The service on sunday. June -. VIII
take place on tho lawn surrounding the
home OF Mrs. =. :! HuSus ~ f.lIn"oou.
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VACATION fIEI::EE[:K55
FIND MANY H()N|EE::
STUDENTS DAILY RET u r N NC
FROM COLLEGES AND 3:
SCHOOLS.
Pretty Wedding This Afternoon Of
h;ISs Margaret HerVey and MIR.
james Robert Mccoy
X. OF c. Dance.

While u."nE az The Boy ana Gl:I'
have returned frum halls nj learning,
the coming days vii! tird ever! lra!n
into the city bearing crowds OF ines"
c;,.,"y, busting prrSunaGr;. COW
with The schuu! year over and all tho
problems and difficulties Shc!Nr0 IuE
fAc weeks u come. 4 free. iuii non
Gar .p:rad out before them buuhI'I
only ~ the horizon u: next school
year, small wuECrr i""!T, return Is
marked bv such uXur@rrHnt spirits.
Amen. those returning his spring
are several from the University OF
West Nir-iaia At MoTgantn"n. in
GLIDING:
Helen Davidson, Grace Anderson.
Helen Eiic, Edith DanncSan.
Mcssrs.--
Harry NoIte. Tom Scholte!H.
Oliver Edwards.
I,i<scs Sarah Moss and Dcrthn
c;r,nhauscr will be HON" from mo
Ohio State university al Columbus.
Charles IrlIers will soon ~" home
from Lchish and Russcil Goodwin
has returned from ". {: l.. il" Brun'
Ing, Hawthorne Court, who l. a stu
dent 1T the Culver military academy.
Is home. Charles Cu!t,t!. Il student ~
Georgetown university, 'IaS returned
~ his home On North Main street
Clarke Fulton, son Of Or and Mrs.. w.
Fulton, will bc homc from IutlS
cnIlccc. Rn5cr, Reed and Junior
Brown will return from MlnrnrSter'
"a. where they attend the SH"nHn.
doah military. Harold Mei2n7r. son Oh
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcizacr, MaS
graduated this spring from OHlo v rS-
icyan. James 3. Riley. another stu
don't from Wheeling at tn" tnlvrrSltS
of GEORGETOWN at Washington. ID. e.,
has returned to his home on IhlF-
trcnth street.
Miss Cornclia Felmbright Is home
from school ut Baltimore. Miss Ilar-
rrtt Hanan, Of Br0okside, who was
graduated from Dana Hall this spring
will return soon. Miss Helen Gather,
who is Il student at Highland Hall al
NolidaysburC. Pa. is home for the
summer Also Miss Louise Nelson
Whitaker from Rosemary cnlleSs. at
Greenwich. conn. Miss Eleanor Tay
Tor. OF the Island. and Miss Josephine
Cox, of Woodsdale, will be here for
the summer from DR. SarGcnt'S school
In New York. Miss Margaret
OF Woodsdale, will return from the
preparatory school OF Bryn Mawr, and
Miss Ethel Mrtznnr from Goucher.
Misses Ethel Fair and Dorothy C:r"lG
wore graduated This June from Mount
Ida at Boston. Mass. Miss H"lH"
Hlz,rit from Smiths c0llec" ard Miss
Katherine Hoffman from t." HrE2"tt
school IL M.!lh"ouk, y. Y. Miss Helen
Taiiman will il" hnTr from the same
school, and Miss Ida Hubbard from
DR.. SargGn;'s. in New York.
Elmer Schenk, a student AZ Salts
burg. Pa, is home from school. and
Harry L. Bond, Jr., from the Cniver-
si;y of Wisconsin. from which ins;i-
tuition he was graduated in early June.
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DAVIS ISLAND pAM-2.a feet. fall
TECRENvTLLE--l6a feet. falling;
clear
M0HGANTONN-s5 feet, falling;
clear.
Uii. c1Tv-5.5 feet. falling; clear.
WAREFE-5 feet; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Shower Cor Brde-Elcct.

Mis- Lorain" I!ufTrut"r. whose OIL
easement To Walter Lirich uf Pitts
burEI. Inns been announced "HS given
:, pretty party last evening BY MISS
Wilma Harprcr 1t h"r home On -
South Sid. T!"r, were p!"a:5tnL sainrs
ana music to anIuAc IL, guess. VINO
we're, later served n iun,irOn. ;.ttra'-
lively appointed. Miss li":reu:cr was
presented WIKI many articles Tor her
kitchen by tho following guests:
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Will Meet Friday Morning.

tired In a suit OF blue chiffon :affeta
with hat and shoes OF similar shade.
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Afternoon Party.

2 =
Mrs. Kathleen Gilltgan and daughter
Miss Margaret Giiligan. entertained the
Ladies' Carroll Social Club yesterday af.H
tornoon. ut the Carroll Club. There wereE
five tables of players for the bridge
games, and n luncheon at o'clock, was
a pleasant feature of the party. Those
present were: :.
MesdameS:
George Could. =. J. Dixon, -
Frank Altmeyer, VIM. Braddock.
Claude Noel, NJ. J. Ford,
e. c. knowles, John Grogan, 80,
Geo. I. Hughes, Leo Bosch.
Seth 'Noskins, q. H. Robb, y
P. J. Rraddock, George Fappan.
lanes McAiltster,~ NJ. J. Fitzpatrick, -
e r, Potts, Katherine Gilligan, ~
Misses: -
Ella Hughes Carrie Miller, :,
Angelina kalten- Margaret Gilligan, -
bach, Julia McEntce,
Agnes Braddock. - =
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Misses kain,TIn~ I'M Margaret Gil
'j%nn rntcrtniGrG ~ th,tr hpne On
rhnrl:rr street, Tu"ari1? evening, an
i"iinring ;hn ragaE"T!"ui q: Miss Agnes
Erndtuck to Ny. Tn"mas !. EI!i"en.
h"in ii tins city. II l''ts dur"h% Inc
serving ri luucn""n. following :mG "vr:'-
in. L: nccLlcwur!. that 'Ec AIlu'ince-
mont va, ma,:G known hy small birds
at "acii place. Appointments ii the
luncheon were IN vt!!uw ard white. No
da;c for the wc'IGirt; nL' been set. a.
Though !: Will iakc b''rr" IL iht: JUNO;
Miss Eraddurk Is ;hr daughter Of
Mr.. ami !Nr> t. J. Br.':'."ck ii South
Entr street. Mr. KiI!'r!. - the son Of
six ana Mrs James k!ilHcn ii South
Wheeling. and - assistant sales man
agcr with The {. y. lIoi:%" Music cCr'-
ialIT.
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ENHANCEMENT Announced

wear close ititn2 hat anu Block
pumps.
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at:t: Alm,. Hubbard has given unlim-
iicti quantities nt flowers from her gar
G"as. IoT the Rcd ''ross bsncnt pnrty.
this. afternoon AZ Wheeling Park. There
VIII hc ~uScS. ;Hrct William. -peonies.
pinks. forget. rlr-nots and other old
fashioned flowers. These VIII be sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14

The steamer Ruth will be In this
morning at 5 o'clock. from charleston.
on her regular run to Pittsburgh.
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silver wedding Anniversary.
,~onins Of the following cards nave
been received here:
1879. n. 4. 1917
r.y and Mrs. william f. Alien
At Homo
Friday. June twenty-scCond
%sw Cumberland. W. Va.
Reception Presbyterian Church:
Nouns 10 s n. N. II. S. V. P.
Cle-clana wedding.
Tho marriage Of Miss Edith BruhauRn
dauvhinr OF NJ. and Mrs. Fred Rru bnugh
~ Martins Fcrr!. IL Mr.. john Chllzer
an saturday rlorrinr June g Tho
rarnronv wa= 1t n" Holy Name
church with nur'!al mass Offered Il.
30 o'clock h" Father carhina. There
were no at:cndants. Tie bride was At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
DELIGHTFUL Chtidreu'o Party.

One OF thc p:Ctt;cSL chilGrcn's PARTIES
Of the carly summer was the one d:
which Mrs George Wcmer was hostess.
yesterday Afternoon. when nearly hun
drrd children Of n" infant class OF thu
primary department ~ the 81. James
f.vanEclical church gathered on the spa
ci1us lawn surrounding the Wcimer
home q; G!"Hwond.
Tho happy gathering rcvclcd in games
ana contests provided for them for
several hours. l.al,r 4 luncheon *Crved
under til" lr"rr. U'"n:C tHSuiuu, with
flags "a: tho Riddles. t"rlhcrcd their
delight.
Misses Lena F"t""r ar,: Emma Wrr.
icr. r""chcrS. ".rc iii charge cf ,hc
children.
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Flower Sale Today.

t.. burgess Taylor. =. =. Ehh"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
"MY FOUR YEARS
IN GERMANY"
CONTINUED from First Page.)

tho Mark Of Rranderberg. To thc conn
manndnr Of the corps district in which
III" Ruhlcbcn amp was situated. and
10 tho minister OF war. Tho only result
WINS that each OF III" officers addressed
claimed that h" had b-nn personally in
suited by me. because had presumed
10 call his attention IN the inhuman
conditions under which tho prisoners
wcre compelled TO live in IL" Ruhlchcn
camp.
The commander Of this civilian camp
nr RuhlnbNn was very handsome old
gentleman. named Count Schwerin. Ills
second In command for n long tin" WAS
- Raron Taube. Eo:h Of th"s" officers
had been long retired from tho army and
were given these prison commands at
tho commencement OF tho war. Euth 90
them were naturally kindheart"d. but
Curioraly sensitive. and not always Of
even temper On tho whole. | think that
thcy svmpa thi3"d with tho prisoners
and did thor host TO obtain n better
Ing ~ III" conditions Of their r"nfn"-
mont Tn" prisoners organized th"Iu-
selves in their vnrini,s barracks. each
harrack having harrack raptaln "f
tho barrack. tho captains rl""linE on"
OF their number Ms y captain "r cob
mann"
Tho man who fnal1y appeared aS head
man Of The ramp was an "N-"in"ma'n-
rrarh prnrri"f"r named I"w"ll In nay
MIND h" ne~ISi"d hr 1;raun"nt and
n;hrr carinir% ,.rr,lu,-.,f ~" affairs sc
,hr rarlI.-- ri:"n la, ,liffiriiliv 81 h"al-
a." with thu prisoners "u IN band a'"'
,h" prison authorities uu the u'hcr hand
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fuel administrators indicate in many
sections gratifying tendency down
ward in retail coal prices.
I'm Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
Pa, retail coal prices have been re-
duced.
I'm New York City prices have re-
Gently been reduced by larger deal
ers from ten TO forty cents ton
on various grades, and other dealers
are meeting these new prices.
"In Wilmington, Della. prices have
changed somewhat lower.
an Alamaba. at Birmingham.
Huntsville. Selma. Talledega, Shelf
field. prices have been reduced from
o5 cents to SIPS per ton"
DR.. Garfield said that reports OF a
coal famine IN Chicago were not
borne out BY official information
and that the coal on hand there.
both anthracite and bituminous. Is
greater than year ago.
At the Offices of the administration
today il was stated that investigation
had disclosed a dozen cases Of hoard
Ing by industrial concerns in the
middle west. The administration
soon will have information from
100000 Industrial concerns showing
how much coal they have on hand,
how much they use per month. etc.
The first remedy for boarding will
will be the suspension Of shipments
to the hoarderS
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marks r. week. thus permitting them u"
buy little luxurirs and n"rcssitirs and
extra food Mt I'll. camp canlrrn which
was early established IN The camp. !
also furnished the capital 10 IN" camp
canteen. enabling IL I" make It's rur-
chaScS and carry or IT'S business. IN
this establishment everything could he
purchased which was purchaShhl" in
Germany. and. for months after tho
commencement nf the war. articles or
luxury were sold at profit and articles
rf food sold nj Il loss for tn" benefit OF
those who required an addition To the
camp diet.
There was Il street. IN ihc camp nf
little barracks or booths which thr
prisoners chriStcnch Bond street, and
where many stores were III nperatlor.
such ms a tailor shop. shoe maker. watch
maker and So on. Acting with Powell.
succeeded in getting the German au-
thorities 10 turn oyer the kitchen to tho
prisoners -Four Of tho prisoners vino
did most excellent Sclf-denying work in
ihcsn Kitchens drsrrv" IN he specially
mentioned They nrc Ernest l.. l'ykr.
Herbert kaStucr. Richard II. tarrad
and George FERGUSON.
Tho men in This camp sGhSisted 10 q
great extent upon tho PACKAGES Of food
sent to them from. England Credit
must he given To the German authorities
for the fairy prompt and efficient de-
livery Of tho packages Of food sent from
England. Denmark md Switzerland 10
prisoners Of war in all camps.
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as we'll "a possible. Naturally. he
was always subject to opposition from
many prisoners. among whom those OF
artistocratic tendencies objected Ia be-
ing under the control OF one. not of the
highest caste in England, and there
we're others who either envIed him his
authority or desired his place. The
camp authorities allowed Powell to rlS',
the embassy ut least once n week: in
that way ! was enabled To keep IN direct
touch with the camp. AT tw" pcri"ds
during my stay in Berlin | spent enough
days III the camp to enable every priS-
Oncr who had complaint Of any kind
To personally present il TO me-
Tho organization o. this camp was
quite extraordinary. | found II impos-
sihle to gct English prisoners I" per-
form the ordinary work Of cleaning up
the camp. etc, always expected IF pris-
oncrs themselves. and so. with the funds
furnished me from the British govern
ment, the camp captain was compelled
10 pay n number or tho poorer prisoners
TO pcrfurin this work. Secretaries
RuddUck and Kirk. of our embassy. per-
formed the embarrassing and ardu"us
work nr experimenting these payments
AS we'll ns our other financial affairs
This work WAS most trying. ana they
deserve great credit for their self
denial.
Additions to the Camp Diet
By arrangement with IN. british gov
>crnrncnt, ! was also enabled to pay IN"
poorer prisoners an allowance of i've
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
PATRIOTIC POLICE
Every Man Connected With the Police
Department Has Bought . Lib
erty Bond

Responding TO the request Of City
Manager George o. Nagle. Incorporated
in a circular letter sent out yesterday to
.all employees Of the city. every man con-
nected with the police department In any
capacity. yesterday subscribed for ono
or more Liberty bonds.
Many Of the men had taken bonds pre-
viously but in order to respond in q
body to the call made by the City Man
ager numerous members Of tho force
added another to their string. and 1t -
safe to say that the police department.
as n whole has as many bonds to It's
credit as any other public office In the
city.
The department Is to be congratulated,
for its patriotic spirit and X all called
upon subscribe in the same liberal man
ncr the quota laid down for Ohio county
will surely ride over tho top.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-23
MINERS BACK TO THE JOB Of
PROVIDING NATIONS FUEL NEEDS

from his headquarters at Indianapolis:
"All miners resumed work in IN
diana this morning and practlcaliy
all in Ohio. Latest reports from lln-
nois are that all mines are resumlns
in line with our instructions. Inc
strike situation in the southwest IS
unchanged. so far as the government
is advised, the men there holding
ont under advice Of their leaders on
account Of the operators penalty
against strikers.
Or. Garfield issued this statement
on retail prices:
Reports just received from state