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The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
NJ BLOOD SHED IN SECOND
 REVOLT
Provisional Govern ment No Longer
 in Existence

London, Nov. s. Maximalists have obtained control of Petrograd apd former President Kerensky has beeY deposed 4 proclamation has been issued by the new govern ment proposing immediate peace.
 RussIa's second revolution is con- plete without the shed of blood. A semi-ofticial Russian news agency announces the Maximalists were assisted by the Petrograd garri- son which made possible the Coup De-Etat.
 Leon Trotzky, president of the ceAiral executive committee Of the PsIrograd council of Soldiers and Worklngmen's delegates has is sued a declaration to the effect rbat the provisional government is DO longer in existence and that some of its members have been ar rested
 The preliminary parliament has been dissolved.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
ALASKANS GET COMMISSIONS
 AT PRESIDIO

The Juneau Dispatch for NoVem- Der 1 prints a cable article stat ing that all of Alaska's 26 men at the Presidio will secure commis- sions, and that of the 19,0OO men in the camp not a one will fail Special care was exercised in selecting men for the second train ing camps, and with their natural talents and abilities they have made good. The rank of the men Is not announced, but it Is be- lieved many will fare better than lieutenancies.
 Royal R. Pullen, son of Mrs. H, g. Fullen, is Skagway's representa- tive to secure a commission. Dr. J. I. Westermann, of Anchorage, and formerly of skagway, is slated for a good commission according to news received.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
PARENT-TEACHER ASSN.
 TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT

A preliminary meeting of the Skagway Parent-Taecher Associa- tion was held yesterday afternoon in the Bank of Alaska building at which time it was decided to call the first regular meeting of the year Friday night at s o'clock in the school house, Election of officers will take place. A pro gram Is being arranged for the time is promised to all persons who evening and 8 most interesting attend.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08

fall and the collapse of his gov ernment is regarded here as threatening Russia with civil war which all of her friends hoped to see avoided.
 The Department Of State is en- tirely without official adVices of it's own regarding the Russian situ- ation. For itself 1t Is remaining si- lent wishing to avoid any state ments until the situation can be accurately assessed on the basis of intimate reports from Ambassador Francis.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
ANOTHER
 U.S. SHIP
 TORPEDOED

London, Nov. S.-Another Am erican steamship has been torpe- doed, with a loss of four Americans killed and four missing. The large steamer Rochester was hit during the past 24 hours by a torpedo fired from a German U-boat off the Irish Coast. The vessel reached a port iu Ireland today, having come under ner own steam.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
ID BUILD MONUMENT ID
 AMERICANS

American Headquarters, France, Nov. S.-Gresham, Hay, and En- right, killed by a German raid on American trenches recently, were today buried with all military hon ors on French soil.
 Allied armies in France will re- quest thu privilege of erecting a great monument to the first Am ericanS killed on French territory in the World War.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
$ %%+%+%4%***+*** > < + + + * THANKSGIVING DAY ! ! IS NOVEMBER % ]

Y Washington, Nov. S.-Presi- '
 < dent Wilson today proclaimed x < Thursday, November 29, as x F Thanksgiving Day. In his * + proclamation he points out [" < that when the world ia shaken < % by war the people should be <
 | thankful the United States is x < able to fight, and that We have ; < been so blessed that we can x 4 supply the needs of the Al S $ lies and for ourselves if econ * < omy Is Practised. x $+ %% % < ! < + + * T + 's 4
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
ARREST TEUTON EDITOR IN
 PORTLAND

Pcrtland, Ore, Nov. s. - Max Lucke, editor of the Deutache Hei- tung, today was arrested and will be interned until the close of the war because of his unpatriotic ut terauces.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
MAXIMNISTS W|N- RUSSIA TO PROPOSE PEACE
HUNS CALL LAST RESERVES ID
 MAKE FINAL EFFORT IN WEST

London, Nov. 8. - A dispatch from Zurich, Switzerland, which comes from authentic sources, says Germany has called her last re- serves to the colors in order to mako a final effort on the Western front before the American help be- comes effective.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
TROOPS
 NOW IN ITALY

Washington, Nov. S.-A cable from Rome says the italians, Brit ish and French troops are now gath erlng on a pre-established line. The Austro- German forces are being held in check.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
CROP
 LARGEST EVER

Washington, Nov. S.-The gov ernment announces the corn crop or the United States will be sixty six millions, the greatest ever in its history.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
GERMAN SQUADRON
 NEAR HELSINGFORS

stockholm, Nov. S.-A German squadron of first class fighting snipg has arrived off Helsingfors, and is within easy striking distance of Petrograd.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
AMERICANS
 ARRIVE SAFELY.

Washington, Nov. 8. - The safe arrival at 6 British port Of the American commissioners, headed by Colonel House, to the Allied war conference was announced this morning by the war department.
 London, Nov. S.-The American commission to the Allied conference arrived in London this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
FRENCH CAPTURE 15O GERMANS

Paris, Nov. S.-One hundred fifty German prisoners were taken today by French forces attacking SehVenholz, in Alsace.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
PALESTINE TURKS :
 RETREAT NoRTHWARD

London, Nov. S.-War office re- ports indicate q general retire. ment northward of Turkish troops in Palestine.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
LOW RECORD OF
 SUB SINKINGS

London, Nov. S.-Twelve Brit ish vessels were torpedoed during the week ending Wednesday, the , lowest record since the beginning of the increased submarine activity.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08

c. B. Arundel, trustee for the Haines townsite, was @ visitor Ill Skagway while the Humboldt was in port.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
NAVAL DETACHMENT
 AIDS REVOLUTONISTS

Petrograd, Nov. S.-An armed na' val detachment under order of the Aa1imalist's revolutionary commit tee has occupied the offices of the official Petrograd telegraph agency, the cep'ral telegraph office, and the State bank at Marie Palace where the preliminary parliament has suspended its proceedings.
 h view of the extraordinary situation the provisional govern, ment has decided not to resort to armed force for the present against tho military committee of the Sol diers and Workmen's delegates, buf has ordered the ministry Of justice to prosecute members of the committee.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
GETS
 CLEMENCY

Camp Lewis, Nov. 8. - General Greene announced this morning he would give Seattle q few more days in which to celan up the city.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08

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The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
WILSON IN
 LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Nov. S.-Secretary of Labor Wilson arrived here to- day and will undertake to set tlQ the coast telephone strike:
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08

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The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
MAY MEAN CIVIL WAR

Washington, Nov. s.-Kerensky''
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08
NEA,f3Gk REPORT

Yesterday: Max. 45 Min B. Rain ,37. Today: Hazy' Sunshine
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-08

PRrent-Teacher Association meets tomuIrow night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
CAMP lee SOLDIERS
Continued From First Page1

of determination and pride on their
fares.
Camp life has agreed with all OF
them. and they are bursting with en-
lhuSiaSlr for the cause for which they
have gone forth 10 fight. Each OF
them Is every inch soldier. and
Wheeling has just cause to be proud
of them
4 thousand questions were fired al
the soldier boys at III" depot. surh rs
"How's Tohn doing" rs Bill all
right" what does frank think OF
soldier life" Arc my nrphcws got
ting along all right" To each of tho
questions tho mon representing tho
National army smiled and assured
each and every one that all Of their
relatives and friends were getting
along f1ne and would not come back
home until this war is ended if they
were presented with ali the money in
all the banks in Wheeling
One soldier expressed the senti.
mcnts Of all as to the purpose of
their visit to their home city when
he said:
"If we 60 to the front with
gun in one hand and Il Liberty
bond in the other, we don't think
It Is asking too much of the people
back home 70 buy bonds and sup
port us while we are tiehtine."
The men from Camp Lee are here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
investigating Death.

Coroner j. r. Wyatt. OF This city.
Yesterday went 20 Bethesda and CON
Quoted the inQucs; II the death or
iSrnal Talbot. aged 81 years. whose
.:.al!.-!cd body was found late Thurs
day afternoon lying along the Ealti-
inur- and ohio tracks at Mills Cross
i:.s.
According ~ the Investigation con-
Quoted BY Coroner wyatt it was asccr-
tanned shat MiSs Si.?rc NanrosScn. Of
i:ctiI"st;a. teacher IN thc Sp"idrl
schools. while returning nom" about 4
""i"ck Thursday. discovered the body.
~ Ian:osscn iaicrrSrd the employees
T.: liz. l.. X -. "on4pan! at Bethesda
w:c in turn notified Coroner Wyatt.
Mr. Talbot; ate his dinner az Be-
thcsda and WAS last sS"..n th'.rr at 80
O'clock The suggestion IL that In:
started TO walk 10 Spcidel and was
struci, l.: Il Baltimore" and Ohio loc"-
motive. AZ ~. point wh.r" the acci-
den. occurred there was Il sharp curve.
making II almost impossible for the
engineer u sec persons on the track.
The body Was removed % ihc Latham
undertaking establishment At bethesda
and prepared :or burial. Arrangements
for the tGneral nave not he:u COM
plotted bat !u.crm"mt VAL be in SpeidcI
Cemetsry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
Bellaire BriofR

Attorney X. G. Cooper is Il busInes IS
visitor at Washington. j.. &.
Rev (. p. t'roudht OF pes Motn"s
Iowa Is spending few days with
friends III the city.
The NJ. t. :. club VII! entertain with
Il dance in Elks' hall next Monday
evening.
! The Epworth lraguc Of The First VI.
+. church Will hold II ilall"wc On party
next TUESDAY evening 1T the home T.!
! Albert Grafton on Rose Hill.
/ SUNDAY will be observed Al tn" First
I VI. r.. church as rally day. Interesting
! programs Ia charge Of the young folks
Ut the school Will b. rendered
/ Carl SuetIeker left last evening for 4
visit with friends al Camp Sherman.
Mrs. John .. Baker ii indianapolis
Ind is Il CUES, OF Mrs. :. q. CummIns
on Gravel tlill.
The Wouan's Mooscheart circle held
we'll attended meeting lust evening IN
Turner hall on. Belmont street
! Mrs. Hannah Jones has returned
! from visit with friends AT Barnes,
, vile.
! Miss Blanche Browning will visit ne,
! brother. Charles Browning. at CAM
! Sherman Sunday.
Rev. Frank l.. Erect has returned
from visit at Portsmouth. Ohio. where
! lie attended a meeting Of The Sciota
/ county Christian Endcavor union.
I Miss Rose Eempl" Will leave toda!
10 spend Sunday az Camp Sherman.
Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Kridcr nj
! Gravel Hill are the parents OF u bah;
!; boy.
! charles Cooper has returned from :
! visit with friends 1t Ptttsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27

Walter u'Mnlicy who is in training
III Camp sherman 1t Chllcuthr. ar
rived home ir"l evening :" spent Il
short furiruEh with his parents on
= vrrth street.
The Triangle club wIll give another
Of their popular :Iar,"'$ ~ Iii" Frnt"rnaI
hall "m North fifrh street this eve
ming.
Louis Knvnch on" Of Ihc l"cnl boys
home last "."ninc IL spend Il shHrl fur
luurh w!:h tri"nds.
u II. Rnrtnm 81 tunnrrsvi!Ic. WINS III
III" city fer n short tim" la~I evening
calling "n friends.
Thr many fri"lds "f Henry i,"g"r
Will n" pleased I" lcatu That he has re-
covered from Il S"Ncr, attack If riuinGy
Eu.&ci Ii"wcll of Pear! street. Is
ru.:!incd To- his home by ii serious ILL
nrS&
Mrs. r:Gwnrd Prize. who is confined
t. Icy hom, ~ IT," NTckurk Fats with
an rlIark -; diphihcria. is rrruvcriug
NJ. ana Mrs. :nllanh Jones Of l.: .hth
street. Az ih" proud purcntS O" n baby
rirl VINO arrived Al their h"n~ Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. e. S"hwick arrived
home early yesterday morning after at
Tending ia" lart!st convention al
Toledo.
The water main an lower Hanover
street wns aug zap yesterday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
". Y. u. 10 Meet Strong
Foe in Rutgers Game

NORGANTOWN. Oct. &c. When
West NirSiria meets Rutgers at foot
hail ut New brunswick Saturday or
next week. she will hr playing her third
game in the east this year. and VIII
hr meeting onr Of the strongest teams
playing The Eridiron gam" this fall
Rutgers mot Syracuse three weeks
AGO AMI y week later played Lafayette.
she lost To Syracuse Il to 10. but
turned the tables on Lafayette So TO b.
an exceedingly cr"ditahlG score against
: Lafayette. West Virginia recognizes
that in meeting III" New Jersey team
Si" is facing; one Of tn" strongest or
r"n"uis at tie year aud on" that will
test her strength :" the limit. Last
year t'lH Sr"r" in the Rut gcrs-Wtst
Virginia game 49,: y - 0. this being
the irsj enlargement between the two
Institutions on ,!!r football Ned.
W""t Virginia mG~tS the bc$, teams
IN tines section. including PITTSBURGH
and WASHINGTON and jefferson. while
Ringer. uitduuh;",lly meets Iii" best
i,nms playing: football III the east this
year. The l;uI:'r%-WC*j Virginia uni
v"rsi;r game. therefore viii offer III"
opportunity - compare - close range
;hr strength of the football played in
The east and that played west NJ the
AllrEhnncs but Siill not in what is
commonly kT"wu ~; tnr "mldGl" west"
West EirEinins record this ycar has
hr"rI = good r:Ir. hut n ""t has not h"cn
suff "icntiy good Ia rnt:ilr her 10 tor
ranking. TIL close scores with Pitts
hurCh and lrnrIfn"luh. iw" Of Tho best
teams playing III" game this fall, and
III" defeat ~ Navy. which ;rrn. by the
way. Promises not ia lose arothrr con-
t"sI ihi3 year. all "ntitl" her To con-
Sitlcr;itiur. Int ~" Pittsburgh and Dart =
mouth games arc defeats nevertheless.
md must "" counted 81. West Virginia
hardly 'Xnrrts victory over T:utSc~-
yet III" Manufacturers Il IL y scor"
with Pittsburgh and tn" latler'S Is to
H. victory "vrr Syracuse. coupled with
Syracu&"'$ e to 10 victory over
Rutgers. would indicate some superior
ity on tho part NJ West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
SENSATION SPRUNG
IN ALIENATION TRIAL

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio. Oct. 36.-The
$40 900 alienation suit brought by Will
lam Kerr against George McNeal was
nearing an end today and is expected
to so to the jury ]ate tonight or to-
morrow. The defense had its inning
today and during the testimony OF one
of the defense'S witnesses. . son or
Kerr u sensation was sprung. The boy
stated that his statement that ne was
not offered "a slice of the $4,000 II
the case was won" was untrue. He
stated that he had been offered slice
of money II he testified in favor o.
the plaintiff. He switched and testi-
fed In defense Of his mothers fair
name.
McNcal was on the stand In his own
defense this afternoon and made a
sweeping denial Of all. the charges
brought against him. He admitted tax
ing Mrs. Kerr out buggy riding, but
did SO at the request of Kerr himself.
He denied that he had ever kissed Mrs.
Kerr and also denied that he received
moro attention from Mrs. Kerr than did
the husband.
Mrs. Kerr also took the stand and
emphatically denied that anything more
than mere friendly relations existeded
between herself and Mr.. McSeal whom
she termed "a perfectly honorable and
kind gentleman" She denied that Nc
Neal ever kissed her, but admitted tax
ing buggy rides with him. She testi-
fed that her husband drank very
heavily. He would work two weeks"
she said. and then he would take
vacation for six weeks. during which
time he would get on q spree" Ars.
Kerr WAS unable to account for the
reason why several Of her children ties"
titled in favor Of her husband. She
declared that she always Ssated them
kindly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27

ard over two pounds OF oakum was
found in the pixies which caused
shortage Of water.
William Toland Of Pleasant Grove
was in the city for a short time yes
t"r,lay calling on friends.
!. T.. Thomas Of the {. p. force
left last evening for 4 business trip 10
Chicago.
Sergeant Howard who ia stationed Al
ramp sherman. was expected to arrive
in the city last evening Oh short fur
lough.
Il-uIs &c interest for This paper may
be left at the Ralstnn and Parker druI
store or tho Shane news stand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
Noted Prohibltiontst Coming.

Rev. John Royal Harris. Il. l.. chair
man Of the confederatcd dry forces OF
Pennsylvania who comes 20 Ohio TO
mid in banlshins the saloon. will speak
at the First Presbyterian church sun
day morning at 1890 o'clock In the
evening he will deliver an address ut
tho Second Presbyterian church. EIe is
scheduled to speals every night in Bel
mont county until the election. He ia
enc Of the most eloquent SPEAKERS IN
the Presbyterian church and on" OF the
greatest powers in the caus" Of pro-
h!hitio7 In the world nr. Harris. be-
FOR" locating in Pittsburgh. Wa: sia:r
superintendent OF the dry forces in Ten
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
MARTINS FERRY
Two Meetings Tomorrow

Two meetings in the interest of the
Prohibition campaign In this state Will
be held in this city tomorrow and the
Indications are that the meetings Will
b. largely attended. Tomorrow after
noon at ":30 o'clock Mrs. Mary Harris
Armour the Georgia Cyclone. will ad-
dress union meeting at the First Pres
bytcran church. IN the evening at
TAO O'Clock Mrs. u. T. Neal of Hunt
inptun. w. Va. Will address a union
meeting at III" First NJ. J.; church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
BELMONT COUNTY LOAN
REACHES TWO MILLION
Ohio County Qverscribes by Thous sands
Of Dollars Fer Bonds, According
to Reports

Thu. rcprrts al the l.ibcTt? Loan cam
pa!.n IN l;1iriuHt county are very grnt-
ify!iS ~ yesterday afternoon IT was an
uuunrrd that lhr quota allotted for the
COUNTY had been uvrr-Su described. Tho
Quota allotted was 81. .Unb and last
evening Il waS stated that line subscrIp-
tiun!; So fJ,r received totalcd over s..
Nnu. 0u0 which proved very gratifying.
Many more subscriptions will be res
c"ivcd today which will greatly swell
the amount, TIL" campaign Will come
To Il close this evening and the commit
tee hopes To have the amount OF the
subscriptions in belmont county reach
)" 5uunu0 In the first issue or tho
loan. belmont county residents showed
their pn;rinlISm when the amount al
lult"d to thu county was orcrsubscrib-
ed b. q IArkc amount.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
She's q Cruel w1fsf

4 certain man in this city when he
was called to he examined in the draft
clnimcd exemption on the grounds that
hr was married and that his.w resid-
cd out OF the state. The necessary
papers were sent to the wife for her to
sign stating that she was dependent on
the draftce. The papers came back I'M
signed but with them note reading
something like this: "1f You can beat
the Kaiser MS you have beaten me In the
rnst--go to IT,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
Officer Injured Yostsxday

Motorcycle Policeman Pete Readily
was badly injured yesterday morning
about : o'clock while he waH on his way
10 III" city building /" report for duty.
Readily was riding on the motorcycl"
and while rounding the corner "r
Fourth and Hanover street one -! the
Wilson laundry trucks which WAS snid
To- have been on the wruuG sid" of tn"
street came around the curve At fast
rite Of speed Readily seeing that he
would lie thrown under the truck Turn
the the motorcycle to the curb ana IN
doing so cqilidcd with Il telephone pole.
He sustained ii badly wTcn"hcd leg. TIL"
motorcycle WAS badly dana E"d ana was
taken 10 Wheeling for repairs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
not so much to assist the campaign in

not so much to assist the campaign IN
! This city. which has been oVer.suo-
scribed TWO and half million dollars.
but TO SECURE subscriptions for the
West Virginia boys at Camp Lee, who
are anxious to lead all the other can
tonmcnts in the country in the amount
Of bonds purchased.
ANY subscriptions they take while
they are here will be credited to the
camp at Petersburg. and as they have
already subscribed for S1OS,o00. they
have good lead on other battaltons.
This is the effort Of the 314th Field
Artillery. to which majority OF the
West Virginia boys belong. and II
means that the lads have subscribed
abour $500, each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
Food Conservation.

Sunday will b. observed rs special
day In all OF tho local churches. The
ministers will preach Special sermons
On conserving III toNd suppl? Of the
country. and will Civ" attention :" n"
campaign to l.. conducted n-Ni Wei. y:
an effort TO Cous.rr" III" food. Women
will be asked 10 volunteer t. ass!s, IN
the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
Small Blaze.

The a7e G"i;art::!cat "ss ca.i:d 49,
terday morning 20 hcl:s" owned hr
W. g. Schlrru!tGaUa:. TAX ALL.
where Z fire MAS discovered in th.: kaS.:.
ment. The :urnac.. IN the cellar b'.
came orcrheai"d. causing the i:az+. The
FIRE WAS ex:!nguishrd with iVss est-
mated at SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
Mrs. Els Harris DeaA

Mrs. Ella Harris. aged So years. . ma
tive Of Wheeling. died at her home here
todny after n brief illness. She was
married in Wheeling 80 odd years ago
and came to this city to make her home.
She had since resided here. Her hts
hand died ten years ago. She was a
member Of Westminster PresbytsfiAn
church. Several children survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
Practically New Team

The fans that journey "a League rari.
tulnurrnw Will hardly know thr foot ball
team that Coach Mullan"y VIII put "l
III" field FOR their lirst hu:n" game. Tn"
two hard games. played against the
Youngstown lHiririans and PatriclaI;
Quakcrs put The team In better shape
than weeks u: !ight practice would do.
In Ship. G:!l"sui". Brady. MrGinnis.
Stewart. Ryan. THOMPSON. WInn"sh"cE
and Pratt thc fans will 50" high class;
players In action that only kanw W
reputation. Thclc opponents the Mcl<c"S-
port plymrjcs will come :" the c!ty III
Il special train accompanied by 5Do
root
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27

The switch frog in III" stree, ca
track in front Of tho l?ridE"rurt Ear,l-
ware company stor" WIS ;hc cause g"
another horse b"inr injured ~ ;hn;
point yesterday m"rning. y horse b.
longing to a lncai firm cui it's runt
caught. and it was several mlurtrS be-
fore it was released. THIS is The sec
oud accideus to occur Mt lhis point in
lypskQ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
No Evening Services

Regular morning church services
and Sunday school will hc held in all
uc m" local churches tomorrow. but in
the evening no services Will 10 held at
any Of the churches except the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church. This wilt
give all O chance OF attend II" uni,n
meeting in the In,tcr church al 40
O'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-27
Have Secured Special Car.

The ""l"r"L p""pi, &c ihI@ city have
secured Il %p"Gittl car over III" Wheeling
TraCiluiI hr.$ I" carry tic drafted men
To Bclalrr Monday morning wher" ih"y
will iraV" over III" 4. " u. for camp
Sherman nj thi!lic"thr. a short parade
will hr held in Tai: ritT before tho mon
depart Off Ia" irnIu.