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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-23
OAK CITY ITE1Ga

Misses Lambeth, Reid and McLain
attended the teachers meeting in vii
iamston Friday night and Saturday.
Miss Minnie Whichard spent Friday
night at her home near Bethel and
also Saturday and Sunday the guest Of
Miss Maissa Wersley.
Miss Louise Baggett attended the
teachers meeting Friday night and sat-
uraay.
Messrs.Jesse Crisp, 81. j. Rtheridge,
H. H:Raw1e 1nd Marvin, Everett went
to Tazboro Friday P. H. Go
MI. Bnrnette was IN Hassen Friday
p. N. :
Mr.. NJ. x. Moore and mother Of Hob
good were in town Saturday an bust
ness
Mr.. David House Of Stokes spent the
week end with his sister, Mrs. B.: NJ.
Worsley.
Miss Lonnie Baggett spent Saturday
night with Miss Jefferson House.
]. c. Ross left for Norfolk, Va. Mon
day.
Mrs. F. NJ. HarrelI left for Baltimore
Tuesday morning to buy her spring mil
Hnery.
j. W. Hines was in Hobgood Mon
day.
Honor Roll For Oak City High School
First Grade. Abner Brown, Eliza
beth McNaughton, Nat Johnson.
Second Grade. Willie johnson, Eb-
bic Cross.
Third Grade. Gladys Everett, Mar
garet Hines, Sarah Long johnson, I,,-
ola Hines, Mildred Davenport, Pauline
Davenport, Eloise Ross, Doris 'Rawls,
Erma johnson, Mamie Lee Turner,
Ethel Brown, Helen Hines, Rupert
Rawls, Clyde Manning: =
Fourth Grade. Willie Rawls, Evelyn
Hines, Allie Cross, John Manning.
Fifth Grade. Syble Ross, Virginia
Hines, Howard Brown, Ray Thomas
Rudolph Whitley. -
Sixth Grade. Paul Turner: - e..
Eighth Grade. Edgar Turner.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-23
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

ny local aPplicat1ons, as they cannot reach
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness.
ana that is by constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal. Deafness els caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining Of
the Euktachiah Tube. : When. this tube is
1nnamed you have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing and when it is entirely
closed. Deafness. is the result. Unless the
tnfamTationsca be- reduced and this tube;
restored to it's normal condition, hearing
Will be- destroyed forever: ). Many cases OF
DEAFNESS are caused by catarrh. which is
an infamed condition acf the mucous sur
faces. Halls eCasarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any Gaze of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir
culars free. All Druggists, 75c. -
T. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Q.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-23

Mr.. e. G.. Harreu and Miss Mary
Newsom left Monday afternoon to Wis
it relatives in Oak, city.
Mr.. j. D. Ray was in town short
while Monday.
Mr.. John Hyman was in Scotland
Neck Monday.
Mrs. J. T. Riddich was in Scotland
Neck Tuesday having dental work done
Mr. B. F. Harren was in Scotland
Neck Monday.
d. A. D Morgan was in town Tues
day to see patient.
Mrs. w. p. Darden spent Tuesday
night in Scotland Ueek.
Mr.. N. A. Twisdale is visiting his
brother, Mr.. Il. H. Twisdals..
Mr.. Wilbur Lyman returned from
Richmond, Va, Tuesday.
Mr.. E. @. Debrule was in Scotland
Neck Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. E. G. Debrule who has been Wis
ting his sister in Kinston returned to
her home in Kinston Tuesday.
Messrs. Robert and Crawford Kimbal
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. T. n. Twisdale returned TO their
homo in EnAeld Wednesday.
Mr.. n. g. Mcdowell Of Scotland Neck
was in town Wednesday, weighing pea
nuts.
Mr.. J. 8. Riddick was IN Scotland
Neck Wednesday and Thursday.
Messrs. Jessie Grimes and Roy Pope
were in town Wednesday evening.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-23
Break your cold or haGrippe with
a few doses of 666.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The firm of Dlugin Bros. and Baron
trading under the name. and style Of
Bee Hive Department Store has this.
day been dissolved by mutual consent
Jacobs Baron having purchased the in
terest Of Dlugin: Bros, and assumes all
indebtedness of said firm. Baron will
continue he Business under. the same
name This Jan. 9, .1al7.
>ABE-RLUGIN;,s =: =, .:
JAKE1DLUdIN; - <1:.:4s sys
JAGQBCBARQN. ss-,t. -x..-.s 80
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-23

.: :,
Saturday night, at Palace a big
Metro picture 1.-THE Kiss Of Hate
featuring Ethel Barrymore.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-23

Saturday night at Palace big
Metro picture t'The Kiss Of Hate
featuring Ethel Barrymore.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-23

Have you seen the wonderful
'Co-ralo'' innerplayer? The
X Corley Company is demonstrating
* it at w. r. Hancock's store.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
PERUVIAN SHIP
IS sunk WITHIN
SPANISH WATERS
Loss Of Ten Other Vessels IS
Announced,

LONDON. Feb 7-1hc Peruvian
sailing vessel Lortou, while ON a voyage
from Callao, Peru. was sunk hy a Ter
man submarine on Monday inside Span
ish territorial water, according TO 4
British Official statement issued today
The Official announcement say,
"The Peruvian bark Lorton. on a
passage from Callao, was sunk by an
enemy submarine Monday inside span
ish territorial waters II IS interesting
10 note OF the very day this dual at
front TO two neutral states was perpe
trated, a German wireless press mes
sage was boaSting Of the consideration
shown by Germany to the interests OF
ncutralS
Ten Others Sunk.
Up to noon, today, reports OF vessels
sunk in the new German submarine
campaign totaled ten OF an aggregate
of more than 1900 tons,
The largest OF the reported victims
was the British steamer (rowupolut, a
S,2lS.ion vessel The probable sinking
of the British steamer Nlm of j074
tons also is announced
Life Loss With One
Resides iivc steamer, and bark, th,
sinkingS included two trawlcr, and tive
fishing boats {.
There were two iatalltle, accompany
ing these submarine operations. two
members oi the crew oi the Brjtl,l
steamer Saxon Rri,on, OF 1887 tons he
ing killed while London advises tina
two lives were lost from the Briu,'
steamer WartcnielS, reported sunk yc,
terd1y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
SWISS MINISTER
TAKES OVER ALL
GERMAN AFFAIRS
Embassy and Twelve COnSu-
IateS Are Included,

WASHINGTON. Feb Minister
Ritter uf Switzerland today was in
,tructed hy his government to take over
German diplomatic interests IN the
United State, including the German
embassy here aud twelve oonSulatc'
throughout tho country The minister
informed the state department ot hS
governments action IN note
win Occupy German Embassy.
Nwl>, legation officials viii movr
INTO the German embassy building when
Coun, Won RernStori, and his staff de
part
Instruction, have been sent to Swiss
c.u,uls to take over the German con
-ulalcs IN the following cities
atlanta, Chicago, Cincinnati Denver
New Orleans. New York, Philadelphia,
san Francisco Seattle st. Louis, s.
Paul and Manila
Consul to Leavc- Manila
Special arrangement, are bcmg made
hy the Nwl,, minister for the depar
urc from Manila ut the German con
sal there Because ot conditions at sea
IT j, understood THAT the consul may
be unable to return lo Germany lust
where he will go j, uncertain 1t i.
unlikely that he viii be permitted tc
remain IN the Philippine ISLANDS,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Vital Statistics
narrisps Llcense,

Marriage Licenses
larN -. Simpkns 10 wears bll and
!Allie poison, % years cid, both of
walter $. Johnson, 20 year, old. ksr.
sns city, Mo and Victoria = tucus
26 years old. Fort Worth. TsNas
plrths
Mr. aud Mrs n u Hayes. li5 North
virginia RNsuuC, girl
Mr and Mrs ' ~ Green. 1911 Nes,
v avenue hoy
Mr aud Mrs v T. R,he,. iigS West
Twenty sixth street, girl
Mr. aud Mrs J. A buggs go East
Nohlc avenue. hoy
MI mud MIR WIN Trammcll. ~ East
Elder avenue rirl
Deaths
Mrs Lucy Elizabeth TN,fotd. - Years
old 1915 North Kelly avenue
Mrs Sarah J star 90 Years old. 1880
IVES, Seventh street
luon,m tlane Wolfe, : days old, 1891
Mrs Laura Long 81 years old. SOS
North Hudson avenue
l. W. Porter irs year old. local hos
pltal
Mrs Julia ~ Avery
Mrs Juha " Avery, " years old. died
ble avenue
Patrick Duyer
Patrick nwyer, lie N.st Reno avenue.
died this morning
Mra corlne sullivan.
Mrs Corins sullivan. nutani, Ohls
died this morning ~ o'clock NJ a local
hospital
eulidiru Permits
g. 4 trNe, 1lh West Tventv. third
sweet, one story frame bungalow, b,
600
q \ rfc. ieia West Tenth street ono
story frame bungalow, is2Oo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
ROOSEVELT WILL
BE INVITED TO
BE LEAGUE HEAD

continued from FaEe Onel
officers /, would oosA. So difficult
TO secure the men, busklE9t be al
most impossible to gcNWlf men who
would be able to hanA nj men, The
purpose of this lcasXkI1 conduct a
school oi military astTng so that we
would have the officers prepared for
duty when needed
we have received a number OF calls
today from many oi the most promi
nent men Of the city and state. |,
has led us TO believe that il is a good
idea and We intend TO carry the or
gan2ltlon 10 every state in the union. 10
Motto Selected.
According to the draft Of the conNi-
tuition, the motto oi the league is "Our
country right or wrong
The officers to he chosen ara com
mandcr vice commander, adjuNrt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
JUDGE OFFERS
TO FREE COUCH
ON ONE CHARGE
tf ontlnued from Page One

finding after the testimony concluded
YESTERDAY, he said. according to the
court reporters record, thai I've held
Couch on the bass OF the evidence pre-.
scented
This is very fine question and
ono OF vast importance IN TIN, case.
Judge Clark announced (Which way It
is determined I, is gong to cost q
great deal OF expense Of tune and
money TO both the state and the defense
in the further proceedings tIo save Il,
much a. possible ot thi, trouble ! urge
YOU gentlemen to present the matter to-
the criminal court OF appeal, Tow
ever, IN case Mr. Hurst insists, will
grant the writ now
Agreed TO Delay
Nlr ~clhv agreed that he would not
file tho information against touclf 6u
the Williams charge before the cr,ml-
nal court Of appeal, had been given a
chance 10 hear the hahras corpus mat
ter On that condition, Mr. Hurst
asIfTsd to delay ,,- 49,, n.
the Williams charge, 10y O'Clock Ia.
night MIR Selby DECLARED III posi-
bic, we wish to ha,cshlm arraigned IN
the district court on these counts To-.
day In case the court IS too busy, OF
course the matter must be postponed
until tomorrow
Agreement Demanded,
Mr. Hurst demanded an agreement to
withhold the William, charge until tho
criminal court hears the habcaS corpu,
suit, because the hliuR OF that ,n,orma-
tiou would inyaldalc the ground, ON
which he brought the release case III,
charge is directed against the commit
msnt ON which Couch i, detained at
present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

porsry chairman and Mr.. Fitzpatrick
temporary secretary The meeting to-
morrow night Is to be called under IN,
auspices Of local camp No. } OF the
United Spanish War Veterans. Mr.
Harrison is commander OF this camp
Governor Williams and Adjmant
General tarp have been lnyitcd to at
tend the meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Congressman Drops
Election Contest

PITTSBURGH feh 7.-Cougres,
man William II Coleman, IN a state
mcnt given out here, announced that he
had withdrawn his contest OF the cleo
uou NJ NJ Clyde Kelly a> Representa-
tive IN congress from the Thiructh
Pennsylvania district The critical IN.
,crraIioual situation, ncCcSSlta',ug his
presence IN Washington is given hy
Rcrrcscn,arl,c Coleman as the reason
lor his withdrawal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
CiTYBRIEFS

Trsfle Delayed Traffic on the Santa
Ic was held up for several hours this
morning on account of dernilmcnt ~
freight cars at Flynn, three miles south
OF tho city.
Bent Here Arthur $ Bent. represent
Ing Rent Rros., engineering contractors.
of Los Angeles, Cal, the company that
has the contract for the building " the
conduit at the waterworks plant. arrived
In the city lsst nish'. According 10 Nj
Bent. work IN the conduit nstruction
will not start before the first 81 Arril
He expects To complete the lob In eight
months
Hearing Postponed Preliminary hear-
ing for Mrs Minnie Rutlcdge and Noble
Gibson, charged with adultery, set for
hearing w Justice NJ the Peace Don
nell's court this morning, was postponed
for q week
oeno Enters Plea OF GUILTY Jean Geuo,
arrested here last summer In company
with Olivia Reed, ls-year. old Kansas
CITY girl, pleaded guilty 20 u violation W
the Mann act In the federal court at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

Guthrie yesterday ana was sentenced to
serve sin years and six months IN III,
FEDERAL prison at Lc1ycuwurth
lr ]. 4. Dear. dentist 53i Lee Bldg
Adv
Boulevard Urged 4 resolution urgins
mat boulevard he constructed loadiuk
from the capitol building IN southw.,3
direction. wss adopted by the Cl,y clur
81 meeting held IN the Lee. liuckins
hotel last night The IiN club IN \
recently orgiuiLcd civic hod,. having a-
its uurno-" tho cHrNiug out NJ rrron-
mendaltAis made b. Ft1u,H n Mclean,
VITO conducted the sorirl survey ~ OK
hhout city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07

treasured and executive council com
posed oi seven members.
The duties are outlined as follows
The commarder shall be the eNecu-
tive head oi the league
The vice commander shall act N the
absence N the commander
Tn, adluiant shall act as secretary.
The treasurer shall have control OF
the fund, oi the league
Tn, executive council shall deter
muc the general policy dl ,he league
rhc enthusiasm ha, been so grca'
and Nf kev. that tomorrow nights
meeting viii be held IN the city court
room The meeting had been called at
KEYS office
We have been >wampcd with tclc
phone call, today" Mr. Key said, we
try tn tell everyone iull particulars
about the proposition, but they will save
themselves and us lots OF trouble by at
tending the meeting tomorrow night ~
the police court room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Hawaiian Censorship Abolished.

NEW YORK, Feb THE CONNER
cial Gable company announced today
that the censorship established Monday
AT Honolulu on ITS cable line between
Honolulu and the United States had
bcen aholiShcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Whi,eiield to Help.

Captain Wh,eiield Of the local reg
ular army recruiting station, has Of
iercd tg/aid the movement insofar as
his DIZZY allows Other persons inter
es,I in the organization are Charles
81 Harrison. Roy Z. Taylor Ross \
lllard, Kirby Fitzpatrick, II. W. Pen
,rcc't VI h Brewer, W II Psschall
NJ W Waldorf, I " 4 Robertson
and I " Waldorf Mr. Key is tenn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
Primary Duty OF President

II hold that the president :, primarily
charged with the oonsldcrn,iou oi dpp.
luwati, relations with foreign guyrnl
mcut, I'm thi, case now before II, the
president ha, discharged his duty. act
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
AT the Lightest and Jolliest
Corner in the City-a Com.
plimentary Dance Tonight.

Where the dancing crowd, 60 and
always have good time, and Jolly
Mrs Smith the manager knows the
dancing crowd and they all know her
and are boosting Tor her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-07
War on Prices

The Model Ia the only Gu, Price Drug
store In the city saves YOU money on
everything Prompt attention given to
out OF town orders parcel post prepaid |
Free Oellvery-Phone w. i3i3 w. Aba
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22
About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From tho City.

Arthur Doan, manager of III" \. and
i. Tea Company. - visiting in the south
cru part uf thu Slat,.
Justice charles =. Miller Is rabbit
hunting in Ohio.
George Fitzgerald. nvcrs""r Of the
poor who has tecn i'll for the past soy
erat weeks in the ohio valley G",,"rhl
hospital is slowly recovering but II w!il
he som" t;ur" h"fnr" he Will hr ahl" a.
resume his duties.
Mrs. Clark W"clslcy If North Main
street. left vrstcrdny FOR Tyler county.
to visit relatives AMI fr!"nG-s for u frw
days.
Mr. James Wick Of Ecnwn"d. lrf' last
night for Texas. whore hr will join the
engineering corps.
Mrs. ". e. Kidd Of Thirteenth ::t>""r.
has been called to Cumberland Md. on
account of the death nf her brother.
Fred Kro,rh Of North Wabash sirN,.'.
underwent m operation in the -. y. Il.
hospital Tuesday.
Miss Anna Craft. daughter nf Mr. n.
r. Craft Of South Front street. is III
ut the home If her grandmother in
Grafton.
Mrs. Albert FcIher "f N" Island. VIII"
has been confined to tn" ohio Valley
General hospital for the past several
weeks has hr"n rom"v"d to his home.
Miss Anne Gilbert ut G"oru" Il Tay-
lor company. who has h"'ii in New
York in the interest o. tn" millinery de-
partlnent OF which she is in CharSr has
returned 10 tn" city.
Rev. ". Woishcintar. pastor of III"
Lutheran church ut St"uh"uvilir. Ohio.
who has been The E7icst of Roy. \. g.
Rache, and attending the Jubilee S:rv-
Ices of the st I'aul'S church this week.
will return to his Passionate this EYE
Ming.
Miss Jeanette Calnph"ll nf W"llshurC
IS in the city and while hHc" is visiting
tho Wheeling chapter Of tho Red Cross.
The friends OF Mrs. I.avina liah"r-
field will hc sorry Ia learn that sh" il
very III and undergoing treatment at
the Ohio Valley hospital.
Sergeant Harry i. Christian. in
charge Of The local marines recruiting
office. returned last evening from Pitts
hurgl, where hn was rall"d on business.
Miss W'avclie Thomas of She south
side. has returned from Washington.
Pa, whcro she was the guest at friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22

I.arles' Birthday club at her home or
Pleasant street Thursday afternoon.
Or. ". r. Andrews is home from
visit in Washington. n. c.
Stanley Mcclellan lcC: last evening
for the cast to enter training In the
L. 8. navy.
Arthur Prichard entertained the
n"!nhcrs Of Mrs. Eernhart's Sunday
school class ut his home on Pleasant
stree; last Monday evening.
Mrs. James Cochrane has returned
from Il visit with friends in Washing
ton.
TIL" sI,s<rs Fay Meade and Lucy
prl;hard arr in 'Fairmont this week at
tending q series Of lectures and in
structinns in Red Cross surgical dress
incs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Altman have
gone 20 milford Station. where Mt
Altman is installing an electric plant
for the Hope Gas company.
Ola Robbins Is home from Wheeling
fr- a few days visit.
Woods +. Rymcr is spending the day
in Wheeling.
Jesse Hayes is here from Lawrence
viil". H.. far visit with his parents.
Alr. and Mrs. John l., l!aycs.
g. f.. Enrnwcll is y hus ness visitor
in nc east
Roy +. Alder is in Atlanta. ia. in
tn. interest Of the 5ianninrtnn Window
GLASS company.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Eui1an" SiSgins u! Fair
view ara guests Of Mrs. Eunicc Nor
riSun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22
MANNINGTON

Mr.. ann Mrs. \. II. rutherford have
returned to WASHINGTON. II. T.. nftrr a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r.. q. Murray
On Marshall street.
20. Smith Of New York City Was A
HlSinesE visitnr hrra yesterday,
Clyde Martin md w, o. Curry haV"
returned to Pittsburgh after n few days
bust ness viSI; in tho city.
J. ". HnrrnheGR Taft this morning
for tho 0kiahutnR nil fields.
flames krrnndy or llunurei was the
quest Of friends hrr" Inst evening.
llr. George MiIlrr of fairvicw Is a
huSRpsS viriinr hero in town.
Miss Nera Charlton is thu Encst OF
relatives in Wheeling.
IL L. Mastn Is 4 business visitor In
the city urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cover have meped
into tho Masonic temple.
Mrs. ]. T. Keen will DO hostess to the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22

RID mos" that drihhlcs with E1ucus
IL an unSiEI lly misery. \ breath tainted
with tho ud:r q! c'tIarrh " IN ocfense
nrainst all health and d,.crncy. A stom-
ach filled with droppingS from diseased
nasal ravatirS may cause untold misery.
cIngscI win strings OF ropy mucum In
dira'.S :, body literally recklng with Gu
tnrrh, causing pimpies. hl"tchos and
other Skin eruptiurS.
rho h!nnd sw.ariniag With millions of
CatHrrh germs. entails upon the Kidneys
y labor that may break them dnw1i tha
lungs and bronchial tubes. scourgad with
tn" dsStructivc influnI!cr OF Systematic
calnrrh, can lead to nnr1lia and the most
BrrIuuS consequences.
So why continue with all this misery
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22
Federal Police Force
Being Organized for Use
In Guarding Industries

WASHINGTON Nov. 2l--.trlny do
| nHrIinrutnI commanders have been ru-
l!,'v"d tt III" ,nly 1T assigning lruup5
! /" guard Industries and railroads as tn"
| first step in IN" war departments zen
| erhi plan tor cooperating with the
! states in system "f internal cnntr"!
during III" war mat VIII not dram tho
| 1IshlIr% inr'rS.
Hereafter MI r.u,l,s,t4 for runrd4
| either from stat. UuIh. ,ritir$ nr FROM
marurar, ur"r+ mast IL, nad, /" ia" nd
! jutant-r"nrrnls "t'i"H for r''f"ronr" Il"
| III" militia bureau.
! SuIiirrs INV ,iuing p"iir,. .iuIY nni
! waIrhrr.n work viii H.. rrlirvrd soon
alI ru ..rlprl"mrni men for such duty
. f,rpishnd Il, In. ,,lulrs tn,. druurtIneut
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-22
U. S. MAY DECLARE
WAR UPON AUSTRIA

WARRINGTON, Nov, 1-Whether
the United States shall declare war
against Gcrmany's allies promises to. be
subject Of considerable discussion n
the next session Of congress, said Ssaa-
tor Hitchcock, ranking member Of the
foreign relations committee, upon his
return today to Washington, In his
opinion the question presents many
complications and is one of extreme
drlicncy as we'll as importance in imme-
diute and future developments Of tho
war. ~,gT
"a declaration Of war against Austria
Hungary,r said Senator Hitchcock,
might be construed as endorsement OF
ltaly's demands upon Austria, These
include demand for territory which
virtually would deprive Austria OF
every scaport-u fruitful situation for a
future war 1t is a question whether
the United States would bs willing to
give such an endorsement" -,
Senator Hitchcock said he anticipated
that the coming session OF congress-
would be long one. and that from OBJ
ssrvations during tho recess be pc
licvcs the public Is giving whoIe-heft-
ed support TO tho war.