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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
Moro Notified to uoport

Notices for total 81 900 Ia report
Tor examination before tho local drart
board had boon mailed out yesterday
THIS In 2S4 moro thun II WINS ~stifnnt,d
thAt II would b" necessary {" rnll 10
III tho c"unty'H first quota Of IOS men
EnlI Ordinance before Council.
At itS meeting Monday evening city
conncil pnan"d an md new milk nrdIn-
annn. Thin or1Inanc" /, worry ntirirt In
Its" tormn ana inah~n u n"""sanrY r"r
dnirymou selling His product Within tho
otty to thho exceptional "nTr ,.T hin eat 70
to- dairy barus ani ovnryIhlnH connect -
od with mllL pTo.iu"tl"n Council nlnn
expects TO thko nlopn toward UnInIoii 10
ing all hoalnIh ~ hnvc hollynrI-n ro,n o.
plated by "'GlnGh Ia IN. I,l"IHiuE dur
Ing The summer in"uihn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

IrrII"n,r II "uppIios f"' H." l'ull"'
rt"I"u "rn,r now i"i"n manufactured hr
rI.,I, l., Wont vim InIn I'LL j." I"''"'"'
Ter ~ - "a t,"r ""nt If III" f"'1"r"l "hll'
Ininv law In utIi'silr "uf"r""n III il''
rirI" n'""rhluH !" l"h" 'l"V 'rii"h"rI
81 oIIIunut -C,rrtur" "f Ia" ""r' VIZ
ui,Io Manufacturer nruu"Ini lon. "nt
Loo ! InTinuI. 81 Wheeling nrld nR"n
fu, tho nrrurIn Hem. IN rlni"n"ulr unn'
hero t,Ior to t!Irtr I.nh"r f"ruInInrl"urr
fIn,uucI II Montgomery nnd J"rno Y
EullIvnn. r'~'r"inry " tho rin'o "'itn"I
Of hrfnnrn.
rho roprrn-nintivrr AZ tho rnnnufnn
turrrr' nrnnrin,Irn wrllN hcrr for con
frrrucr With this rinIr un1rinbu "n tht
pruhlrrnr prrr~ni"d by III" now Inv
which b~ru,mcr effective H"piomhnr J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

) A ,,uv. ....,rrni't"o - '"t' Nv"
ohio hr"r.,L r',",""il - s'"'"'""' ~"
f.nse ~ all ,un''"'G rotating - h'"'''.
,hnspitnlu nnl nuralrr. whl"h WI NV"
n special rclh IN .nl'lruc :" "n-" t"r 'h'
wounded soldiers r"'uru"' ff'f" ''''
pcon hattl-GcIls. among "th'r h"'l"a'
was named '",l,y 10y Governor N">. In"
lmcmbers are:
nr K. II RIshor Jr. Cleveland
Health Cuturulasi"u"r. VIII" ta d"H'E'"tt-
. ed chairman. Howell Wright. executive
secretary OF the Council aud secretary
OF tho Clrvflnnd u"spttM Council. ~h"
Is named s"crc,nry: Miss Mary IL N"h-
crts. Cincinnati. member or IN" NhrseS
Examining commttt"n. Suttc Mouic"t
Board. and superintendent 90 'he
Holmes frivnI" Hospital tin'ihhA''
Fred H. Bum. Y"unGst""n. prrsidcnt az
the Ohio lInSpIIni Association ANA Su-
tperlntrudunt Youngstown 'lty lI"spit"l:
Rohert IL Patterson. t"lunItus. eH~'u-
two seGrrIary t'hin S"'I"tS Tor ere
IyeutInu or rulrr. ',i">ta, IN. 4. +. S"lhI.
tTuludn member II ii.o tnc,lI"nt rn' Ii"i.
.stuts, committee ~ H.nll"n"l b"f"nae
and sio"IrIary ''hi. stat" M"'il'"l ArH"-
.GIuiinn tn 'ic"tr- l. l.t"''"ir- Al'ill"-
it"wh. .halrr""" ''f I''i'I' l'""I'l' ''h"
I.li staln lrr"Iiis""i ~ health anal Va"
inov ruIuniL T. ''Ii'lilY I'aYi"". ~
Mat! ''.II.r" I'"sI'H'
Tho .nru"IEnit..,. ,,...'i',r ~lii I.' h"ih
Ia t'..In",i"ra riI.l" ,h.'. r''n'""'
will leo ,.,.rt...l ...i -. h."lIh h.,aI.ir"In
tani ,,urrI"r i"r..,"."'t,,,. -" - IA" h''"
l,ltai fo.IilIi." u, f.., "''""'i"h
anlIIorn nuI 49," .,r - iil""n "nr"r".l Ia
,nannfa.'"rn 81 va '""'''l"i". ''' get
Inf"rn,"I I.,n "',,,I"r tn'iiItI-"
nnI "IIu"iai" 'r"l"I"v ..r '"''" "'''"""
~, Tho w"r "nd :" 60" 'h"' r"l'Ii"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
CAPITAL NEWS

rIIAJII JDErpH. w. Vn. Aug. IT,
rhnrIcrr w"r" Irru~d t"'ry l'v III" n""r"
torr rf rIn,o In tho following OTIn"rnI
Ehnrt Cronh l'rnI company. "f Whom
lug to "rrrnlc In uhl" county. "nf''fnl
rI"ch. J2,k0n. inc"rr"rni"ra Th"innH ~
Mri.nin NJ. r. Mrd'urnh. tI~"rs" y. ''ln"h
rnrd Of WhonlInH; \. TonKnrhrn. Mhr-
TIM Ferry. o.. md IT.. NJ. f"ttit. or war
wuuh
Ht"riing Supply company. NJ Altman
To nl~rnto n general m~chnIIdin" "i"r"
at Altman; capital rtnck. $4,000. inr"r-
rnrntcra. II. g. hrnrtt- or HiSil"r. "
Va: ". C. Sharpe. Franz Knrnh. or III
AIhnna; W. II. bowers and NJ. {. oil
christ, OF chhrl"rtnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
GERMAN COMMENT ON
GERARD'S REVELATIONS

BERLIN. Aug. IL. Monday. via Lon
don. AUX. TIN commenting on tho
exposures OF German diplomacy made
PUBLIC In tn" United States by .Jnmca
W. Gerard. the former American nm
hnssudor here, The XritunE Am Miltng
says,
"Ih" very contents of thiR alleged
dispatch emperor William'H mcaHaRG
10 President Wilson, nrr 40 conml-
IulcL nj to prove anything hui luJuri-
utIn to German political conduct Ia the
war The dispatch ma Mr. Gerard has
constructed and puhllahch II muM
prove to ANY unbinrrd mind TINT EN-
pcr0r william. In hlr rKchnmE" OF m"n-
angrn with King George. worried un-
rruAngIy for tho maintenance Ut
pence.
'''rhr lritlnh king. nn The nlhnr
hnnd. either from CuI.cluIh duplirilY.
ur. moro likrly. bcCnIlHr hc wnh dupr'l
hy II government which nlrrhdY hhh
drcihrd for war. rnuu hrCnm" en-
urrIl~d in misunderstanding und sub
United prnI,nrII lunr which were with
drawn ur furl IN they w"i" nri'"pI"d
Ia mn unlr"luIlcrh render The lnrnI
nation conveyed to l'I"uih"nI NlIn"i
hy hInhnnrnhnI GrInIh ~ an ln'liCl
IurIl If Il luE t."uIEc. huh ih" iIIiilnlI
government. nud not "T GERMANY
"Dno In h"wIl'i,Iuh ~ Il" Iunllr"
Hat uIninrtrh Mt Gerard In mnIilnE
ihrrn ,llr' lpnur"n u may j." That Us
The l'nilrh IIlntrr too. M t.rInih'r
dirIumntic fame no lnug", Inn nn "n
prrinlly lurirUur hue To many Amer
irnnr tho HrImInn "mu"rnI "nnllnurr
In be- ono 1T The ,uIlutnI'llup men Of
contemporary hirinry
'"Tho prImnrr pIII'"n" ~ M G"r
nrd'n cIpunIIrr han h""u ~ IuIpI"nm
hIu rnunlrrmrm with ia" inrl That h''
wnr u participant In hirlnrl' h'r"Iuu
mrutn through II u~rrnUnl 'unlh't with
II ErcnI emperor Ia tie" n"'"nd place,
Mr. Gerard hnr mad" tn" m"nrhH"h
uvnlInhl" rur Eutrni" IN" hr supply
Iuu rhIihuliun which had n"llh"i
bend nor tail nnh AZ" uf neither -"
lliirnl nuT dlpIunailr importance"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
hIHh L'GiMEh An kiHThD.

III Mas Mar IL ! Nniph, -
rI,tHIi,,.ti iIrit.h'I ~ tlir iilnu T. ein
taiIl rIt,Er tlENiI rruiru'" To, i'niiI .
lI.a IuI Ia ihr ,,,'II i'I' Ill''n vac ''ii
n,ui,lh :" tao irnIr I'"nnl nni' tool" ""l
v Ir,. v."~ I"t"I. rt"ii'l "nn""'Yi ga"
n,,.rI,lI l.rtu r"ri"t'lnp ~ '"ni''ii"u
rIIi, ~. I'IItn Il''n II FIn I'In 'lnh"
II, II,r n.niit 81 l,"lnnh
i',,iII" ,n"tiInl tH'.nIl" Inv" n"n'""'
81 Ihtnn IiIuu r"iu'Iu f,"In ia" '"un'P
'In,n "rl i,,ur fi'u ~" county Galway
~ ltuuI i"',uut'ui '"rI luE 'i"tn W."
y,ntp T." thi"" u"nIh" f"r "II"W""
nrnInni III" nuil'drIlllnR "rI"i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
GILMAN InrGnh RID.

HAI.T LAKE cry. I'Inh, AuH i
hI,n vnn AIvrurinhri. rrputr'I head 81
- Chairman spy nyHI'm la ia" ""nI. ana
,IIr.rL finnn,InI nrrIi 81 iiriunnN ~
Canada 10 t"hny Ia ih, Iui'tnin"Lt camp
nj I,n,I I,nt- Inn Il. wac I,i''i,th LAT i'
mic "a. ..rt,I - .uni"hY 81 depart
u,"uI 81 lunII'o "s"nI"
nI".mni.I"u .I',..lnI,'l that li' I'"h l""'
- Im,iuun 81 n"r.,,"I urlIli''n 'lll"'" u"
ILIn .nuuIIy "Ii.'" Ih" '-'iI'''"h 81 va"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
MO I.AnOn DAY rARADH.

ruprT'rH.. hmH - ..ih" l"l"i ""l'"''
,,T III, ,iIy C,, tho ntnI tlIu" IN nr"'lr
fn,,r rrn,r VIII l"ll t,"I"'l" "u u"
I,nr ,Inr iLIr Won't nffl,Inlr d"'l'l"d VI
rurrrIh Tho ru"I"runrr "l'r"i'"''" ""
.u,,ur 81 ih~ nnnurl"l ''"'dIll"n "f fh'
,uiunr brought nh"II les ~" h""FY ~
continent ~ 1.IhcrIy bond" "nd 81 W"
r,,ncnrr rf h,luIrr'lr II union MON "h'
hnvr nntrrrh III" government n"rP"". u
patriotic demonstration on tn" ""inhl"''
will be- rIipntlt uir'l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
Avalanche Noar Short Creek

yc4Inrdnv nflcrnonn during Ihc lot
rir. .t,rrn th. Trims ON the l'rnnhyl
vnnIn line were Delayed. hr'atIs'' "t an
,,,lruchr near short Creek. FlnR St"P
.1,3 \ Inr." part "r ia" hill:ih". '""
ar uht,r the Irnrk urnr This plh'" GhN"
,by nnd tons II sull gravel. l""'irIS
md all Kinds ~ debris htrl"h lhr l'h'"9
h,uruih II Sumo az IL" lnrh rooms
.hi,h rnIn~ ,rn shInE 1""n r"'"''"h H">
ryuI nru - lIu Ih'm. rain" II''.9
were uuIn,.Irh nuh lntni"hr" l"E" "'''
.u,lIrl down hi Ihr I""""ii"I i'l'H ~
rN.,Iiru ~ I'nth"
Nn,L a"uI l"tun"ll"'''' ''' ''''"'
,',,,k 1. I,.IuIu At Irniu Ia" Ia W h"''"r
Ir , nI,n,t iItur uutIl Ihc 'i"l"l" '""l'l Tee
iai,I,.n al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
Under Compensation

Leo OF. state compensation commits
niuIer tndny approved tho following
new aloCtiunr under tho "nTnponnn Hot
inv. Rup~rinr Itnnhwln t'"nl company
thuIluntnu Cataract New ltiN"r H"'"h"
I,1rh Coal company. ih"rl"nI"n. h'Ia'l'
man herman. coal uinIIH. thnIlrH
Ian. t,,nsit Iiu,h Cont 'nini,nIIF,. open
r,in hlIo t'Unl company. Inc. I"ihh
In,,f Lyman rl"h t.."I Company
IIn,iIu.i..u IiililIn1 i'"iI' loo. 'f N@0'
tI,,InIn Iitul, IInJ"t 4 IrI'.", iuIni."I
IIr,,InrI,.n 1,ua t'nI Eiu'IurIt"I -
,,,,,,r,,,y i'ha,i-rI,u. hi,Innlanh 'lI h
Ilup ,.,,,,II,suy az UiklIio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
1'rnl,ni,1 nuIlIrAn \

rrrIur,u uiIIhrcnk ri typhoid f"r"r
hun boon reported /" Ia" Htntr h"nlth
department frmn Princeton. Mercer
county, br iInr"Ih II. wood. nrr'ntnnl
hcnlth cnmmlrri"u"r, md MnN" T"l-
mum. Hintn rnnitnry engineer mr." hnth
at Princeton milking m investigation
for tho purpnr" nf determining the
cnu1" and applying remedy. Accord
Ing tn. the rapport received by Com
whatsoever Jrpnon there mr." - cases nj
Princeton.
fnnrnwny. iirnHt"n county. ais" hha
u number mf rhnra Of Iyph"lh fever hn'l
they ARE being investigated by III"
health department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
Patriotic Lawn Exoroinon

\ splrnid program ar pnIrl"'lr I'M
lurr. consisting nf drills, rc"ith'l"Hh
solos mud impressive nddreahea Viii D."
rendered tnInuTrnw evening on the lawn
framing the ltnutirt church. 7"SrrHI
prominent npcnhrrn viii take part In Ih"
cErTrinrr,
FnlluwIuE III" pr"srnIu canning II"
,unurITnIlnu for the. Indies viii Lee can
durtrd IN NIn G"nITr Inhi wood. TIE
InIIrn uili "nrI I"I sale 1" Ih~ lhhil'
, .,,nI ,ufluI, 81 warm wcaIhoT heil-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

tnnridornI,lr lnnd hnr r"'"ni'F NV"
Ir,T,h nrrh ht the lCuU"rlrhnI" fh'l'"""
T., ,,,o, ,rL martin Wnrwuuh Tho
,.,uunuy nuIIrirnfrn "r"mlng up now
ronI Inudu u"nr Hhurt Crock, n'"''
,,iII hr OPENED up mar ia" 'f""h hhh !"
brunch llpo If tn" r""d h"' w""n """t'
Grrrk nuh Wnrw"uh VIII u" '"hn'fh''-
eel with freight ynrdn l""nt"h IN N"r'h
Wnrwnnd on tn" lnnd purchased from
Tn" Slrngcr hrnth"r" ma other Ihhu
owners In TINT vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
tn Attend Con fnr1nON.

Inmcn u. Ftowhrt. rtnt" r"rnini""lnnni
" agriculture. irfi tonight for Wn"h
IuCinn. whrro hc Will intend n confer
cnco tomorrow. called Ivy Secretary II"rr
ton, OF the federal nRrirnliHr" dopnr'
,ncnt. for II discuHrion II plnnr I" In
rr"nrr tho whrnt ncr"E" In West Vir
ginin md other rtntch OF tn" nation G"'
LII ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
WILL RUN TOR NATOR.

uhRTlISul'ftr!. Fh.. Aux lt-~FubI'r
Srrylrr Cunul-l"ncr VIM. a. MnEcn to-
uIrht rruI hts r"HiKrniI"n !" t'"V"rn"r
urunhnuuh rfr~rti"c tomorrow, Mr.
N,r.c ,pId no resigned 30 he could he
,cmo candidate for mayor Of PITTS
hurRh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

Onk nvonun i'nvo tomorrow =" 'l''N'
burrh where lE.y viii Spr:il ""'''h'
duv. with frirnCH.
Sam I'rico hlr resumed hlH "u''"H ~
'I.t,.,uryh. utter Il viEIl with rcIallf"a
and rrlcndn hrlc
Nrs Ituaarll ''row has r","'n" '"
her hou, IN Cleveland. -. utter fis''
with rclatlvcn here.
Mrr. \. l. iiurnctt and son MHN"''''
ri MnEtnn avenue. ar" riS'lh6 ""p ~
ntlvrn In lIulbro"k. Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
MOUNDSVILLE
rrtynnolow Funeral TonAv

Funornl Hrrvir~1 Tor tho 1atr Inrnru
Thomnn nr"n"l"w ng".l nnd hIKhI, 70
pp"<Nirh roal'tnnt 81 'hln city whn ,1IoI
M"ndny nft-rn,Hru will DO held this mr. =
prrrpon Mt O'Clock M thr lnIc hnrun IN
FlrTt ntroct Rev. FDth"r Francis +
Flanagan. rector OF 81 Frnncir SnyIor-
church will orfll"nt~. tntrr,ncnt will b,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
Hoalth Ofrcora Roport

CITY Health OFFICER Or. D. II. Enly
Monday submitted h'H monthly report TO
council FOR IN" month or July 1917. Tho
report nhow"f II births during tho
month with . dsntha Several OF IN,
physicians hero have cnlled to mako
their reports I" tho city officer. IL, IL
required b. law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

THOUGH thrr" cnsrH ar lnrnntllc pa
rnlvri- hnvr h~~n rrpurI"h To- ILL" hthin
dnrnrt1nrnt 81 health within the a
hours. nr 4 l.. Jrrn"n. ""rnrnlnai"n~r.
todry Declared ihn belief that with the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

AHhtRhuln nnh Hovhr""k t"wnnhip"
hold Dnal law rl"'ti"ua with tho follow
Ing Tenulta. hRhtnhuln. dry $50 vol hH
Snybrnok dry 395. wet GE t.nr, wcck
two RaloonH wer" opened In %nEhr""k
md ono In hshtnbuln. NIL Just outHido
tho Ashtnbuln city limItH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
nODr wAnunp hanOnT.

pt'TrAuTnNh Aup II TIA" '""iH
Of fnnrn ii"nh iiurh. " fireman -" ~"
AurilTnn I"ir.'.i" h"ni .l"riT"i"I. WA"
rn -i".i nuanIr h"r' %'"i"r'l"y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

Tho county anal ilnfIi.t Ia. irvI-a r"r
tho finnal y"aT "n'iinG i""n "a. I1lr.
wore made by III" county court moot
tn6 4" "p""i~l "'""I''" y""'"''i"y RI"
.tjiniIr Ia. In vat Iitta n,t - - nttr fnT
county i.nrr"an". 10 ""nin f"i 'ilnIi u |
p..rp.,r~ ~-hIla rI.~"iaI ia. 81 tvs. "n,i
.u,s-half Onr,ts Ia i.ln"n'l f"i hrn.ln i"Sl
if,Dr,.yeinsiiIs Il I,,..VI,lu,i f"I 10y ilu
atais an.l naii"nni s"v"I ni,cui III"
dist riot ar hand nm. linton nnh Fr"uh
lin arc az hnVa ".i's tn. ""."r'i
ing 'tn tho ""Il'noI" .t I"n """in f"r
special r"nh IurrI.''n"" thla viii T."
usa1 In improving ia" 'Inrs ~" i"ada
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
ENEMY SOLDIERS
MAKE AWAY WITH
A. & N. CATTLE
Prize-Winning Herd Captured;
Just a Maneuver Though,

SALTWATER, Okla, April 2S-
Especial Invading the college farm
from the northeast, Mai. A. f. Forsvhe.
with his command composed OF Com.
panles A and b, A. and NJ cadets.
swooped down upon herd of pure bred
priIc winning cattle and, theoretically.
attempted to make away with the spoils
Receiving by courier the news OF the
invasion, Mai James A. Black. com
manding Companies +, +. 6 and II of
the second battalion. hurried his men
across the southwest corner OF the cam
pus, and, enveloping the right flank
OF forsythe's foragers. put them to rou,.
saved some OF the livestock and cap
tured the two companies However
Forsythc's men had killed" many cattle
before being caught.
! his maneuvcr was one OF the field
problems given the cadet corps and re-
serve officers OF Oklahoma Agricultural
and Mechanical college Friday morning
at the regular annual inspection. Mai.
Is. /. Simmons Of the Thirty-fifth
United States infantry, in charge Of
clNliian framing m the south, was the
Inspector. He arrived Thursday nigh,
at Saltwater and examined the military
department under the supervision OF
Capt A. J, Davis, Twenty fourth in
iantry
The cadets and band Friday morning
were inspected in regimen,al review and
company line. The field problems were
IN the nature of examinations of the
cadet and reserve officers. Hundreds
OF visitors here in connection with thu
state nter-scholastic meet were sight
SeetS.
Pres, J w. Cantwell Of the college,
and Captain Davis are well pleased
with the showing the cadets presented
Major Simmons makes his reports di.
rect TO the war department. Captain
Davis, by His knowledge of Major Sim
mons attitude and by the fac, that ad-
verse criticism was absent. believes the
conditions found here favorably i'm
pressed the inspector
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
Judge Champions
Kissing to Danish
Domestic Trouble

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S - STU
periur Judge Thomas +, Graham. who
ha, won the title OF the Great Recon
ciler' because of hi, ability to bring to-
gcther divided couples, says the kiss is
the most effective cure for domestic
troubles the world has ever found
~ have always taken judicial
knowledge oi the fact that kisses help
TO prevent divorces" says Judge era
ham
Kisses have effected more recon
citations in my court than pleeding
Whenever feel that there is posi-
b,lity oi reconciling separated couples
! call them into my chambers, discuss
the matter with them briefly and then
Try to get the husband to kiss the wife
Almost invariably the kiss solves the
problem The kiss, somehow, is the
magic of II all When a Kiss is given
the suing wife usually iorgiveS and
iotvetS She IS ready to start her do
mc,tiJ lie anew.
'But whenever husbands and wives
So lar forget themselves as to kiss
others. they tread ON very dangerous
ground The evidence in many cases
clearly demonstrates this fact HuS
bands can endure their wives dancing
with other men, hu, when It comes to
kissing them, they demur. In my opn-
ion. they are right
"Ihc kisses and affection of hus
band, and wives are for each other
alone, and Tor their children When
bestowed upon others, no possible good
can result"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
YOUNG BILLY SUNDAY
GATHERING CONVERTS

WASHINGTON, April "a l5-
year-old evangelist last night swayed an
audience that filled the Centennial Bap.
list church, and at the conclusion OF
his impassioned, boyish plea for sin.
ners to repent, an ~ year-old parish
oncr was one Of the first to march
down the aisle and sake his hand
Wilson Holder, son OF a Baptist min
ister Of Baltimore, is the youthful Billy
Sunday lie spoke las, night on The
Cross" taking his text from the gospel
of 81 John, and he thrilled All audience
composed largely Of adults, although
the service was scheduled principally
for Children
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The Big -Four
National League.


beside her and there they hid Rut thov
could hear the eat coming pitter- pat ttlng
after them, nov and then giving loud
mcRouw'' until II stopped right In front
Of tho automobile .
Now | wonder whore they've gone -"
said the cat out loud. not seeing Uncle
Nisglly or Jillc 4 must find them so
Well, YOU can't blto us or scratch MS
or do anything ike that to us" quickly
cried llllie. Now you go on away. bad
cat or ] II shoot you. Listen | have
gun You shall hear It pop'"
with that lille opened the box Of
era kcrs, and taking some out she whls-
pered 10 Uncle Wi""ily.
Here. you break one and IN do the
same. They're fresh crackers hard
baked. and they'll hrenk and crack Ike
gun Then We can scarce the cat
So the bunny man and the mouse girl
cracked the crackers
Crack Bang Crack" went tho
hackers. Ike llttlo popguns, but the black
,Qst only laughed and said
"Hless Your hearts That wouldn't
scar" me | can zee what gu re- doing
cracking crackers. Hut wouldn't hurt
YOU. anyhow I'm friend OF Uncle Wig
yl'y's"
Then why did you run after U.S."
asked Jnlc
To give YOU hack the change from
volr money. You ran on and loft It on
the grocery store counter said the cHt
with a mosouwlng laugh The grocery
dog asked me 10 give II back 10 you. 80
| chased after YOU with IT."
Then he gave Jllle her change and
helped Uncle Nlggily mend the broken
holonEH sHusng" tire and soon tho
mouse girl was safely nt home with the
crackers to go with the cheese. and there
was enough so Uncle Wiggily could stay
to supper.
So once more everything came out all
right and II the chimney doesn't slide
down of tho roof and ga to sleep In tho
flower bed III tell you next about Uncle
Wlgily and Nannie's paints
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
German Radio Plot
Blocked at Canal

PANAMA cry, April 2s An at.
tempt hy Germans 20 establish pow
erlul wireless station in the mountains
OF Chile or Argentina has been irus-
,rated
A dispatch from Cristobcl today stat
ed ,ha, the Panama canal zone author
,tlcS held up the steamship AySon and
removed from her cargo eighty crates
Of cquipmcn, and seventy six rolls Of
wire consigned from Mexico to Val.
pafaiSo.
According to information from an All.
then,ic source this material was to he
used by the Germans for their radio
plant.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
Kentucky Racing
Meet Opens Today

LEXINGTON. Ky. April Le.lng-
ton Ia filled with horse owners, trainers
and other followers OF the turf, while at
the track OF the Kentucky Racing as
ISOLATION are Quartored over 500 OF the
speediest hor,ss IN the country. all here
for the opening OF the association race
meeting this afternoon. The meeting viii
mark the Inauguration Of the annual
spring racing season OF tho Kentucky
tracks. The local meeting will continue
eleven days. with races every dav OF the
week excepting Sunday. The Lexington
meeting will be followed I'm turn 10y the
sprine meetings Mt Churchill Downs
Douglas Park and LatQnia which will
carry the season throughNto July l.
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Maysville Forms
New Rifle Club

MAYSVlLLE, Okla, April 2S-(Spe
ciaD-A number Of business men OF
Maysville met al the First National
bank Wednesday afternoon and organ
ifcd local rifle club with the follow
ing Officers J l. Aldredge, president;
G +. Ham, vice president; Ira {. Bry-
ant, secretary; s. l.. Thompson, treas
uter; W, X. Butts, executive officer.
To date fii,y-onc names have been
added to the application which will be
forwarded to the war department al,
once.
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Where to Enlist

United States Navy-20l Culbcrt-
son building. Grand avenue and
Broadway.
United States Army-l04h West
Main street Oklahoman building
Fourth and Broadway
Oklahoma National Guard-hdju-
tant generals office. IS West Grand
avenue.
United States Marine Corp, See
Postmaster Weaver at federal built.
ing.
Women's American League-l0l
North Harvey street.
Red Cross-Mrs. C. l.. Daugherty
10 East Ninth street
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Few Cigaret Licenses.

UUKNNT Okla, April B-(Spe
cial)-A canvas, Of the city reveals
that none Of the grocers and bu, few
others will take out licenses and fur.
nish bonds for the sale of cigareu A
few drug, cold drink stores, and news
stands which do a big business in to-
bacco will do 60.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
Policeman Reservist Called.

Kent Armstrong, a member OF the
local police force. has been called back
as a reseryist in the coast artillery. He
received orders this morning to report
to the commanding officer OF the south
ern department at Fl Sam Houston
before May l. Armstrong had already
applied for a commission in the Off
GERS reserve corps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-28
LAWTON MEN TO
BUILD REFINERY
Construction to Begin Within
Sixty Days,

LAWTON. Okla, April 2S -- CSpe-
cial)--Construction Of new refinery
will start here within the next sixty
days, according to an announcement
made today by f. NJ, English, president
of the City National bank, who toge,h-
er with J. r. Hale has been lnstru-
mental in promoting the company. As
Sociated are Frank Weimer, F. A.
Parkinson r NJ Parmenter, Charles
W. Payne, and George L, Rose Of Ok
lahoma City
Almost the entire capital stock of
$4,000 has been subscribed by local
men. The new refinery will be looat-
ed directly north of the Lawton Re
ilnng company's plant, on land leased
from the city The Parker Cracking
process will be used and the refinery
will have a capacity OF 100000 gallons
day A large amount of crude has
been contracted for, and contracts are
now being made for the sale OF the
product.