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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-01

WASHINGTON Feb. T. British
Ambassador ring-Rice today pre-
sentesl to Hssate department Eng
lands reply to tiermany's charge Of
the misuH OF hospital ships and re-
auastex that the message be for
wardM to Germany. The note men
tiojesa threatened reprisai II any
hospital ships are sunk,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-01
NOTE LEAH INQUIRY
MAY Rt 4pANpf,NL-Y

NEW YORK, Feb. i.--MeastSc,.s
OF the leak" neutrality-suspicious.
tee before reconyenlnx@Today said
that ON account o.. SIC International
situation they s.srSbahly would close
the New ssvf hearing to-day anti
return " Washington Immediately.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-01
GERMAN PRESS UPDtDs
BARRED zgY MOVE

BERLIN, Feb. 6.-The German
press is suppoS1ag the move for u
and tie re1osai Of restrictions on
naval maraere. So far no denonstna-
tfoas hxFe occurred The German
pecpleyappeass satisfied with The de-
eissSk reached by the government.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-01
Loci Market,

The Waxaladiie dealers are pay
Ing tho foilowllE prices for coultrs
prodAce today: 1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-01
SPANISH CABINET
IS IN SESSION
MEETING or cAlhNrT HfLD
FOLLOWING fGhsfi Or
NEW GEgslEN NOTE.
offi,laii, Annoy Rced Thu. spanish
ships VIM t'oa'inae TAeir
Traffic 1Itll the Allied
Nations.

MADRfpfspain. FEB. Foliqs
tne i lens saeeial mee'Ins e &c
cabinet tSsiay official announcement
was maj that spanish ships will
sonlinrt their traffic with the allies
hut ut severe defense measures
fpay Hecnme necessary
RE foreign minister has conferred
viz American Ambassador Willard
rsfatlye 10 d possible coamunica-
Yen With Germany.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
DIR. MORRIS Is DEAD.
WAS QUAINT CHARACTER.

DIR. Joseph S. Morris, practas-
ing physician and unique charac-
ter In the medical world, died
here Saturday morning, after a
few hours illness, death being Que
to ptomain poison.
DIR. Morris was 70 years old,
and had been a resident OF Hlck-
man for about 10 years. HiS
former home was In the vicinity d
Bardwel, KY, to which place the
remains were shipped SUNDAY
for burial. We are told that he
is survived by a wife and two
sons-Lee and Monroe Morris =
but while here he made his home
with w. p. Sexton. Deceased was
member of the Methodist
church; and withal, a peaceful cit
izen. In his quiet way, he doubt
less attained the goal of his am
bition, with its modest cIrcumter'
ence, living to himself in quaint
professional realm, whose serenity
was undisturbed by outward aga.
tation. BY mere contrast, he wa.
a strong character, more Otter
read of than met, and the mos
of his kind, stood out In bole
relief because of his mere ecen
tricity. His dreams, accomplish
ments, failures, Civilizations, LIT
history-all alike are sealed II
the book of mystery called death
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Robert s. Frazure. "a. convicted u
the murder of his niece. Stella Ken
ney. II. at Louisville. KY, was sem
fenced 10 Imprisonment for life.
The United States supreme court
refused TO reopen or reconsider its
recent decision in the Diggs-Caminetu
Mann act cases and denied the april
cation of r. Drew Caminetu of Sacra-
mento for . rehearinx.
A wife's affections are worth but 20
In Hamilton county. Tenn This was
the price fixed by the jury in the suit
sf J. b. Smelling against Hardy AID
90. charging alienation
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
GEN E RAJ

Proposed increases of from 8 to II
per cent in freight rates on grain and
grain products from st. Louis and
Cairo. H.. TO points In Arkansas were
suspended.
Dealers say the price of Easter lilies
will be cheaper this year than any
year before. on account OF the war.
Four persons are missing and DO
lieved to be dead as the result of .
fire which destroyed the building ~
the Boone county (Ia-) poor farm.
Thomas Collins. a blacksmith Of BIZ
loxi. Miss. has forged a large iron
cross and sent II to Senator James K.
Yardaman by parcel post with the In
scription Lest the Kaiser Forget"
The Kansas senate has passed the
house anti-cisarette bill with an
amendment which makes it a misde-
meanor to sell. barter or use the artt
cles within the borders of the state.
Swollen streams in East Tennessee
/ East Alabama and South Geor gia
have done thousands of dollars dam
age to property and threaten most -
rious floods in years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
DOM ESTfC.


Mrs- Lncia Amos Mead Of Boston.
secretary Of the Woman's Peace so
eiety. was laughed of the stage By
students of Northwestern university
when she attempted an anti-prepareA-
nsss speech
Robert 8. Phillips Of Chicago tolA
navy recruiting officers he could
blow up anything from tin can TO .
ba&tleship" and wanted to join the
navy. He Joined.
Patriotism. stirred by international
Developments, was credited by the
February record recruiting figures
<962 men.
The federal trade commission win
not undertake the food cost investt-
cation ordered by President Wilson.
because Of the failure OF congress to
appropriate the money.
The state department announces
Ambassador Gerard and party are due
at Havana
Sentence q five years at hard .,
III In INC Ao8N W ~ y
| against Second Lieut. snant Jack b
kigdon. Second Arkansas infantry
w. confirmed BY the president
| To encourage small towns and VII
| lAges TO maintain national guard units
| the war department has authorized
tAs formation a detached paatoons.
TIE emergency peace federation an
nosmeeu plans for establishment of /,
oummission Of five members to "vori
Sut . solution Of the trouble betweel
th3s country and Germany and a cod,
for submaF1ne warfare"
William Albright Go. a farmer o
Clearfield. Pa. has just rendered tn,
services Of himself. II sons and sew
en- daughters to President Wilson.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15

Hickman merchants are show
ing unusually attractive lines OF
spring goods this season, and the
shop windows are ablazc with
beautiful, seasonaD..' merchandl,e.
In general, prices have been adj
vanced, but our merchants are Of
fering their goods at just as low
figures as merchants anywhere
quality taken mo consideration
and every man VINO makes his
dollar In Hickman sh Jui:i patron
ize the home merchant.
j. r. Brooks and wife went to
Dyer, Tenn, Tuesday, to attend
the funeraal Of her brother, who
died suddenly Tuesday morning
at New Orleans.
HAY FOR SALE: s cars alfal-
ia, 10 cars good timothy, 5 cars
clover. See sgd. L. Dodds. tic.
City Atty. T. r. Powell return
ed first of the week from q busl-
ness trip to Memphis.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
PERSONAL.

ViIh1almar Steffsnsson. the arctic
explorer. is wintering at Prince Of
Wales straits ON his gasoline schoon-
q Polar Bear.
MIS- Catherine Cudahy, widow OF
Michael Cudahy. the packer. has been
made a papal countess by Pope Bene-
dict XIV.
Mrs Helen c. Sawyer. wife OF Ned
Sawyer, the amateur golf champion,
has been granted a divorce at Wheat
en-, Ill. On statutory grounds.
Buffalo as the graveyard OF evan
geiism" apparently has tanned the
vtce-flaying. devil-beatinE. booze bat
ting Billy Sunday.
Thomas J. Slate was married to his
Aother-in-law. Mrs Mary J. King. ~
Mansfield. No.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK
PROM OVER THE WORLD.
MISCElLANE OUS.


Gov. Lowden granted a reprieve un-
~ May Is to Chicken Joe" Campbell.
negro. convicted in Will county Of
numbering Mrs. Edmund NJ Allen.
wife OF former Warden Allen o< Joliet
Denitentary.
Thirtyseven game oockA worth
10000. were captured in a rad in
Pittseurg. They were ordered into
hospital soup pots.
Protestant residents Of Berkeley, .
suburb Of Chicago, wanted q church
In hurry and they got it, A build
Ing costing several hundred dollars
vas completed In one day.
The bodies OF r. c. Babcock, chief
eSectrfcian. and III. Z. Read, q sur
veyor. were found in An air intake
chamber Of the Elephant Butte dam
They were suffocated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15

Two arrests follower the Pulaski
county (Ark) grand jury's investiga-
tson Of charges Of bribery in the
Arkansas legislature. Walter Powell
was arrested on the charge he con-
spired with State Senator l. c. Bur
gess for the killing Of a bill
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
CONGRESSIONAL

Thirty citizens OF Jonesboro. Ark.
contributed q silver dime each and
cent 1t to Senator Kirby OF Arkansas
- his share for participating in the
recent filibuster.
More than 400 nominations sent to
the senate during the last session by
President Wilson tailed Of confirmA-
ton
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
FIRES.

The Durex chemical plant at Sweet
water, Tenn, was destroyed by nre.
with q loss estimated At $20O, 900.
The plant Of the Steiger Terra Cot
u Pottery Co.. At South San Fran
eisco. was destroyed BY fire.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15

Telephone (either phone) me
for taxi service, day or night /;
reasonable rates. Am now To-
eated in Hickman.-Myatt John
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
COMM ERCIAl.

Automobile exports reached . total
n 1915 Of $123.28S.514. an increase
ever the figures Of 1915 Of nearly $1a.-
oeo 900. according to statistics fur
nished by the national chamber Of
commerce.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
NEUROLOGICAL.

Mrs. Ursula Burroughs. 81. wife Of
John Burroughs. the naturalist. Is
dead at her homo in West Park. ~. Y.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
POLITICAL.


A Joint resolution authorizing Gov.
the first American gunner who do
stroys a German submarine" was in
troduced In the Oklahoma legislature
The Minnesota lower house killed .
bill making the state bone dry ON
Jan. /, 1918. by supporting q measure,
81 TO IS. to Indefinitely postpone.
No-license forces have made a gain
Of six towns in Vermont on the in
complete returns from tho late cleo
ton.
For tho first time In the history Of
the Seventh Illinois judicial district q
Republican was elected circuit judge
in the special election to fill the VA
cancy following the death of Judge
James Creighton
ACCIDENTS.
-Four men are dead as the result II
IN explosion in the assembling room
of the Ford Automobile Co. At Gin
oinnau.
Eleven men OF the coast guard cut-
ter Yamacraw persisted in attem ptinr
TO rescue the crew OF the Standard OIL
steamer Louisiana Off the Virginia
capes-
Chairman Flood Of Virginia and
Representative J. willard Raxsdale Of
South Carolina were injured when an
automobile in which they were leav-
ing the capitol collided with a taxicah.
FOREIGN.
hooA~ f.-.~s
mass meeting in London March 81. to
voice labor's opposition to the move
for national industrial conscription.
The palace 1t Lima. Peru, is under
heavy guard. Strong censorship in
in effect a. the PsUnlt Of q revolution
| AIRY movement
The outbreak q smallpox In Berlin
and its immediate vicinity has in.
duced the military authorities to or.
der compulsory vaccination. Eighty
cases have already besn reported.
| Vicente Baloaa. editor Of Herald IA
u Antillas. = native Porto Rican and
= consistent antiAmerican. has de.
cfned to accept American citixenshir
under the new organic act.
Sonora Hermilia ssalindo. the WIN
an suffrage party1s CANDIDATE for con,
grsss. wound ~ her campaign At an
enthusiastic meeting In the capital.
The quarantine under which tn
xarrowdals Drisensrs have been held
~ Germany Aas expired and the stat
departmen4 looked for word that thei,
] release has been ogdared
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-03-15
CRIMINAL


Payton Buckle, e2. died at Taylor
vile. Ill. of fracture OF the skull suf-
fered in a fight with Albert Phoenix.
aged As. The men Quarreled over
money.
John Lightsinger OF Nashville.
Tenn. likes heavy music. He stole q
piano out of a church and carried IL
two miles. He was caught when he
went back for the stool.
Roy Ard, a wealthy Kansas farmer.
was arrested, charged with the muir
der of his wife near Elsmore. Kan.
two and half years ago.
William Becker. son and confiden-
tial secretary of John P. Becker, Sr.
who. with his wife. was murdered in
his home near Mason City. Ill. in De-
cember, was arrested At his home GA
a warrant charging murder.
Oliver Hall was shot and killed and
! Fred W. Peters. policeman. fatally
wounded In a revolver fight which
occurred at Springfield. Ill, when Pc
tiers is said TO have thought he had
discovered Hall robbing freight car.
After taking the jailor's keys and
locking him in q cell. five men es
capped from the King county (Wash.
Jail. A visitor at the Jail was robbed
of SIS
| A New York federal grand jur,
which has for several months been in
vestigating the high cost OF food ant
fuel has returned three indictments
Robert Davis OF St Paul. MINI. IL
under arrest, charged with Turing Mis-
Bernice Roberts, a 17-year-old' higl
school girl Of Lawrenceville. H.. L
Vfncennes. Ind. whore he detaine
her in a room for three days.
c. H. Powell was arrested on
charge of murder In connection wit
the death OF Lee Crosby. a barber. q
Savannah. Ok. charged with sellin
him bay rum as q beverage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

I crossed over to the other Side. A large
two-horsc van with tnrpaulIn cover
struggled UP To the middle gate. which
was closed. Tho driver was Intcrrogat-
cd asked what his van contained, and
Sundry other precautionary questions.
Then the great middle gates swung Open
and / stole In, or the right hand side
of the cart. we'll screened from official
observation.
Ahead I saw the yellow blur Of cleo
trio arc lights. md human forms hurry
ing hithcr and thither. l had best keep
In the darkness, so turned TO the right
and watched and listened. Keeping on
to tho right after continually stumbling
over loose bricks and planks, ut length
dimly perceived In front OF mo tall
building. Outside the building were
rows OF scafrolding. and, so far. heard
no sound OF workman in or about the
place. Gould find ladder somewhere?
Cropping along the outside wall OF the
building keeping to the right. cndcav-
cred TO find means Of ascent. but
failed. reached tho end OF the build
ins. and my feet began TO sink in mud.
stopped suddenly, for heard two mon
talking. From their conversation
learned that tho large building was the
power house.
Whore Ny Little Parcel Came IN
In little while heard tho two mon
move away. hut could not be sure OF
the way they went. Fearful as I had
been that both mon might discover mo
now brnathed moro freely. Their con-
vrrSation had bean decidedly interesting
for l inferred that the builders would
not be working on the powrr-houso that
day found the foot OF the ladder and
rnachcd the IirSt PLATFORM I must get
higher and higher. At length I gained
the Itop story. Was there O doorway
or Il window near" Like cat I steal
thily stuid ;!lrns until came To a door
way nj the ri.i. Stll cropping with MY
hands in front II me l found myself in L
little room which contained but one VIM
dow opening.
Outside the gloom was tightening.
From pu''k"j III my coat took out
,:!acnitylnE glass and a prISInatic COM
PASS. buLh innocent enough articles per-
In ps" in y shop window hut here in this
French dock yard they were weapons Of
warfare.
looked ruund rhr diminished r"nm
again In tlic far ictt-haiii corner from
the doorway stood L pile oil boards. be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

Druum. Donald LIST 1t, int.- o. s. c.
Marietta, So.
Sogc Edward. Is. It inf, o. R c.
Wcllsville, 81.
Foley. Frank. End II, p. n o. r c.
stcubcnvillc. 21st cavalry.
Griffith. Lawrence. End It, INF 0.
r. g.. Stcuhenvi!Ie, Sc.
Hunter. Earl, End It. F. A. O. R G.
GAINESVILLE, O.
Johnson Thomas, Capt inf. O. r. c.
GAINESVILLE, 81.
Kelly. Gerald. md It inr @. r c..
Marietta. 39th u. s. Infantry
Lamb. George. md It.. Youngstown.
50.
Loup, Thos-. md It., INF. n. A., Stcu-
bcnvillc, SO
Other eastern Ohio appointments nre:
Infantry FIRST neutonants-
Unassigned.
Russell Reiman. Wooster, o.
Second Lleutenants infantry.
Charles McConne-. Salem o.
Edward McConnhay, Quinhy Wooster.
Ralph Mcdaniel. Martina Ferry. 0.
First Lieutennnts Infantry.
Raymond Whitmnrk, Wooster. o.
Donald Ryan. Youngstown, q
Second Lieuteuauts Infantry
Mnthcy Tnylnr. Warren, =.
Russell Thompson, Martins Ferry. o..
Pirst Linutennnts infantry.
Allen T.. I'ritchard. youngstown. o..
| Camp Sherman.
Ralph Wile Wooster. 0.
Second Licutonnnts infantry
Unassigned.
Percy Raymond Youngstown. q.
&. {. YanQT"il. Newark. O.
Frank Smith. Tipp"canoN O.
Joseph Mckinley Wnllac". gainesville,
| q.
| Captain field Artillery-UEassig1od
II. \. Schneider. Youngstown. O.
| Captain Field Artiuery-JuasstSned
! William Mari. Canton. n.
Major ArtulerJ.
! Charles ". Miller. Newark. q.
First Lleutenants Sig1al Corps.
/ trlaudr Smith Canton. q.
! Walter l.. Nichols. ID 1t. j.. A. ST.
! Cillrsvillc, Camp Funston.
! Carl H. Roberts. capt, Inf. Struhcn-
I will" Camp Taylor.
! Ralph e. Mrnnni"', ID 1t. Inf. Mar
/ Tins Ferry. Camp n"dc,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
WEST vRGNlA.


Adams. Harry r. End It. Init. o. R.
c.. Spencer. W. Va.
Anolter. George r. LIST 1t. Inf. o.
r G.. Charleston. W. Va
ARNOLD. JESSE L.. End 1t. Int.
o. r c. Moundsvil,e. w. Va,
Ashworth. David D.. End 1t Inf. o.
r c. Beckley. ". V.
Ayers. Joseph A. End 1t. Inf. O. r
c.. Cass. ". Va.
Bailey. Harvey c.. End 1t. Inf, 0. II
c.. Glenville ". Va.
Beall. Charles r. End Ii. Inf. o. r.
c. HedGesville. W. Va.
Ballard. Sherman H. end 1t. Inf. o,
r c., Pcterstown. W. Va
Barnett. Donald c.. End 1t. Q. r c.
Point Pleasant. W. Va
Beltzshoorer. George. end Lit Inf. y,
A.. Charlestown. ". Va
Bishop. John T.. LIST 1t. Inf. o. r. G.
CharlcstoTn. W. Va.
Blackburn. wilmer. major Inf. 0. r.
c.. FarlzersburE. W. Va
Blake. Edward L, LIST. 1t Inf. O. r.
c. Ronccverte. ". Va
BLANDFORD WILLIAM r. list 1t.
Inf. Q. r c.. McMcchen. W. Va.
Bond. William r. LIST 1t Inf. .. r.
c.. Bluetield. W. Va
BOWIE. ROBERT E. 1st 1t. Inf. O.
r. c.. Wheeling. w. Va.
BROWN. GEORGE W. 1st 1t. =. A.
o. R. c.. Wheeling. W. Va.
Brown. Thomas c.. end 1t Inf. Y. a,
Ellington. ". Va
Butcher. James L.. End 1t Int. o.
r. c.. CharlcsburE. W. Va.
Callahan. Jesse l.. 1st 1t Inf. Q. Il.
c.. Huntington. ". Va
Campbell. John W. End 1t +. 4, O,
r c., Charleston. ". Va.
Carrier. Marshall II. 1st Lit Int, o.
R c. Keyser. W. Va.
Carver. Augustus G.. End 1t. Inf. O.
R. c.. Charleston. W. Y.
Chain. Lafs B.. End 1t Inf. 0. r G.,
Williamson. W. Va.
cEARNOCK. IRWIN ". End 1t. Inf.
O. r c.. Wellsburg W. Va
Clcavengcr. Bruce j.. End 1t +. 4,
o. R c.. Spencer. ". Va
CLOUSE HARRY T. 1st 1t Inf.
o. r c.. Elm Grove. ". Va.
Cox. James c., 2nd 1t Inf. O. r. G.,
Cox's Mills. w. Va.
CUMMINS. THOMAS NICK. LIST 1t
Inf. O. r. c.. Wheeling. ". Va
CundiT William T.. End 1t. Inf, o. T.
c.. Huntington. ". Va.
Cunningham. Lawrence NJ. -nu LII
F. A.. O. r C., Fairmo1t. ". Va.
Cunningham. Nell. 1st 1t Inf. Q. +
c.. Elkins. " Va
Cunningham. Paul r.. 1st 1t. Inf.
Y \. Charleston. ". Va.
CURL. Joseph r. lst 1t. \. S. S. O.
r. c.. Wheeling. W. Va.
Outright. Clifford r.. end 1t. Inf. O.
T. c.. Buckhannon. W. Va.
Daniel. Francis w. End Ii. Inf. O. r
c., Shenandoah Junction. W. Va.
DAWN. Thomas L.. md 1t Inf. o. Z
c.. Montgomery. W. Va
Davis. Richard +. End 1t. 4. S. s. O.
r Q. Nnrgrntnwn. ". Va.
Dawson. Daniel. End LII. +. A. y. A,
Huntington. ". Va
Day. Henley T.. End Ii. 6. q. +. -
Blue field W. Va.
D"aton CIar"rr" T.. 1st 1t. Inf. q. K
r.. E,kman. W. Va
Don't, H"rber, W, End 1t. Inf. y. A..
Grafton. W. Va.
Didtle. Frederick NJ. LIST 1t. Inf. O
r c.. Ph.pippi ". Va.
Dixon. Chester r. End 1t. Irf.. q. +. G..
kcy>er. W. Va.
Donnally. Edward T. End lit. Inf, O.
r. c.. Charleston, w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

hind which I observed 1t would % cay
10 effect temporary concealmcht snoulo
hear anyone approach In the oppo
site corner. nenr tho door lay heap OF
sand and rubbish
I glanced out Of the window" again.
There were signs OF blue sky. Far out
I could now distinguish three separate
hills. points which must appear on tne
"maps" l was going to draw on my
brown paper and on my white nnea
camisole. 4 peace Of board upon nalt
a dozen bricks made mo a more or ieaa
seat; another piece or Wood
could utilize MS 4 drawtng-boSru
CONTINUED Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

DonnolIv Henry r. md Ii. Inf, O..
- - ',h.,r,,.s,,.n " V,
,nn,,Ilv LAIN g Isr Ii Inf, O. r.
~ ,.hnrI,.,,,n " ~,
r,,fI,,,I, N.iij,,r, l. is, 1t. Inf. 0.
~ - xn;,,,nn' W w
nr.,l,. I.sIi,. {; Is, IT. Int. q. r. c.
MI. ~ r..
r,us,rh.rrv Marian G. md 1t Inf,
. =, t,',,,,i,,,.,,,, ~ va
F,od,s carl g.. LIST l.t.,Iuf.. q. Il. c..
over, " &.
L,dmisior. Andrew, la. md 1t. Inf.
q y 1. Weston. ". VA.
r,nn,,h. John, anl Lit. Inf. @. Il. c..
Wayue. W. VA.
ESKEY, Chester L.. md II Inf. .. Il.
g Wheeling W. W.
.s.iII bu,is II. Can't. Inf. .. r. c..
| rharI,ston " va
Evans Env H. Major Inf. O. Il. c..
chn '.",.,I W ~,
L,r,u 'rh,,nas X. md It, Inf. o. r.
! Q Huntington. Il. Va.
Ferguson. James L., md 1t. Inf, o.
P e. Spencer. W. Va.
Fiddler. Leland w, md LtF. A.. o. r.
G. Hnrrjsyillc, W. Va.
Flynn. Augustus H.. LIST 1t. Inf. O. X.
C. charleston. W. Va.
FLYNN. Charles NJ, End 1t Inf. q. K.
g ElucIIcld W. Va.
Fowler, Fleming t.. end 1t. Inf, y.
charleston. ", Va.
Fox Earl f., md 1t. Inf. y. A.. sui
ton " Va
ERASZlIE;lM. Lawrence W, 1st 1t.
Inf q II t.. WhcclinE. W. Va.
: French. james A.. md 1t. Inf. q. r
G. princeton, W. Va
! Garrett Arthur l.. ST 1t. Inf. 0, Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
WHEELING PEOPLE ARE PAYING
PRICES HIGHER THAN
EVER BEFORE.
Turkeys VIII Indeed BE Luxury On
Thanksgiving Table
THAMKSGVIHG PRICES

Turkeys, As to 55c per pound
Chtcken1, IS and $50 por pound
Ducks, 45c per pound
Geese, 20 and 42c per pound
Eggs, 600 pcr dozen
Cranborries, 15c per PVT
Celery, 1oc bunch
Potatoes, sweets. loo measure.
Potatoes whites, $50 quarter pr
Tomatoes, SOC Per pound.
Lettuce, 15c pound
Mlnce meat. 2Gc pound
BLACK walnuts, shelled, COG. lb.
English w2lruts. 800 pound
Oranges, 25c to $50 per dozen
Apples, l5c to Csc per peck
Bananas, 15c to Csc por dozen
Grapes, loo per pound
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
LIFE STORY Of OLGA Won MARX
GERMBNY'S GREATEST WOMAN Spy

Nest Week Miss Won Marx tolo
how sho was sent to Paris to inter-
ccpt an American nara! expert
named Sandman. for tho purpose OIL
stealing from him tho plans OF
new battlcship. which no WAS IN
venting. and how she succeeded IN
her taSlL.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
NEW TRAFFIC LAWS
EFFECTIVE JAN. |
Special Meeting Of City Council to ba
Held Today at Noon to Act
On Matter.


A special meeting OF city councai
will be held today at high noon.
IN the council chamber to take &C
ton on passing an amendment 10 me
traffic ordinance to extend the olo
ordinance to January next, instead
of permitting 1t to become Toio NO
yenber 80, as scheduled.
Action WAS taken at the regular
meeting last night to have the ne"
traffic ordinance become efectVe
January l instead of December l. as
first intended, In which event thero
would have been no enforceable traffic
laws to enforce during the inte1ment.
The new ordinance was deloyed ey
the printers and it will not. be READY
for public distribution for at least a
week.