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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23
Alex Smith, Prop.

daughters OF Star valley have been
visiting with relatives and friends
here for about four days.
Mr.. A. A. Thomas has gone to Salt
Lake City on business.
Mrs. Phoebe Dahle Is making a
short visit with her mother. Mrs. M.
]. Harrison.
A great many men have been draft
ed for the Red Cross service, their
main duty at present being to collect
the assessments Of each man.
Miss Evelyn Thompson entertained
a number of her lady friends at a
Kensington on Monday. A most
pleasant afternoon was spent.
Mrs. Lucille Merrill entertained her
old crowd at quilting party last
week. Mrs. Merrill resides with her
grandmother, Mrs. Stoddard. at pres
ent.
! Friends Of the late Mrs. Jane Cot
tie went to the home on Wednesday
and sewed, mended and quilted for
the children. Such acts are deserv-
ing Of praise.
The Sego Lily club was entertained
most royalty at the home of Mrs.
Lydia Stoddard last Friday.
Mrs. Wright and her two little
ones have been visiting for some
time at Shoshone. Idaho. They re-
turned home on Monday.
Mr.. Albert Bishop and family have
gone to their farm in Blue Creek for
the summer.
Mr.. Alfred Hendricks and family
Of Oxford have returned to their
home town and are now living at the
home OF his mother. Mrs. Almira
Hendricks. Mr.. Hendricks is en-
gagged in the insurance business.
Mrs. Olive Mendenhall had her
daughter, Olive. operated on for tom
sils and adenoids on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Spackman
have gone to Sugar City to visit
with their children, Loretta and
Kate.
Saturday afternoon. the U. No.
boys will play a game Of baseball
with the ''Du You" boys in the even
ing.
On Sunday. after meeting. plans
for remodeling the tabernacle will
be on exhibition.
Mrs. Joseph Peart, sister Of Jessie,
visited their sister. Mrs. Justin Skid
more at Vernal. while attending
Primary convention.
Architect F. w. Hodgson will have
in charge the South ward meeting |
house. the work to begin at once.
Monday afternoon. several friends
Of Miss Rebecca Christensen gave her
a bundle shower. and many nice pres
ents were received. Rebecca became
the wife Of Clarence Nelson of Mink |
Creek last Wednesday. After a |
short wedding tour to Brigham and |
Salt Lake City, they will make their |
home on his farm at Mink Creek. |
Congratulations are extended.
The two-year-old babe OF Mrs. C. P. |
Aylsworth had narrow escape from |
drowning. The little one fell fell |
through a hole in broken bridge,
and the flowing stream carried her
several rods down stream before she |
could be rescued by her mother.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23
CONSIDER BUILDING
100000 AIRPLANES

Washington, June 20.-Airplanes
and artillery. with ships and food.
Major General Goethals today told
the Senate military subcommittee
will be the principal factors in win
ming the war.
Supporting bills to create new
department of aeronautics. General
Goethals approved coordination of
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23
RICHMOND Department
|Nevs From the Lively 7own up North

rill. The city band furnished ex-
cellent music.
Mrs. Stella Peart lost a child 8
white silk dress last Sunday. The
parcel dropped from the buggy while
driving between her home and the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Trip.
Finder will kindly return it to her.
Mr.. James Brewer and his two
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23

Richmond. June ga big time
o Aeins planned for July 4th. The
4suumittee is working hard to ar
xnse q fine celebration.
Ar the big patriotic meeting, held
SATURDAY evening. the main speaker
wss Mr.. Ivans of the U. s. recruiting
uaaxr, the other speakers were Aug.
sarhccw, J. w. Funk and T. II. Mer-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23
NAMES

And IN accordance with law. and
an order of the board of directors
made on the 18th day Of April, 1917.
SO many shares of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary, will
be sold at the front door of the Court
House. Logan, Utah, on the 18th day
of July, 1917, at the hour of 2 o'clock
p. m. to pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon. together with the cost
of advertising and expense OF sale.
LARS c. PETERSEN, Secretary.
Dated at Logan, Utah, June 20,
1917.-adv. I'll.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23
Good Advice.

"The doctor says he will let me
know In week whether am going to
live or not" "And what does he ex-
pect you to do In the meantimeT ale
told me to take complete rest and
above all not to worry abovt anything"
Life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23

all government aeronautics under one
authority.
At the same time house commit
tee was considering legislation to in
crease the aircraft Of the army and
the navy. possibly to fleet of 1OO,-
900 machines.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23
DELINQUENT NOTICE OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF LOGAN,
HYDE PARK q SMITHFIELD
CANAL COMPANY
Location of Principal Place of Bust.
ness, Logan, Utah.
NOTICE.

There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account
of assessment levied on the 18th day
of April. 1917, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive stockholders as follows:
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@| |1 IER|||.

1t is easy for well person to be happy.
The sick suffer and there is little chance
to smile joyfully when pain knaws and sick
ness depresses the spirit. There is hope
for the sick in
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23
CHIROPRACTIC

Thousands are finding full restoration to
health in Chiropractic Adjustments. Should
you consult the Chiropractor, you might be
equally successful. Science is always on the
move. Don't dismiss the Science of Chiro-
Dractic with passing thought. Investigate
it's merits. Let it be made known to your
nearest Chiropractor that you want full
information, and same will be given; con-
sultation costs you nothing. A few adjust
ments will convince you that Chiropractic
will correct the cause of disease" and put
you in possession of good health conditions.
If you are afflicted in any way, look up the
Chiropractor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
GENERAL HOSPITAL To GRADUATE
SIXTEEN NURSES FRIDAY, JUNE |
Or. CAAS A. l. REED OF ClNClN.
MATT. TO DELIVER ADDRESS
TO CLASS.
Commencement in High School Aud'.
torlun-Pubfic lnvited-OircctoTs
In Interesting Meet.

Directors ~ The Nhin Valley Cen
. ,rai Hospital. ~ their m"n'hi! 'h''''
ing last evening. liked Friday "''hlhS'
E June a. Iur ua;" Tor in' nurses
, commencement In" COMMENCEMENT
viii hr held in Wheeling lil%h Srh'n'
auditorium. diplomas Mil :" award
rG 10 >iXrr"lI graduates
The commencement. ddG""~s VIC IT,
delivered by DR.. Charles y. - Nr'H'
, ri thr Cincinnati G,'nerHI iioSpi'al'
= a raan VI natIoma! r"pn'allon ~ mra''
cal and surgical professions. Ills topic
Will h.. "Thr Suprrm" ta!L fHr'h"r
details ri In" program VIII b" an
9 r0unCrd later.
! INVITATIONS To the commence m'Hi
are "uiuS ON Today. Tn" ""h'f''
public will he Interested in Dr. R""u y
address aud 4 cordial irviIa'Inn Is 'N
tended by ihr hospital auInurlil"s IL
ali who care Ia h"#y him. Til" hl@h
SrnLDl auditorium is larc" enough 10
accommodate every prrsrIn Interested
as we'll as TN" friends If III" nuri"S.
Last evenings session ri inr mos
piial directors. in every RESPECT "aS
very interesting and rather unuSlial.
Thrr"rOrt nj Superintendent Ptiny ~
Clark for IN" PAST month showed iha'
::.ti% DAYS of treatment W"r" gwen III
the institution tiurin2 tit" month TINS
is IN increase Of -" days nt treatment
over the SANE month ri l9l6 and 30
days more Than for the sam" lInl'h
uf 1915. or This num"t'r l".i per cent
or I2l days nf treatment were &lf"h
as charity. an rXprdilu:" of Hl,'l"."'
for charity.
The repor' showed that lir naih".
logical laboratory. undpr III" nirrt'
llon OF d.: Clovis is du:n2 iarSr
work The directors were SURPRISED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18

Virginia debt amendment would have
made the budget resolution ridiculous.
Il asked the Democratic house
members to allow me TO discuss the
budget resolution with them, 70 en-
plain some phases and features Of it,
upon which there seemed to be much
mis-nformation. The conference. was
informal: il was not caucus. | dis
timely told the members | did not
want any member 10 vote for 1t be-
cause | advocated it; that ! want ted
them TO use their own judgment, but
that | intend. ii il Is defeated that the
people will not put the responsibility
Of its failure on me, but where 1t
belongs.
81 am going to ask al the members
of the legislature Ia allow me 10 dis
cuss the matter with them, informally.
Friday evening. for there is no politi-
cal issue involved in the amendment.
Ii is the most important thing before
This legislature and should be dealt
with purely as non-partisan meas
ure."'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
LIBERTY LOAN
Continued From First Page.)

Iscription center at the twelve reserve
banks and that the campaign has only
been launched. ~
A large over-subscriptIon, officlaA
feel, is highly desirable in that II
would show in terms which could not
be misconstrued by Germany, that the
United States is in the war To stay
until Germany is defeated, and that
there will be no stinting of natlonM
resources OF any kind TO bring ABOUT
the end Of autocracy. Secretary NC
Adoo's trip through the middle west
is part OF the program to arouse tn0
country, especially the small inyets;
tor, to the need of making full ana;
immediate response TO the govern
ment's needs.
How widespread the opinion is that
the issue already has been over-BUH
scribed is reflected in letters recefve9
from some banks which state that in
view Of the fact that the writer's une
Gerstand the issue already has Dee0
fully taken, they regret that thene
would be no Use in offering their SUD-.
scriptions.
Directing heads Of the loan sub
'scrptiun campaign al each Of the re-
serve banks. except Dallas ana Sap
Francisco had the real situation I'M
pressed upon them in plain language
bv treasury and reserve board OFF,
calls i.odav 1t a conference. They,
we're told thai there vas need Of arous.
ing The country 10 The immediate ne
ccssity of subscribing To the loan. thAt
III" spirit OF Il" should he awakenep5
10 match the spirit of 10. -
In a circular 10 all posimasters to-
day Postmaster General Burieson re-
uleStcd that postal employees be AID;
I'd as much as possible in subscribing
for the Liberty bonds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
BaniSheS
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition
into Rundown, Tired
Out People

II you feel tired out, out Of sorts.
respondent. mentally or physically de-
pressed. and lack the desire to accom-
plish things, get 80 cent box OF Wen
;clrs Ambition Pills at John Coleman
Co.'S today and your troubles viii be
over.
II you drink too much. smoke too
much, or are nervous because OF over
work OF any kind. Wendell's Ambition
Pills will plake you feel better in three
days or money back from John Cole
man Co. on the first box purchased.
For all affections OF the nervous
system. constipation. loss Of appetite.
iuck 81 confidence. trembling. kidney
ur liver Complaints, SlreplessnesS, OK
tlausted vitality or weakness Of any
Kind get box OF Wendelfs Ambition
Pills today on The money back plan.
Mail orders filled. charges prepaid by
he Wendell Pharmacal Company. Inc,
Syracuse. n. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
TEMPLAR KNIGHTS OF
west VIRGINIA ELECT

Src,:a! n.,y3,ra 70 Lr ne; ,i ,, -,
-, M.tk lHHni !>n, W. 'm. H"' ~ ,hn
, h' InFt!ih!Iu ""'lu"' i.'''T VI ,i,o
Mrahu tniilill'hNcIA W ne N'ttsii' :: >
, Icmpiar OF West Virginia ZANE W an
cnd mere to-day. Alirr one " IN" iarS'
est and most successful meetings Ill
me history OF the order. The sessions
were closed with III" installation of
the newly elected ulilrrFS. as follows:
Grand C0mmahdnr-I huhlaS =.
Bowling. OF Charles Town.
Deputy Grand CummaAuer-l1dwaru
0. Patton. Of Parkcrsburg.
Grand GeneraliSslmo-)r. {. Z. SIN
sci. of Grafton.
Grand Captain Generate. G.. Du-
senberry. of Hun ington.
Grand Senior Wardru--Frank w.
VanHnrn, Of MartinSburg.
Grand Junior Warden Lowe,
Of Tairm0nt.
Grand rrrlaIr--Rf. Rev Bishop W
/. Grayat (IpiscopaD. of Charleston
Grand Treasurer j. s. Wander
,norI of Weston.
Grand Observation-Disclosures T.. Mich
OILS. of Fairmont.
Grand standard Bearer -~Benia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
RURAL SCHOOL THAT
IS D0WN-T0-DATE
Domestic Science and Manual Train
ing Taught in Oklahoma I'm
acknowledgements
TODAY.

! County Agent Isaac $. Cook and
Secretary 4. &. Kimpel Of The PAN
handle Agricultural club will deliver
addresses nj The. Oklahoma school
commencement this afternoon. =
Prof Cook will speak on "Cannin"'
land Mr.. Kimpcl will discuss the boys
and girls agricultural club work. til"
exercises will BIZ the most prcteniiOuS
ever held at the Oklahoma school.
which has the largest enrolment jhla
year in ills history. The school is 10
Gated near Dallas.
Cooking and Carpentering Taught.
W. a. Burton. teacher of the school.
has the distinction Of having the only
class OF manual training and domestic
science for L county school its size Ill
This section of The country. Mr.. Bur
ION has spent several years burning
the midnight oil" in studying both "
thCs" branches Al the opening "r
school last fall he sci apart d. Srctio::
inl The room for II carpenter bench Io.'
the hG!S manual training depart
rurnt' and The rear of The room hd.'
h'a'n devoted 10 tn" girls brin-, iau2h'
domestic SCi"nCr. y stove wa* pu; M
Il and Ihr greater part 0i III" dinners
for The scholars are prepared by tie
"irIS IL ! nominal cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
M'MECHEN
Wanrpd-Men. boys and girls t"F
light factory work.
WHEELING CAN CO.,
Mill 4Tih and E.uif streets.

ml7t 4Tih and E.uu SiT'etH'
John Clark, Of this city. left y"styr-
,i,i- for near Detroit. MIch.. where lie
purchased Il larE" fruit farm.
MIR. Wilson II Tins city. has i"rcp'rIi
:. nositinn rs conductor with tn" Wheel
ing Traction company, Mr. NiiS"h i
working nul Of In" luc.! barn.
number Of McM"rh"n people VIII
attend tho t:lcnd;LIr public school com
m.ncrrncnt q, G;l"ndnl" This cvrnin-
Prof. H. l.. r"'iI'"rd. principal 1T mon
district srh""lS. will deliver IN" Erndu-
alton address.
The school children and teachers "t
Union district VIII h"it lM%if amiIu'a
outing today at Wheeling park. SrcrlhI
cars will hn operated between TINS ~ !
and Wheeling for the convenience of th1
piCnirk"rs. 49,.
Tie JostphiIr suricir If In" First
church Of cod will hold AT imr"rtan'
In, siu,.SS meeting IhfS evening in IN
basement Of tn" church. Maf"rS r"lA
liv. IL rrurtnuizn% tn" baseball team
will lac gwen attention.. Will" ntn'r I1i
rortant business will h" transacted.
Lone Star Ledge. 80. :. lythEn SIS
,crs will hold ills regular srmI-unnthlN
! busiunSS Meeting this evening in Ih'
lodge headquarters III IA" M'M"'h'i
g. X. Downing has returned hom'
from L business trip Ia I'Iti %hur@h.
The Prnlrc' ed HON." 'irrl" her" WI
hold it's annual m"ln"rlnl s"rNl"" sun
day evening at ih" First NJ. T.. church.
rho county road just h"!"w tn" NJ"
Nrrh"u ear barn is undergoing extensive
improvements. TIL" stretch ~ r"H'i h''
inc repaired was in vary bad '"i"ili"'
;hrnu chmur the winter.
Gcurg" Sharp and family at Marshal
strrri are moving int" tn" property ~
rho nike near Eleventh street. '"r:r'i l.:
occupied hy Mr.. Ni"k'rs"n Hni inm'IE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
Auto Victim NAV Recover.

Harry Walden 81 FIN, ';:";" wln'
was seriously injured W"dm. s''in% .'.'n-
ing when IT,. Ford rar ia ,.i:i'-.s re WA
riding turucd turtl" NJ l.'utii..rW,"'i OIL
the National pike. will ilil"i: ".''"N''i' a.
cortlinE 10 r"r"rlS from tn" Hni" Nai!".'
General hospital Walden ana William.
Motions. also "f Elm Iirnv''. w""" 80
turning fr"iu ~" Wheeling Nuhl "
Foundry. Mi"r" dizzy w"r" 'Uipl"y"'i. and
= rear tir' blow niIt. causing th" MA
chine To whiri around ami upset. ...a
Drs. Houston AMI NicW"G i"I!,l"r' 81
thr necessary m''ir'a! aid at Tia" nos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
MOTOR Sales in Elm Grove.

The Price SarnS" at Elm Gr":". re
rcriS tn" sal. "t four cars This week
Ed Elmer uf ;:iu Grove. has purchased
lev model ~ uy.rlaud and H'harl.S
Elcc of Elm Grove. has also purchased
Il ucw car of III" sam" make. Miss MINI
NillyS-kniSnt car from til" aiuT" rnI,-
cerli. W. W. Price. Proprietor nj IN"
garage. and Harry Smith "F Ejui ';r"T'.
left Wednesday evening t"r t"lunlrus
tL dri, two now WHY'S Knight ears
through. aud arrived hnn:" Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
FoRGER IN JAIL BREAK

NNETINSEtI;i;. W. Va. May IL
Making his bid clothing into Il rnI". &.
: Jones. self confessed forgrr. late to-
day escaped from tn" county Jail where
l,r was hciug confined until his removal
to MuunisviiIc penitcntiary 10 begin a
ihr"e year sentence. His escape was
made from third story window.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
Service at GEORGETOWN school.

\ service will hc ilrld a; I'll" tufi""-
town school hnus". beyond Elm Grove
h"Xt Sunday afternoon 4! = "'"!"rA. *
which Tim" Rev. Roy Nrtu<k"y 81 IN"
North Street church. will pr n''h. S;e, (
will h" taken [" OrSan!H" SUNDAY
SCHOOL 10" IN" benefit 1T all Ma" 'liI"'.it''
OF tina: community Th.' S,h""! Viii i'-
Il union OF all tin. ,;',u"ulu;ri iuHs and al
all the natinna!iti"s r'r""""n."d ~ the
rs, Ghburhrud. There. is need nov I"r
tn" ullivaiiou or goodwill anal hr''th-
erliness among AL "tSS,s AMI rii Ar. in
vii sd - h.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
OUT-TRE:-PIkE
Wreck at EoneEs Potp:.

Yesterday morning between ii:%o and
f . o'clock. train 40. s.. Wh""tnS bound.
;:as DELAYED for about three and i half
tours. on ac"oua| %; on" q: th+ cars
! reaktng down. Four cars were d.r;,ilr,i
. small distance west Of Rnneys Point.
rh. wreckirg train and crew from ih':
ianwood yards cleared the track. The
train was L freight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
Danca ar Rlor's

4 number OF younc mon and :nunS
women OF Elm Grove Will hold Il pa
:siotic dance in III. dancing hall ut
::lutn's pharmacy at Elm Grove. We'd
r.Stiay evening. Decoration day. The in
>itation will be issued Monday. All
;.rSons present are supposed 10 wear
something representing the national
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18

on 'rru" .hni"ri"antSiu. Invitations
have h.,u ISSUED Ia Tia Daughters -:
Veterans: Junior Order at American Me-
Ch:tni"$. and ne Civil and Spanish Am
cTiCau war veterans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
Exhibition at Stratfo-l Springs.

Mr.. au; Mrs. less" ''A$w"ji. p"lHiHt
dnnG"rs. in rii;trg,: III Tn uaiI'r' floor ~
Wheeling PARK. VIII S;r" NJ "Xhil'ti"n
at :he Strairu"t; Springs :!"i"! mis- rN':-
ing for III" .i"rIa! club. They hay" adj
cd Il number "t Ia " st"rS !" their dane
ing program. AMI Il good exhibition is
looked forward IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18

The largest maker of paper faslrn.
ers in the world is an English CON
Germ. which annually manufactured
over 1Q0,000,0QQ Of Llese articles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
COFFEE.
METALS.

EEW YORK. ;iuy -. ''"fl"". ~.
I,io lni;r. futures duli. Ma! y" "r, J"ij
y -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
APPROPRIATION BILL
Continued From First Page)

appropriated for building a sewage
! disposal plant al Weston.
! An amendment also carried reduc-
ling from $4,000 to $4,000 year the
!! item for the conduct OF the state de-
| partmpnt Of health.
The bill as passed is 10 take effect
! from passage. Ii carries FOR II" hSca
year 1918, S2.3l0.140. and for 1917
! $. ,269.35O.
! ii is said that the same bill will be
taken up in the house tomorrow, and
50 far as can be learned. there Will
be but comparatively few changes,
although some amendments are pos
siblr that might give the Dill rough
! shedding when sent back 10 the senate
| Tor concurrence.
Democratic Caucus.
The house was in session only a
short time during the afternoon. The
/ Democrats were called into Il caucus
! Suon after the session convened anu
| the Subjecl considered was The budget
resolution. which, il is said by some,
was not thoroughly understood by all
1.-The legislators The caucus was held
lin the governors reception room, ana
the governor Was present for some
thine. explaining number Of features
which had ben under discussion.
AT The morning session the house
tadopLcd an amendment 10 the budget
resolution. rNempLny possible rccuS-
lnition OF the Virginia debt In the
Caucus il is said 10 have been admitted
that This amendment might so conpll'
}caln thu budget resolution that 1t
would De lost in its entirety. The res:
IOluiiun was made special order Uf
business for Monday morning.
Six New Bills.
] Six new bills were introduced in The
ihnusr. Two Of these provide Tor
courses Of instruction in physical
training in all schools under state
control and for instruction in military
>rirnr" in high schools and secondary
iSchuols.
Another provides for The cultivation
!! Of i0udsIuifS on vacant lands. and aud.
ling pOwrrS 10 the stale council OF
IdrienSC in This connection.
To stimulate crop production - me
iisubirrr OF another. Will" TN" OF them
| rrnpos"s Il special excise lax on cor
/ rnraGinns fur Tho privilege Of dong
thI<ineSS in The StHt"-
/ Another proposes III" lrryin% ~ n
iIHN on tn" transportation O. petroleum
'anl natural 2as ihru-h pipe lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-18
Fascinating Fanuie Brown"

HIS evening Ill Ire i-itl "l'NF pNpi''
school auditorium. Il farce comedy en-
llrl"d. "'Fh" Fascinating Fannie Brown.
will h." presented by tn" First Christian
church or Wheeling under Tho auspices
az the First Christian church or Elm
Grove Tn. proceeds will 80 10 tile
FIRST christian church Of Elm Grow. I"
help ,rtray tho building cXpsns" Of tl':
row SUNDAY school To h" erected III the
near future. =
Mrs. Thomas Iinru"= or Tria'i" iphia.
is az The hoIu" Of her mother. Mrs. llud-
s,n Creighton II Peters Fun. seriously
Ill
T. l.. Saui"r<"n nf cleveland. %as an
Elm tirny" business caller yesterday.
..s" Siv"rt has returned I" work At
the Falrpuiut coal thine ut f.dcinE'"ti
lane. after h"iug off duty for several
days on aCr'uut % injuries.
Thomas ShiIlCnrn. Sur"rint "nd"nt "f
tn" Elm Grove Coal company. has r"-
turned after short business trip 10
Pitt ShurEh.
Waller Nirkcrs"n has rnnv"d bnck Ia
Elm Grove. FROM MrM"Ch"n.
Henry Pastors of Elm Grove. has muE-
ed 10 his futl!r" home AZ Nj. nliv"i-
r. E. t.s0nhar; OF Wheeling has moT-
cd tn his new HON" u, SprnSdai".
4 meeting Of the Elm t;r"v" "rd"r az
Eagles viii hc bid this evening.
\ meeting Of IN" teachers q; ili:> ST.
Marks Lutheran church uf Elm ';r"I".
VS. held last evening IN tn" "h'ii"n
nar."rs. under the supervision If E"r.
.llp"rs. pastor.
Air. ani Mrs. William Krumme ot
Trind"lphla. are rejoicing over the birth
nf - son.