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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-16

FOR SALE.
. Stock of general merchandise. Will in
voice. annual Gales $4,000 l have the
postoffice which pays $50 per month stock
and fixtures about $1,S00; small town :;
good farming country, close to Topeka.
Address c, Journal Office. No trades.
GROCERY STOCK, clean and good $780,
RESTAURANT AND BAKERY, 5000.
BAKERY, wholesale and retail, 81, 200.
WALLPAPER STOCK, auto delivery
nice paying business. low rent, $500.
MARION Sheldon.
501 Jackson. Phone 1878.
BUY Uncle Sam Oil. 10000 shares $50. T
J. Coughlin, Edgerton. Kan.
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FLORISTS
POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES

FOR SALE-BilifarI tables. new carrom
and pocket, with complete outfit. $4,000
second hand tables at reduced prices: bowl
store fixtures, a speciality. Send for cata-
logue THE CK-BALKE-COL
LENDER CO.. 1329-1331 Main St, Kansas
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FARM LOANS

FARM LOANS. 3 and per cent.
Nichol Realty Co.. $50 Kan. Ave. TIE
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PICTURE FRAMING

FRAMING. regfIding mat making. mount
ing done by J. d. Sullivan, 122-124 w. stk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
SEALED PROPOSALS
SALE OF TOWNSHIP BONDS.


SracI bids will hr ed by the Trustees Of FORK
Township III belmont County aud State Of Ohio at
The Township r!r:nS uffir". un! - O'clock. noon.
Central STANDARD time. SATURDAY. May -. 1917. for
lp purchase ii u..S fr Road Improvement III YORK
Township. In the Aggregate sum 1T 100000 &c IN
l-rr<; h~arsnS bonds at u0h Grn"na,tnn. Interest
and principal PAYABLE semi annual.
Said bonds I" hear date n Jun" !. l?lI payments
h. made Manh | and Srrlemb"l |. Of each yet:
until al bonds a.r redeemed. Interest and PRINCIPAL
ravshlc al the First National Bank Of Powhatai
PORT. Uh!"
bonds To- the am,llt ~ sea G0G will lT issued ~
rnrr and III" remaining SlU.uIn within two SrErS or
sooner II needed. Ail bids tu in accompanied win
certified rl.-.k PAYABLE to the Trustees nf York
Township for 50 the ror NalUc ~ hindS nd for
urrn ;h. condition that I the hid Is accepted the
bidder will rrcr.'r and Ray t"r SAID bonds "Ihn Ten
days frum the t.ur ul award. Said cheek I" bo re-
la..' Hui forfeited {" said B"Srd Of Trustees OF
said Township II said condition Is moi fulfilled.
Said in,nlS Will IT,. sid the highest and best
bddrr rsr !rSS than par au'i ACQUIRED Interest
I'll" srrcr>>fl bidder j. required t" furnish blank
h'nS nf LEGAL fnT'H Isihs shoH!h Or sealed and en-
do-.o.. bid I"r thc I"!k Township R"ad Improve;
inrri I"mr.''
Tie said BOARD 81 Trustees the risht 10
ACCEPT hit! " ir!rct all bids.
Ti.,e bends will i". sold In compliance with SEC
3"1ii " NE rcnc:al r'uIc
Dated TIT, "srd day Of April lHl7.
JAMES 4. ARMANN.
J. W. MclNTl RE.
JOHN SwEGARn.
Trustees uf York Township.
6. l.. RnNAR 'irrk
Address r"whaian Point. Ohio. r. d. No. |.
BOX So apr 10 my 4-;-ll.li.iS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States NJ America. Northern District OF Wet
Virginia. IS:
In ,hs United States District Coc1 In and for
said Uisktc;.
4IG In Bankruptcy. Petition for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston e. Dayton. Judge OF thf
District Court OF the United States for the
Northern District Of wcs, Virginia: -
John +. Hilton. Of Pine Grove In the County Of
wetxc and State OF West Virginia in said District.
respectfully represents that on the 18th day Of NOT
cmbcr 1915, last past he was duly adjudsc bank
rupt under the acts Of Congress relating 10 bank
rutcy that he has duly surrendered all his property
and rights Of property. and has fully complied With
al the requirements Of said acts and OF orders OF
the court touching his bankruptcy. =
Wherefore he pr.ys that he may be decreed BY tbs
Court 10 have full discharge from al debts c:oVabR
asans, his estate under said bankrupt acts. except
such debts rs are excepted BY law from such dis
charge. Z.
Dated this 9Th day o, May. A. D. 1917. !:
JOHN +. HILTON. T.,
Bankrupt Y
Order Of Notice Thereon. !.
Northern District OF West Virginia. -: -
On this 9Th day OF May. A. D.. 1917. on reading,
the foregoing istition It is :
ordered by the Court chat hearing be had upon:
the same the Sth day Of June. A D.. 1917. be-
frtn said court Wheeling. in raid district. ct ted
O'Clock the forenoon: and that notice thereof ~
published in the Wheeling lntelliEencer. neTspapee
printed said District. and that all known ct,diton
and other In intercs: may appear a, the said
time nn,l place and show CAUSE II any they hl,e,'
why the prayer Of the said Petition should not BE-
p:auted.
And it IS further ordered by the Court. that the
clerk shall send by mail TO al known creditors copies
NJ said petition and this order addressed 10 them
Ut thrr places ~ residence stated
Witness the Honorable Aston g. DAYTON. Judfs
IL tEu said toirt aud the seal thereof. Wheeling.
in said district. the 9th day OF May. A. D.. 1917.
Attest:
A. T BARRETT. Clerk.
L. s. u. e.. y. d. ". Va
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RULES REGARDING
NATIONAL ANTHEM
It Must Not Be Played as Medley OF
With Other Patriotic Music.

Playing Of The Star Spanglrd Ban.
nrr." the national anthem. as part Of
Il medley of other even patriotic airs
is absolutely prohibited. and military
band which did this would b. promptly
COurtmarI lalCd.
"Th" Star Spangl"d Banner, when
played. must h" played by itself. and
in its own lime. and not rag'limr.
People rise. or. standing. bare their
heads only upon The playing of "Th"
Star SpanGIrd Banner" and do MOI
do so III tn" playing of "Amcrica" or
other patriotic airs When people riS"
at the playing of "AmclirH" they de
tract from the distinction due THE
Star SpanglrH Banner" rs the national
anih"m.
The above was pointed our y"St"r.
day in government circles. il WAS an
NUunrrd. in IN rffnrl tn discourage
theatres. moving picture houses. res
lalrautS and other places where music
is provided. from practices many are
falling into.
Particularly. it WAS declared. "Th"
STAR Spanglrd banner" may never be-
rc-arranE"h 10 provide dance music.
this warning being aimed III an al
legged pairiuiir IwU-sr"p. tn" music Tor
which j., mad" up Of ra'riniic airs, III
GLIDING til" national anthrm%
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COMPROMISE
fcoptiuued From First Page.)
enlisted for service on the MeNica
border,

enlisted for service on the Mexican
border
As to Exemption.
The section dealing with eXemp-
lions from draft was rewritten in part
by the conference committee and pro-
vision was made for hearings in eX-
emption applications before local
civil tribunals. with the right or ap-
peal to second tribunal and finally
to the president.
Republicans in the senate who nave
favored giving Colonel Roosevelt. au-
thority to raise and take American
iruopE to France declared tonight that
an effort would be made on the too"
10 have the senate insist on the re
tention OF this feature.
The general expectation, however.
is that the conference decision VII!
prevail.
The prohibition provision rs agreed
10 excludes liquor, beer and wines
from any military post. but does not
forbid selling Or giving these DeVer-
ages TO soldiers except Wien IN uni
form. :.
Exemptions from the sclective draft
were left virtually as originally SuS'
gesled by the general staff. Those
absolutely exempt include officers OF
the United States ard any state Or
territory. ministers and students OF
recognized divinity or theolo%lIAl
schools and members OF any we'll
recognized religious sect or oreanl-
cation al present organized whose
existing creed forhids participation
! in war. The last lass are not OK
tempt from nNl-cumbatant service.
Authority to Exclude.
In addition III" president Is aUthorlH'd
t. exclude or .GiSrharg" from draft the
! i"li"winE: County ana municipal OH
c.rS. cuS'"u house clerks. postal cm-
HAAS ar ;nniuri.S; others III IN" federal
governments employ IN scat service.
pilots and mariners actually employed
in s.a srrvic..: 'i".rS"nS engaged III IN
duslrIcS iHclGdiug Agriculture. t"und
tn be necessary IL the maintenance vi
the miii,ur? establishment ar the Ct
f"ctivr operation Of III" military forces
, or IN" snaint"naur'' al national interest
during IT," emergency" thuS,' having
prisons dependent upon them for sup
port. and these fnuEd L. hr physically
ur morally deficient.
Tho section relating IL tribunals to
hear pleas f"r exemptions provides that
ti:"r" H.: civil and not military hearings.
Tribunals arr to b" established in each
county Of each S;:t". ar in cities. ono
for each 3hh"r inhabitants. Their" are
tn hc thr"c p"rSuilS on ouch board APP
pointed by thu president. TiG"r" viii Ia
an appeal tribunal in zach federal judi
ci;ll district. Th" president would b"
thu final court at appeal.
Hats Off to Oregon.
WASHINGTON, May 1Y--Dr.gol has
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In the Circuit Court OF Ohip County. West VIZ
Carl W. Els, rs Executor II tho Es-
tate q Charles Els. dn'raS"h.
Plaintiff.
Carl f. Els. Il. s. Enn~,kcr. rs
Guardian for Rena Els and Charles
lis. Infants +. G.. L"nhart. Rob In Chancery
.r Morrison. Randolph Harms
Frank Harris +. 4. Krrr. Edgar
M-yn. Alvin Winters and r. d.
George. trustees Of Iha..rnc ST.
~ l. Church. defendants.
iiy virtue Of order ~ reference entered hv the
Circui. Court of Ohio County. West Virgins. In the
above entitled III" Ii hHy Of April. 1917 II
Is rrferrsid the Undersigned commissioner tn
certain and rcinrt the following:
LIST What personal estate the said Charles Els
uwne- at the time " his death. and the character
End value thereof
End. What disposition. /. any. va. made Of said
personal estate b. Carl ". E.s a. executor CT
Charles Els rstaie. and how much. n any. Is now
in his hands available for th- Payment ~ any debts
owing by the estate Of said lhar!,s Els. deceased.
3ri A statement Nf the accounts Of said Carl
Els such executor. showing thr Of his ad
rnInstrat!on Of said estate u said Charles Els. de-
ceased.
Hh What real estate was owned by the said
Charles Els at tho time Of his death. Its quantity
description and location.
9Th What debts The an!h Charles Els owed At the
time Of his DEATH thcLr nature I" whom payable.
AMI their respective amounts and prUr!tcs. and par
ticuArly those which remain unpaid,
9Th. Such other matters rarty In Interest
require. the same h-nE pertinent. which said
commissioner himself may deem pertinent whether
required not.
Therefore. EDtire IS hereby gwen that the under
signed commissioner has fiIrd Saturday morning.
May II. 1911. commencing at zen o'clock, As the
time. md his offices. ~ Schmulbach RuldlnE.
Wheeling. Ohio county. Wrs! Virginia as the place
at which hs vii proceed 20 execute the said order III
refcruac. and ascertain and IeIun mo several mat
tcTs therein Ecrtinnrd
Given unGor ~ had this eth day 81 Apnl. 1911
VILLA VI T.. KRUrF.
Geo C .Ronekn commissioner.
Counsel Tor Plaintiff
Notice to Credltors
To the Creditors Of Charles Els deceased:
In pursuance ~ 4 decree OF the Iitcuii Court Of
the COMFY 81 Ohio. mads In therein pending
subject the real eStAtr ot Thures Els 10 the pay
nsrIt ~ his remS. YOU are required 20 present you
claims against the estate q Charles lis for sdjud
Cation 10 William +. KrIpp commissioner. at his
offices. 522 SchInubach building Wheeling. Wes;
Virginia. before thr 10Th day nt May. 1917.
Witness John l.. KinRhnrn clerk uf said court. this
l2;h r'ay Of April. !?!7.
JOHN l.. KISGHoRH. Clerk.
4
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MUST GRIN AND BEAR
Continued from First Page-)
fire of questions from perpleXed men,
beers.
wortd's Blooest Tax Bill.

fire of questions from perpleXed men,
beers.
Worlds Biggest Tax Bill. -,
Mr.. kitchin said the biz would
raise more additional taxes than any
THAT has ever been presented TO any
legislative body in the history or the
world" and that more tax burdens
might follow. He estimated that, all
told. the war expenditures 10 the end
of the next fiscal year would total So
0u0,00Q,0 900.
THE men who must sustain the gov
eminent by a tax" he said, must un'
derstand that they must endure these
hardships in dollars and cents white
the others are enduring The hardShNps
In tears, stress and blood
Referring 10 the petition or the rail
roads for Il general II per cent. frelght
rate advance. Mr.. kitchin continued:
we will have plenty Of chances 10
get some of that back for the Ameri.
can people in the way OF taxes.
The Newspaper Rates.
Defending the bills proposal TO adj
vance postal rates. Mr.. Kitchin de-
clarer that II costs the government
500 400 900 Il year TO carry and handle
SccOnd-claSS matter, and 1t gets back
only $11 900 900.
REPRESENTATIVE Rcavia. Of Nebraska,
INTERRUPTED Mr.. Kitchin with scvera |
questions about the income INK schnd-
ulns, and finally launched into genera
attack on the section because tho levy
on big incomes was not mad" greater.
YOU are taking great deal 80 far
as actual dollars and cents are con-
ccrn"d." snid Mr.. kcavis. but In IN"
nrouUrliouatc sacrifice that tho men
who pay it will make: y"u ar" taking
Il great deal more from thc mnrri"d man
with 5000 who has family 10 support
than YOU are from the $1u.0n0.h6a man"
Mr.. Kitchin replied tn"t "" commit
,a., lid not 20 oyer tiity per cent IN
taxing incomes. because "if We tax these
men of wealth cxorbitnnIl% IN their in
dustry and income they would no doubt
nut money into tho rural credit bonds
and get four per cent a"H NOT pay IN"
government any war tnr.
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NEARLY EVERY BONE
IN BODY CRUSHED
IN Mine ROCK FALL
Frank r. Burch Meets Horrible ant
Almost Instant Death While at
Work Yesterday.

When Il huge amount of Stnn" and
Slate fell upon Frank l.. !furrh. II miner.
while working in tn" WhliHkcn-t ;l"Ssn"r
runpany'S mine lat" yesterday after
noon. nearly every bon" III his body waS
crushed and he was horribly nangl"h.
Ecfor" the heavy stones could b" r.
moved hy workmcn l." was d"nd
Mr. Eurch was about ~ yrarS "ld aud
lived III lI5 Eighlr"nth street. .Nil'r
cons iG"rahlr work th" Si"n" and Sla;''
WAS lifted from his hf"l"SS h"hy and
the remains wcr" taken I" III" EcrtSrhy
undertaking parlOrs. Coroner Robert q.
Hobbs gave 81 verdict of accidental
death.
Mr.. Rurch was born IN this city and
had lived her" all his liI". He had been
employed al tn" mine III which h" met
death for a number Of years. He leaves
a wife and three children. His father
also survives. hrSid"S Il number 1t
other relatives in this community. liz
Guiding William Eurrh. a brother. form
rTly ohio county jatlcr.
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Rcd cross Chairman.

WASHINGTON. May l0.-lionry T.
Dawson, Of i. l.. Morgan and company.
was named as chairman of Red l,rosS
war council today by President Wilson;
The councils duties will b" 20 respond
To- extraordinary demands which inc wa +
yvjII make on the services OF the Red
t'rnS,: in n"ld and civilian relief.
Il Other members Of tn" cvunril are:
charles r. Morton. Grays"n; NJ. I. Muir
ply. New York: Edward y. Hurley. IN
cagU: Cornelius y. ilIsS, Jr.: New toFh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
GRAND ENCAMPMENT
OF |, 0. 0. F. ELECTS


, FAIRMONT, W. Va. May lO:--.Thf
.tifl!-sccOnd annual cnCampment 81
The West Virginia grand encamplnen'
|. O. O. +. WAS completed in Manning
Ton this evening when officers were
elected and the next meeting place
chosen. Tn" Odd Fellows Of The state
will meet next year at Beckley on the
second "Wednesday Of May. The OIL
GERS elected were as follows: Crane
patriarch, &. D. Smith. of St. MaryS;
high priest, Edward c. Ambrose, Of
Marlington: senior warden. a. n
Evans. of Folsom; grand scribe. {. L.
Simpson. OF Huntingdon: grand treas
iurer. {. II. Riggle, of Fairmont; grand
Junior warden. J.. b. Bailey. Beckley
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Establish Barracks.

. WASHlNGTuN. My l".--EStahlI ssh
n:,nl OF wMr prison barracks at Forts
Mcpherson and hgi"th"rI'". Ga. ana
Fort Douglas Utah. WAS ordered today
10 b. rlrr.,i directly under the adJutnnt
general a. tn" army. departmental rom
murders bciHg relieved at any r"Sp"nSi-
bili,y. \ guard company similar /" mat
employed at army disciplinary posts
b,;, to bc known. respectively aS he
l'irsi Second and Third companies.
United States war prison barracks Su!rd
viii H.. organized at each prison.
German officers and men taken from
TN, commerce raiders informed III ihlla-
G,.li,l..r n.y.. ~ ,hr barracks in Georgia.
,ynil., ,rcu from tho two German war
AIMS at Guam and Honolulu are at Fort
Douglas.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Wheeling, W. Va. May 10. 1917.

Wheeling, ". Va. May 10. 1917.
Scaled bids will be received by the
Board of Education of Triadelphia Dis
trict, Ohio County. West Virginia, for
the erection of new High School build
ing, TO be built on their property near
Oak Park. Plans and specifications for
the proposed building may be seen at
the office Of Architect +. F. Faris or a.:
the office OF the secretary Of said board
in the Woodsdale School building.
All bids must be in the hands OF the
secretary of said board not later than
II o'clock a. m. Saturday. June 2, 1871.
4 certified check for per cent Of the
amount OF the bid to accompany each
bid.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Education.
Triadelphia District.
S. S. JACOB, JR.. secy.
S.M.BAIRD. President.
mayl1-12-14-l5- 16-17-l9-26-punel
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F'Wm rNI N"fNir"s FNr MIS-. NnnEln u
Lucas will h" held in W"llshurS, Satur
day afr"rnnur. The Rev. \ T.. Miller
"r the manuel isaprisI church "C South
Wh""lmg. will h" in "harc" AMI inter
m"ui Will b" in that town.
Mrs. Lucas was s" years old. Her
drrrh incurred Wednesday in IN" h"tn''
al nrr daughter. Mrs Mark bishop nf
Mnzar; pnrk Mrs. Lucas was III only
l. few days with pneumonia. Sh" WAS
h"rnin W"llsbu,E ami lived thcr" until
"a Years ago. Her husband died ~
lSH>. Sh" i"HvrS thrc" sons: w. j.
I.uras uf WarWond. G.. i. I.uraH al
W"llShurc. and y. &. Lucas. Of Inion-
tIWn fn
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! TO GAS HEARING
E. 2. Morgan Of Pubic Service Commits.
sion Here Last Might Enroute TO
MorgantoErn.

.IUhr, t.. T.. Morgan. u"HIh"r 81 Tia"
i'Uhlir S,'rvir'. commission. arrived mere
last n!.h; rom Charleston. rhr"utc 10
Mnr.antuwu. where II" viii FAX" owl
r,nr, in Il Ed& rat" hearing. -N'pIlTl-
Iiua has hr..u mad" hy tn: West NirSinit
t;aI and Electric company "r PERMISSION
iu iurI":tS'' its rate.
MIR. Morgan was Registered at the
Hotel Windsor last night.
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ap 60 aI.nIy4 HIS
mlssloHcr'I Sale.
]. II HauccvuIh,
In lIancsrr.

In lhancery.
Anna SrLhiiSI' e: al
Ev virue al ;l- authority 'r,t'h IN the under
signed commissioner. lv d-Icr II the Iirrut Court
uf Ohio County Wrst Virginia. made IN IN" rhanceTS
rauSr ~ !. H. lIrnrrT"Ih. IInin,iH. and Anna Sea
bright. - al. Defendants. therein bending IN the
81 day Of February 1917; aud entered III chanccry
order hook M. - pac- .if. will sell NJ public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder. at the mort
from, dlr NJ the Courf House If ohio County. in the
CITY Of Wheeling. wcs; Virginia.
SATURDAY. MAY l2TiI l1i7
commanding AZ ten "'rlurh A. NJ. Ia" following de-
Srrned real estate. that il 10 saw: Pant Of lot num-
her Nh'. IN square number twenty sy (2iI. with
tho Improvements ii.riC"E: also !"l number r!rrrn
IN. In AuuaIr iwru,"-sx I!GI. improved. both
which said lots parcels 81 real estate SITUATE
on tho wrst side ~ Wn"tI S'!rI. b',S-rn Thirty
eighth and ThirIy.ninih Streets. the r'y ~
Wheeling. Inum:v If Ohio and State "f West Nir
H!m.. being the property ~ Which Frrdrltra
Alderman died sr2r'i. and which conveyed l.
her Nv Gcr f.. ii"yd. >pr'al commissioner nv dee"
dated the ":rh 'lay 81 MAY. lN"3. and II rrr0rd in
Decd Bouh No 20 tag" $50 81 Ohio county Records
Said lots parcels II rra estate b" sold is
whole separately.
TERMS of SALE: one third 81 the ruirha~
price and 81 rGurn more a. the purchaser may -lrrt
pay. cash III hsu! The day If sale. and th-
halanrr IN Iw" ~iusl annual tnsailment,. due in
on" year and iwn from IN" date " sale. wish
Interest al sly irr cent from ia" "f sale" lie pur
CHASER giving hi notes with approved -rNonal
is ."r III" deferred rs'mrrtS. and Ilr rSal title t.
IL retained further S-rurlIy until the purchase
money shall have m~E !i!ly paid
CHARLES / IARRtGAN.
SIt"Ill Commissioner.
I hereby certify that bond aud security has bce
given L., I'll" ah'rc nsImrd SIc,'al commissioner
required ly inv and said ah"" named deere.
JOHN /. KiNt;HuNN
ClrrS II :hs Circuit: Iurl'i ~ Ohio County. IVES;
Virginia.
{. II. RICE. Auc;:unre:.
az. Il ~ .; my i'll
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wHEELING1TEs AT RACES.
Scores Tour to Un:ontown Yesterday
Election and Uncertain weather
Kept Many at Homo.

\ largo fleet "f cars filled with
WhrcIingitrs left thu city early yrster'
day morning and attended the tninh-
town, IA, auto rAC"s during tho alter
noon.
Wheeling would have been more large
~ represented had IL not been for two
thiugs--the municipal primary and the
uncertainty OF the weather.
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To the French Front.

WASHINGTON. May ln.-Thrce army
,,:cGiraA officers are ;lHSIGncd 10 duty
ut the French military hospital iis
rrgaris. France. ny tudaY's army orders
They are Major William /. Keller and
Captains Daui"i J.. card and George NJ.
Edwards Major Robert NJ. Cutler. VINO
had planned L. spend his lrnvr nj thu
French, hospital n iassy iran'>.
whcr" he is now asS!GuGL |" duty ut
that place
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ALLAN 7 URNER
1920 Market st.
Bell Phone 113S. Natl l65-1
OPPORTUNITIES
UNEQUALLED

nllca her quota in regular army recruit
in.t With Il uiluta II l,%i4. ;he Pacific
state has supplied l.$49 men since April
|. Nevada. first stat" Ia till It's quota
now has ga mon accepted on quota
OF 1G".
PENNSYLVANIA again l"a yesterday IN
the number Of lucn accepted, WITH ogn
against 9SH iur Illinois. y grand total
at It's ul"u having U"ch recruited
since April !.
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Yesterday MORNING funeral ~ervi,''
wrrr held for Edgar ilHnk'y in III"
HON" # his cousin. Mrs. r'r"d"rika
NHa& Of 10 SiNi""nth street. whore II"
was found dead Monday morning. Tin"
Rev. Walter T.. S"hu"tl" ni ST. James
Lutheran Church. nffiCiHt"h. Iuri;u WIS
IN Peninsula
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
Aero Squadrons.

WASHINGTON. May i".-~prEan!@H
zion Of TWO reserve a"r" $quadrona Tor
t!i. army WAS authorized today NJ Nh
inr General Scott. chico II staff The
first reserve squadron To be located n"a!
New York city and the second near
TbiI,frIrhia will he composed of Of
IlcrrS ana enlisted men ot the aviation
SECTION. signal r"sGrv" corps, either now
in Eastern department or soon to be
ordered there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
Funeral for David Henry.

In In" family home. 23@N Chaplin"
street. funeral $"rvicrS wrr" conducted
Yesterday afl.TrI"Cn for David y. Henry.
Whu died Monday. by tn" Rev. William
-; Ili"rt IF -. Johns German rrot"S-
taul church, in;"rm"nt WAS in Green
wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11

Funeral s.rN ICES were held for Nil
liam g. ldahl who Ghd Tuesday. IN
1hr family nome. II Twentieth street.
. fnlluw"d with additional services in
Ii"n Lutheran church. with tn" R''v. \.
J.. E"nZ" officiating. nI"rn"ni "as in
. Nj. IIuiI. .