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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
PAULINE FREDERICK
IN \ GOOD PTCvTI-RE

Her Better Self" is the title Of
the splendid picture shown at the
LaSalle today with handsome
Pauline Frederick i'm the leading
role. It is a part that appeals be
cause of the very naturalness of the
star. She makes the society girl a
typical doll of fashion engaged to
a count, as usual. but when she be
comes interested in the slum work
Of a young physician she does
what a natural American girl would
do under the same circumstances.
There is a trial scene with many
new twists and the reproduction of
one Of New York city's criminal
court rooms is one of the best pieces
of staging seen on the screen.
Thomas Meighan lends good support
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
THEATgsRS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Today the best known player on
the screen, Theda Bara. is appear
ing AZ the Auditorium in Her
Greatest Love" an adaptation of
Ouida's novel. Moths Miss Bara
has a wonderful part. that Of We're
Herbert. daughter Of Lady Dolly, a
pleasure-loving Englis'l woman, the
wife of a minister, who. after his
death. sends her little girl 10 her
grandmother and then marries a
wealthy Englishman. His business
takes him away most of the time
and Lady Dolly has a gay life of il
with her notorious friends. In the
meantime We're is brought up in an
entirely different way. She has
been taught 20 love everything beau
tiful and her very simplicity is her
greatest charm. As the years pass.
We're and her mother finally meet
and when the latter sees how beau
uful her daughter is, she immedi-
ately sets about 10 marry her 10 a
wealthy man. In the meantime
We're falls i'm love with an opera
singer. but her mother manages to
break up this love affair and mar
ries her 20 a prince We're is very
unhappy and finally being unable 10
bear the life any longer, leaves her
husband He is afterwards shot in
a duel and his wife is then free TO
marry the man Of her choice. Miss
Bara is supported in this production
10y Harry billiard, VINO is a hand
some chap and very clever. A
Pathe scenic and comedy reel is also
on the bill today. Tomorrow Norma
Talmadge will return i'm Poppy" in
which she made such a hit last
Monday. Her new leading man. Eu-
gene O'Brien, also became very
popular with local picture fans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
BREWERS AND COLUMBUS
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

MILWAUKEE. Wis. June Is
Columbus and Milwaukee split even
in a double header here Sunday, Mil
waukee winning the first. & 10 o. and
losing the second. to :. Kerr
pitched alright baseball in the open
ing battle Brown was touched M
often in the second game. but kept
the hits well scattered. his two sin
rles driving in two runs. Score:
First game:
Columbus 600 600 600 8 Q
Milwaukee .....O2o oil 0O~-4 /
I.oudermilk and Coleman. Dill
hoefer. Kerr and Murphy.
Second game:
Columbus .....O10 POI 1OO--5 Il .
milwaukee, &c.. 400 100 020-2 Il o
Brown and Dilhoefer; Sherdel and
Murphy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
GAMES TODAY.
Central I.paUFre
MUSKEG0N AND EVAS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
Nevs-Times Special Service:

News-Times Special Service:
MUSHROOM, June 90 Evans
Vile broke even in a double header
Muskegon, 4; Evansville, 1 (irst
game). Evansville, 8: Muskegon, 1
Second game). Score by innings:
First game:
Evansville 1000 600 Doll 3
Muskegon .....OO1 oil O1"-4 7 0
Winehill and Boelzle: Allen and
Neiderkorn. Umpire-Green.
Second game:
Evansville ....O 600 200 Is /
Muskegon .......001 300 81 3 ,
(Seven innings.)
Schoop and Boelzel; Wachtel and
Neiderkron Umpire-Gree
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
CUBS WIN AGAIN
ON WAGNER DAY
Beat Pirates Fl; Hans Pre-
Sented With a Big
Bouquet.

CHICAGO, June %. - Chicago
celebrated Hans Wagner day" here
Sunday by defeating Pittsburgh. 10
/. Wagner was presented with a
large bouquet of American Beauty
roses and saved his club from a
shutout by scoring its only run He
singled in the fifth and went 10 sec
ond on a sacrifice and came home
on Hinchman's single. Score.
Pittsburgh 1000 010 000-1 : /
Chicago 1000 OO2 OO"-2 : ,
MamauX and W Wagner; Vaughn
and Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
COLONIES COP TWO
GAMES FROM BLUES

KANSAS CITY, June 25.-Louis-
Vile took two encounters from Kan
sas City Sunday. the first 6 10 in "a
10 inning game and the second, Z
10 8. in a seven inning affair short
ened because Of darkness. The visit
ors tied the first game i'm the ninth
inning and won IT in the 10th OFF
Davis double and Williams single.
Five runs counted in the third in
ming Of the second game gave the
visitors a lead. Kansas City could
not overcome. Score:
First game.
Louisville 800 600 O02 I-6 Is O
Kansas City 40 600 600 O-5 II
Stroud Shakelford, Davis, Will
Jams and Clemens; Pierce, Sanders,
McQuillan and Hargrave.
Second game:
Louisville ......0O5 200 o. IL
Kansas City .O2O 600 Is
Beebe and Kocher; Pierce. Crut-
cher and Berry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
BERLIN MUNITI0N PLANTS
HIT BY AN EXPLOSION

PARIS, June 25.-Several disas-
tiers have recently occurred in NUM-
ton plants in Germany, according
TO the Zurich correspondent of the
Matin.
The correspondent telegraphs
that he has learned from private
German sources that the hand gren-
ade arsenal at Spandau exploded
June l6 and that seven ammunition
shops at Marien hall were destroyed
by fire June IS. Some ammunition
factories at Nurem berg also have
been burned down, according to this
authority.
Spandau is nine miles west of
Berlin Large government NUM-
ton works are there. Nuremberg,
rich in historic traditions, is more
noted for it's varied industrial plants
than as a munition making center.
BY "Marien hall" Marienthal in
SaXony may be meant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
SOX WIN SERIES
FROM CLEVELAND
Make II Four Out of Five
by Taking Last Game
| to o.

CHICAGO. June 25. - Chicago
made II four out Of FIVE from Cleve-
land Sunday, winning a pitcher s
duel. 1 20 o. John Collins single in
the eighth, scoring Eddie Collins,
gave Chicago the victory Danforth
who pitched his first full game in
year, held Cleveland to three hits.
Score.
Cleveland .... 900 600 600 3 0
Chicago 1000 600 Oil 9 8
Boehling and O'Nein, Billings;
Danforth and Schalk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
II TH0R0UGHBREDS IN
BROOKLYN HANDICAP

NEW YORK. June 25. - Eleven
of the best thorough breds in Amer
lea are named 20 start in the his
toriC Brooklyn handicap at one
mile and a furlong over the course
OF the Queens County Jockey club.
Aquiduct Long Island. Monday A
more representative field has never
been carded for this event since its
first running in 1887 over the old
Gravesend track when Dry Mon
7pole Blue Wins and Hidalgo fin
ished heads apart This year the
stake has a guaranteed value Of
$4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
NAVY HOSPITAL CORPS
RAPIDLY BEING FILLED

WASHINGTON. June %. - Re
cruiting for the navy hospital corps
has proceeded so rapidly that ap-
proximately $500 of the SIG men
wanted have already been enlisted
About 1000 Of these are now in
hospital training schools, and the
department is arranging 10 place
500 mem bers of the second class in
the school of pharmacy at Column
bia university for training.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
SAINTS WIN TWIN
BILL FROM TOLEDO

ST. PAUL. Mimi. June 25.-St.
Paul defeated Toledo in two feature
less. one-sided games here Sunday.
To and 10 10 l.. score:
First game:
Toledo OO1 GOO 0O0-1 o
st. Paul 200 O02 O4'-6 y
Piercey. Brady and Sweeney;
Williams and Glenn.
Second game:
Toledo 1000 600 001- S
ST. Paul .....1O1 eO2 04*-1O Il o
Schultz. Bailey and Sweeney; Ha-
german and Land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
HOLSTERS WALL0P
MINNEAPOLIS II TO 8

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June %.
Ragged felding and Williams
poor pitching helped Indianapolis
make seven runs in the third in
ming OF today's game, the visitors
beating Minneapolis easily. II 10 g..
Thirteen bases on balls were issued
bv four pitchers Score:
indianapolis .OO7 600 013-11 IA o
Minneapolis ..OO1 0Oo OO2- 10 :
Kantlhner and Schang; Williams,
Burke. HUMPHREYS and Owens
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
HARVESTERS WIN LAST
ONE FROM FORT WAYNE

'IIiF-"
SPRINGFIELD. o., June 20
The Harvesters took the last game
of the series from Fort Wayne by
score of 20 L. Caveney and Walk
er each got home rams. the former
coming with one on. While Roberts
was hit hard and at opportune times.
Lingrel allowed only six hits.
Browns double and Roberts single
scoring their lone run. Both teams
left early sunday night. The score:
Fort Wayne 0O1 900 OOO-1 6 %
Springfield &C.. 112 600 1905 Is %
Roberts and Smith; Lngrel and
Hungling. Umpire-Daley
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25

The United states bureau of fen-
cries is attempting 70 introduce in
10 the Pacific ocean, fish that are
natives OF the Atlantic and vice
versa. The shiftings and the
changes that are going on are not
merely scientific experiments. but
are meant 20 effect extensions Of
the food supply. the creation of new
industries, and the putting OF monev
into the purses OF thousands 90
fishermen on both coasts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
WINS FROM
LEAGUE LEADERS 4 TO 2
-. -. snc.Ia- -

-" 7
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June %.
Gilbert held Grand Rapids safely
except for one inning and Richmond
won from the league leaders. TO
% -Four hits including Kelley's home
run and Ever'S double gave Rich
mond three runs in the third. Score:
Richmond 0oS 600 00l-f Q
Grand Rapids GOO 600 02o-2 1
Gilbert and Hausers Meller. Car
penter and Alcock. lImnire-Kuhn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
Dayton Takes Double Bill from South Bend

Stolen hase-Spencer Sacrifice bit la
ross. Hobbs. keruaghan Sacrifice flies
Hoffman Me- Stewart Double PLAYS
Aaron CALLAHAN and Hoffman Struck
out-By Wells bv keruaghan q Bases
ON hails-Gn Wells Q on kernaghau @
Left on bases-Dayfon :. South Bend
Time 40 Umpire Sloar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
TIGERS WIN FINAL OF
ST. LOUIS SERIES

DETROIT. June 25.-Detroit had
most Of the luck Sunday and took
Louis. 20 o. Both OF the visitors
runs were made of Coveleskie in
the second inning In the third in
ming, with Bush on second base
Cobb drove sharp liner TO deep left
which ne converted into a home run
by spectacular running Score.
-. Louis ......O2O 600 600 g
Detroit ........002 101 00--4 Q .
Plank. Groom and SEVERED; Co
veleskie and StanaEe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
WOMAN SAILS TO SERVE
IN AMBULANCE CORPS

NEW YORK. June 25-Miss Lei
Ian Pugh. sergeant in the motor
corps Of the National League for
Women's service. sailed today for
France. where she will offer her
services 10 the American ambulance
corps as an ambulance driver. Miss
Pugh is the first representative Of
the league 10 10 20 France from this
country 10 drive an ambulance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
RRAVES WIN EXHIBITION.

JERSEY CITY, y. J., June Is
The Boston Nationals defeated the
New York Americans in an exhibit
ton game here Monday. 20 O..
Hughes held the Yankees safe
throughout. Score.
Americans GOO eco 600 s .
New York
Nationals ...... 600 geo 1Os-3 s 0
Boston.
Monroe. Cullop. Love and Alex
auder. Hughes and Tragresser.
saCklitsch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
RIG EIFTH REATs TIGERs.

Eight runs in the NTH inning were
too many for the Tiger Brews In
their game with the Hinkle team on
J. u. oliver playheld yesterday aft
ernoon. and the Ions end Of the
6-1s score went TO the Hinkles.
More than 500 fans witnessed the
game. Jagla made the only home
run Of the game. The score:
Tigers ~ COS 0o1 101- :
Hinkles ... 100 ESQ 10+-l2 L 5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
THREE UMPIRES NEEDED
AT CARO-RED GAMES

ST. LOUIS. June 25.-Three UNI
pires were used in Sundays double
header between Cincinnati and St
Louis in an effort 10 quiet the
crowd which had awaited Umpire
Byron outside the field after the
game on Thursday Instead of re-
moving Byron Pres't Tener sent
Emslie 10 assist in handlin. tOday's
games. Quigley was behind me plate
while Byron and Emslie officiated
on the bases. 81. Louis won the first
game with Cincinnati, . to 1. in the
seventh when two singles. a triple
and a sacrifice fly netted three runs.
Hornsby starred at short in this
game with 10 assists Cincinnati
walked away with the second game
by hammerinE three st. Louis pitch
ers for 25 hits for a total of "a
bases. The score was 10 20 4. Chase
got two doubles and two singles
in five times at bat while Thorpe
got a triple and three singles i'm
FIVE tries Toney gave but three hits
until the ninth when he eased up
and allowed st. Louis 10 score three
runs. Score:
First game.
Cincinnati ..011 600 600 o
st. Louis 100 600 sos s q
Mitchell and Clark; Doak and
Gonzales.
Second game:
Cincinnati SOP 001 450-l5 % o
st. Louis &C.. 600 100 OO3- Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25

as we'll "a making a very handsome
young doctor.
Tuesday Nine. Petrova viii be
seen in her first Paramount picture.
The Undying Flame"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Central I-eague.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Central League.
Springfield >. Fort WAYNE I
Muskcgon IL. Evansville Is
Grand Rapids >. Richmond 4
Dayton 5--5. south Bend -.
American Association
Indianapolis II, Minneapolis 3.
Milwaukee 4-3. Columbus %.
Louisville O., Kansas City O.;
st Paul SO Toledo II.
National League.
Chicago . Pitts hUrgh /
ST Louis A. Cincinnati II.
American League.
Chicago l. Cleveland o.
Detroit 4, ST. Louis .
GAMES TODAY.
Central League.
Richmond at Fort WAYNE.
Evansville at south Bend.
Dayton at AluskegOu
Springfield az Grand Rapids
American League.
Detroit az Chicago.
ST Louis al Cleveland
Philadelphia az New York
Washington at Boston.
National League.
Boston az Brooklyn
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at St Louis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25

NV o9se UTfs-I1T0s7- HOODS = NN|N-
Wheariev Rrenuegan Three base hits
Wneatlev stolen bases BashanC Coll
Inns Srorrh Sacrifice hits-E8shang.
keiv. Callahau. Nee Sacrifice o. Nee.
Double piay-Cailahau and Kelly struck
0ut-Rv Rowan 3. hv Wheatlev Bases
on ball~-OF Rowan q on Whc1tIev 3.
Left on bases dayton q south Bend :.
Time as Umpire-Siear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-25
LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

) tie game Wednesday, Jun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
SOLDIERS HOME
FOR THANKSGIVING
Many Ectu~n from Officers Training
Camps and Other Fields 1of
The Big Holiday.

\ n'.inh..T of homes about the h'"t-
!rG.. 4 ..irrrl WIZ h'. glad Tomorrow When
q number of hoys from IN" camps ar
rIl,. t. Sp"n,i their THANKSGIVING holiday
win ihr,r rar"nlS Those who VIII II
r.,,, H~- a. follows:
ir"w",- ,.l:;.~r,"r. from Annapolis Md.'
Ni,.. Paxton. .ir.. from Indianapolis
I.rMr;Ir PIckrn$. from Kelley Field
r'>ns
Error" FOR; t.njamin HarriE"n-Jcssc
IT, Nrnnld MnundsvIlIc: William t..
i:i:iuIuri, McM"chuu; Robert r.. Bowie.
Wl., nur:r:"urr" ". Brown. Wheeling;
iran ". rharnock. WclIsblrE; Harry :
rr"Il:..,. Pleasant Valley: Thomas MrN-
,''rlm,n%. Wheeling; Joseph H. Curt
Wh"rIinr, Chester l.. ESkcy. wheeling
Iawr"u,.,. ErHnzhclm. Wheeling.
Nl!iiau =. Illdrrth, Wheeling; ELLIOTT
T.. uoukIuS WHEELING: samuel .. I"auEI'-
I'm. Ir. Wheeling; Thomas 9. B"at'i1
r;lruw"uIl: i. g. Mccamic. NrilSburH
.Nlunz.. l.. Milton. ELM Grove Guy P""-
,,.s r'an"run: R"itmiS EnE"rSon
N.urdSv,ll-. George ". l:nw. Wheeling
I:4,.I..irr !. smith. Wheeling: Sidney I
Sin!ih. Wheeling; Ice W. Swift. Wheel
,uu. Nluu2o r.. Wheat. Wheeling; warren
Is WiIiam% Now Cumberland. W: Va
Alexander W..Ynrne. Elm, Grove. W. vi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
WILL INSTALL CHLORINE GAS SYS-
TIN IMhEDIATELY FOE
BETTER AQUA.
Preliminary steps Taken to BuAo
Brtdges-Eagle warts Fire De-
pAStnent Bond Issue.

WAcoliny IS a. last 20 ha"" p&rr
drinking wats-. Tia; ,C;ioc WIS taken
90 m" meeting - "';y council !'tS~
..::.,: -. Manager -; O. NaG'" w'tS
authorized 70 orde. the necessary ma
..,,ilt,.ty a,:tL "al"Tt:." gas ~ orc. |,
was :, busy session runuirsc from 'ah-
ing preliminary steps q build ~"
bridges jointly VITA H.. VS.. \'rS1:s!A
Traction and Electric c"mrl''; cost
irg $4,000 20 -"vos:n- L 'h:3"S" res
;aurant license. \ communicative ""S
rad from J. II Nowlhtd. "fti-i, -"TT"-
sentative ~ III. National !:,.a-.i -: r''r..
Underwriters. OF New York. pointing
ov., IN" inadequate ire fighting i,"s!i-
as OF Wheeling and suggesting that
2 nov building code b.: repaired 10
ci!ni.at. fire dangers.
rh.. Thompson restitution. was with
drawn hv III. author. after ti,y Sole
ilor Cvl,inan had giv"a M opinion. r.
i,;iy.. tn Edward Br"oS"S serving aS
.-..al.r OF weights and measures. that
NJ TS.unkcS could b. Legally. Employed
~ that capacity though he vas not Il
resident rt ~. city. innSmucn rs IN"
state law provides that hr no: r"''A-
y:,r!iy has 10 be Il resident OF IN" cry.
y H.. i, employed jointly by both the
,i;y and county.
Tho city solicitor wa> instructor ."
u-nsara an ordinance. limiting IN"
speed Of the large coal trucks. operating
I..,w..sn the I:ichland mines and Fen
wood industries. TO four or i've miles
An hour.
Bridges Discussed
Following n communication that was
Ind from MAYOR Sester. and IN agree
non, drawn up hetvr.u city Manager
Magic. rcpreSr ntiaS the city. and the
officials Of the West Virginia Traction
and Electric company that within per-
I'D Of tive years that the city and the
.-arnranY Jointly erect two bridges over
Wheeling creek ono between Baker
street and Peninsula cemetery and the
c;h"r between Wheeling and Fulton.
Zach 70 pay "n"-halt tn" cost. not 'N-
cooling a total "t s1h.h"o. there WAS
= prnlnncc,l argument. lasting nearly
.yn hours TIL, ron'"nt;ou being that
III. Ohio county commissioners and tn"
Officials CT r'u.top be asked TO bear u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
TEAM OFF
FOR CAMP Lee GAME

Si,nr,a! - Tho IntrllErnccr.
BETHANY. W. Va. Nnv. "1.--B"thanE
college football team left this afternoon
for Camp Lee. Petersburg. Va, where
iL.y will play the 3l9th Regiment, en-
ruIuprd there, on Thursday. ThankSGiF-
ing. They leave Pittsburgh tomorrow
morning for Washington. whrr" they
will h" me; hy United States Senator
Howard Sutherland and entertained by
the Hon. champ Clark, speaker or the
house. and Il gradual If bethany col
k.rr. Mi clark will be- their host in
n Sightseeing trip through the capitol
city.
Tho team WAS headed by Manager II.
r.. Thomas. capt. Doe Elder. Boyd
Chambers. coach. and Wilbur cramblct.
assistant ,nirh. The other players are:
Srhlffer. Ciw!nn. Workman. Roach.
I.unpk!n. Maddox. Wolf. Kinney. Mar
Shnil. Latte. 4. Tnwscr. +. Bowscr, and
Kaye. Price is the sub Ute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
ROTARIAN MEETING.

\ very interesting session Of the Ro-
;ary club WAS held Yesterday at tho
Windsor. Ruturi:tn Perrin OF tho BUT
r"uGh> Adding mnrhiue company WAS
liz main SPEAKER and his address WIS
very interesting There was Il good at
Irn'auC".
\ novelty "a the singing Of tho rh-
t,rIhns w:ts established \ parade Of
"rratnp. tramp. tramp the boys ar"
ulurch;nc' wa. thu most successful and
latest ihrng t. h. started: DR.. Down
ing l"nl th" Voices and Dr.. Mcclure
lead with the ,nrtic;.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
Lost Registration Card

Emmett Thornton. arrested on i
charge Of being drunk sunday evening.
appcarrd before Judge Marsh Watkins.
and WAS given the usual line OF 81 and
rh" trimmings. Before being released
thc judge asked for his registration
r:Lrd lie said SOMEONE had stolen II
and H.: did not know where il wills. The
culorcd man SaiL ne hnd lmcn regis
tered I; Srlby. Ma. and later when
questioned hrr;tIn' confused aIrl could
not tell where he had hrrn registered
lie IL now In tn county jail await in;;
action hy Ia" federal authorities ga "A
rnnrrr "i heinz; 4 Stacker. Has case
viii be investigated today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
CRIMINAL COURT
TO ADJOURN SOON
The Fall Term OF Court Is Rapidly Eear-
Ing Close-Eleven Cases Yet
Uuheard

with only eleven more cases to be
heard tho criminal court is fast nearing
sd iuurnmrnt and tho Indications is that
the nd journmcnt will hc made before
December 18th. Tw" appeal cases are
scheduled for today. cases arc listed
for n"Xt week mr. the FINAL week will ""
devoted 10 ON" case. The case for tee
last week is that al the state VS. Smith
H. Eracy This will be the longest
case to hc heard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
LOCAL BOYS LEAVE
TO JOIN SERVICE

Tn ~" ."nH - Mrs. injury l$"itc n.
f";ir"r ruair"n 1T III" ",ty auIld!u; NAV"
entered NJ" ,,"-vi,r If their country.
I."rnar,l l"ft on Saturday 'ur Camp
Lewis a. American Lake. Washington.
The "th"T. lanes ArhridE". left y"si"7-
day for IN" barracks 1T Columbus. ohio.
and later will join Ia" aviation corps
James i's"lt"n ins worked ..rr .'''ni''
time for J. 4. R"s' as i plumber, hnH
WIS very well known in the city. j. r..
l.atlay accompanied james tS"linn -
Columbus. and wliucntr The aviation
corps with him. --....-.--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
Former Local Man.

John J. Eriw!";d. formerly Of ihs
.Ity. hIf T'r"u'iI NJ Ia,u"r"n. passed
away al that rl"c. yesterday. accord
ing to = gram Perceived her" yr*;rr-
day. H.; a friend. Mr.. Crawford hHd
BEEN ~ "nr ah"u' ~" H.rr- a"''
though !.'., !ri"uhs knew OF his serious
.'nudI;lmn ms death cam" IS 4 gre 81,
shock Mr.. Crawford "u% connected
with several local iusii,"'ia cuIr,rns
before going (" Cameron.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS ar" not yet
completes but Will i'r"hahly II" held here
Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
REGISTERED MEN
CANNOT ENLIST

After December Is all registered men.
whether they have been cHamind or not
VIII not t"' accepted ut the local recruit
ing stations. in lccordaHc" with the or
der mad" By the Secretary Of War sew
critl weeks ago. The orders were nut
received TIL this week although they
hpv" been expected daily.
The communication. which comes di-
rect from the war head. and gives final
notes nf cnli$iing men OF registered af;r.
Therefore. there arc but Il days for
tho men between the ngcs of 81 anu .
10 Join The army voluntarily.
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Hollowfield Funeral.

..rvirrH for Alexander lI"Ilnw!icld
ar.rI st who dic,l Monday At IN" tam
Il, Aornc Oh NHliuna! read. Will be- held
Ills afternoon from tn" place uf death.
and !nt"r,nrnt Will l." made at Tent
cemetery 1T that plaC".
Mr. N"llVwrIrld died after Il hr!"f i'll
n,s% He Wa. on" % ia" best known
residents Of the out-,hc-plks vicinity
1ud had i host OF Threads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
SUFFS RELEASED

WASHINGTON. Nov. a7.--Twcn'!
t,yo hunger striking mllitants of tn"
Womnns party were turned out q: tn.
District of Columbia jail today %iih
th- explanation that their sentences rr
from fifteen days to seven months had
been committed to expire ut once. M
official statement as tn the cause waa
to h, had. but :hr women Were jubiiant
III th.. br.lrI that they hal S!I"cr"d"d in
demonstrating lhal the JaIl Was not big
enough for both them and their keepers.
Nimr Other mililants sill arc imprI$-
nnrl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
Fulton Beats Smith
In Technical Knockout

MlNSEA TOLLS. MINI. Nov. ef.-Frcd
Fulton, Minnesota heavy weight won Il
technical knockout over Gunboat Smith
IN the scvnth round Of their scheduled
ten round fight here tonight when
Smiths seconds tossed In 4 sponge To
save him from further punishment