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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
JAP AMBASSADOR
DECLARES RELATIONS
WITH U. s. BETTER

A PACIFIC i"ittr Aus l6 All
duuIIp aul misconceptions "hl'h in"|
have e.lsiad l.ni ~'"n I"r"n ""h 'h"
tiuli,l aIaI.n hnvo i"'n wholly 'l'"'"'
away Ia Ih" ilIr" 'i"rn "hl' I'" E
nl.raeI aIn. q IL Ini.a"'n" '"ir"i'" l"'''i''
ha,a th,so lovn .r" rI"'''r"' q l"I'
.n,ho paa.1", n.I,o.,'' 'li'I"t = ""'i rI""'i'''
ien,Ioty ho"lp'"'l /" -" "ih'""n h"'" u"
night
"T"u hnyo '"nvln'n1 my r"r"t n"""
onl ranpIa IhaI tho h"rri 81 Tho great
w~ut Ia all rlRht." hn r"ld '""h 'h"'
friendly ,,"-np-rniI"n FROM wow =" In '"
u. tho kovnotn ri NIL rolnt'"nu bot iw""h
America nn1 japan
Thu ambassador. nft"r 'hrc" days OF
entertainment. Env" n dinner to ilr""k-
InrIdso Long, third assistant r"rr"lRrr
Of state" md his staff. the army and
navy officers assigned to tn" mission.
and state nnh city officials who have
participated in their wrlc"n". Az tho
,.scount's request. Mr.. Long waived n
dinner which nc had planned tn give.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Root HOnOred on His
Return From Russia;
Attacks Enemy Within

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-ENpresstnE
confluence In tho soundncss OF the char
actor. OF the Russian people for self
government Elthu Root head OF the
special diplomatic mission to Russia In
two addresses hero today at this city ;
official reception TO dhe mission. do
n"unced the part played IN that country
during It's time OF peril by men corre-
spending to the I. W. W. here. the ex-
trems Socialists and anarchists with
whom tho German agents made common
cause
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. who also
spoke at the meetings. first ut C'ty Hall
md then at the chamber OF comm1rce.
likewise declared that organizations
Ike the l. w. W. arc crlmlnnlly aiding
German propaganda in this country.
adding: lie, Il. mako those who oppose
obstacles TO tho succo-. OF war teol shht
they nro unhunx traitors"
Ur further said that until tho tnit"d
states has placed rivo million men In
tContdn1sd ou Tn1s H1ns.)
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ton iIponror Churchill. nlnlri"i "f
tniiultlonE GooTHn ~ iinInrr.
InruIhor nr tho war council. Al
mlruI .Iclliroo nnd nIhri high ON
clnln nm wrll na hy Fr"nrh md
IlclglRn nfTlCnrr.
TN" evening nownpnp"rr my
that for parallel tn Tho ECcn"r
witn"asod to-day In tho n"lEhbor-
hood OF Trafalgar Square u would
H." probably necessary to recall
tho time of tho South African war
and the return homo Of the troops
Millions Of Londoncrs. many OF
them waving American flags.
checred themselves hnarse until
tho AmeriCanes departed.
The greatest crowd gathered in
front of buckingham Palace. The
people completely filled the broad
plaza and overfowed 10 the palace
grounds. The king, accompanied
by the queen. the household staff
and officers. took his place at the
gate. The Americans then filed
past, eyes left officers at salute.
while the bands played and the
cheering and waving Of flags con-
tinued. As tho first Stars and
Stripes passed with the ranks. tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
IR|blyT yTE.
To Bible in President Wilson S
Foreword TO the Amer
lean Soldier.

WARRINGTON. Aux. ib.--lihlon f0i
Amrrlcnn noIhlern md nnIlorn. To ID
given by tho Hcripiuro Glrt Minrlon nI
I'hilndolphln will Cnrry u fOrrwnrh 10y
rronidont Wiln"u urging Tho tr""pr &c
diligently reud tho Hcripturcn Thu
TrrnIdont hnn wrliton thin inncription
Tho Nibie In tho word Of life.
bog that you will road II md fird
thin out for yourHnlvcH--rend. not
Iittlo Hnatchcr hero nnd thcro. but
long paHSnRon Tint Will really bo
tho road to tho hoHrt of you.
You will find II full of real mon
and womon not only. but also OF
things you have wondered about and
been troubled about NIL your lifo.
~ mon have been always; and tho
moro you rend tho moro II Will be-
como plain to you what things arc
worth while and what arc not: what
things make mon hRppy-loyalty.
right dealings speaking the truth.
readiness To give everything for
what they think their duty. and,
most OF all, tho wish that they may
have tho real approval OF The Christ.
who gnVa everything for thcm--nnd
tho things that hre guaranteed 10
make mon unhappy -- selrihhnnss.
G"~nrdlGn. greed ana everything
that In low hnd mean.
"Whrn ynu have inad tho bihir
you viii know that u Ia tho W"Ii
uf G"h, hoHnnno r"m VIII h"V"
Imund II Ii,n hoy I" p,'iii n~n h1n,Ir
Y",n own harpiuons nmh Y"m' """
duty Wniti,lt,pw WIi.npii"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Pores Peace Plea Will Not Meet With
Favorable Response from j. S. or Allies
AMERICAN TROOPS GIVEN GREAT OVATION ON STREETS OF London

hing nud hlr party raised their
banda la rnluI" Thr nnp wnr
IlIuurh nnl The crowd IunI"I NJ.
lrr,,vnI 20 vlrnIuualv that ih" hing
wnu Tntr01 tn rmll" fh" win
dnwn nrd ROOF ur th" rnlir" w"r"
crowded with unlhi"Tn nuh attend
nnir. who nIl"ntly waved tn tn"
Americans,
Th" evening newspapers unit"
I'm praise nr tho American snlhi"rH.
rho Standard displays ON tn"
front page the large headlines:
Sons Of tho Pilgrims Back In
London" under which 1t says:
Lean. 1.-the. straightforward.
eallow, thin-llpned. sct-jawed,
they impressed everybody az do
crS rather than drcamCrs. men OF
few words who look you straight
in the cyr. take your measure at
a glance. give you their opinion in
a rough cpigram. and then get to
business. They arc Il distinct set
OF men OF q definite type. Not
Canadians. not Australians. not
New Zealandcrs, but In the snap
Of the eye and the expression OF
the mouth something distinctly
United States"
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F0RN|ER GAR NICHOLAS AND
WIFE ARE EX|LED To SIBERIA

Nicholas appeared on the steps
OF the palace. attired in colo
nel's uniform. with khaki blouse
and no decorations. He entered
an automobile. accompanied BY
Prince DolsorOuknn and Count
Brnckendorff. former court mar
shal, who thus far have shared
his captivity. They wcr" followed
by the former Empress Al"Ian-
drla. who w1s accompanied by
Countess Nnrvshkrn. her close
friend and former lady Of IN"
court. all the four former grand
duchrasra. with their maids az
honor, and ilnully hE Alexis. The
ruTIurT heir Ia the Ihrunc. AT
whose rl,!r wa Ia" gigantic rail-
ct "brtrvtnhu. The lI-Il"ri"I nf
AIrsIr ninrr his hlIlli. nIIh his
constant CnInpuulun.
(IubnIrh Ia an "tIl uf Tia" wnr
lawn rr Western iill1rIl" rhr fI"In
The inIiinnh. und slHlt'h only 10y
ri"nnrIn Witch ply ia" irii"h
IlVuI Ia fuIul,I llnua II vnn an
tU".tin".d d" rag. T..)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-Govsrn-
wheat crop to stabilize prices in the
United States was forecast In the for.
nation today of 350.Oo0.oOo corpora
ton by the Food administration.
The intention Is to take over the Sa-
tire harvest II necessary 10 maintatn
fair prices. The corporation will take
and thus will stabilize prices 10 the Sl.
lies. Through this Arrangement, too.
It hopes TO recure itself against any
possible loss. '-.
The Food administration will opsn
agencies ut all ;he principal wheat tor
minuls. carrying Oh Its trsnsacttouS
with tho usual dealers. No commission
chnrge Will be- mhda except 10 cover
! costs or operation. Tho price TO bS
paid for wheat will be fixed by q COM
miitro under tho grain divinlon hssdsN
by Pro1idont GnrrlcId Of Williams COL
lr9r. Thln prico tho Food ndmInistrA-
I Ion o1pccin Ia nrr maintained In private
we'll nr E0vcrnnont trnnnnCiiOna.
Tho curporali0n will b1 put under
tho grain diviHI0n Of tho Food hduIin-
lntrntIOn md lin rNrrutivo offIcora Will
DO tho nnne M tho IfficnrE Of ihiE divi-
MON, whoEo nnmcH were announced to-
day ar fulpwr:
Herbert IIuovcr chairman.
Julius i}a:nes. Duluth, MINI. prsEi-
don't.
Gate, w. McGnrrnh. New Iork.
treasurer.
F. q. croSer. Kansas City. trnnspor-
tation director.
Curtis L. Lindlcy. San Francisco.
counsel. ,
]. w. sho!:hlI. oYrk. Ncb. secretary.
Wheat Price Tixers.
Tho personnel OF tho wheat price f1x-
Ing commission was announced an foi-
lows:
Henry A. Garfield. president OF VIII
liunIs College, chairman.
Charles j. Darrhit. Union Clty. GA
president or The Farmers Union.
William n. Doak. Roanoke. Va. vice
Dre.idnnI or The Brotherhood OF HAil-
road TrninIn.n.
Eusnna IL. runL, Bloomington, ILL.,.
urns,lonI nr The tlaIinnni Cara AanO6ia-
Hon
r.l~aTd r. tnIh, r'"Is", r. ~, prssi-
Ie ~ mT ihu ii"iIIt I'nh"in hs'l"HlluIai
''..iI"n".
u ,i.""iwrr ui,"II. 'h"'i"si"'', p a..
r,uaIL"nI 81 Ihr ''hd'"i'"r "f ''"""'"'"a
81 ~" iinlI"L ftt"I'-"
. " F:I.,pIiiiI J'"k. ti",,, nn"'a'arT
(Ountim".h nn r~Gs Ts".D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
VVHEEL|NG'S CON T|NGENT Of YOUNG OFFICERS
Is WARMLY WELCOMED ON RETURN To THE CITY
SOON TO JOIN COLORS
WITH NATIONAL ARMY
Most of Newly Commissioned
Officers Destined for Chilli
cothe, Ohio, Camp.

Many were tho hearts TINT were mndn
Slnd last evening In Wheeling. just IL"
darkness was cnvolnpiuE tho city. Many
,enrs OF Joy Htrcamcd down tho cheeks
OF mothers nr they nEnin took their
boyn to their heart. And there w"r"
about IL doznn boy. who wrro Hlnd I"
br hnch home nuh nEnn put their icet
undnr dear old dndH lhbln.
A bunch OF thr Wheeling soldier boy"
nro bncl homo for nhnut II tnn-dny lur-
loush from tho uGllCrr"' training camp
Mt Fort IrnIumin llnrrlH"n. n"nr IN
d!anupolIa where they hay" been Tor
,hrco muntha drilling for wnr. Tho h"yH
who cum" hnCk last evening left Wh""i-
ing on Mothers duy laHl May. II was
the snddcgt day for muuy m"dh"ra. They
nrc back. but their stay Will h" fh"rt--
too brief especially for mother. l'y
the twcnty~ ninth OF this month th"y
will NIL 10 Eono Rgniu--E"u" /" mhk"
more preparations for war. SOME or
them will go Ia thillic"ih". hhi". t'
drill tho drafted mon E""H /" Cam
bridge MnsH.. to b" trained In frcnch
work by French officers. nnh two VIII
he detailed shortly t" tn" heart "r tn"
war zone. All The Wheeling boys have
returned with officers "umrni"Hl"na
There wrrn eleven to conn hutnr lust
evening over tho Pennsylvania r"uh.
They are: Howard My. 2uh Lieut.: t;"n.
!. jefferson. End l.lcdt.. II II. mud II.
lt scott hrutlrrs. 2nh I.iruIs ,l.ind-
10y y. Alien. captain; l.. T.. Ei"h"lhrr.:-
rr .nh i.irui It." y. Coleman. md
I.irut.. William l.. Su"h"krr, "uh LIEN .,
=. Il l'"lhIua. .mh lI"uI-. MritIlI" aI"-
unII ur tiIrndnlr tnpIhlnn f., j ;I"un
und Iu,rnIl i lI"lluwh, wlIi TrIttrn
huutr thla m"InlnE Ia then nuI"nr"r
III,-r rui u III"T IUil",iEh
rIri.I Iirui'n"nt WRIGHT iInf"" -
I,,rt,ri Iuiim. 5,HirI'luH nr.,inlIIi. li'r
.,lii hDtt, saturday "I'hi I''i "''
n.iit.r Ainru. nu,,,. h, ~iiI i'ri" ii"in
lar -, .,ununi - ~ Tpr..,ri li'.'''.I /,
irrn..t ,s"nk ",,h.' ''ri.n - I''"'i'
"ItI,rtr
II t. nnd II u i,uil. ~hu. u",' .',,"
ntinat,.u.l t"i li.,,'."n,rt.. .'.t.. ~ !
=. u.,.t I rin 'u.,,, iu.,-I,i'.ut -
iin. }li".,ii"r .r,'I "'l i'.u '.'"lI"'".
,ruI ,"u"uI 4" iI"I'h"", o. !. ""i"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
GFRNAN PRESS ATTACKS KAISER
ON |ND|SCREET WILSON NOTE

Tor. foreign nrrrrtnry or "thor r"npnnrI-
bio nrflrInI having amy definite ldon
Of ltr cuntcnin
Tho mont commemorative presentation
Of prcaa "pInIun In Elvcu hy tho linn
burger Gromdomhni. II rrItlriHcH tho
delay In appearances nf tho acini-otficlul
abatement which. tho nowapHpnr Rnys
was nnlthor ndrolt nor forCrful bctrayS
tho embarrassment OF tho writor and
adopts II tuno Of discouraged defiance
rho Frcmdcnblat is inclined TO ques-
tion tho vcraclty Of tho assertion made
by the Nordcutschc Allgcmcine Xcitung
that the document was not n telegram.
saying that II Ambassador Gerard
really characterized mere notes jotted
down to assist his memory as IL formal
telegram from tho emperor II would
undoubtedly be incorrect, but adding
that the semi-orflciHi newspaper does
not question that the ideas wtro tho
omperur's.
Tho FrcmdrnhIalt concludeH that tho
explanation or tho N"rddruisch" AiIgc-
mrimr IrItunk Ia not ralGulnto ted I" rhino
German pronIIB" Hnd nhnt"ninhEa r"r.
cigu SorIoIary Nnu huohlmnun whou
neal hn In '"nfr"ut"i hy rcrclntl"nn
Ti.It iI.c "Ihci aldo l." honp Them h"iIlY
nnd nI"uiir.
't.uuI Van no"ruII"~. ~tlIiur ia tho
I"urn IoiI,unu nhIfIn Ih" iInni" i"r IIr"
I cmrI,.i"r % IiI"ni"i,"lhI" "'.lt''n ii',n, hin
, ,"" I"aIr y. IL We" u"Iirn""n ii"II ~'ru
iI,m T",r,,", I"r"rI"I ..h","uI1.n ~h.. ia"
w,IIn, pn?r rh.uI1 h""" h""n r,."~"I
rho "","i "rr""hn IL" "h""""Ir'r
rrr calling !" r"",n ID" ",nr"r"r nI',ui
tbs I"arhl""n I"rs"""lIr ~ tho n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
z0AR C0MNUN!TY5 CENTENN|A[
CELEBRATED|N D|CN|F|ED MANNER

until April when spring rains melted
the snows and brought n Sroat flood. J
The privntions Of this first Wintot
proved to tho settlers whaI thOt ke>
llrvcd WIS need o: communicate orr
gnnizntion. IF we lnbor for individual
interests We shall perish" they argued
"If wo nll work tor The common good,
We shnll succeed"
The communicates form was nol adopt
cal. however. until April l9. 1919. IL
February. Ih32. the Society OF the 6epalS
mtirIn "f I"nr Wan Incorporated undat
The laws uf ohio.
\ church wan rsInhiishod Win all fOr
nal rilrn eliminated, Women nat npua
"I," rIdr men "n the Othsr. The church
vas net nsa"'lnInd with any other rm
IIEI",In organization aud nn remained
a.luInIo anita Ihn nisn"inii"n Of ihi
r,,.'l'Iy
Inn,Iil, NJ IiiunaI tho fIInt Non.
rinI nsrnI ur Ihu sa,trIy u" wan IbnS
81 ...n"t'i'r"il" nbInly ~" h"h silnil"t
lHr.I,,r4 Ia il.Iin IIlh n'In"'nh H't
Il,,- .nI. '"." ~hi.I h"va "VrI h""" u"
lIr.,,h ~ ilIn A."' 'htIt'h. Aii"f hh
I,nth Ia iEph hln iu"'n" "''" t"'''i""'
H., .iIIinH HI,d IHnh ,n'h sunday W iW
tupntInn-d "n r"Hs Hiaht)
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PETROGRAD. Aug. IS. The
seml-officlal Russian News Agen-
cy announced tonight that former
Emp.ror Nicholas and his family
were removed to-day from the pal
ace ut Tsarskoe-Selo. and that 1t
WAS reported they were belnH
transported to Tobolsk. Blberia.
Instead Of tho gorgeous impc-
rial train In which Nicholas was
t.,k,u ln Taarakot-Sc from Mo
hlleyinmurrh. MI ordinary train
colupoard uf three sleeping cars.
dining car AMI several third
class rn.trhrs. "na nrnt. ~ acc
n,,,I train Mas assigned lp take Tho
h,r,nr. and a-fYhuth. may "f
vl,,u. n,rnLIpnnlrd the 81 "niprr.
-, and hi. family into rhil"
ln .l-n uf Ih" need Tor rp"rlni
rIr.nuilnn-. ia" guard bel ""rn
IL. .,Iu.r nInh Inllinnh nlnil"n
ca not .,rInpnr"'l "f any rlnEl"
uuu L,tI 81 d"i"EaIl"I,a "f eleven
I,tnIc.l IurIi foam "n'h bat lDll'n
,J Tia, tuntnh,"t L'l. EnIi lhnIn
An hour anni III" Irnin "rIlv"i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
DEUT TSCHLAND
To At ACK j. 8.
GREAT SUBMARINE.
NOW WAR CRUISER
Planned TO Operate III Pacific
Ocean Against u. S.
commerce.

rWNIiht!WN. Aug IL Tho
Iorrnnn rrInmnrrlal rnhrnnrlnn
I,oul zchlnnd which vlrIiod tho
United Hfaten hofnrn that country
ontcrod tho. war. has hrrn con
veriod Into a wnr Ruhmnrinn. no
cOrdIng to Ecrmnn flnci gossip
ronchIng tho hNEoCiatod Tr"ss.
Tho Deutschland has great
radius OF action and has been
fitted with six torpedo tubes.
The submarine, 1t is said, may
soon leave for tho Pacific to
operate against traffic from San
Francisco. The U-boat was to
have started activities some time
ago but an explosion on board
while the vessel was on trial
trip made necessary repairs which
took considerable time.
Germany now has almost 300
submarines, the newest boats
being OF the big sea-going type
and armed with six inch gun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
WETzEL COUNTY P. M.
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF EMBEzZLEMENT

Ht~--i.l Dispatch u III. intelligence.
ThT1tMOTT. W. Va, Aug. lh.-Ch"re-
cd with cmhnzzlnmcnt "f tho sum "f SSS
Of tho funds of tho post office depart
mont. Pnstinnstcr J. a. Bchupp or ko-
del, Wctzel county. was arrested today
Ivy Deputy United Stalca Marshal. J. Nj.
Short. OF Wheeling. Postmaster Schupp
was brought tn this city and taken be-
fnro United States Commissioncr J. r.
Kirby for n preliminary hearing. He
was held for tho action Of the Federal
grand Jury at Mnrtinsburg under bond
OF $1,000.
Deputy United States Marshal J. M.
Moore. today brought six more before
CommI ssioncr Kirby. charged with vio-
latIons OF tho new federal dry laws. All
were held for the Martinsburg court.
Inst week Marshal Moore also arrested
ak men on similnr charges who wero
held for the Federal Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
SUFF REACHES DOWN
IN HER HOSIERY FOR
ANTI-W|LSON BANNER

WASHINGTON, Aug. IE.-TeartnE
of banners from the suffrage pick
cts OF the Women's Party Mt tho
White House gates. md attacks on
tho party headquarters ut Lafayette
Park across the way. continued to-
day Good natured but determines
crowds tore down tho banners a.
fast as they appeared.
William Bayard Hale. ono time
special representative OF President
Wilson In Mexico. who rentured to
address the crowd In behalf OF the
women. was pelted with rolled-up
and other missiles untA
he dcsistcd and moved on.
Somebody in tho crowd shouted
Hang him up!" Ono woman who
carried Il banner lost most OF her
clothes and she had 10 wrap herself
in tho banner Itself before she start
ed through tho crowd for suffraSist
hcndqInrters. Another delighted the
spectators by calmly reaching down
into n whitn stocking. pulling out q
banner and unfurllnH II.
Officers OF tho Womnn'n Party
rnld tonight ono banner nddrensed to
"knIrcr WILSON, md foTty-nins
othcrn hnd been destroyed during
tho dny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
DUCHESS ROBBED OF
JEWELS WORTH $40, 900

PARIS. Aug. l5.-Thc Duchess do
Nnnilln- wns robbed yesterday OF family
Jewels worth more thnn 200.0n0 rrhncn.
t40.O00) Tho Jewels were In Il bhg
Which tho durhcas lnih IN n counter in
I'nrIn department store whiln trying
ON hnt. When aho returned TO go.
tho hnE had vanished.
Tho police have no cluo.
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HIGHER
Interest Rate, 4 Per Cent, for
$4,000, 900, 900, Next
Loan for Allies.

WhSHINlTON. Aux. l6.--IndirntionH
wcro today thnt tho now $1,000, 000.DnO
authorized nj tho pr"wnt session or
cuuEr~aH, might hrnr fear por cont In
tnroHt
No orficinlH announcement has como
from Secretary MrAdun. but II Is known
ihnt mn ndvlncc Of nr-half of one pnr
cent over tho iul"rrnt rate "T tho first
allied loan has h"cu disguised In tho
cabinet and IN congress-.
Sumo Imrmh"rS nf cunErrr" arc urg-
inE raising tho interest tntc I'm order
thnt they may be- taxed.
United auprOrt OF Republicans and
Democrats of tn" house why's and mcanH
committee In raising the $4,000. nO0.0
nddti"nnl war fund" Secretary McAduo
declares ncccssnry. now tx iudlCutrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
TWO BADLY INJURED
BY GAS EXPLOSION

5pecIaI DIaHAtnh 70 mo HTeTTtNlTT.
EAST LIVERPOOL. ~. Aug. Is
Angeles Pontinkos. 81. Greek ehncshln-
or. probably Will die and Budd linl-
lander. 30. hab"rdash"ry owner. sus-
tnined severe burns to his face and
head. when gas explosion damaged
the interior OF u hat clearing mud shoe
shining shop here today. Pnntlnk"H was
hurled through the plat" glass window
Of the shop by tho force or tho hlHs:.
III. rnce and hands were horribly
burned. Hollnndcr WAS burned by tho
flames shooting out OF tn" shop IN lie
walked past Escaping gas from rub
brr hose cuunnctinn on hot plnir tE-
nit"d from light causing the cxplo-
sion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
EASTERN OHIO MAN
ON THE COMMISSION
that WILL. CONTROL
THE PRICE OF WHEAT
CORPORATION WILL HAVE
CAPITAL OF $50, 900. 900
l.. !. Tabor, OF Bnrncnvillo.
Head Of Ohio Grange.
on COrnlnIEEIOn.

en- Tho mnmhoruhtp of the COM
mInrI"n TINT will control tho price
uf wlnat To tho cVnR,ImorR OF tbs
Unit n1 EtRina aud tU the allied ma
tIuua. f"rmoh hy Tho United States
fUDd ahmlnIstrntiun. In included an
EASTERN ohio inan. Hon. J.. J. Tabor,
of UnrncsvllIo Belmont county, head
OF tho Ohio grange. Mr. Tabor will
be remembered AZ tho Progressive
party's candidate for lieutenant-Gov-
ernor OF Ohio ia 1912.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

tuuntInn-d -" r"H. nish,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

(Couhnuod on Pago Nine }
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-08
T4LKOFTHET TOWN

Mrs Guilio Gelletti of 5 Ahern place j;
at the City hospital for treamtent.
Mrs. Daniel Saporetti of East Barre
was brought to the City hospital yester.
day and underwent an operation this
morning.
To each member of the Barre Woman
club has been forwarded a copy of the
clubs yearbook, which was attractively
arranged by local printer. The book
is a compendium of information useful to
the club members, as it contains a di-
rectory of officers and committees, de-
tailed program of club activities for the
winter and spring of l9l7-ls, and list
Of the membership.
After the coming week end, Saturday
night luncheons at the Nincitia club are
to be discontinued as a result of action
taken by the board of managers at a
special meeting last evening Although
of late the luncheons provided by the en-
tertainment committee have been of
simple nature, the board of managers, in
voting to discontinue altogether the re-
freshment feature of Saturday evenings
at the club, believe that they are acting
in accordance with the spirit of the times
and that the food saving thereby gained
is in line with the recommendations made
by the food administration. 1t is hoped
that a substitute may be devised for
feature that has been thoroughly en-
joyed by many members of the club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-08
day, and report very profitable session.
The trip was made by automobile.

day, and report very profitable session
The trip was made by automobile.
Harold w. Slocum of Burlington ad
dressed the school Thursday morning Oh
the subject, Tuberculosis Prevention
In the evening Mr.. Slocum gave dem
onstraton on the same subject, with a
moving picture machine.
Philip Hodgdon, Is, and Aline Myers
10, have been appointed town agents
for the sale OF the Red Cross Christmas
seals. The ssals may be obtained from
them from now until Christmas.
A new set of victrola records has been
received from the state department and
are being enjoyed by all,
Miss Gladys Chick of Cornish, Me, is
visiting Miss Leila 4. Jameson.
The boys of the first and second years
are making window ventilators for all
of the rooms in the building
Mr. Burgwald, an extension specialist
from Washington, will give a demonstra-
ton in regard to the making and use
of skim milk cheeses on the farm. All
the ladies of the town are especially in.
vited to be present ON the afternoon of
Nov. l5