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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
TERRILL GUILTY OF
YOST VIOLATION

Andr,-n Trrrill a rolnred man who
yyuS arrested oyer Il week ago by Pro-
hihi;!on Dr!rcr Pert Philips aS h" dr"N"
hors" and bugs from bridgeport
with tive Gozen bottles Of h'."r III Il
basket IN :hc wagon. pleaded guilty last
7ight when H. Was given IL hearing In
the county Jail before SQ1tr" Hobbs.
TsrriEl offered no "xcuH" for his act
other han to say that Il man who works
in a mill needs n li;tl" beer now and
then. Squire Hobbs tined T"rriil SD"
and gave him sixty days In jail which
A.. will begin to serve "H November 70.
when ;hr bond which h" Tut mp for his
apr~a-lrr" for u hearing "NpircS
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first Ia arrive. He hnd Z hv" minuI"
chat with Prthn5r IAoydGcUrge AMI
th"n prepared To greet thr dIstinEnt"it'n
men from America and the British par
tlciparts So, 90 OF these came on foot
and others in motors driven 10y khaki
clad ChaufrrurE There was NJ demon
Stration by thf sight -sr"rS only II small
group |" whom the time "f IN" meeting
WIS known ne inE present. These with
the reporters lnd Il battery of ncwSpa-
pr and war 'pCfic. photographers how
rv-r. crowded Downing street /" catch
a glimpse Of the coufer"cs.
Admiral It lirO". chief Of tn" naval
staff. arrived with Sir Eric Campbell
Gcrldrs. first LORD nf tho admiralty. They
w"r" accolEl ;tnicd by six foot blue
Jacket carry ing diHpltc hes Lord Robert
Cecll. the y mister uf blockade. walked
unaccompa, led from the foreign office.
TIL" cro~cS displayed d""r interest In
General II SKIER II Bliss. chief Of staff
inr the AnM ric1n array. and Admiral VIM.
s. Hcn%oN who arrived separately with
their aldo
The La ri Of Derby. British minister
OF war. - nd Genera! Sir VIM. Robertson.
chief Of the Imperial Stan n army
h"ndQIrar tiers. arrived in a motor car "
few m"u ,"ntS l,cf"r" l.irutraani- General
c. Sra uts. who drove up alone.
Every ody asked for Colonel r.. N.
House. h.ad nr tho American misSr"n
hut ca oncl House did not attend ih'
meeting. his secretary. Gordon .iuchu-
Gloss. representing him.
Most az tho members of III" American
TniSSiu n wrrr early on thr seen" but the
begging INK Of the ,r,nf"r"n"" awhIt"d 'h''
arriTa | u! som" nf Ia" British officials
who mad tr."n detained Ivy Other WAT en-
gage snrnts. tn" delay was brief. how
ever, AMI in lhc noon hour all w"rr IN
thei : seats Lord kraIlnE formally
opSI1 I'd the prrCrrdInEs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
NEW RESTAURANT

.Irrs' ne soon ~ possible ''h'ids
restaurant, will r.. .n'n'"i in the r'"'f''
eos, "iruii.-i by Nraus ltr"s. clothing
tru~.. i3:n Market street. S"c"tiatl"nS
h..v.. ,,-.n rl',.:.-tl for ~" huilGtnr. ana
So uturkfr r* III" stock ran BE- disposed
"t :.::uro .-r?~Tts will b. commenced L"
i.ut II" room IN shape f,'r tn" rcst2u-
r:lrt. which Promises T." l." on" or fh''
fin.~' IN fh,. stat.
Clrids restaurants arr "p"rat"d in AL
IN" principal cities nf ,hi% CnTntry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
HOMBURG DISCHARGED
Insufficient Evidence Introduced e
Convict Alleged Vtolator IN
Criminal Court.

i:...auSa nc Insufficient evidence for
'h.. stat. th.. U:tS'' artIuSi Atu:-'' It"i'l-
burg. chs, rgnG with violation OF Tho
Yost prohibition m'v. waS dismissed
yesterday IN criminal '"ur' ITdE" Man
!iuhln$o:t instructed II" jury to Trturh
\ y1rdlc; Of not Eu!i;T. tl"nburS 'p
p..:lird hrs raSe from 4 l"cAl JuStice OF
tho ponce.
In n" appeal raS" OF mo Town Oh
Warw""d against David LUZ. charged
:.i:h att, speeding ANA apD",ird from
~. .!ayor'S decision. WAS SUSTAINED
i.utz was ny:"h 81 and costs some time
10 BIZ ;he !n2TOr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21

rAI:IS NuN. 20. -';"'I"r;l Mari" Fay
"ll''. r"mrnHnd"r Of IN" French forces III
l:aly. departed Ia$t night To- ;ak" up hi
LutI"s. GENERAL Fav"li" !" an nrtl-
lrry man IT." wa* r"tr"d ia ~'''NS
l"'l"~" IT," wnr hogan >hul offered hIS
services and r"r"Il,.h 4 command. He
served Gn,i"r t;"n"ra! I'"t:tiu ~ 'a-"n-
ry ~ 1915 and a!l-fward waS ir"m"trd
and placed IN command 80 III" sixth
army. IL" rnnrlur;"h th" "p"r;lt IONS an
the Somrnr wE!rn resulted III tho re-
treat Of TN" Germans {" thr Hidden
hiir.: En" H.. ih':, iruk ,'''iifIIHDd &C
IN" central t;r,Tr al armies. II WIS
under hin lhnt ';"r'ral 'imIlIhumat
finished CLEARING IN" approaches L.. YER
dan
General T'aynil" has ~ reputation a
ssiruirt,, Suid!,r. earned whIi" NJ w..'
prufrS&,.r - ia" War School
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SERGEANT BAUMBERGER
well known Local EIu Occupying
Night Desk ut Police Head
quarters.

Sarrrot : IsauuhcrE"-. ofr' of TIM
most widely known men OF inns CRY.
and who fur i hong tim" has rnnah;t'fl
:, Blacksmith Shoi IN Chaplin" Str''''t.
is for tn" TIM" being occupying ID"
r!rF;' rnrrc.trt's desk 1T polio" head
CHARTERS sine. Thomas VI. k"Hy r.
..;::....i last Saturday night.
,I,r.r ur Police san stated yesterday
,i.;r- h.. would nnirir NJ ktnv's sue
c.,s*or IN a few bays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
KIDDING OIL FIELDS
OF UNDESIRABLES

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. 20. A
roundup uf l. W VS. in The Ill zelda
-: karS:t& il I" l., ,ui,:I" immediately.
r>r"d i:Uls,rtsnn. t'strir; aiinrn"E tnr
Kansas announced i;.i" tr'lay. More
than fifty alleged I. ". VS. were ar
-ratcd In the Butler county "!i Fields
tud:Iy II Was announced.
tn ARRESTS today w''rr mad" by state
and federal agents.
Tn. purI"r$,. al th' raids Is 70 -ld the
oil fields Of mnd.air;lbl"s. f"d"rai Off
GERS say. and each mnn arrested VIII
b.. ,:xa,nincd :ls To whether be has rug
iHt crtsd
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hir.. Christina Vocklcr.

Eun.r:t! services -: MrH. christina
t"rkicr. -. v n" pa~S'''! away sunday
u"ru.Hi:. wrr. h"il yrSt"ri!ly afternoon
Ill w" u'rl",k ir"rn, tn h"!ur at her
laughter. Mr.;. Sophia N''uman. S29
Market street. Wi:h l!".. ''harlrs r..
S,'r""inchHuS If the GERMAN II. f..
church Officiating l'I'"r!u'n; followed
in Greenwood ""u:rirry.
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WANTED-Male Help
LABoRERs WANTED IN SHIPPING DE-
paRIMepT. OWENS BOTTLE MACHINE
m r.,puoN1 w VA o-3l 81
young boy, le years


wANTED-Bright young boy, 10 years
old, to learn printing trade. Apply TO
Foreman 1Htelligencer, 7th floor, attef
700 p. m
WaNTe D-lae--.r,l ,1lcIn'r'ts fr'rian and e'a''@
mali sad, wnr. AMI h..iIrS; wages 10 S'F''
s-rI,,y mrn Apps Mckcrfrry Irun 10. lNtnhiH
uhto. -
wANTEo--At once. tcS-'a good delivery hHo
sale, boys 10 work before school. Apply Il
Circulation Department. IntsIllscoesr. bstsee'
I And a. H..
WaHIED-Salns:nen Of better class 10 CAL on Pn5s'
ci..i.s and rin;Isis Average men make $50 wceh''
SEio Acr eIlrrIc;Irc. Also one FOR CditFA w, o.
f.. g. Box ~. l'hadclnhia. Pa n-o'W
HaNTED->Irn for tA.;urT 'wnrt Apply Wheeling
Til. "a End and Wu0,iS SIS. h'IH-i
WANTED-pn,rrS. hcli-rs AMI h"n-'Tihn ArpS
la drr-A ass.L. Wells FarSa X 60, u. y ~ Hc'"-
!Sth and MARKET StS. ~
WANTEO-Mc tn sell frT line OF h"oSh'o
furnishings from l.,hi'r 10 house IN suAI'
weekly payments. We ?ay weekly.
MIR CT c. =. ADAMS. IAAp'AA1- "A" o.
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Alleged Gambler Discharged

Frank JnnthIs. who was arrested on
Monday night Ivy E"nslah'' charles
Ramp and Squlr" CarrtEnn. charged
with gambling. wa discharged laSi
night Ivy SQIir.' /: -. Hobbs q: She
bounty jail for lhrk 81 evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
Clemenceau's Speech

rARIE Nov 90.--rrcmi"r tlcm"n-
cc14 IT, r"ati IL thu Chamber "f Deputies
thL$ afternoon tho ministerial d"clara-
ii nm which had been decided upon by ih"
u nar cnhirr.i and in tn" Scnut" document
was read 10y Louis Nail. the minister Of
iIsticc The declaration WAS as !"l-
10 wS:
, w" have accepted places n III" COY
ernmcni in order t. rUUdurt ihc war With
rripuhl"d "f"rt Tor thc S"t'"r apnli'1-
zion II All CUR rn'rEIrs. ~. com" loo
fore you with thr sole lura "f au Hi!.-
rrtl WAR.
w" would like :hat III" "unhH"n'"
which we shall ask You "a CIV iS h'
your own conscientious action and W"
appeal "a the historic virtues that exist
: In MS French Never d!i Franc. l,r
81 clearly IN" need |" lis AMI develop
In IN" id"n "r fore" placed -, thu S"r-
VIC" Of the human "uus"I"nC"--In IN" re-
solve progressively :" adNanr" tn" rISht.
both Us among individuals and AS l"-
tween peoples carubl" Of establishing
their Nt".rtlrs
Cnnuu"r thai JustI"" may prevail 80
tina, is the watrhW"rd II all cur govern
mrntS since tn. beginning al IN" war.
! Tina, IruEr"sS "p,.u a$ IN" sky. "" shall
maintain.
We h;,y,. Erca; soldiers 80 great ira
tditinns ulI,l..- leaders tempered 10y trials
and animated by that supreme dc""ii"u
which cav their elders r"n"wn. Through
! mem. Through al! UC us thu immortal
: nittlS" land. in the humble ambitions al
peace. VIII pursue Ia" r"ur>" "E IT. d.
times. ThrS" fr"nchmru that "" ar
constrained 10 throw INTO the ba'll ha,"
r,.l:,i;uS uiun MS Their drSir" * lhhi
uou" az our thoughts turn away :r"rm
| ~, boi mon h.
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MIS-. Hall Fol1ncy.

Fun"rnI services for Mrs. Han Fort
roy. wife -: ''hfrlrs " rnrtury w"r.'
hold yesterday From th" home III her
frth"r-in-law. Albert r'"r'n"y. 49,
Chaplin" street. with Rev Thomas
Gr'i"r K""n'E "t SECOND Freshly :"riar
church officiating lni"rmrnt WAS III
Iirr,.nWu,Si
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21

LONDON, Nov. 2O-The Amer
lean mission headed by Colonel
Edward M. House, which recently
arrived in England, for the purpose
OF discussing and co-ordinatine ef-
forts to win the war, has held its
initial meeting with the British
war council and its right hand men.
Details OF the conference, nat.
uraHy, have been kept secret but
announcement Is made that little
formaity attended il and that sat
isfactory progress marked the dIs-
cussions. The far reaching scope
Of the conference is indicated by
the attendance upon the meeting
Of joint representatives Of the
army. navy, the food controllers,
shipping boards, the treasur'es
and the war trade boards.
David Lloyd George. the Britt sh
premier, opened the session With
an address and the conferetk:e
lasted an hour and half, during
which frequent recourse was h ad
to 4 mass Of statistics and offic ai
documents. Colonel House was
not present at the opening :ses-
sion.
Clenenceau Endorsed.
simultaneously across the chan.
mel, M. CIemenceau. the new
French premier, was reading the
declaration Of policy Of the' new
ministry to the chamber Of depu-
ties. Il was to the effees: that
the new government hal as umed
office In order to carry 70 rward
the war with redoublcd effort
toward its successful conclusion.
Il declared that civilized nations
were engaged In the same battle
against the modern de1eA opment
OF ancient barbarity AVID that
France. with her allies was bar
rier In the path that should not
be passed. The prerrh:r asked
each citizen to take his full part
in the common defense and to
shoulder the same abneg alton that
at present exists in the army.
"Some day, from Paris to the
hunbtest village. shou't,i Of accia-
nation will greet our victorious
standards, stained with blood and
tears and torn by she1.s-magnifi-
cent apparation OF our noble
dead"
The premier concluded. that
day. the greatest day Of our race.
after so many other days Of
grandeur. it Is in our power to
bring forth" The chamber by a
vote Of Ala to 65, expressed conf.
dence In the new ministry.
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FARKERSIl'iiC;. ". Va. Nnv. co
nr. II. +. Stout PROMINENT FarkcrShu7E
physician. died at. Atlantic city Monday
evening after I.rotraCicd illness He
wAa - years nf age and was widely
known throughout the state
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ANGLO-AMERICAN
Confirmed Prom Page onsJ

imposed upon the people OF to" BTU
1Sh ISlef.
Tla preu,ier told tho luission Tint
tho collapse OF Russia and tho re-
yerses to Italy ''madn II esen nfo1e
t,nperatfye than before tnas the
United States send al many troops
AZ possible across tho Atanuc as
early as possible
Dealing With tho a1rplane sa1un-
ton, the premier Eaid:
Command Of tho air In tho o2@I1e
line Is almost a. essential IN COM
mand Of tho sea The people OF the
United States posses to On aonSu1A4
derree qualities of onterpr1re ana
daring necessary to tho creation OIL
successful airmen. The American
climate also lerds itseH to the de-
velop1nent Of the air service, De-
cause II is clearer and more eQua-
HE than the climate OF tho BrItisn
isles, This is of special value, De-
capso the training OF p1lot1, the cFe-
alton Of flying units and tho build
ing OF Ardromes arc as essent1ai
20 tho creation Of nm air service OK
the building OF airplanes them
selves"
Referring 20 food, the premier
said that the hntes were becoming
Increasingly dependent upon ~hat
the North American continent cou8
p-oduce and economtLe IN tho use
OF food. BE assured tho mission
that the NEST drastic RESTRICTIONS
were about TO be imposed upon the
ueople Of tho british Isles, partly
In ortier to assist the allies, partly
in order to Leave moro room for the
earrings of men and munitions to
the battle fronts. The PREMIER
said he regarded the Tightening OF
the blockade as Of next importance.
"Close cooperation betwesn the
United States and tho powers
western Europe can bring Still
greater economic pressure TO bear
on tho central powers during the
war" he said.
The premier then thanked the
mission for tho great services rem
dered by the United states navy.
In reply Admiral benson, on ho-
half OF the mission said TINT the
mission was learning many los
sons from the allies, and Expressed
thu gratitude Of its members tor
the manner with which all sources
Of information had boon thrown
open TO thern
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Obj 7 (JARY
NTiss Allita Richter.

Miss AHA, Nirht"r. ng'L twenty-five
Years. ~: f.udi-u!t. W. VA. PASSED away
at -. ohio Valley hospital last might
Il; 1870 p.r!uck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
Thinos AIwa.,s Even Up.

An Ohio man pla' red two bushels OF
notaturs and har vested 81. That
makes IN for the rnan who planted 81
bushels and got D.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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WANTED-Coal Lands.

.wanrrD--cnal lands Of the Pittsburgh Eumbcf
nluht vein, located in Ohio or West Va par'e'
want IL, ,r-.7l. ur Samr MmH L. r:o'~. a. iAlluoi
y a. I,iN -. Wheeling ". Va h--o--"t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-21
AMERICANS KEEN TO
GET EVERY GERMAN
Who POPS HIS HEAD

NTH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE .10-fRy The Associated
Press. THE American artillery and irp
fnntry nj tho front are dry once more,
the rain having ceased for several days
The correspondents visiting the i'm
mediate front through the courtesy OF
the French staff found that che AmerI-
cans had taken advantage OF the rain
loss weather and wore d.votlng all their
rncrgir: t. chaaGinr as they put IT.
"Ciyrrnans into casualties" They arc OF
their toes every minute and arc not
letting a Single opportunity slip TO 6roE
"A shell or to send machine gun and
rifle bullets where the enemy is seem.
or where he even Is suspected OF bf Ing.
Thor. i no doubt that the men like the
lrie they ar" living. They are as cool
and n,.:ho6mal as if they had been do
ing nntIins else than lighting through
ont their lives.
After the Fritzes.
Tn" group III tho first line. trcnchet
had juSi sat down To their s'Ll:1oi- ~ nds
witches and coffee when they Jumped tA'
ami c,It loose with their au,umatiC
r;froe ~ Germans who were discovered
hanging out clothes rn wire in a bag
,rr,.'I village, Thev saw tho energy
div, for cover like. rabbits and :trrr
they wen, on with their meal. az il notn-
Ing had happened.
This ua-tirular section Of Frances
long battle front in tho earth does not
,hsnrb wa;,r like n sponge. as In some
nrb.- localities. There mas been no rain
for ,hrcn days. SO that the ground ~
fairly dry 'rh. uniforms Of the men
.hnu evidences of where mud once hal
Ln.n I'M, that is ALL
Doggy Deserts.
E>rom.,h, first line trenches which ara
IN .hi,l,. ,h, German first line can be
,.'',.', ,IaSr,,. ho, TWEEN goo an, 600 Yards
.,,,.,,. 1,hc-r n.,. something in the, Ger
NM, .irst lin, once which. Will never go
ta,I. In Germany I, is woody dog
',,l,;'.L dos.r,nd II;. enemy. crossed NJ
Tam.S T',nd and hounJcd into. an Amer
fr:',, .rrncl, one dark night recently. 1t
iiri;,I Ib. hand of Iln American dough
~" - :': 90 Win >, rin,s
P"H 'I'N W. .S;,I =, r,I,,,,,.
"i "l'''' ''NI" ".N ~ I.as ,h,-o;,nor
n,'| I','' I"''''o'' ~ - ,hs
't""pteu wv Ivy. Ills ,,non ths n.r,-
,no,,,.r ,no h,-hcd utro rn-
pr H'lI VA ,i,e-o go M ,r,r
..1.,,;. ,,,,r, :. .oid ,,na nf The 's,ldicrs
ms pup. $"'1 on ,rT .hors
% q a., &c.,. h;,, ~. 1,S on.
- ~, r:no,,n,, MI his ROCHE cnnn,c-
,; fons ". n.,e a charA. 10 bite
.i,, t;,i..r
NV rx,,.no.
-, oo,-ol ,,,od nv
~ ~. 80 49, sholl nit,txI ground
|'H'" nm w .rh;. f;ri =. I.ated
over the l!rS! I'M '".' 40 1900,
-3ul h'Iri ti"r: H''rth s,s-.,,.t
as u ""Gah. 49,
''ri." d"i"natl"hS from .'c - ~ 'e
whz OF shells "Fcth'ao a. hc IL
can hA'''rt" go L.0 ,,a, .,n.ar;ng
Sfh"h" pulls Hu"" ,r,,,,,. 7.hn infant.
over .hS S'%t''',., ,,,;onsIv nvc M Mans
rf''," 'n;N ri,;,,r u.,s going on
i'a''" VIII VA, i, No. ovc- ,hcv an
nut ~ 500" ~ ~, 49,. ~
Pshrc' ~ '"' - az -. 49, ,,,, NJ,
III ,"' NJ. ~ - tho -,.r.,
nutE "'n w.. -r, 90. ,r.d ,n n,
Their principal worry So INC" ~ W
'a'S' ~n.-xvnsr,,
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HEIEICiH DL srI..da, Essr;"l"E !sh, i"iI. at
90 r',i,..F ID al ln: ir>9Irnr". ~. 10" Zen
,..r; s:rri kiFkr,rd ErIts"iN'rt.. ohio. lDHA
IiiISI.tIN
I.u..r.I ,.r,.cc, a, l.r la:r rcs!trH"" Wednesday
....,o., /. " ,',!.-.k "ssrr.r ,IlrIJfL time. In
,r-rr,,; =. Vi: Xr, r:Inr;cry. Wheeling.
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HANTEO-Female

WsHTE D-TIrIs r. Mghr. ,iran fathry work. Ar'l
ur,.y,,r ,,,u ~, tSlh A Eff n-l1-i
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WANTED-Male and Female

wasIEo-goYs ANo GIRLS FOR LIGHT
CLEAN FACTORY WORK. GOOD
WAGES. WHEELING CAN co. 48Ih
AND eoFF SIS. 80
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
boy SCOUTS LAUNCH
A BIG CAMPAIGN TO
SELLL|DERTY BONDS
268,00 Youngsters and Their
10000 Leaders Expect to Dis.
pose of s5O,ooo,ooo Worth; Big
Drive Ends Next Thursday.
By Associated Prsss

By Associated Prsn
New YORK. oct 90. The BOY
scouts of America took their places
today ss workers in the nations cam
paign on behalf Of the second liberty
loan The day marked the beginning
OF their subscription efforts which
Will not be terminated until next
milton OF these 25s.3SG boys aud their
10000 leaders ~ TO obtain pledges
which will assure the sale Of nearly
,50.o60.000 worth OF bonds or APP
pro, natcly twice the amount real
lied In 1885 homes during the -four
day campaign which the Boy Scouts
conducted In connection with the first
liberty loan.
Public demonstrations. special pub
ucity efforts and services in houses
OF worship will constitute the Boy
Scout activities today and sunday
During the four days beginning with
Monday u house to house canvas will
be made The boy Scouts vii dis.
be made. The Boy Scouts will dis
for display In store windows and else
whore to the poster displays parldes
viii bc held. together with special
patriotic demonstration on the occa
sion of the nation wild" celebration ol
Liberty day. October -
Five million application circulars
will be left at the home at which
the purchasing ot bonds IL to be So
licitcd. These were printed by the
government, which has supplied the
boys also with 500. 600 manuals of
bond stI"smanshir Expert statesmen
Will advise the scouts Ia their cam
pairn
At the close of the first campaign.
1s40 war service cu blcms were award
cd 20 Boy Scouts who sold bonds in
ten or more homes These bear the
seal Of tho treasury department To
those emblem holders who qualify in
IN" second campaign "a bar viii be
added IN addition Colin H. Living
stone. president Of the Roy Scouts of
America viii award q gold medal tu
IN" hoy who obtains the largest num-
her Of individual subscriptions and
one silver and ten bronze medals TO
IN" eleven who rank next To the
Roy Scout troop which turns in the
largest number Of subscriptions In
each state, President Wilson will pre-
sent an American flag with an ap-
prupr!ate streJucr attached
James = West. chief scout .Necu-
tive has Informed the Roy scouts
they ar" carrying the message of do
mocrdcy au dhBvc "a definite part to
PLAY You may never have another
chance 9" M" q good turn on such q
seal" and FOR such 70 cause rs YOU have
at this moment he said
The evening herald., 1917-10-20
NEW ORAF 7 RULES TO
Be ISSUED SOON ARE
APPROVED BY WILSON
Plan Aims to Classify Each of the
Nine Million Men Not Yet
Drafted in His Place in the Ma.
tional Scheme of Defense.

By associated Prsss
Washington. oct. 2o.-- President
Wilson has approved the new draft
regulations which will be promulgated
soon to govern the selection Of the
remainder OF registered men for the
national army The new plan aims to
classify each Of the nine million not
yet drafted in his place in the ma
iinnal scheme OF defense and to post
pone the drafting OF men most needed
IN war industries ana those having
dependents
To every registered man q question
are VIII DE sent for han to fiii out
, and return TO his local board t-pon
p"rusual ~ the QUESTIONABLE he will
H. assigned to one OF five classes. ~
he Is dissatisfied with the position as
signed him hy the local board. ne has
the right to appeal 20 the district
board To change his status
Glass number one. .ac firI from
which the armies will be drawn will
include al physically III men who
have nothing To kee pthem from SerV.
inE. Class number two viii include
/ those less III or those engaged in an
industry necessary TO the prosecution
N IN" w1'r. class three. those sim less
III OF highly skilled operators. class
four will contain men who should be
the last TO be taken. Glass number
five Will De known rs the discard
/ class" and in IL Will be placed those
wholly unfit FOR military service.
either on account OF total physical dis.
ability or indisp"ustDility TO the gov
crnmcnt Ia other service.
The local boards viii immediately
compile a lig Of All the rcgiIerel
men under their Jurisdiction and TO
,Ich ~ these they Will mail n quss-
ii"nIIfs resembling a very rigid cross
exam nation Men will hc allowed
seven days iu which to return the
lguestIuuairc go the board, which will
immediately assign them To their re-
! -" tive rlaSsrs Each mans draft
order number w!ll be entered on his
quesiIouair" and viii determine his
order Ia tn" class ,oimun. ~ the Loo
cal board headquarters
At the local board headquarters DO
Is emphasized thai the $4,000 men
already drawn viii not ha affected D..
The new regulations The needs pf
tho government are the first consid-
Grafton and IA" men now drafted are
considered necessary Go the military
service NIl those who have been eN-
empied however Will Do" questioned
ana assigned tu THEN classes along
with the registered men who have not
been called upon ~ vet
lu drawing the men for service class
uuma"r ou" viii first nc exhausted.
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