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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10
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sS3 StrusrR pro 2opf Der Bsp6L
!sring su bssdbleH 6dbeH niiIbe.

Daf1iustoH o. G., 9. Tui
Die ariessicusroorIass, bur& bic BEN
lonbe 2aitsa oufsrlsgt tpsrben, biz
f4 in ieoer Tartilis fart fa5fbar
uId3M perben, purbe am Wittpod
bonn Rommittss fir gtitt.l unb 0eg.
TN ReprdientartsHbous siuSsrei6t,
uuo bns aputmtttss bOTft, BIZ gorIase
iansI s1 auua9ns briigea gu ton
neK.
2lIs gorgefdmnd fir Sas, mas Ipds
Ter nod tommsE uirb, tDiro in ber
8orIGge bic Grbebung BON Gpe;inI,
ft.usrr Il 5o5e DON 81 ,5SO,OO0,OOO
oorssi5lageu, 3ufdsli5 Der issigen
normolen i6hrIi9.n Ginnobmen bpn
81, 100000. Denu 6ds @siss IN
9rnft lit, pir6 Sas amsritanii5e
8olt S33 pro sppf Der 9eD0Iteruug
an birettsn Stsusrn be3ublen. Sie
gso6ltsruns 6rOB6ritnnuiens, bic
nur bal6 70 srob 1T. aIs bieisnigs Der
Der. Stnutsu, besablt dber bsreits
$50 Stsusru pro aDpf Der 9eaOLte'
runs.
@dbrsnb e Ti4 in Der 5nuptfnds
m bsm n.uen 9eist nm Grb0buHsen
Der GiHtommens uno prpfititeler, Der
Snlanbitsueru uno Der 35ue bnnoelt,
rei5eu oisIe Der nsuen Steusrr bis in
ieoeg Seim i'm 9anb, biusiu. unb bic
Stsusrliite pirb oabur6 gu Der ses
pdItniten, Die ismaS oem 1meritouis
iten 9olte alifgebIreet puroe.
Die bduslifeR 9i6ts, 6eBuugss
uno Selep5Oure5Hungeu. gtnIaBidrs
ten in gsrgniiguugsIOtuls, Seusrs uno
9ebensDsrTi6erurg. Giienbabn Bill
lets &utomo6ils, QutOmo6ilrsifeU,
nihtsaltcholiI6s 6strduts, Poitgebiibs
rem. @cIfsaIubs unb 9diebdu sS9lis
ger. 9lubgebiibren unb cine llu5d5i
anosrsr notbpsHbissr oosr ni6t Hpt5z
peuoiser Ding, perbeu beiteuert
Die srb6bisn gofrdtsn fiir bic 9e'
f6roerung pom Settuuseu fix bic go
uen, ME bei Der gadstpOit sta6Iirt
norotn, fnb 70 bod. oaB re pubr'
fhcinli6 mnuhs 9.itur3 ruiHireH
peroer. gs laufsn iaou ottIe qroteite
qeuen mouhe garagrupbsn BEG 9e'
fsbes Elm, unb bic NHeriffe DerSen
i'm 5innn5 9ommitt,e
o,s Senats uemntt perbsn. Dor Dem
oi. gprlage 6ffsntIi6 srDrtert tpsroen
pirb; uue e if fpahrihetHli4, hob
bds apurittet sinige ameuSemeRts
uiferireN ptrb.
Die allssmstus Dsbaits aSss Ssn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10

Dung: R5rbIi@ bon atrttbaba unt
fiiDIi4 Dom gutHa Sbal p,rrb.r
i4tDaGe ruHii&e ansrfie nit 2ei4'
tigtett suriitgeidlasen.
Die iDeitsre ON glbenb erlaFeas Be,
tauntnra4uug lautet mh foIst:
.AHerifie Der 8ritsu ftRb bci ires'
mo uab 8aIIecourt a6ssi4Iassu pors
beR. I,
Bel 2lrras uub an Der gisne ia.
Ddbreub bes Sages bos 2lrtiIIeritfcaer
on inigeu pauttsu susenoume1.
D as bic JransofeH mel.
ben
parts, 8. WlGi. Die am Wsit!,
MOD Ra4mtttog bonn ariegsmintite-
yinm erlaHtus offbisls 9stanRtna.
dung laGttt ,pie foIgt:
~Md9rsub Der gg3eR Nu4t fnnbeu
hsftise &Gnpfe an BEN G5eain bed
Ddmes fuit, no Der 5etnb an berT4iss
Stneu gSuHtteu Deriu9ts, rns aus ben
pofttioneu 5u DertreibeR, bic mir
iiirsIi4 ssnommsn. SieIe 2lRsriffs
tpurben na9 borbergeeunsener Qrtils
lsrieoOrberstiuRg nit farisn SruppeHs
abtbeiIungen gemaGt. Sie purben
Gber iiberalI Gbsei9Iagen.
.4ua in Der Gegeno DON gInb-la.
9oDele unb auf ben S0bsu Don 5uris.
'biie tDurben aHgriifs Der 9euti4ea
5uriidgei4laesu.
~Weiter 0itli9 utadteH bic Dent,
f9eu eineu IiarteR 4ngriTf auf oem
California Wdenu. Srob i4perer
@erlujte perfu6teu iie ipisberb0lt, uns
aus biefeu ui4tissu pofitonsn 81
Oerireibeu. Gs geIans BEN Geinb. ii9
fir turse 3eit uui bem norb0iilideH
SbeiI BEG pIntsaus fsft5uIeBeR, CT
purbe aber ipie6er bon uHferen 5rup.
pen 6ardus Dertrisbeu. Wir be5aupte'
ten ii6eroq unIere pofiiipnen.
.llniere 9ruppen ma9tsn am Usitts
nod Mbenb sineH ansrtff uno nabs
men IN Der Gessuo pon Gbeprsur por'
berfte beuiide GrGbsH an elmer Gront
bon 1900 Wsttrn. Dir mo&teu 1900
Gefdnesne.
.4m iibrigen 9beif Der Gront fanb
unierbrohenss 8rtilIeriefsuer Itdtt.
lleberfdqs. bic Der Geinb bei Gourcp.
SouoiN unb BEL bem Col bu 8OH'
BONNIE periuhte, mtBIongn.
Die am @bsnb pom ariessHtiniits>
rum erlafsrt ipsiisrsSe,aantma4uns
lautet ipie foIgt:
.Si0li6 bon CiIs unt.rbielt Iniere
artilsrie Elm Ie6baftss Jeuer auf bic
feiubli4en puiitionsH I'm WaIb bon
St. gobdin.
Nm BEN gbemin beg DANES FAM
ben lebbdfte' 9triiIlerieaefeS9t. itntt.
Qtn Der Gsrnps9urte5lfs JroHt. In Der
0eesnb Don G6tnraIr, bnbsu unisre
5ruppen ettpas an gObsn seipounen
unS me1rsre feinbride 9estnansriffe
1bssi9lasen. Die 3abI Der Gefung.s
men, bic om 9ienitog seina@t ipurben.
III nuf 200 seiiitssn.
sRorbpeitIi6 pom Rhetms bdben
pir eiHen bsutI6en gratxn in siner
oGnge BON 400 Msisrn s,ncmnIm uHb
100 0sfanesne seuadt. boruHier siDei
Offisisrs.
.an Der bsIeiitsn iyruut baben an
guntisn ihDnhe artil'
Ieri.sefe6ts itattsefunbsn. Dor Dig
nube unb ben Grdben bon Stssus
traote unb Set Gas unrb. beiesriei'
Ia init Wtin.n unb 5dHbgraHateu sss
'Gmpfi.
.SeTflider RrisssIaauplab. s. Wai. |
Die Nrtiuerie NOR an Der ean5en |
'front.' sismIt6 aitip. gritifde apia. |
iter tab<n In TfOIgrtider Weifs |
einblihs Woea:int in Dclbi uIS pas
10 GftRD nii Hombsa beIsgt |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10

Sportz4rtitel, SoIfft0de, gaIebaus,
Siaiurb uno gSooI Sti4s uHo SdIIs
100000.
8ergiriigIngsboOte $4,000.
gurFimss unb Cosmetics $4.75o,'
900.
pateut Rebi5iueu $8,500,000.
&ausummi 81, 100000.
Gintrttt gu Sbeateru unO auOereR
Berguiigungen S6o,0O0,O00.
8eitrGge m Rlubs unb anbereu
Srganiiationen 81 100000.
Sriegss@igentbumitsuer $1,000
600 imam sluubt aber, bdS bic Steuer
i4IieBIi4 $38,50Q,OOO einbrinssH
piro.)
gtrgtn Slanb SnlaHb<Stsasru
$4,000.
Oas gr6eben Der Steuer Dtro IN
foIgsnber Detis srfoLsen: Inter Der
8orIGge ptrb eine normale Steuer
BON 5ipei 4rO3snt fir Gintommeu DON
$1,000 bis $1,000 i'm Sale pon Ieoigeu
perioueu. unb bon $1,000 Biz $4,000
I'M Sale bon 8erbeirat5eten Der So
milie,rhdrpter erbobeu Cine ipetters
normals Steusr Don 5pei perIonen
Duroe in oem Sale Don sr0bersn gins
tommen erboben Deroen. Bon 5000
on piirbe cine pettere @rtraiteuer ers
bo6eu tperbeH, bic aqmd5Ii6 gr0ber
Dtro, biz fie bei GintOmmen Don
$500,000 uuO barber SO YpOasut ers
reibt.
go iplrbe 4. o. ein berbetrat9eter
Utunu NIT sinem GiHtommea ppK
$500 cine Steuer bon S205 be3ablen,
bic In Der foIgenoen Ueiie auferlegt
pirb: Steuerfrei iinb $1,000; fiir bic
nG9Iten $1,000 DiirDe cine Steuer DOR
3pet prosent ooer $40 gu be5ubIeH
Ieiu; ferner cine Steuer bpn bier PrQs
gent fiir ben llnter13teo 5pti9er
$4,000 uno $500, poer $40; unD
ferner cine Grtrafteuer Don einem qros
gent fiir ulles iber 5000. ober $125.
gn lsbtger Wanu nit etnem Gtrtums
men Don $500 piiroe, nit $1,000 Bis
$4,000, unitatt pis bel OerbeirctbeteH
nit $4,000 bts $4,000 unfangeaO,
S245 beSablen.
Die @rtraiteuer begirnt Bel beu
eBt IN Strait befinbIt9en Geiss erif
bel Gintpmmsu opr rpenigitens $20,r
700, pGbreRo girrtommen DON Hupers
RtrGt6eten pnIpnen BIS gu $1,000
lnb ioI6e BON perbeirutbeteu bis su
1900 itsuerfrei fiub.
Die anberen Steuern firb m Der
6dIptfd9e fpie folgt: qrofititeuer is
BrOsent; Grbfaaftsitsuer, is nnb
yer o6be oes RahIafss BON J biz Is
BrOsent iiber Der jeBigen Steusr.
Ollie ieBiceu Ginfubrs56ue ioIIeH
I'm 10 Qrpssnt erbDbt perbeu, nab
END auf @rtttsI, bic teBt auf Der
yreiIi1te Ffebeu, etu SOL BON 10 Pro-
ent srbo6eu ptrb.
Serrrer ioQ oas grtetportp Don
Iuf 8 Gents pro ltuse erb0bt iperoeu;
ion goittGrten BON eiuem auf 2 Geuts.
Sie Spirituoieu uub SabuditeuerH
peroen in Der Sduptidae oerooppelt.
Tas 3oulmittee fir U(ittel uno
Dege beI9loB Ddbreub bes Sages aud
TOD IN elmer Grseuttoiisung stus
5teuer ppn eiilem Sent pro pfur6 fir
taffee uno sipsi @euts bas piuub fur
Lhes IN 9dnben Don SmpOertelreH
,no R0Ttern gu erbeben. Die IN Sdns
,eu oor aleinbdublern befinoIi9sH
}orrGtbs perben nibt befteuert, uuo
,us aommittee bofft NIT bieier
5teuer peiHept $a.ooo.Ooo fbrlt1 ~
etommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10

9orlags 6egturt an 9onnerFug unb
Der RePr. &it4tu brttts bic 9offuung
aus, bab Fs au Sauiag 5ir On
nabme seIangen ,Derbe. 4ngeii9ts Der
SpPciitioa. bic ii4 aber I9on be-
mertIi9 ma9t, 5dlt man biss ui3t fir
Hl6gli&.
9us Sprrrrittee ertfdrt IN Ieineu
Beri6t. bag ii3 be Nusgrben fir Der
&rteg Bis gum @r1be bes rd9ften Reas
utugsid1rss, om 30. Suni 1918, iaui
ungefGbr 100000 beldufer
tpsrben, Gusf f6lnblt9 Der gcnbausga,
Ben fir bic 5inan5ieruRg Der 4ltir.
ten.
-Wir 5ober beretts cine Bpubdus.
aube non $1,000, 10000 fir bic 9e'
! dung eines Shells Der Soften bes
seriegss Gitorfitrt", 6etBt es IN ben
8sri6t, ,es mifsn besbuTb peiter,
81 100000 GuFgsbrG6t ipsrbn
ertttDeber bur6 8orbsGusedben obe1
bur4 DeFeuerurtg. ll1Rer ben bier etrls
serei6ten Borlneer boffen mn ST.
$40, 10000 dufbri1tgn gu f6nnen,
nGmIt5 aug ben fplgenbeu Guerer:
l Bro5eRt, Don 5000 Bis $500;
2 grosert, S7.5Oo-1o,oo0; 8 PRO
aert, s1OOOO-12,5OO; 4 pro5eHt,
S12,5OO-15,OO0; 8 prusent, SIS, 900
10000; 6 grusent, S2Q,oOo-4O,s =
900; 8 9rsent, S4O,OOO-6O,O00; II
grosent $6OO 900 $4,000; IA pros
srtt, $so,OOO-1O0,OOo; II prosent.
800, O,OOO-15O,OOO; 20 Bro5ert,
S15o,OO0-2OO,OO0; "a Brossrt,
$3.50 100000, 900; 27 Brossrt,
$3OO,OOO-5OO,OoO; 80 Bro3eut,
$4,000 GiHHd5mer uHb me1r; 80
pro3eut. -.
gtou gs.sse. boB Die ftdrtffe Oppos
fition oeeeu bic GrbObuug Der gruftts
fteIer eeribtet fem tptrb. Gber Gua
Die nsus Giutpmmerfteuer tpiro airf
Harte Oppcfitiou ftoBtn. Die Rdtsn
iinS folg.rbe:
gintorrmerifeuer. neus Sriegs$stns
tommer'teuer, $592, 10000; riitrptrs
terbe Steuer uuf Gtrrtpmmea $108,'
100000.
Grb6bung Der grofttFeuer $1oS,'
100000.
@pirituuTen: SFfinirte Spirituo'
ZEN. $4,000, 900; reatifi5trts Sptri'
tupier, S75OO,oO0; Bier, S7 ,0O0;s
900; @eir, S6,m0.0OO,
COT brtrts, Spraps, etc, So,'
!8isarTsn s11,oOO.ooO; 3igarsttsn;;
sos, 100000; Sabdd S3O,OOO,'
900: S6uupFtdbad 100000; ST.
garetteupapier 100000.
Stempelfteuern einihIiebIta bon
u. SpieItGrtn $685. ,ooO,'I
Gr5Sbtc 80ns $2OO,OOO.Ooo.
Grb6bunq Der gUftratsu eriter
9laiie $70,0oO,oO0; spsitsr &Iahs
S19,O 100000.
Transportation: i5rdbtidetne ST.
500, 600; qdfusieregilstte $4,000
300; Grprebi6eiue S15,0oo,oOO;
S4,50O.0O0; Stse. get'
ten unb 3irlmer in Bdgsous $780,
200.
@letirifhes 9iat, Gos uub SsIs'
2bOn gebienitng $3o,000,0o0.
selearapbs unb 9elepborsSUf 9aT'
en- 100000.
9lunonriren S7,50o.000.
gerTtberuua $5,00O;000,
autpmobile, Sruds uuS Wlctccpcles
s6s, 100000; RsiieH unb au6es $l2,'
500, 900.
@dnb.lbilber-Silms 100000.
S9mutiaGSn 81 100000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10
Sranfreid,s SiebbeftanS
sat sanB btbeuttnb abee.
upmmeu

paris, 8. Mlai. gom aderbau.
wsiniiisriilm ssiammsIts StaiiItiisn
srsebeH. baB Der rationale 8itg5e.
itonb, peIber am Gnbe bss Sdhres
1913 iicb arf 14.750.000 Slid be-
lief. an SaluB bss Sn5rss 1916 auf
apeuiser als 12.5O0.0O0 Stid 1erdbs
sefuHt.n mar. Die elnodhI Der Shai.
III BON 16,o0o. 900 aui II. .ooO, 900 &c.
falIsR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10
gSetterberi9t.

sir S6io, @eif Dirgini.n uuo
bas Dfffide DennfpfDanisn: Qlqes
meir ff6nes Detter am 9onnerHaq
unb 5rettag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10
resnuD BON BEN Seiem sesem iueberbulte 0egemansre
fettens ber 8riten bebamptet.
9te nen9en Ian9boote babn i'm Mpr s9e bon penisHeus
100000 Sonnen sera6rt.

Tmtnim
ub1
nrn
1884 aobkn &dH prmut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10

Sn In5eoonieH iino ailsrttfe Der
9IIiiirten on ser eaiBes Gro,t
bhtig Siiriidgeihlagen sDorbsrl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10

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Jrupim
Gd be pra
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10
Sie RriessHeuer.8
am Weittno@ I'm Reprdfiss:.hnntsu3aus
siueeretat.
Uift 6iIfe Der ueueu SteuerR fOIIsH
$lDo,oOoOOo outesb=a&s
perben.
Souptid4f5 barben Is ft5 nm bic
Grb6tuna ber Gintumnten> unb ber
GTtrr . Profitfeues

atber m4 ale ni6sr4ez anbun
Dtnes iplIeu bsItsiiert pGben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10

Die Srtessfeuer- YorGase int SSams
eingeret6f.
lint cine Smmnte oom $S1 S1,SOO,OOO,OOO fir
Sas ma9fte Sabs atf5mbrinsem.
Sollen Ole Ginkommen- unO Ole Gxtra- -proftteuen
6cOeutenO er666t merOcn
Ste 6Dbe bes eerfreem Gtntommets turb Berabseiet.
Se gSbs9 Sers nnO Sa6affeuern etc. berben berbDbpe
Die Pcraten erbobt und allies mogi0e andere beteuert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-10
@enia Derdnberuns im
Der Sage anf benz ariegss
fAanSlat.

Sie Teiitidrn bebmrpteu Sie ON
Dienitag tpieber senouunenex DO
iitionen IN uro bel 5resnop
SeseH tuieoerboIte @eseumsgriffe Der
priten
Scnit bat iib aber an Der sanoea sDsi.
Iiden Srout,
30 tpie6er eiIrHal i1le6tes QBetter
berriat, nifts gSifdiges
ueigneA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
INCREASE SCOPE OF
RIVER MEETING
PITTSBURGH TO HUNTINGTON,
INCLUSIVE. is THE SCOPE OF
MEETING FOR MONDAY.
Captain James Stewart. Government
Engineer, Certain 10
Attend

-
NJ, N'"l''' VI ,h' inc'iIhE III river
! '''''' ~ "'N' '""'i'''' "'S "'''" u"
P0'' y"
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n., .,,., ,;-,:I,
-
wv wv '''.'',"' up '' y"
''' "''' ''''''''
-" "'''
,''' '','' Wv '''''''' 80 '''' "''''"e
'', ~, a.,
Nv H'f'I"S HtoI!''t! t' NV hIl-'Ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
ELEVEN HOUR DAY /.
go
FOR The BARRIERS
Wheeling BARRIERS Ask for Halt 2
Hour Less Per Day, and
May Get It ::

We are. going 70 try to open at i
o'clock a. III. and close At I O'CLOCK p.3
m," said a we'll known barber yester:;
dav, in speaking OF tho contemplated
change ir.hours TO IN Intelligencerfrei,
porter. icm
You know. we only work eleven
and half hours at the present tlmeI
he said. and We wish. TO knock a
half hour off and get home early for.
supper. say about $50 o'clock" i..5s
The barbe- has the longest day q
any craftsman at the present timc'
and in order to accommodate the pup
lie hr is compelled 10 work The exIA
hours. But in the future it is likely
that he will b" allowed TO close a. Z.
o'clock. The majority of the -pas.sS
BARRIERS OF the city are in favor Of IT,
new move. 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

Twcntythird streets WIS fined $"u arG
costs for r@:r.irling an. immoral room
ing hnn$r. She said NJ
ii"sl,: Lamb and Ii. :. Boyd, VIII"
were. CAUGHT in III" house when he
t"clirr Srhh(k made Il rand W"dncS-
d;v. were tl,n fired so and costs ar
thirty uay~ in th' wurkhouSr. Mr.
rn<S said that shr took The girt into
nrr nom" through sympathy about a
week agu. and did not know Sh" WAS
in i room with Boyd when IN" C:ttc"'r
appeared.
l.. MonahaJ wh" WIS arrested
"Wednesday by'rhi"f sill for allowing
coal 10 drop INTO tn" street rom his
auto truck. wa$ fined s. ana costs.
The chief stated that he had received
many cumpiainW "f snca violations.
and that h." had followed the Truck
down Main street and coal dropped
from it, for eight blocks.
Karl Salcr. who was arrested on
complaint of his wife for raising 4 dis
lurhancc in their East Wheeling home
vas given 81 and costs. Four ordinary
DRINKS wc:t assessed the usual fine.
All went to the works"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
APPOINTMENTS
BY COL. OGLEbAY
MISS COLWEuL. AND MISS HEP.
WORTH TO TAKE CHARGE or
FOOD CONSERVATION IN
HOMES.
Prof. William lin, in Charge Of Ne"
Publicity Department. Begins
Work Next Week.

Miss Rachel H. Colwrll. director OF
home economies NJ the College OF
Agriculture at Mnrgantn|n, and MISS
Marion Iirpworth. executive $ecretaT!
of The West Virginia branch OF The
United Srains food administration.
will br in charge Of nav department
Of tho service designated by Col. Lart
W. Oslhay for the consideration q!
questions and the NJ ccSSary pracliceS
arising for food conservation IN Inc
homes, it was announced yesterday.
II will br their duty &c get IN ionch
with all the wnmrn'S organizations N
the state. and 10 interest patriotic wo-
men who have no connections WIN
any of The clubs. II is the desire OF
the administration ~ inlcr": all W"-
men in The movement, anu II IS uc'
pending on their corporation.
Within short tim" bulletins VIII
be- issued 10 those VINO have signed
uirdgc cards. and "trip will be- made
over The stale by Miss Colwcll am!
Miss I,rrworth. who will give demon
srraiions in the use nj substitutes Tor
wheat and meat and other articles.
and deliver addresses in III" various
cities.
Another branch Of The service mar
has been started by Col OEl"hay IS
Il publicity department. and l'rof. VIII
Liam Hill las been named puhllcllF
director. Prof. Hill is Eow on 'rlp
10 Washington TO meet Tho men d.
rnctinv the advertising campaign Tor
, III. food adminisl ration. and on his
return next week will take up his ac'
tive duties.
Two Wheeling men ha," com" 10
; ,h,, front and volunteered their SerV-
icrs 10 CO..: Oglchay and they have
already begun tho work assigned 10
Them. They are Charles II. Copp and
!. Harold Brennan
Yesterday Dean John Leo Coulter
nf tho College Of Agriculture, }. nus
sell Troltcr. professor Of Law al West
Virginia university. and j. Frank
Marsh, temporary executive s"trrtar?
Of the l.. s. fool administration visit
ed tho State Normal school NJ ""sr
Lfbcr:% and inspected the farm whicl
WIS started here last spring. They
also talked 10 the citizens Of city ard
the students Of the school on lt Cd
conservation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23

months. Lasr month Wheeling was
third, September second and August
second. July Wheeling led the list:-ss---
Eight mrn who were acceptek
earlier in the week were sent to EQss,
lumbus barracks by Sergeant Barker
of the army office yesterday. SeyerA.
Of this number were accepted yeSta6
day morning, bit they desired to -
sem nj once. The men sent Yesterday.
wera: Stanley Thomas of Warwoodi
Fred .Iungmann. Wal VOID; Sherman,
T.. Fox Of Sardis. Ohio; B. A. Qyor.
civ: Jonn y. Starch. city; Roscoe.
Fair. Cameron; +. ". Hervey of TIL.
dcIphia and J. J. Wick Of Benwood.s%S
Two men were accepted YESTERDAY
hv Mate Toomey of the navy Office
and TWO others were rejected. Ser
crant Christian of the marine Office,
rejected one man and accepted none:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
"NEWSIES" DINNER

celebrate THANKSGIVING whether other
people do nr not Tn" News Publish.
in" rumrany viii sec that the EounG'
.r"rS who carry the paper: every day
in Tho year. in all sorts Of weather,
f...s' H.. we'll rs they ever have.
tn" annual dinner will TAX" place
At noon on Thanksgiving day in the /.
q q. r. hall. and the ladies OF Her.
minn Temple No. !. Pythian Sisters.
will serve il. ~ usual. with Ms. La
.fayrtlr Granrr as chairman The
boys will meet n III" News building
~ IL o'clock. sharp. and viii march
10 ,lir hall in holy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
SERVICE FLAG TO
Be DEDICATED
AT SrEcIAL THANKSGIVING SER
VICES TO BE HELD ON
SUNDAY
At tho Second Presbyterian Church. at
twentieth and Market Streets

The officers ard members "E H." 500
ond Presbyterian church. corner Tw'i:-
ticth and Market streets. 80 WORKING
lively foe IN" Thanksgiving >''rN.""S next
SUNDAY nr. knotltZ will prea't: nj
both services His subject for ;h' "rr-
ming Will -. 'Th. M!ra"Gl"iS icalS:ni;
uf thu Seisss ~ Sama-ia
A delightful program mas h'"" ar
ranged by Mrs. N"llr. t;bcitur Nay. the
popular nrganIs, and loader Solos and
duets by Mi<e Hall. Miss Dora E"'nirc"-.
Daniel Jones and t'rof GOO. Pos.
VIII Jones viii MAX" las last appear
once with the cir.i- aS ~ leaves =" J"In
the colorS and 10 fiHh' for his country
IN. pastor and pc "pl" r" NOT 'Ar""'
any slarkerS in this congregation, :"
their church. which is IA dlShnn"Tnhi''
As tho Stacker TO MS country "ail.
F!ftesn young men havr Son" 20 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
SHERIFF'S OFFICE TO BE
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT
Giving All An Opportunity to Come In
Under Discount Period, Ending
Nov. &C.

Tho silcrirf's office viii he open Sat
urday night "a accoinmudat" those who
wish ~ pay their county taxes.
Tn" discount period for 1871 taxes
clnN"s; Friday. November so. and neat
Saturday Is ~" last Saturda! before
tho discount period ends.
III. attaches "f the sh"rrff'S "ffir"
:i:,." !"'"n unusually busy lhiS week
taking IN thr money and handing out
:,.~"ipts /" thnS" VII" do not want lh"Ir
T;aru"s :" appear on IN" delinquent lust.
which Will b" published Early u"Nr
Iuuuih.
Sheriff Toward Hastings sud ;"Sr"r-
d.: that r"Hi week prnruIS.s /" H..
huslrr han his week. ~ hundreds iaily
will com" IN on III" home stretch h"-
TOR" III" bell 10 runc on tn" discount
ur.rlud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
MINISTER GIVES TESTIMONY

The Rev. c. N. kniShlOA. Havana.
Fla. writes: For thrrc months | sur
fcred intense pain in kidneys ana
back, which at times laid ME up en-
Itirely. | read Of Foley kidney PMS.
and after trying various remedies
without result decided 10 try me
Fulny treatment was relieved al
most with tho tirst dose. and il l.
TACT that used only L.. hotties when
all uf III" pains disappeared. am
81 years Of age and nov fee! Ike a
yoHrc man again.
John Coleman n Co. Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
GOOD AVERAGE IN
RECRUITING HERE
Wheeling Will Likely Lead State II
Recruiting for Army This
Month.

Wheeling will likely lead th' state
Of West Virginia ii. recruiting TINS
month if the pace now going will he
kept w. ALREADY fwrlve men nav
been accepted for the amy. anu sew
rra1 more are waiting 10 pass IN" eS'
animation. The navy and marine OIL
fees have good averages. and il
Wheeling docs make the mark Of hay
ing the largds, number Of men accept
Cd il will be the FIRST time in several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-23
POLICE COURT
Proprietress and Lodqers Of Rooming
House Fincd-CoaI Scatterer
Also Drew Fine.

variety l.. tn" $rir,' ui life. That :
what w. Shakespeare did not shy.
There was considrra BIZ "spic"" at the
session Of police court Yesterday
morning. There were" many prisoners
charged with various nffcrSns. Mrs.
Charlotte CoSS OF ST. Charles and
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-08
TURRET GROWN
 IS UNLOADING
 ROLLING STOCK

With two 1l0-ton locomotives. l2 flat cars and six dump ears for this division the British s. s. Turret Crown. Capt. J. Parks, arrived last night from the inlet and is discharg- ing at the dock.
 The vessel left Balboa, canal zone, March II for Alaska with 4,OOO tons, measured. and the barge St. David in tow carrying 2,5OO tons. The entire cargo was consigned to the Alaskan Engineering Commission and included ears, locomotives, steam Shovels and ether equipment.
 After discharging the deck load on ScowS at the head of the inlet, Capt. Parks decided that as his ship was flat bottomed he would run her up on the mud at high tide and put the bal ance of the cargo ashore direct
 When the tide went out there was 400 feet of land between the ship and water and the officers of the s. s. Alaska reported the freighter hard and fast ashore, which was true, but not so serious as it sounded. After discharging he had no trouble in float ing off at high tide.
 When she leaves here the Turret crown will go to Valdez and take ore for the Granby shelter.