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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-11-08
Let everybody contribute literally.

The Republicans made almost a clean
sweep in Washington county, Md, on
Tuesday. The only Democrat elected
was Leon K. Yourtee, who was elected
TO the Legislature, winning over +. A.
WASHER, Democrat. Walter S. Stouffer,
w. Scott Corbett, John c. Strife and Ed
ward M. Tenney, all Republicans, were
also elected TO the Legislature. Samuel
Starliper was elected sheriff, William
Gowerand w. c. Geefing commissioners,
Martin Newcomer tax collector, D. A.
Wolfinger county clerk and J. B. Fergu-
son surveyor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-11-08

UFor that chapped face or hands. also
rough skin, use Owens & Miller's liquid
rose and almond cream-25 cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-11-08
PUBLIC SALE.

Having concluded 10 discontinue farming one o
the places now have. will sell at public sale, OF
the Robert Duke farm al Bakerton, w. Va, on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-11-08
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Saturday, November II, 1917
FARM OF 200 ACRES

more or less. located in Opequon district. Berkeley
county, West Virginia. lying about one mile east OF
Swan Pond on The road leading from Marti1s6urg
10 Shepherdstown by way OF Swan Pond and Bill
myers Mill, known as the John L. Williamson Home
Farm. Said property is improved by an eleven
ELLA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-11-08

The undersigned. Executor Of the estate oil Will
lam Vickers, deceased. viii sell al public sale, IN
front OF the Rumsey Hotel in ShepheTdStovn. W.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-11-08
Saturday, November "a, 1917
The Home Farm of 122 Acres

beginning at O'Clock 0. m. the following real es-
tate Of whic The said decedent died seized and
possessed, namely
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-11-08

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-11-08
Farm For Rent.

Oct 3. 19i7-4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-11-08

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
COUZENS STARTS
NEW CRUSADE TO
BACK CITY LAWS

a campaign 70 discipline what he
eharacterizes as the most iundis
a9lEued city I'm the United states
Vss launched Wednesday, by Police
commissioner Cougens
Police vigilance and rigid prose
ruion ever cor me pettisst OF ordt
nance violations will be the chief IN
suumeuts used
Motorists viii be given especial
attention Population considered,
Detroit has moro traric violations
man New York. chicago or Phia.
aalphia Mr. CouEens says This
rsnsgTesslons ~ persona rights
sre the same ratio ne asserts
81 fast have parking attractions
increased IN The last Few days that
acond COW ng crew was put 70
work A. the automobile pound in
oadulac.sq Wednesday by the com
missioner He estimates >the city
deriving $500 daily from the
poro3 with the present fee az 81
a 600 ~ SO has been suggested by
Coutens as means 81 cnrbinE the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
MANIPULATION OF
SPOTLIGHT GETS
DIVORCE DECREE

Sherman Iambley told judge
Bridreman Thursday rha'- u- pro-
fossional duties "a spotlight sh.eer
in burlesque iheater aroused 81
the mind of bis VITO some Jealous
suspicious thar forced q separation
Lambley ued for divorce Ho
said be bad 70 attend the rohearsai
and talk 20 the actre ssee so chat he
would know Just when to center
them into bright RAYS ~ tho cal
cium His wife construed BITS pro-
fessional associations AS acts ~ 'n
fidelity b. testified JgdFc Br.de
man granted him r. decree
After Mrs Clara VI Clark bad
gotten well started 90 her married
lie. She discovered thai she bad
taken mate who wouldn't work
she told Judge Codd in seel ing 3
divorce from Arthur p Clark One
day she told him She was tired o.
his idlng
40 VAS The old time lever made
bold enough 20 DO Il SHE a.d.
"cor he got oat ~ tls chair and
Tapped no o hard on the side ~
the head that rm suil billy
deaf sShe g0. her DEGREES
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
RED CROSS FUND
NOW S1Q4,611.38

Trio Rcd Gro fund grew BIZ
more rapidly Tkursdas morn na
han ha. been no csse ,or he Ias,
few DAYS. and AZ noon 20 had
reached mo total % {letef 49,
while the membership rolls showed
The names OF us. s7o new members
These figures included cash receipts
~ s. s728s Thursday morning and
the registration q $50 new mem
bers
Tho largest item IN me Ist was
one ~ $500 from The Misses Mar
ua and Elizabeth ST. Berry %
rov8t an ambulance for the Har.
er hospital base hospital unit The
had been promised before bar
check FOR fhe sum WAS TO-
ered Thursday morning
least GOO memberships arc
uoun 20 be ready FOR report
f liberal contribution In cash
e eccomnauy - from a single large
mobile factory In addition the
ree knows 81 several other
eliza which are expected af
rns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
q Reserve omeers summored

Members ~ the quartermAsters'
officers reserve corps have bean or
cerad 90 Foru sam Houston. san
Antonio. Texas. within the next
Eve days The order summons 30
FROM Detroit and q, Is believed many
others VIII be called soon Among
chose ordered 20 20 are several
r1unert business men T. Is be
eyed Tho men viii be trained for
shcr' ume and then sent 20
France Those ordered 10 camp
arc
Major Edward Or'on 1r. Captains
ie Rlrmona p Pres
Harry W Elns. Walter r
fc-.r-t Edward ~ EiUs Robert W
WA xaral W1lte~ " Read Herman
Ericsson TsIcott T. Clarke
Mathew Farrell Bennett Bronson
-. hard p carter Elwer - Baldw in
farn y Douglas TAYLOR Belcher
ar~.s Frev sam 81. Green. Jane
GnpEba0 Thomas 8 Benton
Francis p CrNy John X Laird Ray
rannf Et Pres tf Edwin & Soncrant
Alexander T.. MOL hugh y Toiman
ro.Hrf ~ Tavicr Mi'chsN Meckie
Edward 3 Baiues Joseph z. Hodges
rt..t Evnrs fRuss " Bsrbsr and
Rex W Dunlap
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
Jar DOCTORS
, co TO CAPITAL

frEieut Col. Angus Mclean and
gkpts. Ernest x. cullen Alexander
Stirling and Alfred IaFerte all ~
the Harper hospital base hospital
Unit. have been ordered 20 Wash
ington TO report 20 the war depsr
msnt. and they viii leave late
Thursday Tor the capitol They ex
pect to remain until the end of the
week
The Rev. d. Joseph A Vance
has resigned as chaplain of the
base hospital unit Welding 20 the
earnest entreaties OF the trustees
or the First Presbyterian church,
who. set forth that his services arc
very necessary AZ present In sub.
hitting his resignation Or Vance
said he hoped 10 enter the service
later. however Lieut. Col Mclean
has appointed the Rev Mac IT.
Wallace, chaplain Of the unit sub
jcct 10 him passing the physical OK
animation. Dr. Wallace is pastor
OF the Brewster CONGREGATIONAL
church
Both the Harper hospital and The
Detroit College OF Medicine base
hospital units are ready for The
Anal physical examinations 10 be
conducted by an examining officer
from the regular army, who is eX.
pected 10 arrive from Chicago sat
any time now
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
STATE TROOPS
GAIN WAR VETS
IN MASS MEET

Among those who Wednesday
ntght signed their names 70 the en-
listmenr blanks OF tho Michigan
state troops az a meeting IN The
BOARD % Commerce we've many
Spanish war veterans. members o,
the Yosemite. and men who had
seen service in the national guard.
Several hundred persons attended
The mass meeting az which Gen
G. W Fsrrah vas the principal
speaker
Those enlisted 'or The three
Years service Immediately took The
oath OF allegiance 20 the state ana
national goye1nmeg's They viii
receive 81 Gay While on srgfe
DUTY The state 'roobs cannot be
called into the tedera4 service Tho
general explained The new or.
zanizatiou VIII appear 9uencly for
the hrst time Dc Mas 30 Memorial
CAV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
DODGE PRESENTS
YACHT TO l.. S.

&okqmis ore o. me best known
yachtF on the 'akes WAS turned
over 20 The government hy ire own
or Horace Dodge Wednesday Just
before The boat was placed .n the
government possesslon party
comprising John Dodge Horace
Dodge Mayor MARI ana several
others took short farewell rfr
IL the boat Henry Ford has 0
iered his yacht Sia'a. 20 1p rov
eminent II only recently returned
from South Atlantic waters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17

parties represented IN the forthcom
ing IRISH parliament and an equal
representation from The Ulster coun-
tics
As an alternative plan the govern
mcnt uggests that n convention i'm
which an Irish factions shall bc rep
resented be called FOR the purpose
~ arranging scheme OF self gov
eminent for ireland
I'm his letter 20 Mr. Redmond. the
premier declared that II is the pur-
pose al The government 20 effect a
settlement which Will concede the
largest measure az home rule which
can be secured by agreement az This
moment without prejudice 10 q fur
thor and FINAL settlement after the
war
Urionists a. once met 20 discuss
the proposed agreement
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
SPRING CLEANUP
GETS UNDER WAY
Bows VIII Canvass City Asking
Enlistments In Campaign
For SpOtless Town

rhe annual spring cleanup cam
paign OF the Board OF Commerce
starts Monday with house-to-house
canvass by more than 1000 boys.
These boys are members OF the Boy
Scout organization. the Y NJ. c. A,
and the Junior Sanitary league.
Monday afternoon the boys vii
meet in the Board OF Commerce
nd will receive pledge cards which
sey will carry turnout the city.
ess pledge cards are 10 be signed
,the householders OF the city who
;nise 10 clean up their yards and
g and keep them clean during
isIear.
purpose OF the campaign is
~ have the city clean up for
soeek and forget the campaign
wol rest OF the year, but 70 car
c idea OF keeping Detroit the
~,autitul sll the year
following committee OF the
Jof Commerce is in charge OF
ad-ampaign Harry 7. Carver.
nAn. " r. Farrand. W p.
bell. n. c. Fowler and Alfred
toecker. A. r. Forbush Is act
- secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
SLEEPER STOPS
BOUT PLANNED TO
AID RED CROSS

Gov Sleeper has Instructed sher-
r Stein q place ban on tho boz
ny match scheduled Tor the De
trol' armory saturday night be
tween joining Klbano and Eddie
Wallace. sslonM boxers The
proceeds OF the match were 20 have
been given 20 ne Detroit chapter OF
,he Red Gross
n wlll NOT allow this match for
one moment said the governor
VG@nesday night The Red eros
does not need money that Is 90
'ained IN that way
Police Commissioner CouEens an
aouuced that he would not permit
lhe match % be held
Gustavus ID Pope. chairman OF
,ho Detroit Red Cross. has said
'hat 'he chapter would on no .oondl
uon accept Che receipts for box
ng bout
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
DR.. M. S. RICE
SAFE IN-FRANCE

The Rev. N. 6 Rice. pastor Of the
North woodward Methodist church.
has arrived safely IN France so-
cording 10 cable which reached
Mrs. Rice wednesday afternoon
The message simply said that he az
rived and WAS in good health, after
an uneventful voyage
Mr. Rice obtained leave o. sh-
sence from his church tha' he might
get into the war zone TO d. 81. "
c. A work and give aid 70 the sol
diers
The receipt OF the osbteFram was
great relief 10 Mrs Rice 41ho has
been keeping a constant ugl since
her husband took ship 20 run The
gauntlet OF U-boats on his errsnd
OF mercy 70 the blood-5tained battle
fields Psrishioners % the church
over which Dr. Rice presided were
also eager for news of their pastor
for he vas exceptionally popular
The telephone In The Rice home
Kept ringing AZ BRIEF IH,ert als TcE
several days People could not un-
derstaud tie delay they knew
that fast ship made the journey
In Eve or six days bar 0hen ~
DAYS had elapsed and no word cam q
they were alarmed Mrs Rice driv-
on almost 70 hysteria largely be-
cause Of the anxiety and ruisgiyings
OF her friends, was about ready 70
abandon hope when tre glad news
came late "Wednesday afternoon
To her the message was plutuiiy
brief. but IL was sufficient II said
simply
Arrived safely IN Bordeaux.
France"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17

Oirgeman To Advise Orsf4 Board
Corporation Counsel Harry J
D.R geman vii be tho legal adviser
az tho city draft board, which tAkes
charge OF the registration OF sn
male citizens between the ages OF
e1 and 20 years He was advised
BY Gov Sleeper Thursday. inst az
thority from Washington requires
that he act IN this capacity
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17

Thomas lane fotmer.t deputy
court c'.rk r0r Judge Codd has 70
siEred HIs position fo eo to Fort
sheridan H.F place has been taken
hv faort sheridan 7h0 has been
I'm office clerk under Milton Oak
man
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17

LONDON May Us The tong
awaited government plan for rho ct
Element of the Irish question d. out
lined hy Premier Lloyd George 20
John Redmond leader OF the irish
NATIONALIST party made public last
night
Briefly the plan provides
Introduction % BIN for 'he lm
mediate application Of The Home
Rule act 70 Ireland bur excluding
from 80 operations the six counties
~ northeast Ulster
This exclusion il 90 be- subject 20
reconsideration by parliament at.thc
ond 81 Eve wears or ~ any time dur
Ing hat period when such cron
shall he approved by an irish c0un-
Gil made up ~ deleratcs from an
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-17
IRISH HONE
RULE PLAN
PUBLISHED
Proposed Agreement
Would Exclude
Ulster
FUTURE STATUS CoF
NORTH LEFT OPEN
AS Alternative, Pre-.
mier Suggests Irish
men Submit Plan

LONDON May t7--lrish Ma.
ti0uaitsts formally To-Day voted
rejection o. Premier Lloyd
Georges plan for the partition
OF Ulster IN settlement OF the
irish home rule plan. but agreed
20 ADOPT his suggestion for
convention OF irishwen Of an
parties 20 device a system o.
government Of the island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
BOARDING OF FOOD
Being CHECKED BY
FOOD BOSS HOOVER

: The boarding OF food is 10 be check
/ ed under regulations aoui TO be issued
bv the L. s. Food Administration III
/ connection with it's system Of llcenS'
! ing all dealers.
! No iicensee will be pcrmlll"d 10
keep on hand or have in poSSeSSI'''
or under control, by contract OF olh'l
arrangement. at any time. any Io'u
commodities in a quantity IN excess
: OF the reasonable requirements "' MS
business for use or SALE by him dHr-
ing the neriod of On days" or to sci!
or deliver TO any person any 1000 CON-
modities if the licensrc knows or mas
reason 10 believe that such Il sale OF
delivery will give 10 such person
supply in excess OF M, rea'
sonable requirements Ter use or sac
by him during The prrind Of SlN''
days next succeeding such sal" or d'
livery" With r1Sprci 10 som" com
modities the limit is fixed at 80 days
supply.
Exceptions are made Of culnmndi
ties which are prulluced in great
abundance al certain seasons ancn d!
fruits. vrgat ableS, fish. poultry. '%ES
dairy products, cotton seed produc'
and others. These may he held IN SUI
ficient quantities 10. meet reaSona Die
requirements throughout III" period
OF scant or no production.
Sales in EXCESS Of Gu days supp!
may be made fo- the use Of the lniled
States government or Allies. or 1or
cities and state governments.
| II is also provided that for SEEDING
purposes food commodities may o.
stored longer than 60 da%i i notice
Is sent 10 the Food Administrator.
No licrnSr" will br prevented from
! having on hand less than Il carload
of any commodity ana in addition i
carload in transit.
These rules will mo- affect the via
, dity OF contracts mad" in "3Hd laI'n
prior 10 October IL. but tho lir"n|r'
will b. required In give 10 III" Food
Administration copies Of Ill such CON
tracts which will not be full: perform
! I'd on January |. anh oh lie laHer
! date further action in regard Ia Such
contracts will BE- con$iHrr"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
JEAN BEp1NI's 40 THIEVES"

With thu. usual galaxy If pretty girls
md tuncful music. and lively numbers.
,h, fort" Thieves will open n"Ni week.
Monday mt the Court for three days
.r,.,rrucuI Without II doubt "f0rty
Thieves" will present one of tn" most
brilliant openings "f thr season and the
show is on" IF tho best "r its kind IN
hurlcSqu"
Two huricsqucS have been designed 10
furnish the rum"dy clements If the per
Cornanrr. and tn" s."''.ihl ties pr"Vid" the
SURPRISES Tho burl"*que east includes
urrt Walton. Iuvrl.jl". ChHrl" MacEnE-
fish comedian. sam MicalH.i ltrhrrw r.
rate. Madden and mad JuGGl"r, Billy
rImuy. tho Black Spasm, Josephine"
S,unc, Prima donna. May Myers. In
rcnur, and Mollic Gilmore. Dainty sou-
hr.,te will all hc soon /" great ndHHn-
tag.
Ladies' will b. admitted L" III" Mon
d,v matinee uf l5c each If they clip the
rnlnon IN tho News tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
CHIEF SILL MAKES
MONTHLY REPORT
$50 Arrests Made BY Police During oc-
tober. Fines Collected Total
Sl,685.o5.

Chef nc p"l;,'H !. =. S;ii yesterday
fIl"d his monthly r"p"rt Tor October
with city Manager Magic. Tn" r"N"r'
shows llr;,I the polio" have been ;tCtiv"
during the month having mad" = total
If ISn arrest. ard collected SI.I\"."" III
fines and costs. The report in full fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
JUVENILE COURT
Two Cases Disposed Of by Judge Alan
Ronson Yesterday Afternoon.

iuicr Alan Robinson held session
IF tn. juvrnlI" court yesterday after
runn ana disposed Of TWO cases. The
first was that OF an incorriEihle IL
yya-ulG cirl and she was sent 10 a 7e'
form -chnol.
The second case was IN lS-y"ar'old
boy who WAS misrhievous. rather tnan
bad lie had been annoying the leach
rrs of tho school he attended and he
was rcira Sod on parole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03

: Manager Cnrt 10 create the part she: "a
now rlayinE IN IN" original producttoA
Mt thr Criterion theatre. New York, =
Seats 60 on sale Tuesday morning Tor
| this guaranteed attraction. -Ss.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03

vcS' III" first premiums on all now
hu in"sS in Liberty Ennds, per tho
following interesting telegram to IL
SAFE MANAGER. ThnS. r. Sweeney:
"E"w York. Nov. -. 1917.
Thos. Il Sweeney. Mgr.
f.0ui,al" Life Assurance So
cirty.
%Chmulharh Bldg.
Wheeling. W. Va.
IInrrn't"T' all first years pr"m-
nms will h. invested in future
ilSrrs 81 Liberty Bonds. be
tail. by mail
". A DAY. President"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH

William Collier. famed throughout
49,, land NJ n comedian Of the first rank,
,r,cr nlnytnE for a solid year TO CA pRcltt
audiences nj tho l.oneacrc theatre IN
New York city. in James montgomery :
VI ondcrful farce. Nothing Tut Tho
Truth" will hc srcn at the Court for
two nights and matinee starting FIJI
day. November ..
Nothing But Tho TRUTH" which Is
MAY with O new and novel theme. serves
10 show how one Of the cardinal virtues
may be observed to almost the degree
or rulnation, and Is means OF produc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
Intolerance" Closes
Engagement Tonight
Seats Going Rapidly for the wonder
Spectacle 1T the Court Theatre

Til. enthusiastic Int"r"S' shown Us
local players, IN II. ". GrliIllh'S world
srcctarl" "lntolcran"c'' nj tn" Court IS
an Indication tina, choice seats Will not
ln ayniInhl,. when 'hc "nEaGrin"n' con-
cluI"S tonight.
In. every ,.ity wh"r" Ih' greatest
SNOW III I'll" wnrld'' has appeared thou
sands ii r,'npl' hay" missed their OPP
rurt,inity ri s"rnE il simply l-"'Hus"
th.y failed l." rraliA" ~ trut" that In
Tolerance" ever! where plays =" CROWNED
houses the same as its Predecessor Ihc
birth of Il Naii,n.
"lutnlcranr"" is unusually popular be-
,nuS,. il is Xix" no other anus inclit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
LORRAINE FROST

Lorraine Frost. who so skillfullr plays
tho role of Jordan" I'm John Cort's pro-
duction OF Edmund Lawrence Rurk"'s
farcical entertainment. Johnny Get
Your Gun" coming TO the Court Thurs
day evening" November S. Is one OF the
youngest leading women on the Ameri.
can stage Miss Frost was engaged by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
TWO MORE CASES
FOR GRAND JURY
We're Filed Yesterday With the Cir-
cult Clerk by Assistant
Bachmann.

Two adL.n"nal ca>"s w"r" iNi'" ,''
tl.s Grand jury which Sis IN N"ndhF
b. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney arr
I;achuan yesterday. They ar" HN t"t-
laws:
STAT. ". W. c. M'Na6. felony.
S,a;. - james Stewart. t''l"n!
NcSab is acru."t OF obtainin: Si%''
from JOS h Has' rnIan III Il i"n" ""'t
some time ago. hc "aui" h"rc Win the
oklahoma ,and car which "h$ I""a'"'' III
ths II: & .. yards on S'&i'"ntA ;'r'''r'
lanes S,e7yar' is IN" man wh" MAS
held By 4 cocon"rS Jury for tn" H'h'h 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03
COUNTY court.
Deeds.

Deeds. .sS-t
Ella s. Tcrrill and husband to FT7,.I
". Trrman. Lot in Elm HeightA
Lena Conrad to Anna Pauf. 1oksM5
Churchill addition. -.
Ora T. Bodley to George Cofnatl
Lot on Eighteenth street -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-03

INC moro laughs from tho rise 10 tho
fall of tho curtain than can he tahnlat"d
on an adding machine. Tho original
cast. dirrrt from thr New York run.
will constitute the support fnr Mr.. COL
lier Scals 20 on sale "Wednesday n 9
A. NJ.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14
OF EATS
 ARE RAISED

Announcement was made yes- terday afternoon that an agree ment had been made between the proprietors of the Golden North Cafe, the Pullen House, the Port land Hoouse, the Pack Train Res taurant and Max's Chop House that beginning Sunday, April Is, the prices of meals would be ad- vanced. The advance, it was stated was made necessary on account of the present high prices of all food stuffs, and meats, and will be about 25 per cent.
 This is the first advance that the proprietors of eating houses In Skagway has thus fare made, and when the increased cost of all class es of provisions is taken into con- stderation, the raise in prices is justified, and the fact that an ad- vance of only 25 per cent s made should also be a matter of con- solation, as it is a well known fact that the retail prices of almost all commodities have advanced more than that amount.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14

Juneau, April 14-Ten launches have continued the search for Ed ward Krause, under sentence to be hung May Il, who escaped from the federal jail Thursday night but they have found no clew to the escaped murderer.
 The supposition is that Krause, through an accomplice, boarded @ gas launch which had previously been stocked with provisions and supplies, and that he has made out to sea where he will take refuge in srme obscure island or point on the mainland, where he can remain in O,curity for some time to come.
 The three jailers Whe were on watch at the time that Krause made his escape have been discharg- ed.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-04-14
HOSPITAL SHIP
 SUNK BY MINE

London, April 14-Reports have been received at the War Office giving the details of the sinking of the Hospital Ship Salta. It is stated that the Salta struck a mine in the English channel, and that the ship sunk in an increditably short time. More than fifty persons lost their lives when they were unable 10 get into the boats.
 A report was also received that the Hospital Ship Gloucester Castle had been torpedoed by 8 German submarine in the English Channel, and that it had sunk with a con- siderable loss of life.