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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-22
Regular Board Exonerated

DR.. Seligman for weeks past mas peer
one of the volunteer medical assistants
of the Brooklyn board, the regular
members of which have been given
clean bill of health. Jacobson is al
legged to have done for him the delicate
work of solicitation which Louis Cherey
and DR.. Samuel Bernfeld intrusted to
Gruher.
One reason fer the government
speed in dealing with the Manhattan
grafters had been TO set up early an
example calculated to restrain the
cupidity Of others who might be tempt
ed by the lure of easy money to oetray
their trust.
But Joseph Levy had been reading
the newspapers, and at the hrst lntl-
nation that he might buy out OF the
draft he hurried TO United States Mar
shall Power with his story.
"Im a clerk, twenty-five years old
said Levy. 81 live at 1851 South Sec
ond STREET, in Williamsburg. and went
to the headquarters Of Local Board 6Z
10 be examined for the draft. Outside
/ met man who said he couid get me
a discharge for 5000. told him |
was sick and would get one anyhow,
but he just laughed and told me Ia
have to come across
This was on Friday last. Jacobson
he hadn't been mysterious even %
the extent of concealing his Identity
had arranged another meeting with
Levy. A cigar store in the vicinity OF
the local board headquarters was the
rendezvous; the time, Monday night
At the time appointed Levy was on
hand. jacobson came from the store
and greeted him. Marshal Power was
stationed in a listening post not far
away, but yet not near enough TO hear
all that was said. After whispering to
Levy for a few minutes Jacobson went
back into the shop and held a converse
ton with Dr. Seligman, who had been
absorbed in contemplation Of the con-
tents of the cases. The whispering
period had passed when Jacobson reap
peared.
Told He Must Get the Money
you'll have to have the money" he
is said to have told Levy. Nothing
doing otherwise"
Another appointment was made. AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-22

ago purchased an Indian motorcycle ana
- equipped with FrestOne NonSkd tires Having hs
took sp@.rr
machine all watching their ar P'''
After making only miles Of tires that are suara1eea
do $500 the tire blew OUT VIM"
0 people Broadway
the mileage, informed
This found figured the price OF ne hs
adjustment changed $500 $500, which paid ana
cey a
These for $500 miles, and my tS.
1900 adjustment should be mace
the Ad.
and constantly folio"
The Tribune nA'H"
goods but sadly disappointed
| would like much 20 see this adjusted ~
Fresone people could manufacture that was
would blow until the full mileage limit @
would be for their guarantee A
service;
asking A. A.
the miles due him, and this strikes US
While heerfuy REFUNDED
basis satisfaction guarantee not
thought his against the Fsone Company for new tie
Apparently A. A. hoped from the Frestone
wounded feelings inconvenience rather than fun
A A claims that he constantly follows The
greatly poted practice if slogan OF justice ps,rs
sides of has made little impression The fel
realized find himself dusty roau
miles the and at the
attaining the 3500-mie limit the to completely d
like the wonderful one-hoss shay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-22

Tho merit Advisor viH appear Sunday August sS)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
WILL ORGANIZE 4
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
CIIeIGNEN OF VARIOUS DISTRICTS
II THE COUNTY AJ@E NAKED
" STATE SECRETARY.
VIII Las:G1 y III" Sa!o OF Liberty Bonds
I'd! A!d In AL Patriotic
Endcavors.

a county council OF defense Will be
or.an;Zcd in Ohio county under the d.
-cciIun q. Tho stale council CT defense
nmd the following gentlemen have been
dcSi;:natch as ch:.ir1cn b. J. V. Su!li-
yn-n Of Charleston. secretary OF tho
*:ui" council. Washington district.
e. "hu I.aZ"lT: Clay district. SD Sims;
Webster district 6. W. WGlsgAbcr;
Ilc::in district. Herman Penn; Mad;-
s0n district. Robert 1t" lloyd; Union
district. john Hell; Triadcllh,o district,
Jaclcs l.. dccK; RiCniand district. rrof.
a. l.. G;rciC: Liberty district. ". II. G..
r.irtis: and Center district. Michael ..
iiai!,y.
Tho object .. the council 81 defense is
80 assist in Iii" sale Of Liberty bonds
%rd 20 appoint speakers and arrange
meetings 10 interest the people in The
sale o! 'hc bonds.
y meeting Will be h>ld Thursday eve
ninE in Superintendent La=ea"5 Office
a!l:i n permanent orga HiEation affected
and = president I'd secretary cleo,
80; only will the council rf defense
work on the bond isSGca. but it VIII
aid every patriot: movement that may
b.. rrldc during .iIc lin" 0t the VA.
Thr"c arc county councils OI defense
y, all tho sia.cs OF the tH!um. with tn"
exception O. four. AID West Virginia Is
:IhonS THAI number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
WEST Va, SYNOD OPENS
ITS ANNUAL SESSION

TA1RMONT. W. Va. Oct. 16.-The
synod Cf The Presbyterian church Of
West Virginia convened IN Fairmo1t
this evening al the new Presbyterian
ndifice Which VIZ dedicated hcvt last
Sunday. The Rev. Earle 4. brooks Of
Weston. moderator. presided and the
address of welcome was made b.:
MAYOR Anthony Bowen. About $50
ere nnrc for the synod and also for
Tho svnoQiCal The svnndical which
comprised The women of III" church,
opens "Wednesday morning for a Two
days session.
Rnv. *. +. FOotr Of WiliaTlstown.
in Tho PaTkr&hurg rrcSbytIry. WAS
elected moderator. and Elder w r.
Parsons # Chester in The Wheeling
Proshytcry. was, clco'"d rIcrk. An
address WAS given tonight by Con-.
gresham ". v. Nicely. who Is Il mem.
her Of Tho First Presbyterian church
Of Fairmoni. The SyIod Will adjourn
on Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
NEWS BRIEFS;

The county commissioners rnstsr-
day made an insrcc;inn OF ITO West
Liberty AMI Bethany riksh which are
ra''rrS"uE improvements u,.d"r IL" di-
rcrt.ur u! Con- -u"tnr J. !. Eall.
i Hu;l In c:trnccry has been fled Ivy
Aitnr',ry !. z; .trbcrX frr Catherine VI.
l'ri:''t.'!i - Sc'tlc tho r"tate rf william
.','i.h"itn. raining number Of d"feni-
an'%
--!ini'"w"'"n t"kers ere likely 70 got
~ trn;!lI" With ihr Irlc" if they con-
tiru" :hr." rran!is al :rari;!rE houses
WITH soap md i'"imtjn@ Hhs""r" verses
en- house Fr"uta and Windows. for orders
harc aron s"nt out ny chief IF !'Jlicc
Ei!l !" nrrNT: NIL offenders.
Ohio crur'y r. saving tho highest
ratH "f wages IN ~ history IA mon
working on Tho roads. The scale NJ the
beginning q. IL" Year VIZ - ~ hut |,
has hncn necessary to also Ills 10 $
IN order Ia hold III" men IN the work.
WORD has hr"u received fran WI.
Lam JaSicr f"rm"rl! LiAsly student.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
Musical a. tho Baptist Mission.

\ musical Nj h" g.Scu "a ti'' tinit;.%s
Mission. ~ the corner II E!Gn:a $'r'"t
and Warwnod aVcnuH. - ~ "v"'l.uS ~
Tu.Sla!.. October I'D. ~ .@ct1.N \. y! MS
IS - b. The frs; -; n" c"urS" "c i've
entertainments 20 b" given by H. FaN-
tist Sunday school This Winter. Ihc h"St
,al,nt p"Sihl" Will b" secured and ~"
entertainments viii ~ h y: ~, n's;A
cS, orGe-. Other entertainments are I"
be us follows:
Ncvs.r,: bcr "c-C'-ato~Ical concert. The
host eincusionis;s o: Wheeling and T'c;-
nifty will contest tor a bcla;:tui gold
medal. .ta:- one wishing to to!n the
contest nay. d. So % applying 20 an
member ot The committee.
January -. l9lS-Lccture. A
noucc-m:nt Of the lecturer ard srhtec::.
with be r>ade public later.
February %. l?iS-Fancy work COR
tnst. Two prizes will b" Offered Cor
The hest piece g fancy work. Fer -alcS
OF the contest. apply 70 the committee.
March -. 19lS-Musical. \ r"c!! and
Instrumental c.Usica. OF ';he highest or
DOR will conclude this series. Tickets
may 81, obtained from any member 81
:i.s: COMMITTEES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O.. \. thinner
man. Carl Nes;n.aa and joan NcC"l-
laurh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
Quick RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get d. Edwards Olive Tablets

That IS the ioyt,l cry of thousands
since Or. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets the substitute for caloncl.
Dr.. Edwards, Il practicin- physician
+or II years and caloraeIs ola.-iTe
enemy, discovered tie formula Tor Give
TABLETS willie treating pat:snrs Tor
chronic constipation and torpid !ivcrs.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calo1ccl. brt !, healing soothing
vegetable !axati"c.
no Grir;:G is the "EcYaote" CT these
little sugar-coHtcd, olige.co!or2d t45'
lcta. They caucc the bowels and livi.r to
Hct normally. They never force them
to uar2rIi,al action.
lfyou have 4 "Gark brown mouth
bad breata-a dlll tirGd ieci:ng--s;ck
torpid liver and arc conStl'
rated, yc,t,'ll find quick, sure and chi?
plcasant results ;Vcm cn2 or t"o little
Dr. Edwards' Give Tablets at tcGt:ns.
Thousands take one or two every
night Just to keep right. Try them.
l0c and 2,iS per box All alussllS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
WARWOOD
"Get--ogether Meeting

\ bis "sct-tnc"th"r rnS";rn.;' was hsi'i
las: evening - ;nn Wnrw"od H:"ShEt -
ian church. w:;h 4 very large ai;"n,
darrc h":rC present. Tn" program
Which had been prepared by ~" "'i"-
srii5 tee crr,rrs"I -: ;ir-C" teachers. -.
Misses Edna ils>zl"r. rarl'H" f,"laS AZ
Sarah C;onrh aad WIS \ credit :" n!
,:!rse taking rar, The music :@r>Ni;H-
out the entsre evening was furn'she'! h!'
the newly organized High school 'crrh'S-
tr:; ard was wrnh"rfGl II its SCI ct'S'rS.
Prof. \. J.. Gregg. Superintendent ~
tn Warwood sc:I"ni$. gave very Inter
rstlne talk OF :i,c h1rnIrrT ;hat S;'"u!'!
H.. in ali schools. Miss PauIi:'. E:wIag.
tr;,.hcr os -" High school. gave = wou-
d.rfvl talk "-r thN work done IN ~:
schools. iuc!u.!iig tn. FWarw"cd s'"AH>N.
IT,. cutir> program was certainly very
cula,u"nda Die.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17

Misses Anna Euurgn:;"' ~! t."':'
Fns..,;lt, ni T;:.""?lt:... -. w. %''"N''
!, ;hc home O: Warw''''l ir IDS :.''.''"r-
day. :.... $50, IT,.
new r.SiGc,,ty 81 Spujt. l." :, ,''. E''riA
Wa"w.",d .r-r,i''.
H"rry ;:terI.:. a. III" M'lr&'''! Mp ,
Market was :. business Et,'iin. - 60
Southern. l,"rl * IN. %'t'i"
H.v. f.. =. 'ar>r.i. pass, - 80 -. !
Presbyterian rhi:r.'!:. ira''.3 iH-'.a' ''''
r.!rg.i"E' ~ attend ~. "Na"d i'''j =
Mr. and Mrs. L:"nrS.., E'rli;Hr:r -
IHarwond a"rnU'. "r. t'r, i:"'." r'i:-
eats o. Il li:.I> daughter. l"T" "'7'"' ~
Mrs. Eradi:,au. ~ E!%ri". t.. - 10
COST g.; E-r daughter. Nr&. N;i.i"I"
S,unt:. 81 E@rih Na"wo"d :trcl.'"
Miss N.t"n Nrru!l?!EA. 81 Nn''''":'
Is the guest y. IL" ilvrn" - - S,.'"r.
Sl-< .::;! Si:.ith. -: '""t"t. i""."','.
i;urt Giti..a 80 %hTi.1 "a''rt''!. = !;
O.: :t0r. on business.
-. &. Meyer "f Sou,h nh!" 7""':E".
viii i...,vc i..-I',% ."r q hr%i:,'.-s -;
through III" &'a.a "f nH;o.
.Ion Morgan. Formerly u; MS ".:'' BE-
t,- ;ho PAST or has icon III hi ,'r''s.
fl Cambridge. -. has -tH"i,e'. -
!.a,,;.. h"r,. 70 tai" 'i!IrC" -; ~ '''n..s.-
smith $il"p r. thr :h.'-;:c'' a j'''iE y
W",SfanS.
HARRY pou2i'rty. % G:li:''1 Grove. 49,
l., Warv-n1G Yesterday nm BUSINESS.
Tho Narwrnd a!"n's chorus E'i'! =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
KELLY APPOINTED
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Ft)E? DOWN STATE

r.iiNI:L.ESTnH ". Va. oct. l6.--Ar-
rr:.rc-.nr..r MS made hire l.day Of the
:.,,:,,,!:tn.vr: II i."m II. Kelly OF Sutton,
r..r:arriy neSI>tanI tnitcd States dis
-,r., ;;,.rr-v !ar lh" southern district
81 No., \.:r.iria. as United States dis
rr,,i ..,trrnry l., succ ,cd William &.
Ii?rrhlrt. wnn resigned some months
a.n. i'"JflE
'Th, ai,;ninrl0 ii was q recess QUE
mali. ny the president. but Mr.. Kelly
.,7,.rv .-..,.i,,I his commission, ana over
49,, ,,.i.rlt"'r $aid h would come 10
r'hari len lad receive the o3tn CT OIL
-. Mr. Nelly also anEounccd that he
wuu!I me-" ~ Charleston and would
r,;.k. his HON" hers l; least 'u11ng the
,,-: 81 rs office.
III. N,!Iy announced chat he had no:
s....i.. ,;!r mace and that il camo to
an ,nroI:h 10 effort on his part. lie
n.,.I ;,n vas. at course. p!eAsed that the
M.r.: ..n, IcHH conferred Oh him.
re present Incumbent Of the ofil"e.
J.: ,Eirrhrr MrCullrugh or Huntington.
,.oi.a5iy viii resume hts former posi-
:. ~ IS nm assistant district attorney.
~ 10 was named only until Earnharta
-ur. "ss"r h;,i poem appointed.
the now district attorney was for
r.any y-urI II !:,"n:hrr OF the Democratic
.l.i:. executive committee. and Served
IT, secretary az the organization. ldc
j. "hnE; forty years OF aEc and has a.
Ia"Er law prac;!r" In Brs&ton county.
-. tc;Iy vas formerly editor CT tho
l.XIou Democrat. at Sutton.
l. mas ben expected In Democratic
circles tn:i TIC ;:npnin;m"nt would x"
:" George !. %ra, y: Huntington. l"n:;
81 ...o,"r n" his lIrty in southern Ne":
y. .inia. but vigorous opposition dsEel-
,.;" -. nr:d the matte: fas b,cu in ab"T
..,t... in' S"vcr1l SGrHs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
"n5-1E A nIYurE arp1s" TODAY

q sm"""sSful thr"" days enlargement NJ
IN" H"ur! Today with performances mt
-: "!"l F:l:'. .T'irmt They !n"" been
pi""s::r~ th"lr HuGir"r; Is "vh!"r"''l -
To '1.thusla>:i" r:nnurr in which their
rtl"r!s iny" hen r.ccLv"I T!r':rc ~.
;WO acts and siX seems Llrn% which
Sc%c'.Il v"~y clc""r mIEic;,i u'lii'rr% ar
rendered by the PRINCIPALS. uich - f""!
chorus work Crnm TIC hu"h v'cr:l.n" "nc
:"cL voiced galn&% of Eir'S. Vivian L%u-
renee. ki!tv ':a:rH" Naar'i !:cii. VI" -
DrNarH"T. Herr: E"nt!ry an! "'h wort.
hard Ia max" The s:?"w s"'""s~ Th"
costumes and scenery arc ''riGht and col
nrful uT'l in E""n!nl; wish The good en-
tcrtaiEnrNt offered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17

Saving that ~ - SAT" and sound and
=. .l.ad. rs b. was reported 10 hATc
i".,n He - n"w witt! the |. :. En-
&,ncr - III F'ra9"".
III. rev hone Of III" Fr"t Henry
e::ni." hour. IL III" new lnt";iEcnccr
hg!iGinE. being a!r!o"; cnmrlctc". signs
lr2 h,.:::E ra!"'rd - ia" widows.
a had piece 81 paving is being re-
r..irrd ~ tTu3, OF III. Schneider tailor
IN. .!iui. nr Market street.
--f.nft street Is hcing repaired in
from; a: Tho Swift packing house NJ the
rn-n,,r. ur SIXTEENTH and l:off streets.
.Ti:r street has ben torn Up for several
.1rys nn accour uc u sewer being re-
paired.
The Rel! Telephone Company mon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
ToJ6ATc coNscEIPTIoN.

SALT LAKE CITY. Uvah. Oct. IT,
At conference with .E:ah Gamers to-
day. f. e. Gorrell. secretary Of tie Ma
tional Gamers association. Washington.
D. c., stated the United States govern
n,ent would expect OF them !oS."nu cases
Of tomatoes this year TO lie furnished AT
cost. plus 10 per cent. II is understood
the tomatoes will be used By the army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
n.ssNor at Catholic Church.

The special MISSION !. Sor!:''.'s W7!T'
began at the high mass las; Suada!
morning. al the Corpus Christ "hnrch
r + Sw:nt 4 no:Ei missionary an"s leo
turer OF the Diocesan Aa"st".a, e. j. !:
Charge OF these services. IT,, church ::
wnA.tl!.1 At IN. fDa- diitHrc1t So:
COS uI,inE the day. In cLH af'"rao'.t
yhe school children attend III" speca
lecture IN 3 body. at 4 O'clock and Il
the evening n particular sermon r"ilo"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
Do Your BIT" By Buying q Soud

I. was stated las night by t.. ''h1'"-
ran u: Nv. Liberty Loan cs:.s:ritt"" 't;''
NarMcod ia ~oiHE t. c"tl" M !" IN
mark IN iii" Sala nf Liberty t."T't bond
judging cr".,; trc sales 81 ;:'' t:s; .'ays,
Men have been arnoi";s6 n al '"r;S ~
this city 20 canvass rom nous" ~
house and ar> we'll Satisfied VIII HI
results. Fnlr !our country hy huElnS
q Liberty Bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17

III" rogGia: meeting - Ii" L,'ya!
!,aid a.; evening =. ri:' h"n!" q .f'.' 81
H.: ri.fai.ecS Ms HHr;ha ';S=a"". Oh
Ejr"t-"n:a street. .o".'c a ::;." h"a' o:
Z;,t1rn, ;rnr.. undo" discussion. sewing
also rolsa,-l II" d!:"cSi"n IL ;h@ cvcis-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
Sunshine Club Meeting.

The members q: the Eew!y orSa aized
Gun known as the Sunshine CLUB. will
Ic,S m all day sowing at Ia" home Of
Mrs, W ~. Neinamoni. "a Twenty
t;r:, st7cc;. tomorrow. tn: garments
Tn;rh will - made during this i'm"
VII! h.> s"rt - t.l, Red Cross ncadQUar-
trrs in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
Teachers Training Class.

The Teachers Training class Q: n"
CAriRti4n church, Kill Meet N the
ci,;!7ch rooms ta!s evening. ;ssT. u N:
Riddle III" Hastnr WI! have charge nj
the lessons and business affairs % the
:cl.s will b. discussed AT ;Eat time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17

N,r:. vas rEt"'""d NNn"IE ON rs
faren.s. NJ. ard Mrs. George f1or$h. ~
South Wa~wooG avonu", tim, t%''!r son.
t;..,7gc s.Eo c:.!!&.r't +; Ike Acn"lanc"
Germs So,:. liIH- ;:S". = row II Franc"
r~rivlf: here TIE itt-"C part o: Sep
,c&:,5c: The ycurG man sons :" T..
W.! satisfied vita his wor:>. AID sur
r,-c..dirCS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
yIinGrty pay,

COY. T..s,:.' .i..l.n j. HnrUW"il today 81
si;"i :. pr, i,uirii"n declaring Saturday.
nri'i,.-- -. = ini- lrnli1ay +" lie knnw'l
ns "Iiirrrv l,n:" turing III" aft"rnuor
"r viir!, ~ STAT officers and MI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
SUFpOET ELE1CED.

MASHIEGT0N. oct iG.--'nthr""t'"
coal "p"ra'nr%. representing ms -! the
c"untrYe hard coal u.irut. - "a c"ui"r-
enc" with III: Gu"! adml". -'rnt!"n today.
pledged fn)i support {" III" government
In solving the rrni problem. They
agreed II nam" 4 representative" I" Art
- an assistant To II" administration
and = rnmrnrt'c" TO represent tn" .E'!Ws-
try tn al government Dealings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
M|-O-Hh QUICKLY
ENDS INDIGESTION

Do noc confirms" TO sustc: wicH h"H";-
burn. dizziness. after dinner dtS;rrSS
headacn" til;"u$r"SS. pain III III: bowels
or sour AMI :,,Ssy stomach. Get relief
=. nrc.--huy tndstr-a sec box of Nj
o-ra Tablets -~.:cy Gu:"m;y I'D sur"l;
end indigestion Hnl stomach Distress
or money refunded. {. II. Gri.$c 4 Co
can surpiy yru.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17

are still TT w"vi- repairing ar,! Installing
new underground cables. through the
center az tie city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
ryaruooG Briefs.

inc aud was followed - "&'";E i''!"
buffet luncheon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-19
LOYAL CITIZEN I'll ! ! /,
WOULD ID UNhIAS''K|
WAR ENEMIES
Worker on Patriotic Matters
Believes Community
Should be Awake,

The question Of how to reach and
convince certain elements Of the City
and community that the loyal people
are in real earnest in their support otf
the war, has troubled men and:women
who have been engaged in various
lines Of patriotic work. One o Sthe
men who has been prominent in
nearly all of these mattersssand,w who
those me taId3xkofhen should besper-
mitted ~. i:Gonnaffinueaa to participate fn
the affairs pf2ssfhS. community sonS5the
same basis. as NyatSArnerican citizens,
made the following stateInentsto to- The
Herald this morning: - ~ s3.s IS,
THE campaigns. that have been, car
rted on to raise funds for the; Red
Gross, the Army Y. M. c.. A.aandSto
sell Liberty. bonds has revealeds the
in business, in the city Of GtandsForks
are unwilling for one reason orr an
other to do4thetr part in pushing the
war to successful ISSUE .S&s
In some cases they have made
quite free to. declare that they are not
in sympathy With the a IN other
cases there. iss reason to- believe. shat
they are in active sympathywi
Germany. ~ ~ r.
wy 4ldv9 no PARTICULAR uanlIe "
recommend a campaign. Of. personal
vengeance, though we sdo believe that
the American people will desire to
spend their money with men who are
patriotic enough to return some Of
their profits to funds that will aid the
United States in the prosecution Of
the war. l{s.l
ITO allow men who are disloyal, in
thought at least, to pile. up profits
during such q time as this and to
emerge from the war financially
stronger than those who have Loyalty
supported the s9overnment is a policy
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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U. S. Troops
In Montreal For The
First Time Since
Revolutionary War

Montreal, Que, Nov. 1s.-For the
first time in the history: of the pres
.ent generation, If not since the decla-
ration of independence, armed Ameri-
can troops are in Montreal to par
ticipate in the Victory Loan parade
today. ~ \. 4
The American soldiers arrived yes
terday and were given an enthusiastic
reception by local militarysme and
citizens. The detachment: consists of
fifty infantrymen and fifty marines,
with a naval band Of fifty musicians
and an artillery band Of thirty; men.
h American detachment, with
Major Davis and the British tank
three armored cars and two armored
motorcycles, will go. to. Toronto by
special train today to take part in the
Victory Loan parade there.
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MURDERER IS
FOUND GUILTY
@- - ~ - -
Joseph Keller Who Killed
Wilton Policeman,
Convicted.

Washburn, N. D., Nov. 1s.-Joseph
Kellar, who stood trial for the MUIR
der Of George Dixon, a Wilton police.
man. was found guilty of first degree
murder Saturday.
Policeman Dixon was murdered on
the night Of June, 80. 1917. He and
Kellar had an, alteration at a. dance
at Wilton when the policeman at
tempted to remove the latter from
the dance hall for creating a disturb
ance. Dixon was stabbed four times
with a butcher knife. and one Of the
blows piercing his heart caused Inn
mediate death. =.
One of the dramatic features Of the
trial was the testimony Of the defend
ant himself who admitted that he had
a row with Dixon but denied any re-
membrance of, getting into a fight
with him and. inflicting the fatal blow.
Kellar made insanity his defense, Z.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-19
N. D. TROOPS
ARRIVE AT
CAMP MILLS
Member Of Machine Gun
Company Notifies Faith
er Of Arrival.

j. W. Kearns Of East Grand Forks
received word from his son. Corporal
F. S. Kearns, a member Of the Ma
chine Gun Company, lo4th U. =. IN
fantry, that the North Dakota troops
arrived at Camp Mills, Long Island
this morning. r.
The North Dakota men have been
at Camp Green. Charlotte, N. c.. Tor
several weeks, and recently there
have been rumors afloat that. the
troops wer to be moved-where or
when being purely a matter Of con-
lecture. The telegram received by
Mr.. Kearns, this morning, however
indicates that move in the jour-
ney. that will probably end in France
before long, has been made.
Young Kearns has been promoted
to corporal since the Machine Gun
company has been stationed at Camp
Greene. * ~ t,y.rf
T. Return Hosme-Mrs. PearFe olander
and her daughter. Alice. who have
been guests of Mrs. Paul Iceberg for
several days, left this morning for
their home at fLarimore. ID
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told me 1 was such a pretty looking

told me I was such a pretty looking
girl"
At this a veritable cascade of laugh
ter swept. court dignity and etiquette
away, and even Judge Amidon Joined
in the hearty laughter which greeted
this testimony. The disturbance did
not last half a minute, however.
Miss johnson had also heard Miss
Comm's remarks about getting some
money out Of the present case, but no
amount had been mentioned. :.
DR.. s. H. Irwin said on the stand
that he had examined Miss Chapman
at a local hospital on July II, and that
his examination had disclosed no in
juries. * 80 ~
Shortly before noon Miss Comm was
recalled once more to explain about a
shirtwaist theft in which it had been
alleged she was involved. She said
that she had not stolen the waist in
question, nor had she stolen any other
articles. ~,