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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-25
NASSAR HONOR GIRL DEAD

foushkeepsie, y. Y, Jan %, Miss
porothN Johnson Sagendorph, -, a
teacher IN the Kingston high school,
d1ed al her home here to-day of spinal
meningitis with tuherculous complica-
uohs after an Illness Of two weeks.
MISS Sagendorph was an honor girl at
N"ssur 'ollege' whore she was grad
u"'enN iast June, and was n member or
me DAISY Chain rs a sophomore, Her
sa,hef' frank j, Sagendorph, Was
formerly superintendent OF schools AT
Hudson, n. Y, and ST. Adams. VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-25
MONTPELIER.

Io.oi''io''' Ce-P'es'u'n' OF
49,, :" ne '"'H anu ~ '"'"is
D"'N u'''N'o' !" '"c ''' ~
nv f"'''9 At MS ho'''c VII '-'o''''S
'S""! MS ''S' pirlhuay an
80 among 'h"Sc from out or
LOW VINO were mere TO can upon MN
"'s ,'colS' Nrh"SS OF lhches-
MASS ms only uaushter' I'hry D.
anu SON I'll turner
ans MASS ana MISS Mar! o.
NoIi"SS Oh W lh'hcst"r' Mass. "A St'and-
"uSh''r' MI Johohhott' in spite OF
l""r-H'"re ana eleven years. enjoys
uuH mes" S'c'i"h PractlcallN every day
"''l inc recent tl"ctl"h % tine diroc-
torS "i III" hahk ana sine" the death
" J. D. '''aNltt nearly year ago Mir.
'"h"hh"tt was artihs president OF tn"
'hSdt".I'h' ne trustees Thursday
'aSS"" foS"I"t'"hS "l appreciation of
MS Nhiuaple services Tor NOR" tnan
tN"htN-HN' years
Inc death OF Mrs. sarah oBrown)
NtNcomb occurred Monday forenoon
AT the nom" OF her daughter, Mrs. Will
nam n Lord II Shhln street, of
hear' trouble. Mrs. Newcomb would
nave been ~ years old March - hay
ing been born in torinth in 1888. the
iief carry IRE was passed in Corinth.
nut lor TN" past 20 years she has re-
Slded with her daughter in this city.
'"' was twice married. her 1irSt nus
""ii" ntlhS W. )" NlGSlhS or torlnth
ana IN" second :. l.. Ne"comh of
Mohtpeief whose death occurred IL
yearS ago AIRS Lord is the only sur
wing chlld The funeral was held
eohesoaE afternoon at two O'Clock
''ohl me '."rd nome With the Rev,
- i'lo'lItti "fllclatlng' burial be-
'hs IN Green Mount cemetery.
- H. Miller OF NatertoW n. y. Y. an
ehpI"Ne OF thc federal roads depart
meht' arrived Monday and will re-
nam Tor several days to confer with
HIGHWAY commissioner Stoddard
fa'es ana to explain the federal ap-
preparation biII to legislative com
mlttt"s. Nermonts share of the an
nual government appropriation to be
USED III making ROADS VIII be about
S22OGo but the state must pass an act
TO accept the biil before the money is
available.
n daughter was born At Heaton hos
pital Monday To Mr.. and Mrs. =. W.
Pierce. Mr.. Pierce is night train de-
Spatcher At the Montpelier and Wells
River station.
Word was received in the city Tues
day of the death at Windsor Of George
\ Bailey. The body will he brought 70
Nontpclcr for The funeral and burial
Mr. Eagiey was Is wears old. and lived
in Nontpelicr for n number of vears
having commenced work ON the Non,.
pe,ier 4 Wells River railroad in ,sao
When he lelt the road n fcN wears aga
he WAS the oldest en,rineer IN MONT az
service. He WAS prominent in tho Nnsons
and took AN active nart in ,h.. work II.
leaves a wife and several childr.n qhe
funeral will he held to-dav
\ DELEGATION of deputv sberins and
notice officers boaded hv sheriff T. ~
Tracy. raided three houses late Monday
..vcriuc- I'm eearch Of liouor and were suc-
ceasful AT two placos in finding alleged
contrabaud goods In The house of
,,ilaare obi Garner of Harro and
, har,es streets Il hints ,f vhiskev wer.
and ar Narcc,ino Lawns ON
rnarins stree, four hints of vhiskey and
= small quantity of gin were discovered.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-25
DERBY.

Josiah Grout has sold his farm to IL
VI. Blake of Pine Hill and will move
to Newport into the house vacated bv
ms son. a. III. Grout.-News has been
received here of the birth of a son to
DR.. and Mrs. fialscy in New York
Mrs llalscy was Edith Bates of this
place and she and her family sDenJ
their summer here.-When Rcpresenta-
i've Taylor returned to Montprlier las,
week his wife and daughter Emile
accompanied him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-25
BRITISH FIRM CANNOT
MAKE SHELLS FOR l.. 5.
t"ntrnct Awarded by Sec. Daniels Is
Therefore Held In.

London. Jan. "a The British govern
ment has refused permission To the Had
fields, Limited, t. proceed with work on
the contract for shells for The Amer-
can navy SO eng a. The evCcrcios of
war continue"
Głos polek., 1917-09-13
kObieta WobeC Meza / Pana
No. 81

No"ic'y "wrata caIrg" dis stoja pro
Z" @r"wnanlo praw swych Mpcmic i Dry
Ananta mi ToWnych 4 melcZyznami boz
WyJlLkow zadnych. Woiua toczaca sic ypIy-
wa otOiTymlo M ZniSZczenic " m6Zoach
mtzc/yIn prEc>HdOw odwiccznych / uprIc-
dZch, M" hycic dow odami W rcIlu przclo.
nai", Zc kobirta tai; dobr2c, iak mczczvIr;..
potraiI wykonyWac pracc tludnc sIlompIj-
k0"'ne Wyrhowanir nowOzytnc juz przy-
gotoWato kobrrtr do t"go pr2ygotowui.
cor|r| bardzIci Tycly sic TO wszvstko ko.
Dlet modych, dzicwcZat przcwajnic. ida
cych W zycle, ale Jest jeSzczc Gala ogromna
naSa koblct powicdZmy -- NychoyHu,rt
po atoro@wiecku. Tub czrsto Wcalc ME Wv.
chowanych, ktorc Sd dis zonami. matkari
kJorych duSza 8amem dziaIanirm iycia O.
bud1onq u$wiadomioua 60 do godnoSci
sW"l iudIklcI lostaia. Tymczaacm rodziua
MAJ ntojI Il" nl"j W slos,nku ,tarlm. nj
cz"m nj" Hn'"nl"nyn, uwaluac, II mp-i
by 0ua Ia7alr tyIko ,lug4 w,/ysrkiob uir
mi'' >ldnych prrw wIu,nych
1T oto w~tAJc DIS dE. kob.,-, ,vi,l,
m'zornu" Jr~Ic1" pole dZvigauja w!asucgo
obrop nwyrh pra" zasaduic<y,h, juilki~E
IHr> bdrdIo rIrsto mri, Zy/uu iak pred
"'rEr"m widH, " owci polowicy jcd,nn,
"YE"d' <yrrJ swcgo, oddnua, lap.il,na
prl"ownrcr domu wiaactwir kucharI,c / 90.
spodNnIr tyItn. Tymrla,on kobrta larI,,,,
JU m'c@. wIasnc awc potrzcby -- chr,. rl..
ia" p'rmo. iuj"G ksi4lkg Icz, chcc chodzi, ma
odr7H'l SiHcha@ dy>kusyj, roluuc potrl,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
LOCAL RECRUITING RECORD IS
BROKEN ELEVEN MEN JOIN ARMY
Weddings TOTAL FoR THE WEEK
IS NOW THIRTY HI
CRU1TS.
Allotment Of sixty Is to Be Realized
Sergeant Cunningham BeEeTes-Tau
Non Enlist.

\ r...r,r,l ~ the return ~: 'rtiSththtS
MA r.,:,ti.. at the army recruiting hri'n
quarters Yesterday "h"u Sergeant ta'lt
cunningham accepted eleven men OK ot
seventeen Applicants t"r ~ service.
The other sin ser. loss Fortunate, nay
inc failed - pass tn rrTu:r'd '-Naf"lh-
:.,ionx Th. prev IrU% r""ord t"r an;
ere ,ry va: IN nan. Counting %rSt"r-
DAYS rnnI:ne.n; total ~ thirty r.
rrul,S hNy" enlisted III this city sine"
H.. opening rf tn. natI"n;l cAtipalSn t"r
1u.nD0 Volunteers last saturday noon
With thre.. da.S Lift in order I" cnliS'
tho remaining 'hiriE r:l.'n ."t Wheeling !
all"tm-i.; ~ siNf: recruits. th"r'' ~ 40
doubt tina; IA. remaining number oil
Volunteers viii h.. nulniu- |.
nf Yesterdays number th"r" ""r'. i""
suuuS r,n From Mounds ill. VII" h"E'
In liStinrti"n -: h"'ing III" tnl!est men
cI.r enlisted III this city. pn' % 'h"!n
MEASURED -. inches IN height. "hri"
III, .tr"r WAS "a' inrh shorter. NJ th''
SaIn,. li'n.. ,n"th": e. |:1il "2$ h'lhS
n.rnsurH,l All g!N"u 'hr "\?ininat ION.
arr! tn, fact r"H.ai"d thai H. va :th''i'
n,,. ;""t shorter ;:'~n either If ma
...har rr"ti'-r recruits. h.. MEASURING hut
l.: inches.
This mrrnng :: d":achr'' nj 1T tn"
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TROOPS IN FRANCE
CONTINUED From Firs: Page.)


have been busy for days prepar-
ina for the arrival OF the men.
Despite the enormous difficulties
of unprcparedness and submarine
dancers that faced them. the
plans c. the arm general staff
have gone through with CLOCK.
like precision.
When the order came to pre-.
pare Immediately an eSpeoitIon-
AIRY force to &C to France. vIrtu.
atiy all Of the men now across the
seas were on the Mexican border.
General Pcrshing himself VS. al
his headquarters in San ANTONIO.
There were no army transports
available in the Atlantic. The
vessels that carried the troops
were scattered on their USUAL
routes. Army reserve stores were
still depleted from the border
mobilization. Regiments were be-
low war strength.
That was the eonaision WREN
President Wilson decided that
the plea Of the French hi9n com.
mission should be ana"ered. and
a force OF rcguiars sent At once
to France. At his woro sHc War
Department began to move. Cen
erat Pershing was summoned quI.
city to Washington. HIS arrival
created some speculation IN the
press, but at the request OF sec
rotary Baker the newspapers g en-
orally rcfrained from discussion
Of this point.
There were thousand other ac-
Invites afoot in the department. at
the time. All the business c; Ert-
nsrina for the military regIstra-
ton of ten million men. OF pro-
vidiro quarters and instructors for
nearly $4,000 p7ospec, i've officers.
for finding arms and equipment
for millions OF troop y'et T. be or
oanized. Of expanding Ne regular
army to full war strength. o: pre-.
pairing and recruiting the Ma tional
Guard for war was at mend.
General Pershing dropped auI-
city into the department. and Set
I'D the first hcs dquartera OF ne
American expeditionary forces in
little office hardly large enough
to hold himself and his personal
staff. There. with the AtG Q: the
General staff. Of Secretary Baker,
and of the chiefs Of the Var De-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
AV|ATORS' EXAMS
TO Be HELD SOON
Examining BOARD VIII Probably Select
IL Men from List Of 40 Today to
Begin Training.

Probably today the 40 applications for
enrolment in the West Virginia Flying
corps At Beech Bottom will be gone over
by tho members Of the committee APP
pointed last week. and /" or them Will
be selected TO take the examination Tor
entrance US aViators.
The allotted dozen will hc PVT through
training as quickly rs possible. Con-
gressniau NJ VI. Nicely has been asked
10 secure the services of commissioned
sergeant of the tuited states army
AWAIT ion corps 10 train the men, All the
40 applications on Tile are West Viz
rinia men except one who lives in Cali
Tornla and has been located here for tho
past several weeks The men TO he Sc
lected this week for examination Will hr
given most rigid mental and physical
examination.
II WAS announced Yesterday thai some
changes had been made in the personnel
Of the. examining board The members
Of the hoard as given out last evening
by louis Bennett, .Ir.. one OF the men
in charge of tho aviation field. are: Or.
Eugene tIildreth. nr. Will Crarrafi.
johnson c. Mckinley. DR.. G. F.. Citizens.
George. L. Weber and Louis Bennett. Jv.
MIR Bennett, said that nine flights had
been made since the field was founded
several weeks ago nnd that all tho three
planeS are being gotten into Shlp-Shane
for flights soon and tn begin giving the
recruits active training in the air. Mr..
Rrunrtt returned 10 Wheeling yesterday
from n trip TO New York and other east
crn points.
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partment bureaus. the plars were
worked out.
Announcements Of the sending CT
the force under General Pershi19
was made May 10. The press gave
the news to tho country. and
there were daily stories. There
came a day when General Persh-
ina was no longer in the depart.
mcnt. Officers Of the general
staff suddenly were missing from
their desks. No word Of this was
reported. Then came wora from
EnaIand that Pershing and his Of.
ficers were there. All was Carried
through without publicity.
Other matters relating 20 inc cx-
cedition were carried out without
a word Ct publicity. The reaI-
ments that were to 20 WITH Gen.
eral Pershing were AL selected
before he left. and moving tcWaf d
the seaeoast from the bordc''.
Other regiments wer: also NOV
ina moth. cast and west and the
movements Of the troops who were
TO be first in France we're OBJ
scured in all this hurryIng Of troop
trains over the lana.
Great shipments or war sup.
plies hogan to assemble Il the cnn.
harkation ports. Liners suddenly
we're taken off their regular runs.
with no announcement. A great
armada WIS made Icauy. supplied.
equipped as transports. loaded
with men and guns. and sent TO
sea, and Ill with virtually no men.
tlon from the press.
The navy bears It's full share
in the achievement. From the
time the troop 5h;p- Icfy tHcir
docks and headed toward sea. re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
HUNDREDS ATTEND
LUTHERAN OUTING
Joint Picnic of Wheeling District
Churches Largely Attended De-
spite the Rain.

~ tho Lutheran outing nj wheeling
park Yesterday Inc rain married lie day :
enio;.rncnI although the evening WAS
deli s!.;ruIIy cool and a la:G: number
enjoyed the swimming pool aud DAM
ing.
Tho athletic program had Just h"rn
begun when III" rain commenced. and
It had to Dc Called Oft. rho b:E mass
meeting scheduled between and Il
O'Clock. al" WAS postponed because Of
the weather.
Tho evening vaudeville was we'll al
tended. For next week. starting san
dry. The Six Flying l."vaHS. who mad"
such hit with park ro"rs. Will again
delight the audiences. for another
week.
Tn" park management Will have an
Immense program for tn" Fourth and
on tia, day an nld-fasEinn"h Fourth
will BIZ observed. The p"uSrHnl viii H.
announced later Tonight the weekly
novelty dance will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
RHEUMATICS---GO
TO IT
All Over the Country They Are Taking
"Neutrone Prescription 60"

"Neutrone Prescription o." rrnuirS
the poisonous accommodations that
lodge in the blood.
After one weeks use YOU will hr
looking al other sufferers instead of
being an object Of misery and pity.
Your joints and muscles Will h"
loose and limbercd up. all aches and
misery will be gone. YOU will feel like
new
As soon as YOU take '"Nrurronc Pre-
scription 90" YOU cnn feel The pain
and misery leaving and comfort and
happiness coming in. Go 10 your
druggist to-day and gci q SOC or 800
hoilln, then enjoy life. feel like doing
things again. Mail orders filled on
81 90 Size E. II Grl"St d Co.. Wh"rl.
ing. W Va, and leading druggists ev-
erywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
ACTION BROUGHT TO
TEST PROHIBITION
LAW IN WEST VA.

sDeciaI 'D!srat.h tho l1telnGcncer
FAIRMONT. w. va. Juno 2l.-Actlon
10 test the cou-tItutIOnallty Of tho WoSt
VIRGINIA prohibition law WAS begun here
this afternoon hy Attorney Charles
POWELL OF tho Consolidated Coal Com
pnnya legal department
POWELL rsprekents William Lewis. a
negro. arrested for bringing in more
than a quart Of whiskey. LOWS ap-
ncared before Justice 81. R. Musgrore
and waived preliminary hearing. lie
was hold under Two bonds by the JUS
t!ce. one for $500 for his appearance for
the action or the grand jury. which he
furnished. and one for 5000 not TO rio-
late the prohibition law pending the de-
cisiou Of the charge against him.
Attorney Powell has secured writ
from Judge W. $. Raymond seeking 10
restrain Justice Musgrove from demand
ing the second. bond. claiming the law
Is not constitutional. Both Powell and
they will carry the case 10 the supreme
court In an effort to decide the consti-
tutionality Of the present West Virginia
prohibition law.
Another point Powell raises Is that the
law specified no one shall bring into the
state more than Il quart OF intoxicating
liquors in q month for their personal
use. He contends that 1t is not unlaw-
full TO bring In intoXicants for other than
personal use 20 hold the defendant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
WEATHER FAILS TO
STOP ORPHANS FUN
Despite Indictment Weather Hundreds
Of Tots Spend Happy Day in
BlRyueys Grove.

Despite the inclen,cnl weather.. 900
orphans Of Wheeling district enjoyed
The annual outing and picnic given Yes
tcriay in Blayn"Es Eror" BY the ON"
Valley Automobile club. What sunshIn"
the weather man failed 10 give wa*
furnished BY the children in their whole
hearted. happy way. AS only a child can.
Following the autos assembling al
rhr Elks' headquarters ~ S:3n O'clock
yesterday morning and re-aSsembling
after picking mp the children at the va
rious' institutions. II parade was given
through the principal streets. and lhHh
the day was spent III the grove. i5"-
tween showers the children enjoyed VA
rinls games and playrd upon the de-
vices provided tor their pleasure.
At noon n big dinner WAS served IN
The. shed on the grounds. MI kinds %:
good things o'eai and drink wrr" pro-
Nidcd md the little tots enjoyed them
selves to their hearts content. All wrr"
returned To Shc various homes safely
II WAS tired. bul happy bunch.
The delichtful affair WAS arranged hy
W. n. tolvic. chairman of tho enter
tainmrnt committees: a. Il: tt"hllt%HtI.
secretary OF the u. V. A. club. and ulner
members OF ih.' organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
South Side Briefs.

ra,l H.. .oun. SU! IT ErV md Mrs
g HaSr.hc uf Woods street. is improv-
i,c o:trr an ;Ilr"ss nf - Few days.
E"v. and Mrs. f. e. chonahnrSt. who
Iavn been visiting nj fhe home, nt Rev
I'D Mrs - - i;aSrh" here. have re-
turned Ia thrir Tome NJ !1annihal. q.
Miss Sarah conner Of Wai"r street IS
imnrnvin. nfInr s"ri"us Illness.
Matthew Whit" at Water street IS
visiting with friends on Main street
Miss carrie lemon "f Jacob street
mas returned - :hiS city after visiting
~ tEa rnmr &c Mrs. eugene Edwards of
I;rrdhori.. r.
r-nd Wa,kine nf t.nrf street spent yes
;..r.lny III Warwnod.
lrarry Dawson "f Wood street is a
;iis.or ~ Capl"ron.
Miss Altrcda Watson OF Main street
&c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
Traffic Agents Picnic
At Country Club Today
Pitts burgh Association Will Entertain
Local Shippers with Athletic
Program and Dinner.

Tn.. annual n!linc at lhr FIT: $hurSh
N+s.".j:,iInp al Freight Traffic .\S":iS
viii h. held at liz" 't'"'Inirr rluh ms
Afternoon ami rN'mine Wnru III" kh'l-
ROAD fraternity viii entertain me LII
dustriaE% rt Wheeling district.
Members and guests wall II" "h'l'l
rn al ryIvilr-r< ,,f the club 'hrnuGh"Ht
III" day. \ irHiul"nd 81 i'iitShurS hrrS
will arrive h"r.. The morning Train
from he Smuk! I'n!.
Nm atIrnrrii" prog ram has htrn pre-
,arrd NJ O'Clock al iS-holr cpii
nur..,; " in 10 staged un III" club Inks.
r'ur those wiz" prefer ha-rha II. there
will Lc :. gam" between IL" T.. :. + J..
: an. ihr Wh""In: lmiH~'rials. whirn
wilt y, -,ac",i ~ III" Fulton Sr"uEHS'
PLAY viii H. started Al "'l"''k. y
tennis tournament VIII also begin al :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
PATRIOTIC BALL PLAYERS.

CHICAGO. June 27--Mcmbers ur 'n1
Chicago club NJ thc American !raG
volunteered today To act as recruiting
agents of the army. The players will
70 through tho stands h"fu:" the games
and endeavor TO induce young men u
military age 10 enlist. Pitcher james
Scott offered the services ~ Ih- tran,
to Captain Franklin Il. k"nncy. III
charge OF the recruiting district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
OLD or YOUNG

Spring Tim" is Natures I;runvatinS
Season Let tho blood pure. Avoid TIL:
Tired. Lazy Season. l'irau tIr system
winter colds and grip Tens Of Thou-
sands in Wheeling use and recommend
Won S''HI.ItKS R'l.TAElAN Blood
Tea IT." pure and YOU are missing new
health AMI energy hy no; trying ii \
80 cent box sold Al any drug store viii
he the hest investment %"I eyer made.
II y"U prefer tablets ASK Tor Il r T.
Health Tablets! Purely NCEEtablc--
sale certain and convenient
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returned from Glencoe.

Miss Mary Hulhernar. Miss Gather
ira TIoldrrr'au. Mrs. Oscar ii"lh"rnan
and Mr., and Mrs Norman Hn'd"rmln
hn,e returned from m automobile trip
In ,;;cn,.ne y,
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sponsibiIity for tho lives Of their
thousands Of men rested upon the
officers and crews Of the fighting
ships that moved beside them or
swept free the sea lanes Before
them. As they pushed CT through
the days and nights toward tn:
danger zone. where German sub
marines lay in wait. every pre-
caution that trained mines OF the
navy could devise was tanen. And
the news from France to-day
shows that the plans were we'll
laid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
Cheap and Reliable Life Insurance.

twenty-five cents invested IN bot
tie of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy will insure
Yourself and family against any bad
results from an attack OF bowel COM
plant during the summer months.
This remedy il prompt and reliable.
Every family should keep it III hand.
No medicine is more highly esteemed
bv those who know its real value.
Obfaiuable everywhere.
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vii, Attend Annual Convention.

Mrs =. =. l'ri,n. accompaniment ny Mrs.
Henry Euclkc' and Mrs. Sophia Hon =
nt.iS:rr uf tn" rriulty Lutheran church.
ir:f !sSt"rdnH morning In attend the
annual convention of the Wonaus Home
and Foreign Missionary S"icetE At &C.
ridcrt. -. Mrs. Dean is an officer of
the nrSanizat i"n.
Mrs. f.. a. Howard OF N" First I.uth-
IRAN church. and Mrs. Ralph HarShman
~ tn" wood l.ut hnrau church. ais"
,nft Yesterday. \hnut eight Delegates
FROM tho thrc. ilHvChcs will nc present.
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.r4oi.v wins Prizes,

The. ,h!llrrn III tn" Trinity Lutheran
Surolav SCHOOL did splendid work yes
rcr.Iuy in ia" various games and races
-, ,:!n annual Lutheran picnic III Wheel
ing ozark Most nf the prizes given yes
;"rrav were won h. them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
CHICKEN COOP FIRE
South Side Man Stars Blaze While
Drunk-Gets Disorderly.

Charles Dietrich N"canIc intoxicated.
il Is alleged last evening and acclden-
tally set fire to X chicken coop In the
rear Of his homo al NJ. Jh03 McCol-
lu"h street. South Side fire stations
anil tho Eleventh stree; chemical re-
srnudnd 20 m alarm from EoX 81, which
was followed momen, later by q sec.
rrd alaril when somebody pulled Bog
52l The blaze was rNtinguishsA With
chemicals.
Dietrich became disor,lcrly while the;
ti:e departments were at his home and
Ta1rulman Sandy Crimson locked him
upon disordcrly conduct charge "
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To Give Another Fcuis.

Thu. Sundny school. congregation and
aii societies nf 81. Pauls ErangHlicaf
..ilu",.h mr." planaiug {" give picnic
al Wheeling park Some time In august.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
Will start 4 Library.

Thos.. in tharg. If ia" Fnrty-sevcnih
street playground arr. planning 10 start
:. lihrar, Cor tn. children who spend
;l,rir tim" each day with 'h"m. All
citizens ha"ins books ami waSHZtnes are
asked To Snarr III Tn" wise plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Supper This Evening.

This evening ;h. Ladies Aid society
"f 81 raurs t.Vanc"tical church Will
give u supper and social IN tn" social
r,,"nrs -: the church. \ good attendance
is rr'IueSted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-28

young army neu Will be transferred 70
Columbus whore they will receive the
final terminating which admits them
:ntn III" army service. From the ohio
capital th"y viii h" sent Ia different
camps ani placed IN their respective
r..rlm. hts.