The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-13
WHEELING BOYS
iCootinued from Ttrst PnSe.)
$4,000 in bonds the first iav u! tie
campaign.

$4,000 in bonds the flrSt tay u! tie !
campaign.
The Third shot"
The hnvS If .i,.. 9Th Field Artillery
rho cane. To Can!r i...' with the forty
ber cent increment almost :hc"e weeks
LEO. celebrated their half holiday ny
|akinS the third inn"ccuin;i"N against
ever. These included 70" ono hundred
nd ff,v-Ssven Wn..ni:n boys VIII" sr-
rained S.nt -. Either The 'irSt or
kecond "shot in III" arm" succeeded in
inskirg the most ~ us sick. SO only
Ierv Few u US w.rs rad" sick by to-
laws shot" Hui several complain ~
Fcry sore arms .At least one Of the
hrec shots" is pretty ""rili: |" PAX"
he victim" pretty SIX for few
purs-jrst like ynu f"'l with Il sever"
ftack of fever. Tn" s.'~"ud shot
Knocked out most ~ ~.
Coed and Comfy
Say. it was tins this morning 10 wax"
o Mt first call" t" tird ourselves ALL"
dress in comfortably WARM bar
(acks. II WAS sH rntS"rnhlE W"f ana
! old Yesterday THAT 1.i,uu I'tut Layton
ad the temporary h"at"rS rushed up
nst night. To-day ths big permanent
heateh was placed, IN cur barracks and
Sleep!R c quarters ar. r'Ev AZ! warm
PIE were also given r!c h"tNy comforts
asst night So W" arr we'll t'%''tl for
leepinc comfortably. II" mater h";r
bold it gets.
Drab Suits Soon
Reouisitions will b. *sri"d soon f'-
bur O. D. (olivc drahl salts ami woolcY
elothing which "" vii! wear during
! he winter. These KHAKI; S'iitS AREN'T
,ery warm thcs" c"cl mornings and
Evenings. but from nkout $50 o'clock in
1N.s -.
boon the sun boats down vigorously and
hey arc plenty warm "noIgh th"n. "s-
pccially when W" ar" doing quick time
cross the drill field rr drilling on the
Id guns.
= Building Roads
wonder how n"py Nh'"ing'n people
kvtsrfsaw a cordurn: rnaa. Each battery
be tEe 3lIth Regiment works nm hour
and a half each .r"rniug building til"
corduroy road wi;"E will a. the direct
way from the artillery section OF Camp
zee. It is cons irici"d by l"""llnS n"
Roadway the required width. Then
small logs arr laid IN ihH soft dir' t'A-
lending across thr road. aS close ~
lhey will liz. The logs ar@ covered
xith earth from the drainage bitches 1t
either side. THIS in tu"r is given
heavy coat nf --ralel forming n w"R
tTned. har,lSurtnr.nl road Swinging
Is and Shuy"l~ ana carrying logs
xreat Sport COR TN" WErelinE boys
M the novelty. ~ Will ::s the skin in
III palrn-' ~ their hands. wor" of Tor
poral ". J. (Patrh F:y"l Lane. "f NhH"l-
tx. is Lieutenant l.aytou'S right hand
man in directing tn" road construction
.1hpn Battery go ~ working o. the
eorduroy."
Ptre Ftghtnen Named
Within tt" n"Nt f.'w day: we'll
eouipned FIR" :lsht:nG INIT Will he nr
.eanized in each battery In the Field
tkrtillcry. Rs.tery "'"s'' hrr company
has already been formed. with I. w
FEmmerth. the hatt"ry'* chief mechanic.
as fire marshal Fire buckets. fire bar
rels and extinc,:ishcrs are stationed at
every convenient spot in sleeping quar-
tiers. hall ways. recreation hall. mess
hall. Kitchen and hathhouss az we'll as
Just outside OF all doors The fire bar
rels and fire hurkcts are rcilled with
clean water each day. thus insuriuG
tha II il becomes necessary to THROW
any water. clothing. bedding and equip
mel will not be solled by dirty wa ter
Each man ia taught to be extremely
careful to guard against starting
Are.
Fire Marshal F:mrnerth. former
Wheeling tlrencn. today selected twenty
four men 10 compose tho fire fighting
unit Of Battery &C." Captain Lester r.
Graves approved the appointment. Tbs.
battery fire uni, IL composed Of l.. w.
E;mmerth. Are marshal: James, Rlattler.
Vim. Troll. Corporal NJ. J. Lane. Earl
1ner. r. FL Maser. II. W. Boughner.
Seuman. Raymond Miller. Joe Mig
yer Frank Bartels. r. Il. Douglass.
McGrail. G. w. White. G. l.. Haz-
TT. S. A. voight. VIM. Hamrstick. J. 7.
.ong. F.. NJ. Armstrong. Dennis O'LearE.
M. Miller. H S. Buckle. II. NJ. Patti
on. E. J. GauGhn and r. l.. ReisinEer.
The West Virginia Panhandle boys
who came IN the twenty per cent, in
cremene are still In temporary quarters
in the Twelfth infantry section. That
Is away around at ,ke other end Of the
horseshoe. Chats the shape OF the
camp). and we soc very little Of them.
It is more than four miles around to
their quarters. 80 you sec we don't care
|rnuch about visiting each other very
oftSn. especially when mud makes III
0i L or nine nile tramp rather dis
Hat Lisut. Eneix.
Opon coming out 81 the Western