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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
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| tr"hr rh' h"h"rt /" ''un 81 il,' I'"'
'umlrp'h rl"utn 81 ia" hWl nI"ir 'h"
t,nlnuip" Irnd, ria" urw. "wmrr h""
h"rn Ia hurIn'nr h"r" t"r r",W" ilrr"
Nj I'"rI"r yin r"u'vn'" the I''"'l '""'""
| rr"n top 1" h"li"n md pa lh"Im Ia iIIri
lnm uh"I," r"r ia" wiuI"r iI"h".
Mrn. r"r"ri I."uEl, VIII" Ir"r l'""
"I,"iIIup tIIr uuIuuI"T 1T I"Iru Alln tor
ia" h"""n' "r l"r h""Ilh. nr"mi l'""'l"r
~ lrI h"ru" n',nr Ihlr II""". RETURNING
| I" T'rr" AT" M"nhny morning
TIM, ErnmIhk nnh hII"rn"Y ! II
hIll""n hr"v" T." N"IndrvIll" IN lh" Tor
m'.r'u uuInIu"hil" "m hirIm"nr y"rl"rhny
AIr. hnEPI" ll"rhu went T." Nh""l
iuE y"rI"rhny I" rIrll h"T lurhnnh. Nj
Pct" Harm VIII" IN ut the North wheel
imE h"rriImI. wh'r" hn In" had ~ "p
Grafton f"r mpr"nhIcltIn p"rf"rn"d ~"
In H'I IInT along nicely,
II W Met "rhI", - y. iIl'hr "h'l
~ lIIn"rnInn. whn Inv" h""n "pt"lnI
! rd nI'""lml Ru"r'lr hy ia" 81 '"rIH, hnV"
l""n "rr"InI"'I I" duty al li""rh lr""
'rumurl Thny went T." w"rh nj that
! rInc' Y"nt"Thny m"InlnR
All nut Mrn W V ihuiIh, nnh ron
Herald l"rt r"ri"ihny n"rnlnE !" iholr
nuI"Imnlll" f"T ihrro w""h n"J""I"
at hIlnuIi, tIiy.
TII" t'lsI" Ih"nt"r viii l." open only
nm AnIur,lny ,IurinH th"ir nhrrnrr.
MI mud Mrn J. u. J"unIr"n "ro rp"nh-
InE Ibis w""k with frl"hh" al MIih''-
harm
Attorney ! u. AiIln"n. !. l.. hirr"n.
anal AmI"m InTI"r. IL, worn at Wl""I D.
iur "u LunIi"n" y"rI"rhny
Mirn Mia Hurninrrh"hi, r"imI""d i'"'n"
t. ihIuIInTInu y"pI'rdny, nitrT nr"hd
imI " r.w day, with h"I ninI"'. Mfn
, u itmIF
~" ,.m."inn. .r VIVA nl"rhinr ~nro
Ir"mrII f,,,". I'"'h"r"l"nI I" ihl" Ii"""
"rI i,"ti"I ia ia" inU'''''t '''i"l"IY
H'.'im' r'l"' n,'1InI"r
49, nnd hi," 4 - ''I"lr a." rp""l
, i"r IT," 'l"r "IIi nI""d" -" 'h" amp
'it,unin ~ H,,"ut""lli".
. ~ ""lI"." 'T IIil "l"i'rh, wan "
hu"In,"n ."IIn, ~ t",~m r""I"'h"V.
At ~ Ir.,n 81 Wh''lI"r I,a"""'.i"h
, I.I"i,tr"" H. i"'-u I''l"r
! r',"h Ir"utllI,,trH ~ h"h,"nl. ''h'".
Wa" " l'""I"'"" ""l'"' !" '""" ''"'"'
d"r
Frat ! Il Ii"mnr wnr In NaumIng'"".
"u ImnIu""" v"rI"rdnv.
Th" lurnur "hIlh ~ NJ: mn! Mr."
rhnn II"wnrh "r Ih" Went End ~ town
wnu hriI lr, vcnI"r1nr-
rho NuHrh "f Equ"nII"n VIII moor 'II
Tu"urlny Il" '-,nHId"r til" rrll'nnt" or
Insra Thry VIII nluu furuiHh tho M
! point rr"ut 1T inn"h"rF nj tn" ni"o'>
lug.
4 r. GhrnItr nr Ashland. ohio. wnH
n hsIncnu rnIl"r I'm town y""tcrhny.
MI.a RrntrIrr Wnymnn or McM"rhcn
Is tho gtIcrt Of friends In town.
Mlss Ruth shrimp nf MOundSrilln. Isl
| thc RIJcEi of frIrnlH ln Town.
| Miss Pcnri Sncdlkcr OF MOundsvillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
hRMSTRONC'S MILLS

huMttrIt,Iti,Ir NIIt.H -, hnH w.
Wr.u,rInv "vruIuH III" h"ut" 81 MIrn""
i'unII umh friu" whitman ""T ~" "'"'I'
~ nn InlrrnHIInE r""lhl ''"nl ~" ~
rnl, wan umrprIn" klI"h"" rh"""r Y"
I,.r,u 81 MIrr Ilrlru hn"t". whom" nm D.
,Invr To- Nj i'unI Hi"u"hrnl"r "f
liI.ulrn,ilI". will trh" uI""" h"tluE ia"
10 "rrul ui"nIh III" ""rnI'mny wa" ""'"
I,"r"d " ihr Mln""" I."urn Mhh""n'
inrIi" tIIfr"rd Ii""h Ii"ri, l'"""d"
NuII. urin Mrk"iv"y lth"" lh'n"""'
AIndE" At"ur" I"uu"I Iir"ih, M"d"Inn
Jrnu i'Inrh Myrtlr 1Irynni. l'"uIhh
whitman. uuI I"hu fIlrf"rh It'Tr""h
mruIu rmurIslluE uf leo "r"hin. rhk" ma
,"IIr" wnr n~tvrd A UlrnrlnH f""turo
uf thu cvruI wHn ia" ul"nnIhR mum"
rrmhrrrd by Mrr. toward WiIhlnr"",
It"v, II q whitman mmI vii" "f
InirhTu" ~" whiting nj III" HON" 81
Mr WIlkluron'r father hhurr Wllhln-
ron Itrv Whitman prrn"h"d "u liant
Rum,Iny at linru"rvIi". nuh Mr.. nnh Mrs..
j W 3imnrhrnkrr accompanied HIM L"
TINT plnrn aud intended thu rnrvI"r.
Mr.. nnh Mrr clyde AuIi ~ 'nm-
bridge wrrn Huoutr 81 Nh. aud Mrn. NJ.
h. My"rn Ammdny.
Tho nanny frionhr ~ waiter M"K""n
nrr Ini"rr"IrI Ia learn ~ hlr "nRrI"-
mrnl l." AHA" Mary m"k"Is"y OF l''l-
lnIrr.
hiIsn MnhrI MnhIny i"f Mnnhny Tor
whaling. wh"r- rho viii I"hr 1" ""irn"
In tho hIliuI Iiuriurnr ""li"Hr
John nnd Clmrrncr Uirh"p "f N"n.
pI,rni HuniaY Tho Iu""In 81 w, n,
liinlnp.
Mirn I.nurn Ai"hI,y 81 M"hI"Y'n itIhEr,
nmh Allan I"II" l''''ia"n III l'lIl"h'ih,
wnrn vi"lI,nn at ihr hmm" ~ Z. ! Mob
Icy "u sunday ~fi"r""'".
Gauie" hinhnin al 'i"Ih nin'r, w va
II I,, 4 II eel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
SAND HILL

unuu ma, W w. Aus. I0-~tn
m"-, vI"i"nr "lmm vl"i'"h Ia '""yirn /,
"r M","h"Il "",'"Iy 80 M""h"y' IhS
,uIu drrIr"y"d u"uY UAth" ~ H'nNuh
rrru- nnV",ri fI"iir "f young rH"lt"I
w"," w""II"h AWAY. 1h" l'sh'"'"H
uInyrd hn vnr ~iih ih" inl"rh"n"s'
lirvntnI pul.n war; riIu"h ana W" TIh
n,d IInh Holt llurr orlppl"h "uh VI"
MuIunI Iul"piiou" limos wrf" v"'y '"~
efficient, rrrccIhlly tho ~ nnh a. lines
Ia ihIn vicinity
Thn pnuIor "r Tho NJ, w. church y I,
,I urrnnuI nwuy mn vaopiInn Snh
i,rurY ,nurn trip. nnh tho rul pIt WIZ ""
murpllrh hY ln""l 'nl"ni ""h "'h"i~'n"
uuIiI Hnpi ,uh"r y Mr.. InnaH D"Tr
VIII rnnhuI tho Eorvir" nj y. ~. ~"
AuKunL u, ,
rho Junior NH, rlnrn Of young
I,dinu tnuphi by Mira. Harry Davis mot
ON Tunnhny niHht nnh organized AMI
nI,pIynh for n "hSrior, IN" nam" or rlaH"
viii u" h"cihrh uu dunhny h"Il. Mrs.
Irun tlrurc war nlorinh proHlhnnt; MINIS Z
Iicrrin Anrwrjl. nrntntnni: Minn ll"S"'
WIuIrrr. rnrrolnry nnd virginia Chld-
wrll, trnnnufrr
.and Mil Dr1sfA .
Mirn blgn Dngun nnh rfst"r OphI,
wrrn iha Hunrtr ar Mi"r MIlhroh ma
Mrr. Mnd"iy. no" Howard "n Friday
mIrr"" Ann and Allie" Ewi"I "r
ktuundEvilr, nrr tho GuoHta 1f thoIr
umrI,. Mr. Willinn living.
Mrr UoorHo Mc''urohan has rntnrn"d'
homo from u whit with Mrn. william
Tnylur ~ Irirh IiihKo for ~ days.
Mr. mud Mrn. I'd Null nnh family or
IIu1riwoOd nru spending thnIr vacation
with Mrs Frank Hhopherh.
Mr. mud htrr. Dykon ~ pittnburAh snh
Mrn Iiurt ~ Warrington. Pa. m0thrHh
u" Hnmh nm nnh np"ni tho day WIN
Mr nuh Mira william TurnHr on Hun
Ia HsiurJuy Mr. AMI Mrp g., H.
r.nrIrwInn. hlInr DnEun. MTr. hnnin u,
rhrIhun. virHinIn nnh Flnln f"ld""il
w.rr vi-ii"r1 IN tho rliy'
MIpn Wilma WInlrTn Of l'nfl"rh"n IN
Tho piunI al hnr uncle. Nj. william n
WiuI"ih
Iiu,iy pnvin nnh VIII" war" 'h"ppihG
La II,m .iIY Z. 1hnI nhnY,
MIsrnn i'nih~rii aud f."~in hh"phsrn
wa" ID" nn""i" "r ~" hi"nn" H'nn'"s
ltniinY -.
William rnhnnrnr "nh WI" ~ ""i-'h"'
,tn . dI,I rIuI ,,inInInh !" IA" htnI sli II mi
uml ri"mt 'hn day go !"i'''"'h, :;
Wniin, Miller wa" vl"lin IN "hA~j.
lnr ,ll WrJu""ds Y
~, anil Mra inW"n I"nbinn wsT" 'hs
uurnla ~ urrgn T"s IN Friday.
Mr auh Mrn ! w. N"nt ware ah"pS
plug IN wh"oIinE this w""t.
NtIuH Mildred Hunt who haH bonn
whiting Mrp. " w. Turnor f"r IN" psse'
fortnight. hnr returned To hrr homo IN
Mru. i!d Francis and MrH. Ethel Mo-
Crnrkcn wrro ahnpDing In tho city on;
Monday.
Mir4 Zelda Winters md Miss Bsulak,.
DnvIH arc tho guests of relatives In PAt~i
tcrson and Wheeling.
Mrs. Sophia Oc!ncler was .: OusinssD,
vlatnr I'm tho city on Friday.
Mrs. a. J.. DaEue npont Wednesday
the guest OF MI. Elmer :wMson Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

And don't moan that n Z
HoIdierink In tho regulars

INV This And ] don't moan that ~ Z
rnf fleet ion. HolhierihA IN mo ToouA
buninnHs, w
hunbnud but with tho aid 81 Cupid
I.rjvniu imItharn. ! nnnatnd Hp 10 thn
Lof Ih ortnn at nIHht. lilo silll insisted
ho wnuIh rap.,rL me, Th. old tInaarn,
WIN hnnw mo. nnVornh mo up, AMI all
tho mon wnrn worry h"roni, "hshsv"r
an nffInrr ''ninn along. Ihny would nhh
M orrun" I" gather nrn'nh mo. Ahh liey
did yoTy Iittln aweaIIna " . Follow
forgot nth nut I"nan hn got ""D from
un,n "hn1y. Tim loyalty "f thss" b0vs
I had hnnwn un tho 1Inr'lnr pl"aand mo
worry much aud fInti"r"h ~" lIitiA. j
RuohH.
whore I waa rntoh mn ono nf tho cooks
md lid my rhnro. Hero th"y calico w"
"RIlnnt J0"." horaunn talked No I''tI"
---nfrnId my voIro would hr'rny mc.
Glad that ihey Rnvn mo THIN reputation.
| wnp rrnhy to 1.-Two UP to IL. ~
Fools Husband
Ono day | wnH fold Ing up my blnnknt.
when / saw my husband coming down
bet w-nn tho tiers Of hunlH.
What are you doing hero Rookie
he denim dnd. Don't you know moro
IL drIIl on hnck?"
MY bnclt had been hnlf turned toward
him. l nwung around and tore OH my
hat. My hair had been clippod short.
~ ~" ~, 49," ''
I"" nv wa" r'uI.d ,,r k,dn,." In said.
"rnu'd better B0 up To drill"
nmi The beast } could d." wAs 10 help
'''y"''. 49, 49,, s.n" .,,,,,b IL. wts
".,',I. viii ,u. .s aIuuys ana wus
Gnuny I had u...isd that cry a Ionk
Iin.a. ihink b. ltil. pr1ud,
I"" Ia h""~ hIa Wis would 'ISh -"
much ".'i I"II"" hi'' -" '"' l""' ~ ~
,itI,, .,.,. n .Ii tna .rfI.s.. ....i.n.,.i
-" y, 49,. i."i .".. .iiI
~ ...p i"' ,... !" p" ih'""nh 'ts
sI'"ll" h''iI" -" -hli'':"''' '"' ~"r y"
"'''"' """7h ~''' W." ","' ~ """r
v" '' ~ "s i"'"';H :" "' W
| W. WV
| WI, ,, v,,, 90, ,,,, x,,, ntii,,,.,'.
| +, r.uuv-t,r c-t-A nm ,pn drr
| ~ d"u', hrv- I" W." u .-cnpl one. a
N""h, nn'w"re" I'm w" yet.
~" ~ w wv; Wv 80 n'''"'E.
Il, ,, WV ~ !" W P'' ivy
! Dr coureo thoro wcr, nlvnvs tbe soI-
| dior HnnRr. md va had quito n collection
| W WuHIcnl in5lruWontE aboard, manned
| ny n'nhteurH. vhc DouehDoy VINO had
nrc ,i s ~ ,'",I. 80 ''e =" ~ IN,
| Lo wont big for ,ho hoya ,,-ad tho..
| dreamy tuucs
| 1t IL n strange thing about \ soldier
| mat lie docs not sing tho stuff written
| W. Nun. nut p'"IEIn t"o m n,hr JrIkGI
| snns. IN Eronno nil ho 49,. hanL
/ homo md nor aout o,,inr Tho Roche.
| Yet these boys were roInH TO the
| trenches and that hell with n smile and
| A song. IL any reformer kicks ON that
| cram Rame. he ought TO 10. himself.
The men are gambling their lives Why
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

40 tired OF inhnbltlns that uniform
| knew | would give anything T." f1"l
II little soft lingerie urNI me. and pnr'
hmm hhvr 0n II prlilrnal again. III
though they tell mo tho Elrln down
,enI here don't w"nr amy or them now
.n,lnyu only tho old fnrlIinn"h ElTln.
Under Way
rh, ,nru were ulI around me-. many
| hr,l known In lInuglnn. but they dlh
mot bother with me. hrcnun". ! Eunrr
thcv wr,c NM" blue al lea Wing
lhcmsclvcr, M nnyhnlY was h"rnd Il"
hc 1T u llulc Hike Tint. nnrl ! nupp0a"
u wua tho rnhrr nlm"Rph"r" got III"
to longing for that llngrri" there.
You could hnvc cut II with II hnlr"
Tho old timcrn probably pul m" down
for II aobhy Sammy VIII" had just
Joined. Finally. Strengthened myself
up and thought:
Buck up. You're hell or sol
dior"
looked around. The old timers
who had cumpaiGnrd In the Philip
pines. and some even In Cubn. bhck
In OK, while most OF them had been In
Mexico, did not look sad hut | VIII
say there were dhrnrd few nf them
grinnlne az "" felt the ship SLIP "ul
III that dnck The ynungst"rh, the h"YH
who had lunI come la IN" regiment on
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VII" '"' "'"F. ""' "'''''''n '''' -,
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fhl" J." IN" ~"T '" """' "" '"'
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'h"'" nv" "" ""Ps' NV ""'
ch"'ra W" "''"'' "''',' -
WY '" nE"' WV 49,,
"'' wv ~" @ :.
anu yo" VI WIZ" w" WIZ '"'"
reHthrRed f''S"'' '''""'"'
hghtihV WRh. o't' "'""HH " w N"''' ~
though mn ON Tuner III 'nF "'In!. '"1
name If ho' Spl'n'rS, 'i'"''' W."
n'S i'n. 'al'
pau. buI "oiu S'"' ''"" w,
1 Nv ""Ie' S'u c"' N'' 49,
ann you won h'lo" "o'u' '''"'' Nv
concluded.
Inc case or private Hihlti'''S 'o
minds me OF an army STORY -,
You OBJECT 10 your men u''nh'"t
ASKED lrlcno Oh inc "'oi,c' VI ,,e
Intent on me DOrner one ia! my
private blll Jones mas always "eci "
drlnker' wheh on ,ta'e' al" w" '"'
he Is hhe snl''ieI'
Yes an" lie "'"aSS "1e' ~
vale. "ns"trn 'l,r '"'"'''' ,,,,
Thls h''ru n'hI'h F's 1"'' oA'. ''I
lie wy s"'"' ""'t''' anu NV" ne
"'' hu' cut ], ON ''f' i'"''''' W ~
vat" an" always ",'''''"
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"'''
e" ! c,is,.u,
ing H'"'"' wv 49,,
'" NV "" '' ~
e"'r wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

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III. Vl"'". .....,
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- 4 t"u"'. ~" ~ Nh''''"R ~" "''''
u"rn lu"r'l"r
tnII MnI,l"I 81 Hlri"'"vIll" W."
I,urIurn, ,niir, Iu town P""'"i6"f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

, u nn1 lot n""o "i va h"Fe "'' "
wh"I n""h u ROT '"''" H'''''
ih'" h"T
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w I, hrI /, ,nnn
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""I w"Il """"r ~" ~ NV l""h ""'
f"r thor" Nld"- VI "w"r h'uf- WIN
y"" Tonight NH W" 80" "u"nh ~ !"
nlu" nfi"r llchiT ~" out Your ola
Unnu IL luuhin riGhl hh"r" no.
s" fnr hnd h"pl out "T my nus
band" wnv. h"r"UT" ' w"r nTrnId ~"
nlrhI "rdN ~" I" report inf%"If. "lfc"
know his huii"" pretty VOL "nd wh"r"
u" would hnr" I" u" ~ certain '''n""' !
r"nId "hS1if a." 'hlF. ~ course NJ ""''''
E'V" IN" "racr"' b"' th" n'"c'n'''
IN inc hrmy lR dlh'roh'. "''h ! 'c"'l"'"
ms S"'hlcr framing H'lEh' '"r'" MN
to 90 Whhl nc nI"h | W"hl u" i''W'N'''
when private Smlthcrs hrn"Eht me- tniN
im"SshEc could hardIE whh LOT
lights out =" could sneak lor""r"
I" go" ma '"lk I" him'
OF course We ran AT hkhl WIN WI
our port h"'"* m.SHeu una M S,n'N
ing VIM P'ri''',''" f'.h"r on "'cN ~,
hel"W hi'er ""ih' u III" f""'" '""s
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
By MRS. HAZEL CARTER.

MOTH Thi. II TIA. second
article ia ahe series by Mrs. Han.l Oaf-
ter. vile OF Oorporsl John Garter, U,
=. A. ~hH rt19ed "at a. . soldier.
smaaa1ed herself Ahnard transport
OF the rsrslina napsditiOn aIad va"
A0t discovered Watn nv. days AZ s-a. In
the nrst 'nle. Ars. Garter told how
she oesns with tho tr'I.,ps on the trial"
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naturalization. Ia This srtlots. she
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the transp"Tt.
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TOday'sCalendar
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia and
Maryland Fair tonight Tuesday.
partly. cloudy: little change in tenn
perature: gentle to moderate shift
ing winds.
For Virginia north portion-Psrtly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday; little
change In Temperatures; south por-
tion-eloudy tonight and Tuesday
probably rain: moderate east 70
northeast winds.
Cool weather stIll prevails gener-
ally east OF the Rocky mountains, ex-
cept in Florida. and there were
heavy frosts from New Mexico and
Colorado northeastward into western
lower Michigan. West OF the noun
tains temperatures are seasonable-
There were general showers IN
Texas, light local rains IN Oklahoma,
Arkansas. and the east Gulf States
and rains in the north Pacific States.
Cloudy weather. with rain, VIII
prevail tonight and Tuesday IN the
South Atlantic States. but elsewhere
east Of the Mississippi river the
weather will be partly cloudy.
There win be no temperature
changes Of consequences.
Frost Is probable tonight IN the
upper Lake and western lower Lake
reEiona
The winds along the New England
and middle Atlantic coasts VIII De
gentle to moderate shifting. mostly
northeast and east: on the south At
1antic coast moderate to fresh north
east and east. becoming variable. ex-
cept gentle toSmoderate south on
south Florida coast: on the east Gulf
coast moderate northerly.
Steamers departing today for Eu-
ropean ports win have moderato
shifting winds. with cloudy weather
to the Grand Banks.
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Interesting Events Of Importance
Scheduled for Today.

Concert by United States Marine Band, Ma
rine Barracks. 40 p. m. .-,...., H..
Concert by United States SoldierS HONS
Band bandstand. p m
Neetinx on North washington Citizens Asso-
citation, Gage School. Second and Elm
MAJ club meeting Of Vaughn class. cslvAEy
Baptist Church. at Bliss Electrical school,
Takoma Park. I'D p m.
ship, Thomson School Building. Twelfth
and L streets northwest, $50 P. N.
Meeting Of Petworth Woman's Club, Pst-
Junior suffrSEs League meeting. National
American Woman Sunrage AssoclAuon
headquarters, 1873 Rhode Island avenue
northwest 4 D. m: afternoon tea. In charge
OF suffrage committee, Twentieth Century
Alumni Ass, Xssoeiation of National University.
Meeting OF executive and administrative COM
mittee Federal Council, Churches OF Christ
IN America, Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth
Third rneetinE, Engineers' Assembly, Georgo
Washington University, D. m
Ladies' Auxiliary Of Eagies nesting p m
Meeting of Conduit Road Citizens AssociA-
ton, st. David's Parrish Hall, p. m
Mass meeting. Girls Friendly Society, Con-
tinsntal Memorial Hall. 2. m
Baseball. Washington vs.. Boston, Anerican
League Park, $40 p. m
Horss Show. Eighteenth and D streets,
ASdres.. ssProhibition as a War Measure"
By Clinton n. Howard, before Presbyterian
Pastors Association, New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. II a. m
Nasonic-Potomac Lodge. No. 5, Benjamin B.
French, No. Is: Pentalpha, No. ., and NJ
Order IsrS Of Eastern star-Ruth Chapter. No. Il
81. Johns Lodge. No H.
odd FeIIows-Union Lodge. No. II: Beacon,
No. Is, and Langdon. No. 3.
Rebekahs-Naomi Lodge, No. i, and Ruth
KniEhts Of PythIas-Amaranth Lodge, No. 3.
and Century. No. 20.
Annual meeting Junior Roosevelt Progressive
Club OF Washington. home OF President
Charles z. McGhan, 100 D. m.
NelEhborhood House spring festival, 40 N
street southwest. and p. m
Sale OF curios from war~ridden districts OF
Belgium and France. Belgian Studio. 1e1S
Connecticut avenue northwest, 10 a. ms
D. m.
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The Lusitania Anniversary

Two years ago today, the muf-
fled sound Of a torpedo striking a
huge passenger vessel was heard
around the world. Its echoes will
reverberate down to the last syllable
Of recorded time.
The sinking Of the Lusitania, fol-
lowing the advertisement from the
German embassy warning Americans
not to board the Inflated ship and re-
sulting in the loss of American citi-
zens, including women and babies,
numbering ia souls, was deed that
alienated American sympathy per-
manently from the cause of the CEN
trail powers, enabled Americans to
forego the neutrality they had tried
to observe, caused the conformation of
any violations of international law
that only affected property rights,
and finally was the main contributing
cause for the declaration Of war
against Germany, when that mis-
guided nation justified murder on the
high seas by announcing that it
would be continued without restric-
ton, not only against the merchant
ships of belligerent nations, but Of
neutrals as well.
When the last Of the Hohenzol-
lerns laments the destruction Of his
dynasty, he will remember that the
torpedo which burst against the
sides Of the Lusitznia touched also
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the fuse which finally exploded IN
der the Prussian throne.
A German pastor recently declared
that the mark of a true German was
his absolute justification of the sink
ing of the Lusitania- That means
that the taking of life without law
which is the definition of murder, is
to be justified. That is the spirit
that must be changed if the peace
Of the world is to be insured. II
would be interesting to know what
is the real opinion today Of the mass
of the German people concerning
this fateful international crime and
its eliminating punishment.
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Scheduled for Tomorrow.

Mating of Indiana Society Of washinEton,
white parior. New Ebbitt. p m
Closing number Of season of Bethel Literary
society, Metropolitan A NJ. E. Church,
D. m.
Entertainment by Division No. !. Ladies'
Auxiliary 70 - o. II. for Irish History
study Club. Kidder building, 80 Twentieth
street northwest, SIS p. M
Election of officers. wornen's City Club OF
Warrington. Cairo. .. m.
Afternoon tea and talk on Massachusetts, suf-
fraRe work by Mrs. Frederick p. Baglsy,
National American Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation, 1856 Rhode Island avenue northwest.
IS D. m.
Second session. Federal Council. Churches Of
Christ Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth and
II streets northwest. 10 q. m, 80 and
Presentation OF The Patriot" by Mt. Pleas
ant Players. Douglas Memorial Church,
Meeting Of Colonial Beach Society, Public
Library, 100 .. m
Annual convention. National Fire Protse-
tion Association
Annual review and parade. Washington HiRh
School Cadets, White House EIlipse, 40
$50 p. m.
Second day Of horse show, Eighteenth and d
streets. p. m
Baseball Washington vs.. Boston. Ameri-
can League Park. $50 p. m.
Meeting OF woman's Club Of Bethesda rpsi-
dence Mrs. Wilson offutt. Wisconsin avenue
and Bradley lans. p. m
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LETTERS ON MANY TOPICS TO THE TIMES FROM IT'S READERS

| immune from torpedoes; but loss OF
tug would not involve loss Of life, as
the other tugs and the ship would De
on hand to take the crew in.
Or, perhaps a similar plan would
be for the transport to provide the
ship, on her approach in the danger
zone, with q buoyed submarine net,
Of sufficient length, and to have the
net kept pulled out by the tugs: and
to have the net take the torpedo-ex-
plosion, with possibility OF quick re-
pair. in case OF a tearing of the net
at one point
A number of relatively small ships
could be inclosed In q single log
palisade or net fence. In fact, for
groups Of ships, q number OF such
palisades, q mile long, or more,
might be held in readiness.
On the return trip from England
the operation would be reversed.
In fine, why not, as q temporary
expedient, provide floating harbors
for protection OF supply-ships through
the danger zone?
In case OF exceptionally rough
weather ships would lie OF and on,
In the open sea to await proper
weather.
The floating palisade and all would,
of course, be protected by destroyers.
We could rapidly turn out no end
Of such palisades.
This plan IL along the same line OF
rude expedients as that Of our pro-
posed fleet Of wooden ships.