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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
ELKS' BOND CAMPAIGN
wheeling Lodge Will Epdeavor to Sc
cure Subscriptions Amount
ing to $4,000.

IIrrc ted Ivy Chairman !. j.. Handiln'
n big C"rnmlIt'n IF Nhr"tinc Lodge. No.
IS. Is. /" q. F.lk$ today launch Il CAIN
l.aipn Tor III" sale of Liberty bonds 20
the members Of the lodge. Decision was
uadc his week Ia sell $jh."n0 worth Of
the EnIt"n States war loan bonds 10
members Of Wheeling l"de"
Each III. mhrr of = committee ar sub
committee VIII subscribe Cor ~ least
on. bond and will work until they have
exclusively +" Wh"rllng k:lks. The c"iII-
milic"$ VINO Will conduct the campaign
u'"'
,;cn,ral "nmmi'r"r--pr. -. ". Hur-
't'iS. j. VIA. 'umrnS. .tli"rt Sn'd"-
her. II. - Whitaker. J. bernard llani-
Ian. chairman.
1Er f"Il"wlni. CONFUSE III" $uh-c"m-
milt""S:
Sca,"n. .\lr>anncr. John T.. Arhrnz. pr.
-. V. Ruria;lS. &. II lIrucs. -. q.
G"wn. J. Harold Brennan John j.
:,rnr j. W. tumnlmH. T.. r. carney.
Ihn~. II. r"rr. /. Il. callahan. II. ".
,'"nlrhcN. t'r'ri +. rri"h"r>:. i. y.
Dwight. En>S"n IT, burst. $ K; naw
son. las. DYSON. Harry l.. t."khHri. e. q.
Ei'hilm Harry y. I:hmri&. Goo. VI. Ford.
:. is. Frank. fhaS. y. f'lnl"r. Henry ".
''undl,ne. jacob v. 'iruhh. Earl W.
';r'''n. j. Bernard lInndlan. =. y. iI,nrh-
-. Henry y. ii"ss. J. g. IIcnrn", ". y.
!Iait.r ". ". Irwin. u'haS. ". Jackson.
;:"c. ". l"iI,'rS. John ;tlari-- DAVID
Kr"ns Mark l.: kllhan"w. ti"ora:c l.ut2.
I, l.. l.ehahnrt. y. $. List. l.. NJ. Lem
.m1H i t.. M"rgam. IinIrd MITCHELL nr.
i t. Mnr9"En"r. l.. 4. Marshall. j. c..
No: 22t L.. W. : MrEIrny. J. Il. Nc
':in!.y. ". 81. MrClu$k"y. VIM Ncshitt.
T. T. :ir:inard'. Elnud" r.. Moot. II. s..
uh'rrrrA l'rark i DIricu. thaS.
p'l;rl'n. 'i"" II. Phillips. ". II. rfarr.
l-..""r" F"ul'"m. Wn. UGinu. .Ir.. Or. l..
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L. TIiu'. ir''u f.. It""d. Albert Sn".l"kcr.
!:'rrr q. S'ifrl rhn%. i. Srhurk. Louis
T.. S'hra !"r. ~. II. rrn"y. PEBBLES Ia
lmtu. II \ TH,I"r. Nl"N. i'pd, graft G..
NJ N'$icr. i. :. Whitaker. W. l.. W"iss
". u Nil1S":. Marsh Watkins l.. *.
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Germans Dcmoraltzcd

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III u" lichH! .>i'tp ~! ''!HpI''H EN-
EaI5iioh ron lh"nl ne war + ever.
hnd their relief al beng oui .: :; Ms
OH 700 "pphrrnl.
Il" men "n" had 80 II u'''.l o. H"Ir
military SERVICE on lhn hIsH.":i front
wrrr ~" most d"muTa!i%' -! ri All
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West Virginian Wounded
In the Battle Of MeSSineS

a West Nirsnian, p. S. Ware. OF
Mil Creek. in Randolph county, was
wounded in The great battle at Mcs-
sincs, Belgium, near Ypres, In which
the British inflicted a great defeat
upon The Germans. as told in the fol.
lowing Associated Press telegram:
OTTAWA. Ont. June San over.
seas casualty list tonight records the
following Americans as wounded,
l.. a. Case. Cumberland, Ind! NJ.
D. Fox. Sacramento, Cal; P. s. Ware.
Mill Greek, ". Va: S. McNeer, Lynch.
burg, Va: E. Come, Detroit. and P.
Hansen, Chicago.
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ptrSninq's Arrival.

SSTSnlHH Arrival.
\ BRITISH PORT. June 5. ll:ll Il.
~. Major-Grnerai prrshinS and his
staff arrived here this morning after
an uncvcnltul "Trip. Ali the members
Of his party were in good health anu
spirits. Their ship WAS escorted mo
part by American deSIroyers.
\ hearty welcome w;LS extended to
RI" Americans by official representa-
l!vt'S Of he admiralty. the war olllcc
and tn" municipal au,iIrIllcs me
war office mas assigned brigadlrr
general Of the British army as AIDE 10
General PerShing. Ne took up ms
tiu'Ir> with thr commander III chlci as
soon as III" latter reached.
The formal welcome Ia the Amerl'
cans on The. landing S;as" VAS a SUR
ring $renr. \ guard o. honor COM
posed OF royal Welsh fusilierS was
drawn up al IN" landing with reGl-
mental hand. After General pershlng
had been introduced 10 the military
officer in command OF HE port, n"
Inspected III" guard ut honor while"
the band played The Star SpansIc"
Banner
General rcrShins said 10 The ASSo-
cIa'rd Press:
The trip has been delightful, par
,icularly thu latter stages when We
were escorted through The danger zone
hy our own drslruy"rS. Speaking Tor
myself and my staff. We arc glad TO
Do the standard bearers Of America IN
This great war FIR civilization, The
opportunity Of landing nj british
puri and the welcome We received are
very significant and are deeply anrrr-
.rlal cd. We expect III tn" "OurS'' or
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violence. At the same time there was
a steady shower Of dry ashes falling
over the city
TIL" report says 1t" damage TO The
American legation building will render
II 'unlnhabilabp. but that all The rec
urdS are safe. II adds that all other
CITY property appeared practical ~ UNI
irnable. One important central bust
ness section had hrcn destroyed by
fire. which AT The time Of telegraph.
ing seemed 10 b" unde rcontrol. No
deaths wrr" reported in Ihr minister's
dispatch AS being known a. that hour.
Il is quite possible that further vol
canic eruption. fire or earthquake
might hav" wrought greater damage
after The sending Of his dispatch.
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All Declare They Are
Not in Abduction Plot

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Jun" s. 80 No
Developments cam" today 'ha' brought
nearer RE time o; possible return to
his parents oE limonihs-o Lloyd
keet. son OF J. Il Meet. retired banker
OF Sprin2tie!G. ~ III S"vt11 persons
under arrest - connection with al.
legged plots 10 Eidaap E. y. Clement,
jeweler Of Springfield: Il Springfield
baby, and Il S. LuGi> munitions Han'
ufacturer. those questioned by deirc.
tives today still declared their innO-
cence Of any connection: with the
keet kidnapping. On al sides il VAS
admitted tha' ;Hr mvSt"r; >tli, IS aS
far from solution - al any ';ne s.nCs
the child wa> missed - ;hc ai";r OF
Nav 20
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MR.. BRlTTlNGHAM TO
PREACH IN MORGAN1OWN

pr. Jacob birmingham. rector Of ST.
I.uke's p. f. church. will be out Of the
city tomorrow and in his absence the
pulpit will be occupied by the Rev.
DR.. {. B. Mitchell OF Fairmont.
DR.. Birmingham will preach in Fair.
NOM Sunday morning and Sunda:
evening will preach at West Virginia
university under the auspices Of the
Y. NJ. e. A. His subject will be The
Presence of Christ and the Unity Of
the Church the Only Hope of the Fu'
iurP.'
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BIG DAY IN SALE
> OF LIBERTY BONDS
Many Wcrkm~1 Subscribe a. Head
quarters NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Com
pany Takes So. 900 Worth.

Liberty Hr.,.- y :.rr'run,"-I last
-nignl ~ i.Ii".rt" !..h:t headquarters. -
Twelfth STREET S4;,<crI;.:i"uS. th"'ich
.u>,:ailI ~ small "..'tr;" ir"i'"nS. var,
numerous Man, r-,.!;llu.r SUh~rrit, {.
rc~tcrdg, Gi.,. ir,"t.rS r:.!l.h ~
headquarters IN ;"..,' and Subscribed
for h"f".~ l..s::,r,.ni ait, ru.s"!.
Yesterdays: .'"u;rarit.r ~ charge MAS
w. ". Rachman ,n"i Ncu": Sh:::"r. T"-
idav II" h.a''tii;,r,. - v.ti H.. - riInrS"
OF Mr. S'.nf." anr; Hurry i!nZ.'tt-
Directors - ~, + :,-n"Hi X sons
farking c":nr;uu'- - .. meeting N"~i"r-
day af;crn".... ...iih,.-:2''! " I'll .s.'rII'r !"n
Of $"In"". ;n. '..i".";i i"rn. TIL"
: r"npa-. = as" .."=':rr rs employees /"
buy bonds
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BRITISH HOLD
Continued from First Page.)

Beigians and Germans have been
engaged in violent artillery bonn
hardm"nt$.
Along III" AiSn" front. in the
H.. German Crown frI",r mas
ceased his attacks, bur HE Ger
man and French artillery ;nrlnn"
hnmhardmrntS. Thrrc nh~ been
IN mark, Il ic1ivily in Il" 9th, J.
theatres o. tn" var.
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EXCURSION FOR
THE RED CROSS

r:ir"rs ~ Mh,..iiuc cnmn NJ. -
yesterday informed t!u in"iub"rShll
CHfiipn!Su. committee at Wheeling chap
ter. AMERICAN l:cd ross. ;haG IA" pro-
;i;~ al :, boat .Nr'IrSi"I IT, g" gwen hy
lh. Nunum.u Friday evening. .lum' L.,
w;l} i" turned "N.r t. tn" KIDD cross.
Tn" boat VIII ..s,,, tn" Wheeling
WUaTI that evening So ".Si"rk iIh TIM
K.'iisrr' wharf al $50 "n an '>"ursInn
trIi, down IL" rlN'E. the I'alaiiIl
steamer ii"ni"r. Smith wilt "ary ,nc en-
UurSion.
Mc,ub.r~ - i;h" W"nrlmau camp Wlll
r,.miuc, AN ..rt!v" c;lrp"S n Tor tn" sal"
-: tickets Ia ,,r,!.r - add Il nc" sam L.
TN, Rod Gross funds.
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HIT BY MINE CAR

Sos E.p:o. Is :'"@rS I'D. WAS struck
kv 81 m!as ca: a. The R:chia:d mino a:
- 81 o'clock this morning. lie suffered
several Painful an-asinrs about tho fac"
and orc esr and ct.DtusinGs on his chest
ANA knee. He AIS removed ~ the Mort
Wh..I!ri: hospital for treatment. Tho
Injured miner * n Polish hny vino lives
=. Pj-hIanE
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SOUTH SIDE news
To Take a "Hike.-

Tuesday evening. members OF the
Young Peoples Society Of -. St"ph-
ms Reformed church will lake a
hike" They will board Warwood
car AT the church and 20 10 the end
Of The line where they will walk sew
Cral miles into thr country.
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4--.----.-az--a-a.=--- ---.--.-H..s=...
3o2 9ERMAE PRISONERS

50: FRANCISCO. Cal. Iuno g.
Three hundred AMI twenty-five officers
erI mon OF tho crew Of tine German
cruiser Co:morar. which wan SINK out
s;dn ,hn harbnr Of Guam. ~ prevent its
seizure Nv the United States when war
WIS declared. arrived a" prisoners o.
war at california port. FIFTY marines
we're in charge Of the Germans.
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VIII Return Monday.

Rev. August {. Ra$ch-. secretary. OF
tho district. and pastor OF st. Paul.
Evangelical church. and Fred Hert-
!ein. lay delegate of the conGre CATION.
wro are attending tie annual confer
nnce of the district al Lowell. Ohio.
Will return home Monday.
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SWITCHING cAs1PA1cr noxoAy

F:oya nj ti!!s 81. 'rAt Ia. AK, : a.:
ter ami hi.ssa ir:rs. Wa desire Z. learn
tn. ART II ~Hr:"rnHtS. fHn. Iv n-.Xi
Monday nlornin" n = "'fn.'A. w;I,r the
city-W.he SHtrn.Minc ,a'tu,.c:, a; the !.
n <. y. Will b., stur:c,i. 'i.lA classes
will DO under tn. .dlr",;.'.f; e: Pa. =. +.
Miller. This Y. VI. maEaH. tncnt requests
that the boys REGISTER -, Sntn ~ pos
-sihls IN ords5 tn.h"Nr :i'r! Assigned -
their Iiffcrcrl, Ola
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Pershinq's Task.

PARIS. June S.-5:l5 A. N.--Gen-
era Ptrshing's task in France was de-
scribed as a most arduous one by Cot
onel fabry in an interview with ~.
preventative Of the Petit parisien
Colonel t'abry said:
1T is not an cXpeditlonary corps
thai will be sent from the United
State but ycritablr army which will
be- increasingly swrllrd by fresh con.
lingrntS and is destined 10 occupy an
ever increasing front
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LOST PLAYING OUTFIT

NEWARK. y. J.. Jui'> STA. N-',ar.
club Of "a" inccrnatic"'H l..Lr.ie los. -
OUTFIT q: bats. gi""es nd s,i""o on 'h-
trip from Richmond. Va. ami WAS ~
chic I" p!1" t"'!a:s S~:,'da'"': gr,re w!'h
Providence. \ |"Ubi" hca%e: wil 10
MA yed -orrn--ov-
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Busy With Cantara.

Membcrs ni 81 Stephens choir viii
prrspn, a beautiful cantata. entitled
Noah NJ the rehabilitation Of the
chErCh Jllv s.
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TO win. Two days ago my division
was made IN Of three splendid Ger
man rrgimeills. We saw these men
shrivel up in hurricane of fire with
which We could not possibly compete.
Now my division exists no more
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Has LARGE Staff.

WASHINGTON. Jun" s. 1900 Major
General PrrShing. whose safe arrival
in England is recorded III The furr%O-
Ing despatch has with him lbs nlii.
GERS, enlisted men and otNIrr attaches.
The party sailed more than Il week
ago without any publicity hcin" given
to their departure despite ihc fact
that il was known 10 som" American
newspapers. Here, again, rs was The
case with thu French and British mis-.
sionS, HE newspapers Loyalty coop
Grated with the government in Il vol
untary censorship To safeguard the
passaG" Of thu American officers.
Ia official quarters the departure
was SO we'll surrounded with secrecy
that within the last few days. many
government officials had been asking
hen General pershing wnuid sail.
The party made the "trip On SChed
uled tine. II WIS learned today thar
the government had advicrS Yesterday
that the vessel on when they crossed
WAS on time. relieving any anXict!
that might have been lclt.
Reports from Paris yesterday said
sites for the camps OF American troops
haG been selected. Presumably, Gen
PcrShng will inspect these and max"
ARRANGEMENTS for the reception ~ his
troops. No announcement as 10 the
composition OF The American fore" or
when il may be expected 10 reach
France has been given OUT beyond the
original statement that Il division ut
regular troops supplement I'd by reci'
menl of marines would b" sent at the
earliest practicable date.
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sourHnAS Associates.

Birmin CHAM. I. NioaL.e. ;.
Atlanta. 4.>sv Orleans. I.
Memphis. >. CHATTANOOGA. n.
Nashville. :. i.'tt.s ttoc:. ).
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CENTRAL LEAGrE.

Fl. WAYNE. l.. Springfield. :
Sc3th R"E>:. :. ravtan. q
Richmond. : Grand Rapids. >.
Evansville. 3 .Masxescc. y.
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GeneralR Nominated.

WNSEINGrUN. .Iun" S.--;'r"S.'!.':;;
Wilson today a"in:nai:I th*s" nr!Eadi"r
generals 10 be m1jrr S""c"diS
E.ghtecn colonies We" promoted L.
be brlgadiers Th"$ are
Edwin +. Glen. I"hE Hide. Gra:y =
Hodges. Jr.. Adrirc"t '':cakh.ts. VIII
itHn Il. Sage. Omar Bundy. Richard NJ.
l:iutc:t"ir' ra"id {. Sharks. k"r"ri l..
Du!lnr,i. Augustus r. RurksnlA. r;""rl.'
=. Bartlett. Joseph r. nirkm;u. !ivnry
r. Ai!"u. |hnse w. Kennedy. Harry {:
Haia, Samun! D. Sturgi&. William Il.
Wright ard po:ion {. March.
In nominating thrs Eew mHjo:' ga.
erals and Eighteen br!Endi"-S tr,;1E
President Wilson dis r+rar,.rG "H.vi'i
seaioril: and went down iato the AS; TO-:
live wigs" for the greater army.
In addition 20 the arm p:nmhiiorr.
more than zoo officers Il IA" navy w"r"
advanced 10 higher grades nT"rg ths n
Captain Hugh kndmaa. who becomes II
-Cur admiral
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MoRE AMERICAN SHIPS.

PARIS. June S.-An addit IOnal Ann
crIrdn uutIlra a.: d"Strr%"rS nud i'h!r"l
boats. TO co-uperatewIth French forces
IN tnr English channel ana IN" Atlantic
is expected shurtl:. according 20 ih"
Natin. The pap"r says hat nave, bass
have been prepared :" srC":rtT"Gai" NJ
American ships.
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AMERICAN Assoc5.r,o-

Kansas; cit... :. 'Nais:nb.S. :.
Minneapolis. :. -o.rd~. :.
milwaukee,. e. !.pCi5v.i;e. ?.
81. PAIi. !. indianapolis. ,.
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Killed in Mine.

On Thursday evening. about $50,
Henry Obcrfe aged Is Years. OF 1917
.Wrl2eI street. WAS found almost
crushed 20 death hy "A stone that had
fallen upon him three hours before
while he was working in The Gibson
coal miur near Roegs Run. He died
a few minutes later. He leaves. beside
his wife. three sons. Lawrence. George
and Henry. of this city. Five brothers
and one sister also survive. They are
Frank. Alder, and John, Of this city;
William. Jf Eiverriew: Louis of
Cleveland. and Mrs. Fred Locker. Of
Wheeling
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PERSHING AND STAFF

(Ccp tinued From FIRST Page.)
soma. Interest, each sizing up the
i..Nr.
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SAN SALVADOR
CONTINUED. From First Pagc.)

r"lrgraphrd ih,. president II Salvador.
ulrrrinY aid IL" has Ordered 'hr or
%anlzatiur of relief countries to
send help 10 lhc suffering ant ne
homeless
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GrHnSeiaeuibums iisb.rtrasnnssH.
giueianati, 10. Suui.

Senrp z. Risrmnnn an Sciepb :.
auusIer, 80 BEL 80 ;Jub an Der Rorbs
isits Der slttinion Strabe biIosnb bic
2Ots 33 unb "a in :. 9. DbesIsr's
llnterdbtbeiluns 81
9bilip ). 8ebsr on gfnno Deber,
q BEL 100 aub an Der Weitieite Der
9enibup 4ns, 80 5ub n6roIi4 DpH
Der Ra6el Sirabe in Camp Woibinss
ton 81.
Wiami. pfibenreiter an 6enrp Q.
5nposn. so bei 140 6ub on Der Siib.
stite Der Srop apenue In pIedfdut
Ribss 81.
Wursnret pfisnrtitsr an 5snrp y.
Sabben, 80 6si 140 5ub an oer Siibs
feitt Der Srop GpeTut IN pltoiant
Ribse 81.
@orearet Chad on 2t35ie uno
Gront areib, 35 BET 81 SUB on Der
OiFeite Der garthdge g}itt, a Tub
u5rbli9 Der @eii Gir0be 81
Mmanba SHnjfer an Msnirm q.
aunlberi, aprtrait gum gerfnuf 122
BET 625 Gub ON Der meifieife ber per-
i&<lI Aberiis IN Alaht{ {numak fnx So
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Sas SnnserseipeHk in Jrauf.
reid.
Qmig. 8. WRai.

VGriE, 3. Ufdt-
Wlsbr unb m.br riidt dud irJrunss
reid bas problem Der 2ebeIsmittfb
berfotgung in ben gorbergruno. Dds
ausbIeibea ber miIitGrtiten GutiAeis
hung, bic out Iansen 5erIniu GneeIegs
Ten arisssriiituneen ameritas, bi. ans
bou.rnbe Sntsniitdi oes llntsrxeboots
trissss brbeH bic lIsberseugina Don
elmer ii9 sufpibsubeu ariie aiif Dirtb'
ftaftIifem Gehttte in peite goItss
ir,iI. eetragen. Bran ent3isbt Hiht
ung.ftraft Wilionen bon prDbu5eutsu
ibrer idglihen arbsii ddrsibt bic
.Sumanite-), Der elugenbIid mub
einir.ien, no ii6 Der ausfaIl an Rabs
runssmiti.ln uiIb gpbTioffen NRbar
madN. gDu miiHeu beuis ben Utntb
baben, BEN aaHbe 81 fasen: bds ees
b,nsmitieIproblem iptrb fir uHs beis
nab. sbenio bedngitissub tDie fur uns
fere gesnsr.r rub Grneii Snbei isfiiIl'
birt i'm .Gclair-: Der araftanfiponb
Der 3eritorung, bem bic yldtionen feIf
boIb brei Sahrsn iih bIin6lines binge'
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