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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
rHE "DRYS" FLIMFLAMMED

When tho Senate passed the amend-
ed Sheppard prohibition constitutional
amendment Tho lntelliEcncer re-
marked that 1t was hardly possible FOR
tho House, which il largely anti.liQuor.
to- give the denatured resolution re-
snectful confederation. The action OF
the House Judiciary Committee. who's"
chairman Is n dry" advocate. IN post
poning consideration OF the measure
until the next regular session OF Con-
gfess, In December. yeritles the cor
RICHNESS Of that observation. which
was based on the belief that the llml'
tS1ion OF the constitutional require
poentn tackled onto the RESOLUTION would
bs wholly unsatisfactory to the rhdl-
cal prohlbltiGhista.
The lnrelligcnccr auaprcieh thai the
cay t.,ponlIIon nf The question by Tho
ssnnte Indicated that rnIurlhinE had
b..n done To the original resolution
which made IL Pi 'l'allJ hni ii'i'an W.
tHp ll,l"n ,'affi". fh" h'""'" VA"
s,uofn au.lurIn Ia tr- ili "f ia" ii"ihi"
sIttnn p,"hi"m lima, II n"n '"h'"in"i
a hs,,,t ririnr ,l,o f'i""'ln 81 r'''i'll'llI''"
. fuI, drnI III" it"''llnr "'"""'l"'"n'.
which I,nto rIonnIiIo Al h'"'. ""r
tho trick that rar,loh h"po nnh 20
lut~lng To Tho ll'Iu"r """r a"n inhIg
nation 10 Tho tonta ~ tho ru'll' 81 dry
k9rce"
We arc not IncIrrh /" h"linv" tn"
bargc that tho R|Iy"nr claus" 'H'"r'
Ipralrd In tho roanlutlon was wilton
80 tho brcwrrH' attorney. bur thor" can
br no question thnt 1t could hardly b"
Improved upon Ind It been Indlt"d by
that pcrHon. An II RtnndH 1t la not II cred,
table performance" Tor IN" S"nni" In
,eyadlng tho true issue by trICk"ry. Tn"
only thing for tho House To do Is to
meet tho qucatIon more honestly by
eliminating the limitation clause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04

Well. air. I'm tho nmrprIH"rt man.
| reckon. IN New canaan.
The wonder ls know enough
To como in when It's rninln.
Looked into the window
nf the poRiuffirc today.
And there | saw poster
Thmi was pninlim' right my way
with his long. nrrnsin' nuRrr.
And hts fierce nr'uSin rrrH.
That secured /" turn mni follow you
In n wny TINT | hrSpiSo.
'rhrm ! hogan Ia wonder who
RI" artist had In mind.
Nnd whnI hr wna Hrrunln' or
a. II hn rnIlinI nnh
\ soul l." stop nnh h"nr I" him.
rnya. "l'Il hrI nay hat
'rhrrr'a annir. mean ruaa In this her
THAT l"'r -r"lnlin' mt.
"Whn nrvrt n'om hir d""iy clear.
B,l done lila l"Iu'lrnt }'I
IiuI ,nrl, sin,"'I tent 1" hi'"
Amd nIrhiy uul'h y"t l''t
h.rL " nr",I" f'I s"I''
That ,nIn"I.".L ..,,iIh h'.
A,nI nn"IIr r"I "i'"ih
that tn..IIr. ~ ~"'' 49,.
r.." H'"t 81 ih' NIr ii"'i'..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04

nil, Tint ono Of our own Hh"uIh Ill"
rnr lnch az attention.
iIcrc In Went VlrFInln w" wnu' |"
rullrt cvcrv worker who In nn' NJ
rnuhy working to full cnpncltH. hh'
rrrpto IhuurnnhG moro, W" whhi w
emilia, tho r"rviccH of Cv"ry ncho"I girl
md every arhuul hoy. nr ~" S1h""y
rrhnoIg. I'm ihIH work which !" mn
urcrgsnry M trench nRhiinR
DoyT can and do roll hhnhnRoR'
collect old linen. pack for Fhlpm"nt
and gct IN funds to buy mnicrlalR.
A hnsr ball game In ono town h'a"c
II hundred dollars.
I'm The country hOuRrn In WrRl V1r-
rinla are vnBL stores OF old cotton
and linen and hands TINT cnn 90 inc
dninticBt work.
This war Is our war and every
ilghtlug man saved IL soldier gam
ed Eighty per cent OF the wonnn'h
30 bnrk to fight ngnin II they arc
curcd for Mt once and saved from III"
drndly rnngrcno that has killed most
Of The victims Of this war.
rhr y0nnK people VIII" hr" taught
ia do thin work, who are given their
right To work for their men. WIN"
hnyn actually with lhn work az lh"iT
own banda rIhunchch wound 'hh'
.nn tuhrn to rave America Tree nave
Inhrn II real and vial part im TINS
wnr
We need money Ia lhiY ne" hihI'l
lnIr IT, =" uuI lntn III" country !" h"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04

Illuminating iI" hpIhIIIlE '"''' ~
inEH at the American bO'lN pHFN'"'' !"
truptH NOR" 81 I"hn llIiln 10 ''"''"
our boys Into II h"InlIlhll'r al Tue "'"''
hnnd anu III" H'i'hE'h -"h''" 49, @
uf lh"lI rights hh 'Illh'Il" 'h'
In our hlEh hrh""l" "l'lI III" Wv" ~
body in "r th" az" nht'nI niE'h'N y"
IunnhlnE universal ANA l"Il'''N So
/ lrmInIlL"h training. IT In '"liIl'''"N "
able To- hr upilunnI vnlunlr"i hhI ~"
! phnIi"nll" competitive II''',''' ~
Ills thai hf1llrl the mass al me l''''"
irhl Training prevailing Va "'Ii cor - -
nnd uur universities n" I"I i''"'",
! training. ann and 'lir'iI'iln". lh' ,,'''
! innIItmII"u wh"I" Ih""" ll""'' '''
! NV" requirements obtain h!'
Paint, Ann"I"ll". virgin" an 80
'riiluir ia" West I"ln' st we, '''''"
i"rn"ll AMI lh' fl IF"'' """
Imi,lir mlllinIi '"ll'r"n "hl' u az ~"
'rltrnlIY d"'"i"d !" TIE "F'"''
lev r""r"n mf Tia" ""r"II"' l"'''t'"'
directing In'lvI'i""I 'mI''r' h' 80
I"d"I"I r"N"' ""'"' '""'' NUM- ,
liz nnll'iin'III ~ p'h' n'' " " "''''''
emergency 49, ~" '"nli"nl '"'''
| II la hIri, Il'm" 80 I"hl l'" "i' -"
, diilrnnl h"E'i "i ''''''"''''"
'tl Itnr ''.l !" t''"Ih Vac. h'"'' ~
"im"ll ma" ""'h'''"'" 80
IuI" 81 hIluN : """"' 80 81 80 '"' ""
runtu" |" lh" li"|l'h I'",''
"" AZ" "n IT," "V' ct Wv" = w
rulInnr" lat" lh" ~"ilh h'lh ~ ''"''
80, u ..rnI,, commencement" "Iih w. r""'
I"r"iIi'"" md "" 'm''I h'"''H p"l"'"' '"'
I,l "" ~" "uull'I"l Witt '"|"'""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
.P|TTSDURG LIES
WRECKERS INDICTED


SEW YORK.. AmY d Following
nrrrrI rrrrinn nr The New York county
grand Jury. indictments charging ErAhn
Inrrruy w"rn returned tohuY hkhihAI
Clarence j.. lIirirnyr. hln NON hnII"th'
nnd ,.rurEr r. MunIEumrry. 10 '"hhn'-
hon with the wTrrkIuk. OF the ''th'
hurEh I.Ifn aud TTnni r"InphIS'
IIrn'h wnrInnth wrrn lIntnrhIh'"P IN
rir.d and Mnni snmrry wan lnhrn nv"
.,urlmI, i'utinn"i for tho ltlrhH")rH ""
IIn,d tho. ,.niII thai HIN 'IIrhi" WI
.I 81 I"~n hui would I"i"'" "n"'
n,rk nu.i nutI"ud"I lhn lh'" IMAM
,.hnLrn Ii,r ur will "lIlih'""'"a w.
$40 non nnn'Ir II"iu III" LII" anu '''"'
,.uut,nu} nnLnIIIitItnh l'"hhr 81 '''"'
InIn Vntu', "uI "linl"lnr 'h" ""'''r
i.,,, Tito huliiinr undo' fal"n ""s"'
'tI, M, L,,,rr md Nu,i r"nh"'P 81"
nmw ,n.Ir, iIh. non h"u'l -" '''''"'"s"'"
,..In,mr.I nrnInni Ihnu !" il''"h"'a"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04

You can distinguish II Cornell ninh
'pmong huy prUuu rumpumu Uf NM
rrraity Undergraduates md even
among lhuHr who hnvr been nllnnll Tor
n number OF years. TIL" invnr. mn one
mny say. inniH Ihr only mInlhh" "h"
can puanihlv mnh" in To lnh" the '"i
nell Innn Tor Wrm Painter III" car
Irn hiunrlr with The hninr rIr''l''Hh
the rhIIIr fuli lunH"d awrll az me 'h'h' T.
The came r'IuhrriI"rn Ut hhuhi'I'l III
nn" Win The bearing thai ll"''h'h'"
him every Ia u man hl"nth "ih'II
,lih HAT ruI him and fnI all III" 'ni
nell nIudrIIn Of ihr future. when To-"
rutiuirh wIIh Tia" foundation lhn' hI"l'
rntnrII the InrIlluII"u II In Tia" rI"Hi
aI.u thuI rvrIy In"inhn'i nf iln "ltml'Wi
".hy uurl IL" nuh I""i !" hlll'"F
n,nI"ru If training and uu'l"'G" " '"I
InIu ru,nr,Ir II inlllImIY htIIi
ImupuI" The nlIuirul 81 the ''"h'l'
tyne will him who Ia l"rlI"h hy VI
Iuyd I thrown az matchmaking az
IlnIvnIi
Ia II rt"uu 81 ia rluh"nIn "h'"ll'"'l
l." IL" fi"IhIunu rlnrm group al -"
u,iu,ni"d n,fu IN, ih" pI""lnE "hh ''''
native I.,iIml uI Ih,h liv"n " U'''"
,m"io than f'rir mn" "l th" ""'"h"'
wut" nntur th"ii h'"li"r Ia " n'n'"'"' :
!. Inarh unaIuI, - Iu IL" IU'lr""'l 80
nIlimu Thir ri"ur in thinning h"'"'"
81 nnuIIiIr ~hl,h VIII l'nh !" h''"'"'
v",r,, So III" l"uIn 3" hY ~ fh'h
rr"mp 81 iit nt'uliul" lli'" hI'h" N"''
~ hn,w l,dp" 81 how /" ~" lh"lI h'"I
Irr rImu,tir :" how I" n'""h M
rtInlphi
IInIynId han tn rvnlrm at I'hr"'' 81
training i,n,h nH'h H"Ih ~" "'"u"'h'
rvihrnru uf IIr merit" ~ ''""h y
rIIlIrIr,ur ~ IT." mmiIiruini"r npI'll"'
pul ~, much Ia IlnIvnrd II" '" wv
n,hnmla preparatory t." III" In"n'''N
unIvrrnIiy Set Ih" hu"i' '"ii' i""'"
remain WhuIrv'u III" '"Inll ~"
dent uny hnli FUN ~" |" in"'i l'h'"
lIuu. Ihr IuTu"ll rynirin al HIIll'h'
training trhrr hlr iu"I" a. lens ~
Insrd tnIIrurI' body unh uhh"r 81 "
The NJ rrqrlnlu"I Of II uinu ''ui "'h''
uIrnt unlvrirlIirn. With p"rhnr" some
t.w aud lurmunpI",Iu'in "H'rlh'"''h.
either I"uv" lu hts option Ih" ~"
drul'r ,uluruIInu IL hlr hudy at r"uulIr
ct hun IL. rnTi at ia" 'uIih'hIi" "
nLpIrd nmuIul 1T uhyni'nl ''"rci"r
~ hI, IA H. M NOR" Intimately 'hhhhl
nnI~I vuh The hi"'lrItur "T his mimi
nIih rplilI lhn"r l.. The l"b F"II - iiIh'
tnlfurmr la IurFiup ynuI uI"ruinE lie
~ III" ynNuiuE I'.IIirriulnI -" nlu' u
unhuuully TnI I'll" rr"wnlnr il"Il'h
oI uur hurnI"h educational Hvnl"Ih so
Ini ~ they uuIl0Iink" lu prov III" INV
uIp,lr rnuun Tot Ih" uL"nn "nhh
In uIr uubli,. .,'huulr v" hnl" made.
here, hnd thee" nr ia" HihIrH hnd 'lll"n
have nrrn CONS HIlmm"i al il" Il"hl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
WILL. TRY IT AGAIN

II Ia inliImnirh HINT another attempt
will be Inntl" To pnru lnw creating
a Joint committees ~ tnngr"gp on war
expenditures. IN nm independent mons
urr. The a,Irr"nd"r Of TIA" Srnnl" con
fcrcra on tho food control bill Ia tn"
Presidents personal objections To II
like provision in that measure was pa
trlotic under tho circumstances. It,
WAS found to h" impossible to- move
the obstinate objcctor. 80 the Senate
representatives on the conference com
mIttce rGceded rather than endangcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
AN URGENT APPEAL.


r" tho Ig,Ir"r "r ~" In'"llIg"u""r.
Sir.
Thc NniInuuI surgical Dr"nHInEn
committee wlrhou 10 nnununC" TINT
II Inns boon mud" II Nnllnnnl hnS'l-
Iinry ut tho ltrd trunH. Will" r"thln-
Ing iln own identity md organization.
The PnrIH bureau under tn" dIr"c-
ton ur Mira AuHiin NJ formerly, hnH
hrrn made The Surgical Dressing
!Srrvic" Department Of til" American
Rcd trnsH In France.
A prrrnnnl letter from Mrr Aust In
under the dnlc ur July 9Ih mnk"H II
direct and poignant appeal !" Wrnt
Virginia.
Mrm AuhIln nnld
"Thr WORK ur the i'nrlH dlHtrihIl
lur nnlinn Ir ar nhn"rhlnr Inherent
tn only drawback ir that h"hIi" al
wnyn RUM ahead Of what VIZ NJ" hhI"
tn nrrnmplInh HuppiI'n a." '"'nlmE
lew hrIr and The wrrL"In fi"ml lh
nrIIvr The dcmhnhr uI'nn ,'n al"
very heavy.
I'Iirrn have ruu" nj, go fnI lhhl Ih"
rty now ln that IT Am''II'h doom NOT
rnurly The h,rplinI stun, TIA" d'"r"
inns. Ilh"u uul Ihn uIl"r h"'"nrnIl"n
they will not Ir nlrl~ I" f""h III" men
Tile, government nll"wnn'" pei h'h
In un Iuurrr ruHl,irnI viii til" Iti' "
nr everything h"mhI"h
rho hnudnEu rllunil'Hr ir =" lnTiII''
Client Tint II wntIh l." ridi""l'Tn "
IL were not lrnrlr W. recently hnl
a rcuucnI from ono Nrnriinl NJ ~"
front for nv" tlIuurHul lhmlnr"r.
and wv were nhlr To- H"nd on" one
hundred The huGpllalr wn"h AN"
use over nraIn All they can hnl thor"
Is n certain mortality In hnn'hr"H M
In everything clue. AMI ~" supply
ururunrhrg Ihr demand in IN" pro.
portion above"
IF II could So" th"S" dlS'r"HHilI
pIncra WcRl Virginia would Ito every
thing It could to send over supplies,
This demand will grow Errni"r
with every day OF thr war hS our
own men 60 into action. 1t IL unthink-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04

HE food r"nlr"l features 81 The hllI
IhrI, IT, II nrrd f'u "u'h II I"Ni"" 'nF
Innid mhirh VIII Ia II" Innnm"r l7''"I
Irir wiIh To" Iu"I"Enl|''" ~ lh' I'""
ilcnt in quito IT hIn nml'nI nrr,rIl Ion
~ the. "unIinIy
nnnnI Inw tells III" rnrIish l'nrli"
,nrui TINT The. Iurnl cost III tn" wnr Il"
Grcnl britain thus faI hnn h""T A'H.
Gao 900 900 amt his pr"d"""rn"t in
the Esrhcuu"r predicts that II will
take aO.nnn. OUn day T." curry on hos
tilitl"p This would mean 1900 .uhO.-
600 II year. Tn" estimated cost I" tn"
United SIutrE for our frat year Of war
fare Is something like 1900. 900. h0h,
England ha4 II parliamentary govern.
mrur. and every pcGny of II" war
money Is expended under The scrutiny
O.. Parliament itul it is certain ihhl
the American prUpl" will not consent
10 expenditures far III excess " those
Of England for war purposes unless
they can have It portion. AT lcnSt. of
pie POSSESS It Il not too much to
Ray tint tn" future ui The nation, IN
every IrrIHlnilN" aspect. at least. de
ponds Ia larr" m"ahlIrr upon tn" man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
Il,urE Yrhu DEGnEEn.

rUINt'ETON. N, J.. Aux. ".-"J w"
,IrcIrInu nr th" rpnclnl i'r'nr"'"n FAC
uuv ruu,mIttrr appointed 10 cons'h"r
pruhIcnrn nrIElng out ~ w" W.. NV"
uuy nrw got their dogr""R NJ fr'hn"-
ION university In thrc" years lh"te"d
ur rnur ThIa will 10 obtained by 'p"'
ciul inicnaIvr Cn,Irso OF Rtudv ana
work during part Of thr summer Vaca-
lions. For the men who have not com'
pIrird their college coursc IL Ia tho
unIycrsity's intention 10 present spe'
cIuI engraved war certificates setting
forth TINT tho holder was 4 student
in good and regular standing and LETT
to enter HIS country's service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
M:ADOO CAUGHT OtIHHINU

u rormn that Ihr ',turInni ril"li"n
gnlng on In tho cabinet In nh"ui /"
come Ia hrnd n" tnr nr Nv" mnrn
hcra nf II nrc concerned H"rir'nrY
Meade" md ;!r"rctnry Il"hfiolh. The
urinrrrln between ,hrer two "horrrv.
Ing DomncrRtn." mnrv"lnua /" relate.
spring from the innrdinat" nud M
prrmcIy ridiculous presidential ambi.
tionH OF the rresidrn,'H son law. This
revelation will cOnvuls" rather than
agtate tho country. II cannot help
but provoke the saddcSt hearts To
laughter. 1t Is said that tho row be-
tween Redncld and McAdno has
reached q point where one resignation.
at least, must result. Naturally 1t will
not be- Papa Wilson's Eon-in-law who
will retire
It Is said that from The beginning
OF the war and even bcior" lh"r" has
been friction between the Treasury
! Department and III" Department OF
con,.r,. yhich cuInI,,t,d recently
Min nradon winning in lhr pIan to
nrnyId. insur,nc, fur ,h,. soldiers AMI
..iI,rs unih d.nurImruI, wanted
,,,,,I r,rr,.d irtn effect, Ihts in
... ,I,u ,rt,ud.I Io Iuk, the.
,,,,... t ~. ,I, ,y,,,,u ar ururI,u,n
,, ......., ,.,.,,,,.,,I ,,,,uII,IlII,n
,,,. ,,, , .,,,,,,,,lr,u hin,
,,..,,..,......,..,,,.. ,,,,..Id,.,,Ii,I uu,,I
,,.., =. ,..n anal u,,.oIL,.,LloI can
affiliate. ,,,,,I, NAT ,,Ir,, i,, - L,tI.,. ru
uu,,I ,,r II,,u th, .iIrr..nIIInn 81
,.I,I,,,,, ,,r ,I,LI,,n Of Iuo,,,nu,, ond
,,,,,iI,,, r., unIlIIIr T., rnIdI,,u
and ,I,,I, hamilton
,, n s,, ,,,Tr,II, humnu In, 81.
,,,, uo,,n,lL ,,IIr.lIn, ,u Hr,r,Inry
A., ,., t,I.i, Mia Ir,,,,u,,,, mimi
,,,,,.,u,., -. II ,.,n vn,lrL. nr,i hy hio
ncn,,Irrul rho Nrr,rInry IT III"
i'rrcnqury it charged With npprnprint-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
WIFE OF "SAMMIE"
ADOPTS BABY GIRL

%EW york. Aug a. Mrs. ~. IIni e
,i.,,, r;rc,n,. Of I:r""klvn isn't going 4"
hr lonely when h'r husband E""H To-
Irrrurr she hnn nh"Ii"tl hhhS Elr'
.u,L ndvInrs other women whose nus
brndn arc aulhirrs to do the same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
Ripping Rhymes
ny WALT MASON
LOST YOUTH.

"Ir were only young unrr more,
Luw wuIld wnhn IN l'riIHnlnn gore
If w"r, only twenty three. 81 mn ~.
no, u.,rd 10 be-, how ! would wl"Id my
iIuiLtInr sword nmh IhrniyHr ia" I"I
.lunu huliiri IT ! were nul al lhlllIlE
rlJ;hI and lr my whlnh"in were MOI
white. aud If ! had II" h"iIii'i""lh II
kuru how rnEcIb III "r""' III" h"h,
with my lHTu. duIIhl" action lane" ANA
,I,Ir,. IuynLria uuI Of France NUS
,,,Iy dny hrnI aid n'u' h''wniI lh"lI
arc and weep again h''I at. "h.
,rurrnIlu lnrr' i"u 1Ill may h'Ir
I'M Jniy vnyr Ia" r"IIn II cash ~"
.r.n Y,n hoard may Il" mr"" "'I '"n
Hmm He ruurd il'ri vhl"h"Ir 40"
ram, I.,-,r InIl wh"u hnrhInr /" Ihni
r.nI 81 ,nIi 'nuI. lif'hi''", "" would
.u,,Iy I,,r,, uuIIi II I"nr rh'"" YOU
,Iuun y,u rInnh I'D I"Il""n r'"" II"
.rry "ru'd hIrrri nnl III" h"H "I'"t
,I,- lint v.Erm yuu d touch "'If l""
L,,uI,r lint IT, uu"lit"r lhinr. Pnd
,u,,Lr'" bh hnw thu 'hIldI"u nIu"'
,,I,uI,r II,, rIu.nupr HlI"h WIN NM.
.Ii,I fire wlu tell all div what 'h"y
y,uulI do IT they wrI" 1w'Tl'f ''h' ~
,y,, and who ghrinh NJ Huh 'nh" nwn'
if nrkrl Ia h"ip ! NJ ~ my
vurlhy Amy "au"" hos" h"f""H
hrlIlInr with their inw"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04

lion lhuI The IuihcTn 1nhI l"hlrn. That
"t.riInnny i""h up arms In h"f"nn" "f
Ir IlhrrIy na,d Undergraduate" AMI for
the integrity Of lta lrrrllulicr.' II ln
pnlnl",l "IiI TINT II was n '"f"nn" ct
"llh-rIy md Independence" which wnH
Threatened by nnh"hy. Tor tn" 'int"E
rlly Of lrrrilurlrE. which wan unlVCr
sally recognized What consuming
dupllclly' Turning To tn" plant tool
"f drupotIrm. the ItcIchgtnR. md quot
ing 1t. The ItnlchHtng lnhnrH for p"nc"
and II mutual UNDERWRITING md lnHt-
Ink reconciliation among the nn'innh.
Cot Harvey g,hmpa upon It WIN h"lh
feel In this Wine after hire" y"nra
OF horror wnuIonly inflicted upon mn
unnr"ndinE world. when hop" "r sue
crn- through terrifying Tia" w"iil by
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-06
REGISTRATION RIOT
 AT BUTTE, MONT.
State Troops With Fixed Bayonets
 Cleared the Streets.

Butte, Mont, June 5.-A parade of several hundred men and women, who appeared of foreign extraction, in pro- test against registration, started a riot here late today.
 The paraders, all shouting against war and registration, had gone but a short distance when citizens began gathering, blocking the passage of the paraders. Policemen who attempted to break up the procession were attacked by the women marchers. Several shots were fired, but no one was hurt.
 Mayor Maloney, addressing a crowd of 2,500 persons, announced that he would give them IS minutes to dis perse. State troops who had been held at their barracks were ordered to clear the street and with fixed bayo- nets proceeded to disperse the mob. Several arrests were made.
 The city is virtually under martial law, groups of soldiers patrolling all the streets, allowing no crJwds or groups to congregate. All saloons are closed.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-06
PROFESSIONAL MEN OF NEW
 YORK IN LOAN CAMPAIGN
Appeals Sent to Members Urging Per-
 sonal Subscriptions.

New York, June 5.-The professional men of New York campaigned today for the liberty loan of 1917. The bar association, medical societies and other organizations sent out special appeals to their members urging personal su b. scriptions and the securing of outside pledges. Before daybreak 2,500 life in- surance agents started out on house. toulouse canvass under the auspices of the Life Insurance Underwriters association.
 Tomorrow will be labor day for the liberty loan. A special effort ~ill be made to interest the 650,G members of the American Federation of Labor and it's affiliated organizations Labor meetings will be he'd throughout the state tomorrow night at which work CTS will be urged to invest. Owners of all motor cars also will be specially appealed to subscribe.
 On Thursday aviators carrying cir culars will attack the city. The de- partment of the east has assigned army airmen. A fleet of Is or 20 machines will drop 100000 circulars in packages which, weighing 50 pounds each, will burst like bombs above the rooftops.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-06
OVATION TO PRESIDENT
 BY CONFEDERATE VETERANS
When He Welcomed Them to Their
 27th Annual Reunion.

Washington, June 5.-Veterans and visitors in Washington by the thous- ands for the 27th annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans join ed today in giving President Wilson great ovation when he welcomed the soldiers of Dixie to the capital.
 The presidents declaration that the day was one of gladness because of the sacred memories and of re-dedi- cation of a united country to those principles that have made America great among the nations of the earth was greeted with a rousing cheer.
 The hall was filled with thousands and awice as many more had to be turned away While waiting for the president the crowd cheered Confed- crate leaders and noisily expressed it's played by the Marine band and sung by groups of gray -jacketed young women from Portsmouth, Va.
 Patriotism was the keynote of the opening session of the reunion, he'd for the first time north of Mason and Dixon's line. The presentation of a United States flag to General George P. Harrison, commander -1n- chief of the Confederates, by Colonel Andrew Cowan of the Grantf Army of the Re public. was the signal for a demon stration. The Stars and Stripes were hung side by side with the Stars and Bars behind the presiding officer and will remain there throughout the re- union.
 For four years" said General liar rison. "I learned to love another flag, which you have truly said was borne with honor through the war, and furled with honor at the end. Now that the war of sections has ended and our country is again united, my love for Old Glory has returned and we who wore the gray now stand side by side with you who wore the blue in fighting for. liberty and human rights"
 Corporal James Tanner, who served as member of a New York regiment and was wounded at the battle of Second Manasses, welcomed the Confederates in the name of the Grand Army of the Republic, of which he is a former commander.
 Colonel Robert E. Lee, grandson of the south's war leader, declared in his address that the sons of the men of the north and south would emulate the example of their fathers and serve their country in any capacity in which they are called.
 The number Of veterans here is es- tinated at nearly 1000 Tents pro- vided for them on the Union Station plaza could not accommodate all of the late corners and homes had to be sought for them