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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-11-29
Former Jasper Man Writes The News
SCOTS Bluff, Nebr., Nov. 90.

Scotls lTuii, Nebr., Nov. %.
Editor \. f. Drake,
Jasper, Mo.
We enclose $3.50 to renew our sub
scription To The Jasper News We arc
always anxious to get so many items
we see in The News that our friends
forget to write us about. We expect
newt year to be back in Jasper County
ss it is good enough for us, We are
having sunshine and plenty of wind.
Some nice buildings are going up here
depot, Catholic Church, two hotels,
two wholesale houses and few resi-
dences. Wages are good but every.
thing is 50 high here, especially coal
and house rent, Regards to all our
Jasper friends.
s. M. Hutsell.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-11-29
Birthday Dinner at John Wards

bNthday Dinner at JONI WaTu 81
a dinner was given last Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward
in celebration of the birthday anniver-
sary Of their daughter, Mrs. Clint Tee
ter. The following were present: G. s.
Ward and family, Bert Ward and FAM
lily, Clint Teeter and family, Mrs. Don
mel, ]. II. Wheat and two of Mr.
Wheat's brothers from Aurora.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-11-29
M. E. Church. South, Services.

Preaching at Jasper at II a. m. and
1870 p. m. the first and fifth Sundays OF
each month.
At Salem the second Sunday.
At Boston the third Sunday.
At Lebanon the fourth Sunday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-11-29

and italian fronts, say that if you be-
lieve all that you hear about German
atrocity and then add 20 per cent to it
you will come somewhere near the
truth.
And yet there are some-most sur
prising of all some women-who say,
'this is not Our war!''-Border Tele-
phone,
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Advertising Rates.

Space rate for last page and inside
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Rate for local notices, per line, 8 cents
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Resolutions Of respect, cards OF thanks
and obituary, poetry will be charged
for by the line,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-11-29

Do you get up at night? Sanol is
surely the best for all kidney or blad-
der troubles. Sanol gives relief in "a
hours from all backache and bladder
troubles. Sanol is guaranteed rem
edy. 35c and $1.00 a bottle at the
drug store.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-11-29

Please examine the label on your
paper or The wrapper. and see il your
subscription is properly marked.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-11-29

The ads in this paper are hot run rs
"fillers." They are printed to be read
and they are read.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-11-29
Waste Motion.

Incessant activity does not always
indicate intelligent industry.-Youtf's
Companion.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-11-29

THE JASPER NEWS.
ARTHUR f. DRAKE, Publisher,
JASPER, MISSOURI.
Entered at the Postofdce at Jasper,
Mo-, as second Gloss matter, septem-
Der 81, 1898. .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
Along fhe Troop Streets
OF Texas Brigade Camp

Ire Caller vii Be ssd ssls-n Nss, 49, s.,.-
tens Nitamsn .hs., ~.
Caller effes ret later nish.. ~ ~ ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25

isss eea. ana fha farmets NasipnN
ilanN ~ i.phbers. eeritAl tsa.pee' A.
sfhlhaiAas t4A heen seaAiked % fons
.sff fhe fisti State Hank " fHHr
baedie. esplgel sss epe into shs FIRST
NafltDal nAnk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
HoT to Look Years
Less Than Your Age

=. ,ar-. ac..! ;ace viii iook years
,...r;.s-s.. ''.:. Ia. iIS.. 90 ordinary tn"rr'-
~; ,:.x - .-"'ts ts.n da:' 70 ;~o w""':i.
'~...- ;.anr,..,h:" Substance. hec2uS" -:
- ....!'i- ..,Sn-r,;"e power. :t"t,!a!! :
.--",.''..~ L. t!:i:: H"ll 90 faded o. w!'hcr-
- "':'o.. ,-,:'iri" q ift!. At ii ':rG". Grad
'..ii,. -. ir.$il.'". ICor" ""Gthf"! skin
'..,,..:...;.'h - revealed. This absorption
.s-,.s...,'; being =. purely hEgcrir ono. At,
,i.il-.:T ;!ari!r;rt com pi"Nioa II acquired
-.-.ri:ii.. different rom tn" artificial! coin
',i'.N;".n. ",i,l'h appears anything but girl
~. though often hrariaE painful evil
,!'':'''c # caIidiShr"$:. An ounce o: NOR
..".i,.ri M. "hiu:nah!r ~ any drug
.,.;uDl">ior /, i PM on like cold cream
STOP. o. S::;fir,rnt 20 r"jursnatc any
,":nI.,T:ra. l. = put on like cold cream
- bedtime. AID removed mornings with
VAN: wairr
70 c:rdi,..:r SUCH age marks as "rin
SOS ard .HrT"w$. iral;" Il wash lotion by
ii .S~pi|inS "I." rlnr. nf powdered SaXo-
,:te ~ onc-,:rli pint witch hazel. THIS
has wonderful a>.r!nEcN; and tonic prop
cites. Il Quickly etfic"s all kinds OF
! .in,,;"S. ~ n::,'r"r bow caused. ma]iirg
-" skin :;I'i. smooth and younS look
;uS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
YOUR GRAY HAIR
TURNS: DARK
BY Applying. La Creole-No
Dye, Stops Dandruff.

l. Ennr hai: entirely gray or jus!
gray in Spots: l. your hair prcma,ure-
~ Gay from i'll health Gr worry? i
YOUR hair faded. dry or bicached" Are
YOU troubled with dandruT. fallinh
hair nr itching scalp" Has your hair
stopped growing or are you bald
Then apply 10 your hair and scalp the
famou, creole Hair Dressing. 1t
makes Hnur hair, hraIthy and rryivcs
jhr natural color glands to, activity
so tha' every gray hair turns dark
and all your hair $unn has the nalur.
Al. soft. lUstTOus, even dark color you
usrd To have without even 4 trace u
gray. La C""n!' causes uCw hair 20
Snrout all over YOUR head @ You will
hav" Il finc. soft. fluffy. heavy. evenly
dark head Of hair again. iir*id"s La
Creole stops danhruil ana itching
scalp. TRY Ii Creole. 81 ru Il bottle.
Sold on 4 money back EhHranirc by
Ra"r's Pharmacy. Wheeling. " Va.
o" Srnt prepaid by VAN Vlcrl Drug
Co. Memphis. Tenn. Get ii bottle 20
day--t AdrIl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18

and sons, Raymond and Robert. and
daughter. Miss Margaret. spent the
weekend with relatives in SardiS, o..
! NJ. and Mrs. William H. Baker Of
North Market street visited relatives
and friends II Moundsville Sunday. H..
Mrs. Edwin Birch and daughter.
Miss Lillie.~ will leave this morning
for Alliance. O.. where Miss Birch
will enter Mount Union college for
tho summer term. Miss Birch was
a member Of the 1911 Sraduatig class
of the Wheeling high school. ~,
Dorsey Smallwood. son OF Captain
and Mrs. Walter Smallwood Of ~
Twelfth street, has returned home
from delightful sojourn and fishing
trip In the Allegheny mountains.
view are visiting friends and relatives
here for few days. -
Thomas Evans Of Benwood, brother
of The late Mrs. Margaret Kennedy.
who died last week, has recovered
from z brief illness.
General Manager Charles NJ.
! Ketchum OF the Wheeling Commercial
association has returned from Wash.
! in2ion, D. E. -;
! Alex. Cunningham Is a business via
; itor in New York City for several
days. -.
! judge Alan H. Robinson leaves this
! week for Atlantic City 10 spend his
! vacation
! George Ruchwald. who has been
: seriously il! for couple Of weeks. Is
= slightly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. P. Haniey Of the
Island ha"" as their guests Mrs. Frank
; Rinz lr. and little son OK Chicago. -
Mr.. and Mrs. loo ?. PAUL have EonS
-,
Mrs i. Howard NcCour,ney Of Chi
rscn and Children arc su"sis ~ her
neither. Ms. George s. Fccncy.. CT
Wnnisisl".
M. ard Mrs Charles letters ~ the
+, Island ar, visiting ;h";- son. who is at
tending !.ch!=h college.
Mr. ard Ms. charles Hi!l ~ Hill. ".
y. A., tho guests cf iho'r sister; Mrs.
~. =. Eoietnr. Of Chaplac street.
Louis Bennett. Jr.. "r Weston. organ
!ze" - the West Virginia Flying corps.
returned yesterday from New York.
where 10 sr-a, few days last week on
hisincSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
CHILDREN'S DAY At
WHEELING CHURCHES
Little Ones Participate in Impressive
and Patriotic Exercises.

Many of the churches Of the Wheel
Ing district observed Childrcns Day
yesterday. either at the morning or
evening services. with special e1er-
ci>es. while The pastors delivered i'm
?r.Sz;rc patriotic sermons. especially
10 Inc children, in instillins loyalty
iatO their hearts. The children exc
cuted drills and sang songs.
The choirs rendered special patriot
ic programs. and all the churches in
which the exercises We're held were
beautifully decorated in the national
coloTS and flowers. The services were
unusually we'll attended.
Among the congregations which OBJ
served Childran's Day were the Sec
oad United Presbyterian. First Bap-
list, ST. Paurs Evangelical, First Eng
liSh LuIhcran. Third Presbyterian and
the Wayman A. NJ. f. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
WILLIAM F, ZANE
DIED SUDDENLY
DESCENDANT OF HISTORICAL
! FAMILY AND ISLAND FLORIST
DROPPED DEADiLAST NIGHT.
Spent Afternoon in Warwood and was
Enjoying Good Health When
Death Stops Heart.

William +. Zane. AGED IS Years.
direct descendant OF the diStlnSulSn ned
Historical Zane family. and q widei y
known and lifelong resilient o. TINS
ely. dropped dead last night ar $40
O'Clock Is no was ascending the stars
of his home ut % South Penn street.
preparatory 10 retiring for the night.
vi. Xanr had spent ;hc afternoon
with friends in Warwood and Was en-
loving his Usual excellent health.
Aftcr supper he sat on the porch taiE-
ing with MS daughter. Mr.. Marie
Batr. iur $omc time. lte arose and
remarked. We'll. think shall go
20 bed" These were his last words.
rs no stopped Unun the second step
nc fcl! forward. His daughter lifted
his head up. but lite had Departed
MIR. Zane Na> ;hc. oldest florist in
Wheeling. II" loved tho beautiful
!incS ri this lie and from the time
Re WAS a small BOY NJ began cult
waiting flowers He followed the
Flower business all his life: not alone
or the monetary compensation but
hat no might be with flowers, which
was his hobby. He had one OF the
.nns; exten-iyr and beautifully kept
greenhouses in this section OF the
-nunfrr NJ Xanc WAS d member OF
g First English Lutheran church
az also d member OF Excelsior Lodge
-. -. t. j.. q. 7. He was Il nephew
>: Be;;i. Zane 0: historical fame. who
-.:v."d powder 20 For; Henry OF thii
49,, wh"r tne plon.erS We're fighting
20, .:2ai.' i;.r> a-a!Cs' rhe Indians.
II: IaGc, leaves mis- wife. three
,.....-f..-:-. 20 sons a sister and TWO
:~c..r.r> tn children ara Mrs. Marie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
WOMAN SWALLOWS
ACID AND DIES.
MIS-. ROSIE MALT OF SOUTH
MAIN STREET TAKES PHENoI
BY MISTAKE.
Removed to North Wheeling Hospital,
Where She Suceu11hs After =
Hours of Suffering.

Arising from her sick bed. where
slr had been i'll for some lime, Mrs.
Rosie Mali. aged Il. OF 22"1 Main
street. swallowed by accident a part
Of the contents % bottle Of carbolic
acid Yesterday morning at : O'Clock
and died in the North Wheeling hospi-
al IT sis O'Clock L, the afternoon.
.Thr woman$ mouth ard lips were
badly burned by pchnol.
Mrs. MALI. il is said. had been living
III his city !or only the past ter
wears. She leaves rveral relatives in
This community who vii! arrange for
;iln funeral ami burial. -.
II was no; known AZ the hospital
las ni:h' if her husband is living or
u! his whereabouts 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
ELM GROVE AFTER 500
RED CROSS MEMBERS
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN WILL BE
WAGED FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY.
House to House Canvass Will 10 Made
MASS Meeting Tonigi., Other
News of the Pike District,

!'lau$ have heen completed for all eX-
i.:sIvr membership campaign Ia be con
d.lricG h! The Elm Grove auxiliary o.
lie Wheeling branch. American Red
trus%. A membership OF son by Satur-
day night has been set "a the goal. and
l." membership committee headed by
M:s. Harry kImnIina believes that II will
i"' realized. A houSe-vh-nousc canvass
VIII -" made Friday and saturday.
Seven booths will be established in
'ii!tcrcul parts o. town. with Two mem
h.rH a. tn" committee in each. They
will be assisted by thrch or four Young
ladies WIN Will canvass tliat territory.
Booths VIII L." located as follows:
No. Elm court statiou. Miss Maud
" Hartun and Mrs. Charles Siirtns.
No. 2--t'rcil Lumber company. Mrs.
Bates Butler and Mrs. John Cartier
No 3-Pattrr$ou. Mrs. Fred Foimar
ami Mrs. John Grove.
No. l-S,ore bridge. Mrs. James
Hutchinson and Mrs. Harry Brennan.
No. 5--Rarlnw'S store. Miss Ethel Nc
C!usk"y and Miss Lucy Brown.
M. S--Cirior's 'rharniaCy. Mrs. George
Raah and Mrs. W. ". Nardy.
No. Park View lane. Mrs. J. NJ.
>pirkman.
Tho Fin Grove branch now has lGo
members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Military Honors for
Dead Army Aviator

CI.ARKSBCRG. w Va. June IL
With military honors performed BIZ
the entire membership Of Company c.
first regiment. West Virginia National
Guard. especially detailed To attend,
tho funeral Of Sergeant John F. Smith.
r. S. A. took place this afternoon at
his home al Weston. He died few
days ago after few davis illness OF
pneumonia al Columbus. y. NJ. where
he was a member OF the First Aero
squadron Of the United States army
signal corps. Mrs. Stealey Carpenter
of Weston is a surviving sister,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
EARLY SUMMER.
SOCIAL EVENTS
WEDDING WILL
TAKE PLACE TOMORROW
EVENING"
Literary Club Plans Garden Party
MANY Benefits for Red Cross Fill =
the Weeks Calendar.


One Of tn" prcllirst June weddings
Will be that Of Miss blanche Adele
Young. younger daughter vi Mr.. and
Mrs. Leighton k!rlner TounG. OF
Pleasant Valley and Mr.. William Fred
erick KIctI. SON Of Mrs. Katherine
klrtt, formerly nf lhr Island but. now
residing In Warwond. which will be
solemnizcd tomurruw evening ri Ii
o'clock III fhe First Presbyterian
church. IN tbs presence OF relatives
and immediate" fri"nsd. Dr. Claude
Porter Terry Will uiiiriai".
Miss IonnE is popular among the
Younger sol and far tn" pass week has
been III" mono: "G">i III many parties.
NJ. Nlrii = = MI! kCnwn young
business man All Tho city. being the
manager -! liz l."rsr Shoe company )
Main STREET retail store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
CONFER WITH BRITISH.

FAIRS. Jun" 7.-Ahram t. Elkus,
formrr American ambassador ~ Con.
.ran,innulr. ha& 2uE" lo I.union for Il
SEW of sryurat DAYS. durn" vhiriI
limo hr will confer with thr British
authorities IN regard 10 General
Townshmnd. CAPTURED hy The Turks al
liuI-rl-AnAra. and now held by them
nrnr CunstaniinOplr. The General
was under the protection Of Mr. EikuS
until he departed from CnnStaniinUplc
After his return 10 Paris. Mr.. Elkus
will visit tn" French and British ar.
mics in the field. and will b" present
ed 10 high officials AT III" armies and
the French government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Sliyht Accident.

4 Sigh, accident which was almost OF
4 serious nature. occurred yesterday al
tcruoon near thu old Stone house IN Elm
Grove Several persons We're awaiting
rh, arrival q! Il Wheeling hound car ana
lust at the instance OF arilNuE <cE"Ihl
large touring ears apl'r"a'h"d rom IL"
nn,'osit. dlrrClion. Passengers boarding
the ear made tho stopping ri ih& autos
necessary aud il WAS then Inc n'tId"hi
occurred Tho first ina'hin- ~.orp"d:
as did the Srrnai. hH' wh"u TIA" marc
urnruarf-G ih" >"cuu'i .u:L"hin" began
To back and before. tn" !iS; ''i,r could
be stopped It crashed int" III" rear "i
tho second machine. III" Frar end OF
tho second narhin" Was ha%tX' damaged
ns WAS the tenders Of the third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Misses
Party Leaves for Commencement

MIR aud Mrs. Edward I!"="r>. j1HSh-
;ar. Mrs Franz: Wait. az North Main
street. and Mrs. l."';i~ Srhra'!"r anl son
Iin7ry. a. -" Island. l"ANc 'nm"rr"W
for Trr"crill" a.. :" attend III" COM
u,.rraurr,i uf lal:s FRI, "n!i"c" fr"nt
which irr;ituti"u Miss isabel E"crfs
yin graduate nnd receive bachelor
rcri.c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Ladies' social Carroll Club.

II. mum! Il m'rllnr OT M T.HiIH~ S"-
.-I:I ,:uInii club VIII IL, h"ld ihl> ''Ic-
ming IL H. C:;rr"ll club. Thi:. 'h""r ihI
viii inciud" tho "l"cti"n Of officers fur
III" rurrIrR y"nr. reading al r"U"rts and
Il general :t"JGstm, nj "a affair. For The
Year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18

!:.,iany. Charles fccrey. Edmund Zones
hlrrrd Brady. George Hewitt Misses
Sarah Whitaker: Am" iIugu*. i'r
SEurllcy, Sarah Jackson. Martha lrH"in
Virginia Hoffman, Ruth Mason. Anl'c
Ecymann. Elizabeth Paxton. Marsarc
N'rNCE. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18

EitIit I''Ir..'. % n" T"'t!I.s rnrr'-
il\tHNNATl. O.. ian" l1.--Tnr IN
EhE"n"n' Ia w"d is announced Of Mis- :
lauItI" virginia Shepherd Of llunIing,
ton. ". Va. daughter of wealthy
West Virginia Of operator. ami Mr..
MlcharI u. tanning Of Dayton. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
valley Grove School Ordered Closed.

Tho State hOlrd nj N"HIIII, ITITHNI' Il
nr =. K. Werlich. a member. las order
ed tho Valley Grove school closed. n
q letter "a the board Of Llhcrl'' district;
the school was dcci.rcd Ia I've 1nSani,
tary. and detrimental 10. ihr h"aItl o.
,hr school children. and as no nov
building can hr built before this tai!
under no conditions will IN" S'@l" OH
rIalS allow 1t t. resume Ihis in!l.
p'hc school board has h'cn placed IN q
neruiiar position. en- tour different
occasions AN effort has been made In
have 4 bond iSSu" passed. hut in each
instance the tax payers rejected ii. The
present available funds VIII mt permit
the building OF now school. or the re-
nairinc Of the nreSCnt one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Pin was Crowded.

Old Sol rrmny"u his wintry >m'i" yes
tcrday and consented 10 show hrs bean
inc features 10 tho nearly lmputi cnt
pOpularr once more. AS Il result the
day vas ono 0f the most pleasant cNper,,
Fenced $50 Gar rhis season and tn" old
National pike was the scene OF much ac-
tivity throughout The day. hundreds
of machines trum this state. Fennsylva-
mia and Ohio proceeded I" Keep thr DUST
tlvinr through tho halmy air from morn
ing 10 night. Although the pix" WAS
crowded no seriuS accidents w"r" re-
ported I'D TO a lat hour last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
Missionary MeetinG.N

The Senior t'nruthcrS MI~>iTn band "i
Tho Stnn" church Will h"li lh''IT regular
Meeting This evening in III" church. X,
Doris from tn" various committees Will
Dc heard, after which Il social Zinc VIII
h. Cnin,,d III" l:"$~ir Shay Mission
band If the sam: church VII also hold
a regular meeting t"n"rrrw evening.
The Nmn"u's Homo and Foreign Mis-
s,rrary soricI! Will meet Thursday &C.
nIuE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
HHnaa MRaSinQ.

The Elm Grove chapter "I !.c,! CrnSS
will hold a Il&s> meeting ~ TN" Elm
Grove pulIi" s;rE""i auditorium ~,
evening y SPEAKER Of pr"nih"n'r va
likely he present Tn" meeting NJ! -
in charge of Rev. l.. j.. l."w"iI%n. char
man oflh, society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
nr1dge Par1y At Windsor,

tn" htt"rn"''r st lii" Windsor hotel
III" :":"rii" "!"i'. ""uII'ns' Il of M"Sda u.'S
l'nUi i'rru. N~Er"l Smith. .fohu T. t;r".
""n. Nitr"s i"tty M,'iI:w ami >"i..
h'Gph"ll viii "!t"rInIu - u p"cit .
'"'mI'lIm"n: - Ms. !I"l"n Hutchinson.
- H"ilh!r" -. wiiuSH H"di!nS !" nir.
!hr"iI''" !'irhc!! at 'niumhH~. -. Nil
Drr"T nu "cdnr~ha: in"ruIug
In IL" sun l'a"i"rs ih" Su"''< WI on.
inE hrldg" f"r several hnGIs. ar.i III :,
"'lr"k lurc!""u bra'::;f..l III ~; aI,-
r"ir'nl";is. N!!l he S.T,Ii u The Coi.
. lowing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
SllTht Fire,

Tho residents Of the town "r West
Alexander wrrc alarmed SaiIrdhT alter
noon when a report Of Ar" WIS heard.
The Barry Mats III thu upper en-" -: town
w~rc on fire. bat o bucket nriGitd" when
WAS formed within Il f"w nIinHi"S soon
cxtiuguiShcd tho blaze. Tho damage Will
amount 10 about 50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18

Tho regular meeting Of TNiE No.
will he held on "Wednesday afternoon ii
III" home "f Mrs. Ec"d Baird. on Twelfth
strr"t. 10 SOW for tho ohio VALLEY Cen
"rnl hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-18
West Alerander chautauqua snccesstul

irSt"rdH! afternoon HIud evening, ih"
Srcnnd day OF The ChHutalI,IuH DcIn. head
in the town ui West AlrNnud"r. tn" col; .
Alhr" I'naulauVr!a company pat "n Il pro-
gram Ut r"lerI events. In ia" aIt"rII""n
III" M"lr"nUIilau Grand Opera Quartet
thrilled iA"S" present. and in lit" eve
nlnE they" gay" hu"ti"r pr"GrLn. The
noted .l:IlI,II.'Sn orator. l'f. NalG nh
M:nnkuchl. ,!"!iN"r",i Hu INTERESTING: itc-
iGre uu Tho Border Land.
This Afternoon anG evenings program
viii luCi;!Ir n rnnrcrt hy lh" N"H York
tIty Marin" band. under thn direction If
S!ENar Mario Locate. Senator Harold
=, Messenger Viii deliver 81 lecture IN
tho afternoon on "AmcriCa Er.I
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chndren'a Day Observed.
Children's day was observed In the
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Aerial Club Dance

ibis evening at III" .it"nif"rd hotel
rlcmh"rS az the Aerial r!ui, viii enter
tain thrir friends with IL" second Of a
snrio. Of dances which ihr: have inaup-
Eratcd fnr h" Summer season. \
catchy dance program will j" played hv
III" irliic orchestra fTnm s until ;
o'rlnCk
Tho committee. which IS composed If
Mcssrs Frank lIcnniS. Walter l2runn.
Raymond l.nos and ha!"h Sriiir"t. arc
preparing for large crowd.
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Tolen Resting EaGily.

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phone company. - T. ~iiuE GH easily ~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1917-12-23
UkRAINIANS AGGRESSIVE
Gen. kaIedin Resigned In Favor
Of strong Governments.

LONDON. Dec. os.--Thc resignation OF
Gen kaledin and his associates In tho
military Government Of the CossackS
who have been resisting the Rolsheyilxi
is reported in a PctroGrad despatch 70
the Times. The purpose OF this move IL
said to be 10 permit the formation Of "A
strong popular Government Gen. Ka,e-
din explains he has decided to withdraw
on account Of his unpopularty with the
troops at the front. who refuse 10 obey
him in consequence OF Misrepresentation
on the part Of hts enemies
The despatch does not suggest anv
weakening of the Cossack movement.
which is represented in other reports as
still progressing
II is reported from FetroGrad that the
Ckra!nian troops have occupied tho
headquarters OF all the staffs OH the Ru-
manian ard southwestern fronts, seizing
the telegraph and wireless systems OH
the two fronts. which have been united
under the command OF Lieut. Gen.
Dmitri Stcherhatcheff, Ukralnian troops
have moved to the borders Of I'krainia.
where they have taken up positions. Or
ders have been given to Jnobilze all the
Cossacks in Ukrainia.
The Bo!shevik have refused the de-
mand of the Tkrainian sailors of the
Baltic fleet that they be allowed 10 re-,
turn hor'e.
Reuters Petrograd correspondent re.
ports that the premises OF the Ekrainian
revolutionary staf in Petrograd were
invaded by the Red Guard and the four
members who w~c present at the time
arrested and taken to the Smolny Inst.