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Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-13
Seven Youths INDICATED
OF Assault on Policeman

Seven young men, charged with
assaulting Patrolman Thomas O'Con-
nor lear the municipal Auditorium
on the night Of April so, we're dis
charged in police court Saturday.
The defendants were Frank Comp
ton. Joe, Arthu. and Glynn Clark,
George Anderson, z. NJ. Wireman
and Wylie Compton.
Insufficient evidence to establish
guilt" ruled the court.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-13

Price for it. They replied that they
would not let an influence SO per-
verted go out OF their house, that they
would rather burn it up and lose the
money.
! also studied great deal with Mr..
Kenneth Hsyes-Miller, who is consid-
cred by serious students in NewYork
the best teacher there, which means
the best in the world, as New York
is now the art center Of the world.
know that he thinks no more Of
Bogereau than Mr.. Chase did. | also
know that Robert Henri. F. Luis
Mora and pany others OF the leading
artists OF New York have only con-
tempt for that style Of art.
Great art brings moral uplift to
the people Of any community. II this
picture is hung in public gallery in
Omaha it will not teach the people
anything OF art or of anything else
If they would take small part Of
$4,000, say $4,000 or even 81 900, and
buy good photographs, if possible in
Goior' OF INC graz ple.unes w'l'el 1
llaVe s'oou tle 'est IL .e,,'ulIes e. anu u'
, ,h p,e.u,1s T M'iun aIu sea. Gy
public places and make them inter-
esting and explain them, they would
be doing far more TO educate the pub
lie. And that is the true aim OF every
art gallery. The people of Omaha
Eau ieeI. ~ opp 10" soou d. a., ~. ~
aPn'ee,at,o'1 eau pe i aug n .in 'nes
M.ii "eve' ,; iea'u 81 ,oas ~ my 49,. a
efs'Eel a.. i,he ~. iinpossio'e Pc. u as
" io'lte''t IT, 'ne 'a ~ ~ IN, ma
i ." ~ NY 10 au n ~, issL;n :,
action which they are Sc. fond OF exhi-
biting here, while beautiful Things IKE
the landscapes OF Mr. Giider, VINO IS
one OF our great American landscape
painters, go begging Tor paitry sum
The peiple will never learn while they
are gwen the pictures they vote 10, 1or'
Omaha NEEDS art missionaries. lhe
public should be gwen pictures Sc
lected by those who know lar more
about art then they 90 and be Taught
to love good art ANY leader must
know his subject and know what ne
is gong to teach before ne can teach
anything. Does the missionary take
a vote OF the heather to hnd out
which religion he viii teacn them!
Does the school teacher ask his pupils
what he shall teach them! DEFY
anyone to. study GOOD and a. bad
picture and not learn to love the good
and despise. the bad one. II IS only
by seeing the good that the people
will learn to care for. great art. Inns
IS shown by the TACT that IN New
York. where great art is shown, the
crowds can hardly be accomplished.
IT.. o.. -. .;,,;..ur;os
lhat Omaha needs ar inissiohai Ne
= SHOWN ny any ,; 9cselsef a. .he,
RECONSIDERATION, f d. Ill, ny
Auu,toriunl. ny Ioui NUNS wl.ol
arc tne ohiy ieal ar .nele, aas pd as
oy ana peopie w Mot even sia.ieI
at tne Wonaellui Vic.ory; ailhousn
every true ioVei Oh az T , oow ~
ner no mater no" ol.en ne sees iiG 81
NOT now poor .ne repl3u .h pod
onnaiia couia nave one oi tnoee Nou-
ms IL YOU'D mean more t n g ,
work OF arr tlat mas e ~. pee, u Iele;
nat marveloqs 1ning, severed fi lea,
OF John the bap'lsl' cou.a no. ilve
lohg oeslac ,ne nou ase eau. WITHOUT VIZ
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-13
l would be grateful 10 anyone who
would show me them.

Omaha is unusually backward in
art. even smaller cities, such as Des
Moines, being ahead OF it. But it is a
hopeful sign that there is interest in
art. To quote Mr.. Chase again. He
used to tell us to admire something
immensely, no matter how bad it was,
even if it was that awful thing, INA
poleon Crossing the Alps" in the
Metropolitan museum. So long as
we admired something, we would go
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-13

on liking better and better things, and
finally get somewhere some time,
while he who admired nothing would
never get anywhere. So if Omaha
admires something, even a Bougereau,
it means the beginning of better
things. Even if it isn't on the ladder
Of art or art appreciation, if it is just
on the ground under that ladder and
looking up, that is something to be
proud Of.
LETA MOORE MEYER.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road
To Success
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-13
MI o DooooL,. Bougaeaus Work CRITICALLY Considered
AIG UC OHGUlCU Rodn, Glider and Others IN Point

III u wv OHC'
+ Manatuck. West Dodge, Omaha,
May 10, l9l7,-To the Editor OF The
Bee: ! received shock few days
ago when ! saw painting by the
Frenchman, Bougereau, which | un-
derstand the art society here is con-
templating buying for $4,000. As one
who loves art and the cause OF art
very deeply | feel | must protest
against this purchase, and as one who
has studied art for many years in the
east and abroad, feel that ! have
some right TO make a protest.
] consider Bougereau's work OF the
very lowest order, entirely lacking in
all that makes art great and full OF
defects and meanings which cannot
fail TO have a pernicious and degrad-
ing effect on any community. Many
people who have smattering OF art
knowledge and who think they know
a great deal because they are not
shocked by the nude in art and who
dIc sildue Dcttei Hiioi ileu .idil
those who think all nude work Is
wicked. also know SO little that they
think any picture OF the nude is great
for no other reason than that it is
nude. This is Bougereau's appeal
Technically, this picture is entirely
lacking. lhere are no bones III II,
no. anatomy; there IS no foreshort-
ening, where It IS needed, the leg IS
drawn Although Che Is sunnosed To
he standing in mol of water she
;s .tand;rg IN the surface as though
i wee ice The hsctaround comes
in front If the figure and both are
in front of the frame And in a more
sn;r;traI sense wh,t docs il stand
H., Wa,h;na she ;s s;n,jv ;n,nc
eynross;ng rotb;ng There e none of
~ , vS, feei,na ~ re,l;tv of ne
,mdcs ~ p,h.ns nbere yo,, lei that
nussn bnn ,'o on.rv " &C., 81 thn hoJv
;t;y Jo' o st artnc,,U !,
'.'. ~ P,oe. dnoi ~ mn" .s,do .ha
,'.n,, you a,, =. ~. d,nai n n,,os CO..
~ Jo va IT, sanI Ne r. Michel
Az n,n'u ~, a,u u. Sou,. W. o. 80 80
5 hnfe,,o, "noa I Ipi eVtps ~ "a" VA"
uI L ~ ,.ep .'o."' H.. ~ ~ No ,.,hs
Mnose nuu' .ea." au a .nas r H. W." VII
% peiige.ly sn'Ieie eau Nv De WI
gar mere we nave d WOMAN Tn wI,o -
not nuue, pul naNeu. my :f nuue' Vi
lne gleat r masters arc up',i'i,si n
nop,lne. t Inns u yu'ss', WY Hi'u ILL
moral 10 NM "ho edi ieau'
-
But It is not necessary to take my
word for authority. ] studied with
the late William M. Chase in New
York. and for over three wears !
heard him give long talks on art and
criticism every week. Mr.. Chase was
ior twenty-five years considered the
greatest art teacher in this country,
and undoubtedly was the greatest OF
the older men. l know that he con-
sidered Bougereau the exponent OF
The lowest form OF art in existence.
MANY a time have | known him to
look at a students canvas a moment,
explode with the one word, "Bou-
eereaul" and 90 on to the next. To
anyone whe understands his opinions
AN hour's talk would not have said
more. His artistic hatreds came un-
der the head OF Bougereau, Henner
and their Kind. the kaiser. Ruskin. |
have heard him tell OF a family who
were friends of his who sent him
word 10 come and see their wonderful
new Boupereau for which thew had
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-13

public, especially children. Perhaps
so. One OF the most difficult things
in art to be learned is that the subject
has nothing whatever to do with it.
One of the most beautiful pictures |
ever saw was Rubens in Brussels, in
which somebody cuts out the tongue
OF a martyr and feeds it to dog.
Revolving subject, but beautiful pic
ture. Yet | have seen many pictures
of undeniably beautiful women which
were hideous as pictures. For myself,
| do not, care what the subject of a
work of art is so long as it is great
art.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-13

But the other three Robins are
equally great in their way. And there
are many things Of pleasing subjects
equally great. Can anyone see any
OF these great things in any OF the
pictures at the Auditorium or in the
Bougereau? | confess | cannot, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02

Herbert pauEhrrty. of New Martins
villr has returned home after spending
n few days with MIR. and Mrs. Michael
paddrn. of McMeChcn street.
John Hculy. of Columbus. Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Iumrs Nolan. Of Main
street.
Luke Galley has returned To his home
al ParkcrahurE after spending few
days with Peter J. Walsh. Of McMechcn
street.
r. NJ t;illclRnd. Of North Water
street, is a Battle Creek visitor
Mrs. Robert q. Smith. OF Water
street. is improving after an illness Of
several days.
Miss Eula Parker. Of South Bcnwood,
is Falrmont visitor.
Mrs. Charles Cent?, Of South Marshall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
The New Mother

Heartfelt sympathy Of. ell manldnd
ZOOS out to her who Ia to become
mother. For over three generations
thousands Of women have found through
experience, that The absolutely SAFE tired
and reliable massage known 10 all women
IN Mothers Friend' Is the greatest alu
proourablc from tho many dlstVesses OF
childbi-t Ey its daily application the
expanding muscles relax easily when
baby Is borrL The skin Is made elastic
and tbs fine network: OF nerves, tenders
and l!sarents rro aootEed. Tho BREASTS
too, are kept In good condition.
Wr1ta .he E"adCrIl Regulator Co.
Dept. J, $50 Lamar Ru!ltlnE. Atlanta Ga
They vi, ,cnd you without charSc'a Tery
Interesting hook ".Iotl. "rhc0i and the
Baby. Get u bottle Of Mothers Friend
from tho druggist today. 1t is az tho VI
most Importance that you aid nature III
hor work "Mother's Friend makos 1t pos
otb!e for you y-nrselt 70 give helping
hand. The preparation Is without aues
ton O true aud marvellous MD an9 10 com
posed OF such penetrating oils and other
Ingredients as TO make It really lnolspen'
sable to e6pectant mothcrA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
Jncohsburg and Miss Pearl Htll Of this

Jncohsburg and Miss Pearl Hill Of this
city.
]. y. Israel has returned from visit
in Pittsburgh.
Donald Swain has returned 10 Athens.
O.. after VISIT with friends and rcla-
iIvcS here.
sheldon Myers has returned In New
MnIiinsvlllc after Il visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Julia Knapp Of this city is the
guest Of Warw0nd relatives.
MiSs Nannon HrndcrShot of Lafayette
avrnu" has AZ her guest Miss Albert OF
Barncsvillr. Q.
Arlrr r. Taylor md Miss Bertha
Prunks OF this city were married by
Key. i. Is. Smith last "Wednesday
evening.
Frank Lchcw hns returned |" l.alcrty,
O.. after visit nj his HON" here.
Miss Faith Thatcher Of Grccnvillc,
Pn.. is tho guest Of her mother. Mrs. S.
A Thatcher.
Miss liilda Ryan has accertcd posi-
ton on the rcpnrtnrial staff of the
Noundsvillc Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
MOuNDSVILLE
mre. George c. Knight.

Following an Illness extending over
period Of moro than a yoar. Mrs. George
=. Knight. one Of the best known and
highly respected residents Of this city
died yesterday ut lis o'clock at the
home. OF her daughter. Mrs. R 6.
Blankensop Of Seventh street. She was
IS years Of age. Her maiden name was
Nollle Morrow. tho daughter Of the late
John and Elizabeth MoMechen Morrow.
She was married 30 years ago and had
resided IN this city practically all OF tho
time since her marriage.
Besides her husband. she Is survived
by four children: Mrs. r. G. Blankcn-
SOP. Harold and Garren Knight and
Mrs. 3. r. IIodgman. Jr.. OF this city.
Throughout her life Mrs. Knight was a
consistent Presbyterian.
Funeral services will be held at the
lats residence on Eleventh street prob
ably Wednesday. although as yet ar
engagements are incomplete. Rev. II. G..
Gaunt will officiats. Interment will bo
IN Greenwood cemetery. Wheeling.
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street. is spending a few days with
friedns and relatives in Parkersburg.
Misses Louise and Caroline Shaffer. OF
South Marshall street. are Cameron
visitors.
Miss Florence Hall, of South Marshall
street, has returned from q Grafton
visit.
Charles Morris. of McMechen street.
is recovering from an illness Of several
days.
Alfred Jenkins. Of South Marshall
street. is improving after an illness OF
several days.
Miss l'ricda linn. Of Shadyside. Is
visiting Miss Lena Coster, Of South
BcnwOod.
Herman Lang. Of Shadyside, is spend
ing u few days with friends and rela-
tircS in South Bcnwo0d.
Miss lIilda kochler. Of Boggs Run.
has returned from a visit with Charles
ton visitors.
Miss Sue Manhood. Of Water street. has
returned from Il visit with Bellaire
relatives.
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Another ". & ]. Player
Claimed for the War
Sr-cIa' I.;srl:rh - tn. :nistllzenc-r

Sp-cia' iisrI:rh - til. :n''tllzenc-r.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct. War
claimed another Washington K Jefferson
football player to-day. when Charles
Walk, T. OF Williamsburg. Il hacktirld can
"dIdatv vi p:"nIiS", was instructed to re-
port at an eastern training camp next
Friday witt, tir tu,tcd States Naval Re-
serves. ca which branch Of service no
enlisted during III" summer. tie LETT here
to-; dr. and will spend few days at his
home b":"r' going EAST. Walker MADE
fine reputation ru the Williamsburg high
team ana WIS being watched careruily
by the WaShInst": * Jefferson Coaches.
II. WAS showing Up we'll il practice and
would likely hav" been started In the
game with Westminster next Saturday.
inasmuch as Il number OF the veteran
players are laid up.
Extremely light practice was staged
on Co.leg.. field to-day. with about half
the varsity regulars bcirS excused. Stein.
Guy. Straw. Brown. Carroll, REESE and
Creel were not in uniform Several
other men we're on III. field for a short
time but did nothing but go through n
light signal drill and run once around
the track Coach Metzger said to-day
that most Of III. men needed rest and
that he would give 4 majority OF them
very lighi work this week. The only
scrllnmage this week will Dc between
the second and third teams.
In lieu III :, hard field drill the coach
put the men through their puces In an
unusually long blackboard session to-
night Hs won't over ihs glartng de-
fect$ shown in ;hs opening game with
kiSki and "ndcavored TO correct them.
X is apparent that several of the men
had brco!n" 1 trth. chesty az a result
%; their good showing in practice. but
the Jolt Handed the team hy Niskt has
taken AVA: any undue conf!dercc.
Guy r'!b.r. WHO BECAME eligible last
Saturday. wax out at tulloack on the
> first team to-day. h.tng the one NAN in
,h,. bacii!ic!d who showed much activity.
During his la:oif h" has not mad much
work. and :,.s :, result; ne IS ready 70 get
into action every minute. His return
greatly strengthened the backSield sit
uat;na. giving another man Of experience
snd k,uwu ability.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
DISARMAMENT OF
FIRST REGIMENT IS
met WITH PROTEST

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. l.-lhc
state military authorities have aIen :
protest with the war department. :tSai'S'
the action taken at Camp SHf!":' a.
HattiesburE. Miss. in diSeaildihS N'e
First West Virginia infantry. II was an
rounced today by Adjutant "ent'a '
John c. Bond. No reply. however. nus
been received.
The disbaudinS OF the regiment. Gen
eral Bond has been informed by Soioh"I
4. L. Osborne. had been planned ana al
order covering 1t had been issued ~.
Camp Shelby before the troops arrived
there. and they never we're asseu'oIeu
ns n regiment after they left the train.
Camp offers were present when tho
train arrived. Colonel Osborne said. and
40 the men and officers detrained they
xere instructed where they were 10 re-
port for duty.
On his request to the commandment OF
the camp, General 1Sond has been IN
formed Of the complete list OF assign
ments made of the several organlza-
tlous of the regiment rs Follows
To the i31th machine gun battahon.
the machine gun company and the drst
battalion. consisting OF Major George L.
Viewer. Company A. Of Clarksourg;
Company +. OF EowleshurG: Company G..
nf Ruckhannon. and Company D. or Lit
Teton.
To the 1S0:h engineers. the enlisted
mon Of Company f. "c Grafton; Com
oany F. OF Martinsbu-g. and the head
quarters conllSny. except the adjutant
and band.
To the motor section Of the ambulance
train Major John W. L. Stewart Com
pany G. Of K;ngwood: Company n. OF
IHairmont. and the officers OF Com
rnn,es f and F.
To the depot brigade. Colonel r l.
Osborne, Lieutenant Colonel Jackson
Arnold. Captain Claud Fl. Laynan. ad-
1utant. the band. Of Clarksburs; the
supply company Of MorSantown. ana
the Officers and on-commissioned Of
Ulcers Of Companies I. OF F'airmont: K.
Of Clarksourg: L. OF MorSantown. and
". OF Terra Alta.
The enlisted men Of Companies I. &.
I. and " were assigned TO the Second
regiment 10 I'LL up it's ranks to major
war strength.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
Milk Report Submitted.

DR.. r. II. Gardner. city veterinarian.
has Issued his report covering the tests
for butter fats made OF the city'a milk
supply. or II tests made all hut ono
showed butter fat OF per cent or bet
ter. One sample tested 5 per cent
which ~ unusually high. The complete"
report follows: W. G.. Maxwell. 30:
Charles Riggs. 4.5; Ronur & Conner. -:
Chester Riggs 4.3; ]. u. Taylor. AZ;
Mrs. J. N. Roberts. a.: Charles Peters.
A.: !. W. Adds. 81: J. l.. Parsons, I'll:
j. +. Holmes. I'll; Richard Jones. Al;
Erner Dorsey. H.; Vincent Blake. 40; Ed
Carr. 40. L. S. Flanagan. 40: w. Is.
Pierce Al: John Ward. al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
BENWOOD
Struck by Freight Car.

Yesterday afternoon about " O'clock
4 five passenger touring car which was
entering this city from Bcllairc nj the
ferry landing. was struck by freight
train south bound. TIL" tw" occupants
foreigners. were badly bruised about the
arms and sides and were rushed 10 inc
offices Of Drs. Blake md HartwiE in the
Bank building. where attention was
given them. They wrr" later able tn
return tn their homes on North Marshal
street. The machine was badly damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
Briefs and EsrSo1RtS

Miss Lena Walters Of South Jacob
street, is recovering from an illness of
several days.
Miss Genevieve Clater Of South Eoff
street. is recovering from an illness.
Miss Grace Hardy Of Monnessen, Pa,
is visiting South Side friends.
Miss Irene verhoh of Moyston street,
Is visiting Cameron friends.
Miss Eula Ferdinand. Of South Jacob
street, is visiting Grafton relatives.
Miss Lcba Burke. Of South Wheeling.
is a Pittsburgh visitor.
Miss Leila Tape Of Brooklyn. N. Y,
Is visiting South Side friends.
Miss Emma Hahond Of South Jacob
street. is recovering after an illness OF
several DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
GAME CANCELLED.

BUCKHANNON, Oct. IA keen dis
appointment was felt here a couple OF
days ago when word was received from
Western Maryland college that it will
be impossible for them to appear N
Buckhannon on next Saturday and play
the game of football which was
scheduled last spring. They say that
on account of The war they have not
been able TO organize team at all :. Hs
soon as the word was received the attn
letic authorities here set to work to Sc
cure another team to fill the date and
it is believed that there will be a game.
but with whom 1t Is not definitely
known yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
Grand Jury convenes Next week.

A week from today Marshall county
circuit court Will be in progress with
tho sitting OK the grand jury for the
regular October term. At the present
time there are comparatively few cases
that havo been held TO the court.
Tho only three fclonicS now known
that will probably como up for trial
arc: William HciscnbcrE. charged with
killing his wife: Charles Phillips
charged with entering tho Il. & o. sta
ton at ClarlnEton Station: Ron shrimp
charged with second violation Of the
YoSt prohibition law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
BANQUET and Reception.

Ono Of the greatest AFFAIRS ever hold
in this city will he tho Red Cross ban
uuet and reception which will he given
this evening in the Armory hall COM
plirnrntnry tn tic drafted young men
who arc scheduled to leave for training
Mt Camp Lee Thursday morning. After
tho banquet. which Will be served from
40 to 9 o'clock. will he rendered an
excellent muSica! and literary program
Vocal solos by Misses Marguerite SHARP
and Mabel Seals are numbers which
have recently been added tn the pro-
gram. Dancing will he the concluding
feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
rira Plurs In Glendale.

Three high pressure fire plugs have
been Installed In Glendale by the Glen
dale Water company. The plugs are
maintained by individuals. The parties
at whose instance the plugs were put
In have also purchased 400 foot Of three
inch hose. Disastrous fires during the
last year in Glendale moved the people
OF that suburb to take steps TO protect
iheIr or6Dertc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
ALLEGED Yost violator.

Antonio kaukabich and Frank Klein.
arrested here early Sunday morning on
a charge Of violating the Yoet law. were
urraigned for hearing yesterday. Klein
got by with fine Of 81 and costs on a
;,lain drunk while Kaukabich was held
for further hearing today. IT Is alleged
he had four quarts in his possession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
Moun5lavtlle Briefs.

The marrinEc of Miss Virginia Mnn-
::InH az this city and Mrs. Alfred Taylor
Of Gr"enviIl". Pa. will take place to-
morrow at tho home nf the III ide.
1T the office OF Justice W. NJ. Riggs
Saturday afternoon. Rev. \. r. Bennett
united IN marriage George 6. Wright Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
SOUTH SIDE NEWS

The Sunday school md choir OF st.
STEPHENS Reformed church will hold
their Rally Day exercises next
ISunday evening. Tho Following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Organ Voluntary, Festival March,.
II. T.. Supp. director and organist
Instrumental Duet. Rev. S. II. NatZke,
Coron.t: G.. Schcrer. violin.
Prayer .................. CnnGre cation
Song He Rcigns" ..... Sunday School
Anthem ........... ST. Stephens choir
Song All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name" ............... Congregation
Welcome ......... Albert Fisher. Surt.
Tenor 500 F.lWcI EhIiST
Qunrtrttc 'and Chorus Living for
Jesus" ............... Albert Fisher
Anthem ........... st. Stephens Choir
Closing Prayer and Bcncdiction Where
he Leads Me"
Postludc. Cplift March ..... Bartlett
II. j.. Supp
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To Chapliue Nj. z. Church.

1t has been announced At the NJ. T..
church conference which is being held
at ClnrkSburg that Rev. G. D. Sampson.
pastor of the Rnnw"od NJ. i. church.
will be- transferred from this city TO the
Chapline NJ. l.. church in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
Come in Automobiles.

Eenwnod Is rapidly completing ar
GarEcm"nis Ia again convey lis drafted
hen Ia this city in automobiles. Tn"
Benwond residents plan tn escort the
boys To this city in q big parade. such
as that staged last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
PLAYED Stellar Come.

According 10 reports from Marietta
O., John Robinson and Ira Shorty"
RANSOM last seasons high school foot
tall stars. played a stellar game for the
Marietta college eleven Saturday against
Wabash. Both local lads were in their
old positions, Ransom at quarter and
Robinson at right half. Both played
:hc eame through from start to finish.