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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-21
REPAIRING CAMP HILL STREET

Camp HtII, Pa, April 21.-A force
of workmen employed by the Central
Construction Company, of Harrisburg,
is engaged placing Market street in
good condition. This street has been
a problem of a summers work for
Council for several years. The worst
places in the thoroughfare are being
ripped up and repaved. 1t is probable
the street will be oiled later.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-21

Patrons of the Majestic Thcater have
always been partial to ACCORDION music
and this week they are
At the given an opportunity to hear
Majestic Fred Corelli play some high
class and popular airs on his
beautiful piano ACCORDION. In addition
to this. Mr.. Corelli, assisted by pretty
woman, also introduces some clever
strength feats. which are well received.
Other acts on the bill are "Oh, Doctorw
a sparkling musical comedy Offering;
and clever eccentric dancing; Charles
Rice and Company. presenting a good
comedy sketch entitled. Tine Spirit of
excellent comedy variety entertainers.
The first three days of the coming week
Joe Woods Mimic World" the
greatest vaudeville creation that ever
played popular-priced houses, Will give
the entire performance. A company of
thirty people are employed in the COM
PAW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

taFc&. Sever" toii lIne rMi; iay& a in.,n
naked t" the very roots az iii% soul, and
ere Lake AihLhaS"au VAS i">t III ,h"
south. each member Of III" party had
h"lstrd his true ru!nr$
The iWo >hiik., ;,:,d cnrupI,: .ru,,blcrs
w"r" ,ar,"r W"atherbr, AMI I'rrry Crilh.
| 'rri. In" whcl pa"IE complained less
al ll@ hcHcS AMI .,;Iu~ ihHn dad either
OF item. Nut "i'r" did ihcy vullnt""r
Ter I'll" thousand ana ono pciiI" duties
OF Tho camp. \ Duck"t vT water /" b..
h:"HE";. an cara aimIIl Of wood IT, b.
ch"pp"'l. III" dISh"; 10 hr w:,-h"G Lua
WIPED q SC-rrh t.. T." u'aG,, through tn.
"ulHi iur SUn'" SlIG"uil .indI~I'nsthlr
tr'ir.". -Anu these ;Nn cfivtr $cina. Of
"i'liI&H'l"n 'h.c"I"r'd spr:Llus "r bliSt-
"IS TcnulriUG iit~:ani aif.nIf"rl. They
""r' ia" Ir~I t" ruru ~ ~ ui.hi. "i;I
y score "f ;Hs Is, Yet uuHnr.: ihr last
~ urn "ui ~ thu UI"lUing. Ni"n the
start should n" IL r"a"lnr - bcf"r" til"
breakfast va" begun They WEI. III,
! FIRST 10 fail /" AZ m,-I-tlmc the last to
have hand in th> cooking: III" first 10
dive tor skim u,iirAry the last L.
! ntS""Irr they had added 10 thor own
another mans ~har". II lnrr i"jl"d i,
the OAR. They Siiiy cut In" later AT racn
Strnk. and allowed tho !"aI's mnlurntuin
| body Noticed: hut ihnir rrmra."y :,worc
under their hr'a'hS and Grrw !" hate
lh"'m Th'" .iA"'Iu's lauiisIc SncrrrI
openly amt ,i+iun,.I ih"!n from rlurlliu::
ill ni.;hi itui .ia.GU,, I;nrtIstc naS
no gentleman.
- m. I:-.,; since Ii,d.or I.,,. dor.
u.+rI. r;Ir,.i,u>..d ar,I ,L, r,,,, ,,,L; -,
lhr cu.rI. viIn IT, Lridn., h,,r,tn" 49,
dri.d r>b and rctnr,i..,,, y,,,.,, ,.r,,,
and har,nu urg,,,r.I f., ,b ,,,, ,,r
rru, Of ria N.,.L,, mn, .,,,,i tl,,, .i,,,,.,',
iuIn ,hr ,;rr1t. I,.,,,, i;rr,nJ I:,rr,.
likr,,-I,nkIp. ..,rr,I - v,, .rn,rC.,,,L,.
but the 'lu>i'" "uay.dir'" danced eyer
10 tho north ~ lii Great Bear. over
conn hv tht "rurI"n broad "f The Tn
known Lands. ih,ir ,uraccurS began
"a ,irStr. aul i'u:; nf ;ond Home .aw
~" last ard braves; hcndius 10 thu
tn,N-iIr":- a. they rurkr,! tn" current
in"H Wl.irh IT,, iad SO tr"arhJ rUuvlr
+'.icd. jacques l;ar.,@te -louy rcu,aIll.vI.
/ Had he moi -N}rrii {" lr,t,,I even l., M
ncyor-"1cNins 'yr"
NV, I, ,,... ,,....n.s ,,r,,.,i.l l.: ...;,
f-n.n brnr,.,,, r.>r,, r,,, .,,.,..,,.r a.,
.,,I,nd ,nd,l INC, CO.. ,i,. ,,.,,I 'f f.,.,..
rn,. a., ,,,,, ,,,i ,I,.-.,,,, ,,.i
rrn snIy;i,. ,rI w. ,cY,,n., ,,,, ,,jr;.,.
! smith .Yr,,r SLi,.i,,. ~, .I.rc,. ~ 49,,
| h,, vL,rn IN, N.rI,,,-j, ,r,s,r,h,,.r.-
ini,, ~, l-,i,,. pr,.,, in, ,.,tr.r,I 49,,
,,,u,,rh rf ir,.I,tt!, r,,i I.,,N,.. rI,,,,
hrr;,r, ~, ar,ju"u, ,ir-s;rr;,,,: ,c,I .u:
tho Iyn In,rrahir> fn,,,j v,.,,. thuu
ever. 1"w-lrn" and rot. ,ruidIr anal
/ ;unp.iiu". rtuids sn,i ro~itcr~. such
' torture: served /" cIyr ;n,' ,,i,- =, do, y
disgust for great hN:nrds Hu,! rrhl@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
HORSE NOTES


Tho Eutronw"od Stock Farm At Get
,yshirc ,rill ship from lexington. Ky.
shortly Senator Hail. > TO-. hT EinE"n.
"66i.
Harry T.. Law Will add to his racin :
string T'limas. PAGER. 50. hy Sidney
Prince. 10Y :: lhnnEIia- by L'i"lI"I''.
"l@i..
Grant rais" trainer Tor y. r. |oxr.
# Nawi,""k Farm. Fa"it. now ni Fh"n-
as,Ii" "a. reports thu colts training
rIc"lN.
Tho Eastern ohio Fair circuit tl;iz
season will consist nf jefferson. kin7-
u,au Warren. Canicld. t:nSt Palestine
and Lisbon,
The fast pacing MAE. south Rend
Girl. "."9',, rs Gr"a, llc;,rt 49,. -
NOW tn" property Of w. II. POSTER ~
C""ha,", 2.rI;-: b. Todd, :.lt'.. had
=, OF his -; Obtain now records IA
iGlG I'll" Problem headed the list with
u rcrnrd Of 2."S',
NINA Bradford. 2.""'.. Yonn;;
"ndd. ..0@i.: walter r"'hat". :,N:'s
General Todd. .2.0l: ''amclia. @N''s. All
navc Wilkes bred dams.
Tn" meeting NJ Southern lark
Youngstown. Ohio. will h" ihC curl"ln-
raiser for tn" ';rand Circuit n N"r'h
Eamdail-a (41-milc ship.
rhci F;ordsn. "f N..w bedford. Ma:*
vii ,hig YEAR .auilo HarN"Sta 60. by
rho Harvester. ".nl. 'ianr i;rntrice Eel
i!ri. = "6ia, hy R"lini. -"
\ now @randsr"ud I" cost Sinn,oHh II
:, M erected an The grounds of Tho
Eastern sal. Far aE,-i Exposition ASE"'
.l.ijnu al Springfield. Mass:
breeders Of thr Winners "t IN" tWn
md thrc"- ynar-oId divisions Of nc l1"n
kcntuckv t'uturity vii get E"oup !n&tHhn
of SSnn ~ in former years.
Elark Eaclr E"l". hv Row hrlS: sofa
uijnn. by Sidney n:li"n. and southern
, Melody. b; Told. Mac arc In '"A' |"
Tho rfansman. ".l"i4. $500.
1!n,. Mil"r has purchased from iH,ra-
. ,,.iil,.c &,rrk Farm Miss 'iay"tI
x, -. hv r"icr ia" r:r"al, dam Misc
a., ,rr.r ~. hv Ashland Wilkes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

; About People
5 Movements q individuals to
and Frer1 the City.


Rogors-C. +. Epnar, Washington. Pa.
N: &c HARTLEY, ST, Clairsvilio, g. r. 4.
Simornns. Cameron, ". Va, Thoma.
MenZics. SmithIisid I'd, O., W. II. Darst,
0"m.EIsct '" ;. .,,..,r.
MGhute-'' r.. ,M:uhuI; NJ" WL ny:
J. II: DAILY well ;burE: W. Nchcs'
Kahn Hcenl. 'uh%'Fflic' H. L. shtH'
LOUISVILLE. -.
Windsor-S Samuel T. Croft, Fos,oria.
q. r -, Barton. Earion, q. George Il.
Barncs Fa'rmoit; Nellie Heinz. Lorjan.
ohio.
.. :, ~ c,r1o- u.o,Ian,r-. 4.
StAnhi 49, W. 81 80 w " o ", "'
[. krndaii--|'i"EffH zap w. va
carl T. Rnnor ..tudrn, in WASHINGTON
and Ioffcrsnn 70; EGG, spen, the week.
end in This city.
Mr. ana 'IEI. Mn,Ian, M I'll ,,hs M
teSicrnay u ,nga,. ho'.' II, a,s,d u.i,h
g. nii"r $pcndlES me weekend WIZ"
friends III I'm 'S"tc il =
HrorS" ScI'' "t me lSialin' !, Toti
ineu l" MS nome oy n" a''aCh ~
measles. I,
Prof. John T., Th"rnt on. principai OF
IN" Si>'rrSFlllc tjlSh sGnooi rrtuFiteH ~
SlSicrSrlII", Satl fdaE 3ItcIhoon' htter
, being IN the city since Wednesday.
r. l.: Lively nf me state Normal
school faculty at Eairnont. has returned
!af'"y L business ;trir. through Wheeling
\. T. Jones e EeAycr. Pa: Is the
guest nf Rev. anii Mrs W. III. FIELDS. OF
, Zoo Chaplin" street.
:. J. Courtney falrmont dry goods
J! merchant. has r" Tirned after business
| trin in Wheeling.
RAhhic y. II J. silver returned IaSl
evening from Pennsylvania where he
addressed Il mas, meeting IN the Pits
+ b,f7.:h district yesterday afternoon.
Phiiip James OF Cameron. r"rurncd 10
his homo YESTERDAY after a visit with
friends IN tho c:i;..
Mir AMI Mrs. johnson Moe OF IT.
for fow DAYS. .
Mrs. Norris S ;.azaroq. wife nf Rabbi
Laxaron. OF tho Madison avenue temple
IL Baltimore. is .crjously Ill. according
In word received Ir this city by irlenOS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
Terre Haute Organizes
For Club in Central

RICHMOND. Ind. Fob. Ed. H.
Mills and Elmer i;IScnI!cr w"r" named
president aud S"rrsiary. respectively. "F
a temporary organization effected today
TO form plans Ecr ~ IN" stock ''um-
parv to TAX" oyer tn" franchise ~ tn"
Terr" IIau:s. lad. hHschall chh of tn"
central League. 'rhrr" hundred hh>i-
u.>S and ;,r"cr: Sinual mon ;tAN" h""n
asked IL attend - meeting Monday nIEht
when :. pHriiiAn"ut organization MI! nn
p"ri"rf"i aud Wh"n II will i"tnH"i% m:
Gj""d"f whether tho fran"h." VIII H.
tod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
MAGGIE ACCEPTS TERMS

rGST0E. F"h. "5 ShcrN""d T.
Nas"". ou,fslfar or Tho Boston Ma
';"na'e. has accepted he r'Uh's torr0s. It
Va anm"uuc.,d tonight. Reduced from
$500 year Cor tho last :hrrr seasons.
:" 40" for ~" coming season. MHS"H
ha.'i apr"r!r"rd ihat u" would not sign.
t'-"H kiI!lr :, ..i'"N"r also Srnt IN his
~jcncH contract for lower figures. Walter
NarAn'iii". III" clubs sh"r:S:"p. is tbs
principal remaining hnld-cu:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
WESLEYAN'S FOOTBALL
| SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Er-~!,i nt-c-.'n ~ ~" ir'"'.. So A.

Sc~r.sI nt-c-t'n - ~" ir'"'.'s~- a.
EUCktiNN:,pN. i. Va. r"h. :.
Nanass, / :. i[silts'tt. Nc W"s, N'r-i1ia
Wrsl"ra" r'.:..~ y:"ir. s'ra.n'n'.a,u"nt II
tho l1lI f'.";raii ah"d,ti" 'r>u game
ars SCH. dui.'i Tho schedule: SsntS"-
Der % 1."h.,u"u Walls" at lI.''0s. 'h'tobcT
5. Western Nar,'atd nj home: October
II WaShiuc,nn and jefferson. Washing
ton. Pn: r.'"h"r ~. Westminster ''"I-
l.Ss ~ :'",l.,. ORIGINS -. Penn State at
STATE college. f'snH- I"an's: -\"v.'n;h"-
=; E":i~r;;y t''.,'cs" ~ horn: >"r'>iuh"r
10 n.Vl>-I = nirs college, at EiAtuS. NJ
/ vnnrh"r -. Mari"t;a college at Marietta:
, No"cu-;'H- - W"S' Nirclu;H University.
pia.c not settled. \rv"mh"T -. Marshall
Ole - ~. Nnni:nE'M:..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
WAS A .eA1RMoNTEA.
.a,rh 70 Th<InicllIcrncer

enI,lai Il >raIrh IN Thr IntcllIerrcer.
- FAIRA1UNT. -. Va. Feb. "3.-Ac'
rorrijnc TO disrt iches received by hs
nnlicn here today. the aged German. who
said i've was r:m1cror William. arrested
al Athens. Ohio about four weeks ago.
while trying 1" %tnp freight trains that
hc said wore carrying munitions 10 thu
.N'I;rs. was idcn.hHcd as Dan II. Ross.
nf r;.irmnnt. t;"ss has bean in the
Nti,rri.; state Hospital for The Insane
lnr several wccl AS John Doc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
GIANTS IN TEXAS

MARLIN. ~. t'"h. -. Til" frs! Iii
Tlsinu % In" N"N YORK Giants arrived
l,nr" today beaded hr Secretary Ertnnir.
Thor" w"r" t~"i.;,- in n" division in
'iuidIuS ,u-.ur y"NTnSs'"~. ManaS ger Nc
'ir:,w viii not arr>"" t,j"rc Wodn- sdaT.
lie N.n; u ~: "t Virginia !" tnik with
par" Robertson. "'i;ii" ,d"r III" mon
all NOT 20 :" III, la <"ha, grounds for
several day7. 49,. @
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marking the trail with 4 couple OF ir9z-


zen tn'..
"surfcrIn' cracky:" cried another "f
tho party NO Whites
/ Mary white" :Iioper snntcntiously A.
! firnrd: "hut IL. only $40 more up inc
Yukon 10 Dawson. Call 1t 4 rough thou
! Saurl from here
/! Wca,hcvbec and huthfert G:oaneI IN
chorus.
Tho half breed figured for a moment.
notwithstanding days; I'm ha-
hiesi come" idcSgnaL ling the lnctN!hi"Sl
mo can tell. Mchbn when he'll freeze
Eovcr; mchhc not then. ~ 49,,
Tho manufacture Of Snoc$hnc7 ana
nrcrcasins CEASED. Somebody called the
name Of An absent member. VIII" came
out Of AN ancient cabin at III" edge or
iIhc campfire and Joined them IN"
cabin was ono 81 tho many mysteries
which Turk iii tho vast rer"SS"* "t TIE
North Built whcn and hy whom no
man could toll. Two graves in ih"-"pen
! piled high with stones. perhaps r|nlain-
I'd the %rrrrt Of. those carly WANDERERS
Eut whose hand had piled the stones
Tn" moment had r"nrr. jacques Zap
Isl" paused in the hitting Of q harness
and pinned tho Struggling nnc IN INC
snow The cock. made INST" protest Tor
delay. threw n handful Of bacon INTO
noisy ini nf hraus. ihrn ramc 10 aitcn-
ion. s'rr"r ross /" his feet HIS hraE
wRs :. ludc0us rnnilaS. I" III" ncai!hN
Z
and weak. t""ing from q south Am~r-
irai, rnyrr-holc hN had mol broken his
flight across the zones. and Wa still
able ~ toll with men; Ills weigh, WIS
probably ninety pounds. with In" heavy
hunting -!;nif" thrown III. and ms Erl",
xlrI hair told Of n. prime which la'1
ceased 10 10. The fresh %nInS muscles
"f either Wcath"rbor or In1hirr' were
cuIal 20 ton rimeS tho "ndsdv5r OF his.
20; !rc could walk them, into thu Garth
in = DAYS Iourrr; sud ail his day
hc had whipped lis stronger comrades
INTO venturinE q Thousand miles OF Inc
StifIcSi hardship man can conceive. t5e
was he incarnation of tho unrest 81 his
race and III" old Trui"nS Sruhhnrnn"s$.
dayhcd With tho quick grasp and notion
nr tho Yankee. held The ncsiI in tho
bondage Of the spirit.
Nh thos" In favor If solrS on With
III" dogs ~ soon IS III" IL" sets. say
49," rang nut eight vo,ccs--vnicHs
destined i" >,rn@ ,, trail ., ,a G%ih7 along
40" For rlr" frs; timc the. 1ncap-
ahI"5 wcrn united without som" conf
rrnnis': q persona Inier%S' - ,o yho,,
e" Wcnih""l,nn added hnlliS.roTil%.
'Maj"rity rule: Majority rule
clsmorrd tho rest Of ,hc party. =,
- Eunn'',i1, expedition Is liable 10 fall
through ii You don't co'ar. Slopcr re-
irlicd $wcclly: hut I guess. II NC Try
rral hard. ~ can manage 10 DO WITHOUT
f"m. MAI It" you 81 10y =. eliza
The sentiment WAS cheer'd 20 the
echo. ,,,.....,....
= 'Bui ~a% -" rh"" ,i,u',' N,..,
tWrcd arrr%hmnSNc'! "h", " '"'i'
IN" ne H.. Ga. ....
"Nint you ,"n!hSa Vita US.
''Nn-o"
''Tu"u i" - !"u '"r'n vel! please.
w wont have nothing "a say.
''Nind . rti'd'a'" >oh might s",i" IL
with !Mat c:,lnodl'U pnrdnrr % yoUri,"
suggested q heavy r"iuG WcStrrrorfrom
tic N.,l.o.Hs. Il; II" SAM Tin" pointing
nut W"H'h"rhc". "h"ll Il" Shor" I" a*N
,r,,l, villa; ,uh :.'Cnsu' 10 d" rl;cu Il
,.,,,,.,, /" rno!,in' an cal,lcr:M' tho
won't
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
BUTLER GRAPPLES
MONTANA TONIGHT
Interesting wrestling Match and Fro
urntnarteS tn Be Staged at
Turner Hall Tonight.

Wrestling ~ Turner hall t"H;Sh: y I'll
draw a iarc" crowd 81 " h"clinc sport
fans when Full Montana. nf Mourd~viile.
ur.ct~ Hun Butler 90 Wheeling. il Il
iw"-,',It of three falls !" th" finish ION.
'cSi. Emii Stump VII; referee.
Two c"nd rr"ininarj'S vii! u" ~'acod
between local and ohi.' amateurs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
Agrees to Terms.


NEW YORK. Fob. "5..-'T'F !cirie.
David Robinson. TIA" only nia"'" who
had failed to COM" !" terms wt'h IA"
<eV York Na'inual i.e1guc. ,'lUh hq%
nign"i :, r"ittrsri Cor :iIr iHi1 scasnu.
i was .t1rotIn,rd hv the club fs,.njsh'.
Il" viii loavr rnr Tho training Caulp u.
Martin I'aN. ir.yl FRIDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
ORGANIZE TROLLEY LEAGUE.

y II prepared :ha' 81 Io"y"m"it has
hr.sr, started -, "-~arIzc :fnfi"E lag -
r..~ -. "Hce'irc hlStrl..' :nie summer.
!;Io'il."nrtin~. T'rilau ~incr Mart irS f'"rr".
H";'-hu.: a&d n'!'"" Surrounding towns
-. bong considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
PLAY SECOND aA11E FRIDAY.

inc i.tn~iy aa.i Cathedral Cadets "lh
p:4v second ras'."'!a'l game -: III"
rrc.:at High S"In.l rrnH"r: friday
r...-,'.,y =. c-.' eu"HHn.'r Wa, staged
ida nigh, Cathcdra; Winning. 80 %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
W. Y. o. TossERS HERE.

\irmt~re r' tic W"s, NirS.n;H nj.
ror<i:y ha<Ec'hall team cn:"rI'n /" Fair
rHn'. f"nIr Nu$.,!ucuu'. sHnn; r'r!h" Y
night ~ Nh""iia=. Thy 0rrc r.@r"-
i>"N,i = lie NJ lure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
BASEBALL MEETING.

~. Owners or ,he lut.r-.l;- w. cali
.,ro:l. 1t.i .,-inr' t'riha,. r;c.lt. II IS
vrn"Cnc-d las n:S!;i ~ ''r"St'!"n, Il !;
Hell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

| the removal Of tho cruel whir-hand. or
in other words the bulldozinE h3lf-hreed.
had brought with 1t joyous reaction.
AT first. each strove TO Guido the othcr.
and they rrrfornifd petty tasks with n
JUNCTION which would have opened Tho
eyes Of their CoLnCades who were nov
wearing ont bodies and souls on the
Long TRAIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
CONTINUED iWednesday.)

copyright 1900 BY Jack London. AL
Rights Resoryed.)
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"surfcrin' cracky" cried another ri
tho party. no whites?
/ Nary white" Siopcr s"ntcntiouslE A.
! firu,d: but It's: only 500 more up the
Yukon to Dawson. Call 1t rough thon-
4 lhrr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-02
z Notre Dame Men
In Line For Army
Commissions Soon

Information received i'm South
Bend Wednesday to the effect that
seven Notre Dame men have sue
cessfully passed the examinations
in the officers reserve training
camp at Fort BENJAMIN Harrison.
Indianapolis, and their names have
been placed on the provisional list
of appointments to commissions in
the United States land forces.
The appearance of the names of
these mon on the provisional list
does not mean that they will receive
commissions. but, simply that they
viii be among those considered
when commissions are awarded.
The Notre Dame men are. Leo
Nogel of McKeesport Pa. a mono
gram track athlete who received his
degree from the college of engineer
ing during the diamond jubilee i'm
June. Frederick Slackford OF SAN
dusky, O., a monogram member of
the 1915 and 1916 football teams.
and senior in the law department:
jeremiah Murphy. Bridgeport.
Coma. a football and baketball
man. and senior i'm the college of
engineering; Samuel w. Perrott of
Indianapolis for two years director
of the glee club and a graduate OF
the law department in 1916; Walter
Perkins of Lima, O.. a junior law
yer; Joseph McKenna, Far Rock
away y. y, captain Of the 1916
1917 basketball team, and a senior
i'm the chemical engineering de-
partment William Egan of VIII
mington. O.. and 1917 graduate
i'm the college of engineering.
Norris Ziegler of South Bend also
has been placed on the provisional
lists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-02

ton OF senate amendments which
would have provided for a congres-
sional war expenditures committee
and three-member food control
board.
The weeks deadlock. i'm confer
ence, was broken 10y Sen. Warren of
Wyoming. republican. I'm agreeing 20
vote with the democrats 10 strike
out the war expenditures committee
amendment particularly objection
able 10 the president.
Sen. Warren is understood 10 have
been influenced by a tacit under
standing that the senate rules COM
mittee will report favorably and as
a separate measure "A resolution TO
provide for joint congressional
committee on the conduct of the
war. introduced by Sen. Weeks Of
Massachusetts. Whether this reso-
luton can be put through both
houses is problematical. Admins
tration leaders will wage "a bitter
fight against il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-02

general manager of the shippini
boards fleet corporation.
The conference disclosed that al
though the Southern Pine associa
tion pledged enough lumber So.
100 ships. it's members have beer
slow in furnishing the cut This
was explained by some ass due &C.
unusual sizes demanded. but other
admitted that higher prices 20 t,
had elsewhere made many plants ne
luctant 10 work on government con
traits
After Chairman Hurley % the
board, Admiral Capps. and a mum
Der of producers had appealed &C
the patriotism az the industry &C
furnish the government with its r..
Quirements, officers Of the pine asso.
citation declared they were certain
there would DE little more dimcult5
IN getting deliveries
The 100 ship units promised hy
the pine association were based o.
price OF S25 a thousand fixed Dos
the defense councils lumber com.
mitte-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-02
NEWS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
LIGHTNING BOLT STARTS
FARM FIRE: LOSS $500

Fire entailing loss Of $500
and started by lightning. destroyed
the barn, containing 20 tons Of hay.
and two implement sheds on the
Adren Goddard farm az Twin lakes.
Ind. Yesterday afternoon shortly
after 1880 o'clock Within five
minutes after the bolt had struck.
the entire barn was ahame
A strong wind from the northwest
soon set the two sheds ablaze. which
were only about 90 feet away from
tine barn. before they were fired
however. the farm implements had
been rescued. section hands from
the nearby railroad. fishermen on
the lake and neishboring farmers
AN rushed 10 the scene of the fire.
No attempts other than 20 keep the
house. which was but a short dis
lance away. from catching fire from
the flying sparks were made TO sa1 @
the buildings.
Goddard had just cut his hay cror
and had stacked il in the barn The
barn was covered with $500 insur-
ance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-02
FIRST WARD PLANS
HOME GUARD MEET
Name Committee of Three to
Boost for Meeting Next
Monday Night.

Looking forward TO the organiza-
ton or a company OF "home guards
men" in conformity TO the plans Of
the state council Of defense. "a meet
ing Of first ward citizens Will bee held
at the Colfax school house Monday
night at s O'Clock This was de-
cided upon at a caucus held by
first ward residents at the noon
luncheon "Wednesday. held FOR
council Of defense purposes at the
oliver hotel =. A. Winchell, chair
man OF the first ward military af-
fairs committee. appointed by the
council. presided az the caucus.
The first ward had the largest
delegation az the luncheon of any
in the city and plans were immedi-
ately launched 20 keep the ward in
the lead OF the home guard" move
barring. Of course. the GOebel
guards. which are the conceded piO-
neers j. H. Zuver. Elmer Crockett
and Eugene Warner were named a
committee 10 encourage attendance
AZ the Monday night meeting. and
-ti OUT "A cItMN- T. t. SIMS its VI.
Hutchinson and Carl Hibberd were
named "a committee 90 ascertain in
advance OF the meeting the kind Of
service home guardsman" is eX-
pected 20 render under what official
direction. and where the service is
expected 20 take place and for what
period OF time The other member
Of the military affairs committee APP
pointed by the county council OF de-
Tense. is }. j. O'Brien. a third mem
Der % act with Messrs. Winchell and
O'Brien will be named later.
The meeting for Monday night
comes as the result of motion 10y
u. l.. Guilfoyie, and the proposition
is for everybody 20 attend and bring
as many with them as possible. The
committee on attendance may also
report later some plans for getting
ont a crowd. The first ward will be
expected 10 furnish Approximately
1856 men-a war strength company
las its unit Of the home guard sys-
tenn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-02
Russians Start New Drive
In Galicia With Success

way and north of the Dniester river.
the Russians southeast of Tarnopol,
in the vicinity Of Trembowla. have
taken the offensive in an endeavor
to prevent the northern end Of their
line in Galicia from being pushed
back farther toward the Russian
frontier The Russians have been
successful in capturing one enemy
vantage point
on the northwestern frontier Of
Rumania the combined Russo Ro-
manian forces are keeping up their
advantage against the Austrians and
Germans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-02
Our August Sales of
Handkerchief

Pure linen Bought over year ago, and pnceS today
are about = regular prices.
Womens Pure Linen Hemstched Handkerchiefs at
&c, 10c, 15c and 25c.
100 dozen womenS Pure Linen Sheer HemStitchei
Handkerchiefs cOlored initials regular 25c values in
box for $1.O0.
Note-We are prepared to take orders for Autograph
HandkerchiefS. Select your plain linen handkerchief
and we will have them marked with your autograph