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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
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Help Observation-Disclosures

WE are receiving hundreds OF calls from
school OFFICIALS for teachers for every de-
partpent Positions filled quickly now De-
Southern Teachers Agency. " c. Ar;ail
N:rEtnia represeniative. University. Va
THE Virginia teachers surrau box asa
Richmond Va. wishes TO enroll teacher,
tor lsl!-ls FOR calls In Virginia and South
ern States Esn blished 1895 Reliah bio ssr.
vice; Testimonials copied. Write ua A.
W criItn I-,- Walt"n Hal! NEr
WE need teachers Unpreceden,ed demand
Specially men. every class OF work. Ladies
for grade, high schooi and principalship E
Ageney. Cnlumbis. S. c.
WANTED. gu sk. small chapel organ for
small country Sunday school. on easy
forms. 7. Cassin. Sa. DIV Hook. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

WANTED. A sTENooRAPHER. YOUNG
oM NM ia = S 2B u xEAs oEP ArPky il
E%GEs aaSp EXPERiENeEs n sELpao SELDOM
TAILOR & son. IS NORTH NINTH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

STOCK .SALEsMEN WANTED.
SPLEND DID opportunity for experienced
capable men. Choice OF territory. Prop.
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LIBERAL commission. 6o3-606 Caswell Block,
Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED: a live salesman in every district
In the South to sell stocks OF solid pro-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICE.
NIGHT school opens September II. Get In
formation. Massny Business CoiieEe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
SPECIAL.

WANTED, two Automobiles
touring car and roadster.s
nothing heavier considereds
than Buick Light Six. Must be-
1917 model and in first-classs
paint and mechanical conditions
and must be bargains for spot
cash. L 369, care Times-Dis-
patch. ,--,ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
less Show Is
Held by Tom

BUFFALO. June 2s.-Jess VIII
lard's Wild West show was re-
leased from sheriff's attachment at
jamestown early today when the
champion heavyweight gave a
surety bond Willard then ordered
the circus TO proceed to Erie. Pa.
where II will show today. The at
tachment was secured by Tom
Jones and Jack Curley. Willard's
former managers.
August Becker. Wizards Buffalo
attorney in his snarl with his man
ayers, said today that the litigation
begun in New York by Curley had
been deferred until next week.
when Willard will appear in person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Seattle Ia
Still In 1t

PORTLAND. June IS. 49, Eight
oontenders are left today as the
playing continues In the mems
matches OF the Pacific Northwest
golf championships. They are
Jack Neville and Arthur Nincen,
OF the San Francisco Golf and
Country club. Rudolph Wilhelm
and VIM. Cotclli OF the Portland
Golf club. Ellis Bragg and II. c. +.
Astbury OF the Waverly club. Port.
land, and H. A. Feager and Paul
Ford OF Seattle.
The c. II. Davis. Jr.. cup went 20
the Portland Golf club after an in.
teresting match with Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Having called Gotham seribes
a bunch OF liars. Jawn meCra~

seems to have another scrap on
his hands.
Charley Manning will be one OF
those present" in Everett July 4
mANErTE is QUITE A
TOWN.
The Northwestern league
wouldn't look natural without
"Puo" Bennett.
LATE SONG HITS
"How's Every Little Thing In
Frisco?" by Chef Mcintyre.
Very Good. Eddie" by Eddie
Pinkman.
They're Wearing 'em Higher in
Manette." by Dan Salt.
No. Battling" Bunker isn't one
OF the two boxers Noah had in the
Ark.
Might say Eddie Campi stymied
Pinkman's claim to the n. w.
lightweight title.
Good news for Bernie Dillon,
Ely CASTOR and other fly.
weights (NOT)-Abc Gordon
will be here next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Leith Wins
Shoot Meet

BY AHERN
By BUD FISHER

PORTLAND. June &c LeitA
OF WOODBURY., Or. today il the
proud possessor OF the G.. l. Beck
ert trophy. with a score of ~ out
OF so. in the trap shooting tournAr
ment OF the Sportsmen's Associe
ton of the Northwest He defeat,
ed F. c. Refill. Tacoma expert. who
made a score OF &C.
Portland team number two wcn
the last days team shoot yester
day. They made q score OF IS out
of go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Leard Pitches Seattle
to Victory Over Butte

Butte .......-....o osieoi o.
TWo-bazs hits-Gardper. Harrington.
Johnson. Charity. ". Cunningham.
Grant Thrss-bass hits-Gaidis Home
runs-1ohnson. Roche. Morse Sacrifices
hits Roche. Grant : Double piAys-
Harrington TO Roche TO Hoffman. Gran,
60 Hoffman. stolen hssss--fsifar,
Lard Bases on baiis-~Oft Harrington
.. of schlnhei :. Off Eas,isy T. OFT
Lizard :. Struck out-By Harrington s.
BY EAstisy l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Tennis Star Becomes
"Doughboy' I'm Army

By United Press leased Wire
CHICAGO. June 2s.-Frank ID.
conger. tennis star. formerly of
Los Angeles, will report at Jeffer.
son barracks. ST Louis. Saturday.
where he will become a "doughboy'
In the regular army. lie Is neph.
ew of the late r. II. Conger. who
was United States minister TO China
during the Boxer uprising.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
[31.EEJk
HIS 81
|I3!I.t1R1

y/oU CAN BEGIN to look for
scarcity OF flyweight cham
pions In this part of the
eountry about the middle OF July.
Abe Gordon. one of the country's
eleverest boxers. a nyweight. is due
out in this section OF the tail and
uncut along about the middle OF
next month. Abe has Just finished
. Jaunt thru the Middle West. and
vas returned the victor In every
bout in which he participated. &C
cording to newspaper clippings he
has forwarded.
At the present time Abe. who
claims the flyweight champion
ship of the Pacific coast. Is In
Butte. He has been fighting for
the past few months In Denver.
Abe holds decisions over such
hogs A. Nate Jackson. Eddie
Coulon. Patsy Brengan and Kid
LAX.
G. w. Green writes as follows:
Il notice In your columns of the
18th you mention the featherweight
situation. and some of the North.
west claimants of that title. name
~: Weldon Wing. Joe Harrahan
and Jimmy Lewis. The writer
holds the highest respect for these
boys. but feels that you have over
looked two of our best feather
weights, Chas. Givens and Bert
Forbes. do not wish to comment
on Mr.. Forbes other than to say
that he Ii entitled to a great deal
Of consideration, but on behalf OF
Mr.. Giyens will state that he il by
no means has-been. He can make
the featherweight limit OF 122
pounds. ringside. and be strong.
With a little more training Mr..
Givens would be in his oldtime
form, and would like to meet any
Of the Northwest featherweights at
122 to 125 pounds for the North
west title. or Is willing to enter
into an elimination contest.
The writer feels justified in
making this challenge. as the rec
Ords will show that in Givens' many
appearances in Seattle rings. he
has lost but one fight, and that
was a close decision to Johnny,
OIeary, after which he reversed
the decision. The supremacy of
these two boys has never been
settled. as at that time OIeary left
for San Francisco and Givens gave
up boxing at the suggestion of some
OF our local physicians. The writer
does not now nor never has
claimed the championship for Mr..
Givens, but feels that he is entitled
10 some consideration in an elm.
nation contest. All we ask ia
chance. May the best man win"
NOW THAT OUR BOYS have
arrived safe and sound in France
you can expect baseball 10 take a
jump forward in that country
The American national snort bs.
never awakened dear old I,ondon
Inc newspapers In the British me.
tropoiis are now carrying tho ro.
suits OF the play each day in tho
major leagues, az well as those ~
the Canadian cities I'm the Inter,.-
tional circuit. ''''
The presence OF thoussrds -
Americans and Canadians I'm Lon.
don has created such a demand for
the scores that the British nanor.
are only too glad to secure The 90
SUITS despite the heavy cable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Chief" Bender Signs
With Moran's Outfit

By nited Press Leased Wire
PHILADELPHIA. June rs
Chief Bender. the veteran Indian
pitcher, has signed with Pat Moran
and today will join the Phillies al
Brooklyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Season Record Hung
Up in the Three
tied Press Leased Wire

Ky United Fre-s Eeaecd Wlre
QUINCY. Ill. June 2s.-Quincy
and Moline established seasons
record for the Three-I league when
the latter club defeated the locala,
6 TO .. In 10 innings. yesterday.
Ehrhardt pitched the entire game
for the winners. while Quincy used
three slsbmen. The game lasted
three and half hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Must Have Made One

Ralph milford recently lost a $50.
mile automobile race because he
stopped 40 seconds TO change tire.
Must have stopped to make one in
all that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Red Sox Going Down

Since June /. tho Boston Red Sox
have lost IA games. Johnnie Muir.
ply, In Seattle from Chicago. says
the White Sox are figured TO cop
the gonfalon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Vancouver Crippled

Snyder. the Vancouver left field.
er. is in the game with bad leg.
while Jose Acosta. the Cuban pitch.
er. is also on the sick list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

A. Philadelphia :. New York I.
A. Brooklyn z. Boston 3
A. ~. Louis 2.s, Chicago "a.
At PittsburR 6. Cincinnati G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
AAdERIC

~ Chicago 81. Detroit Ia
At Cleveland O.. ~. Louis 4
A. Boston 6. Washington :.
AZ New York /. Philadelphia 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Westerners Starring

Alexander of Nebraska. Johnson
OF Idaho and Leonard OF California
are UNFOLDING the honor of the West
In the big leagues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
&&66 R&RH5f &
- " =

Roy Growers sister calls up
TO deny story In Star that Roy
Is a German. Don't blame her
a bit these warning times. AZ
4 matter Of fact. however. Roy's
great, great something or other
came over on the mayflower.
All right. Benny. we're waiting
Which was II going TO be. army
navy or marine corps?
What's the world coming TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
BY Condo

wild William" Lizard. whom
reports have II 10 wanted BY
the Brooklyn Nationals, had AL
the earmarks OF a big Lacquer
In yesterdays game between
his Seattle Giants and Butte.
The score: Seattle ",
Butte 9.
The scrappy leader OF the locals
relieved Pat Eastley. mainstay OF
the Giants pitching squad. In the
third frame. after Patrick had
shown inclinations TO soar aloft,
and twirled as nice as tho he had
been in the habit of doing II all the
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

"Hap" Morse SENS to be
picking up bit in his hitting
Of late. In the last series here
he fell on the ball at timely In
tervals on several occasions,
and II 10 noticed that he knock
ed one for a four-sack swat yes
terday In Butte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
Yesterdays score in Butte {:

Totals ..,....ss . ~ 81 10 2
'Baited for Brennan In ninth inning
seattle ...........0 o 2 221 Ill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

At Spokane Lyle Bigbee was
In good pitching form for the
reIuvensted Indians, and won
his game over Al Cipe, who was
on the knoll for Vancouver. I
TO o. Bigbee allowed but two
bInuIes. Cipe was touched for
but four hits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

with Jimmy Clark on the hill.
the Great Falls outfit won a 10
inning contest from Tealey Ray
monds Tacoma Tigers in the City
OF Destiny yesterday, 6 to 4. Studs"
Sutherland was on the mound for
Tacoma, while Lapan. the new
catcher from Los Angeles, received
his offerings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

Umpire Gentle has been canned
by Southern league officials. What
did he expect with name like
that?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28

Tealey Raymond kept out OF the
lineup yesterday. and played Groeh.
ling. a new man from Los Angeles.
at short.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
COLONEL PENN TO
MUSTER OHIO MEN

COLUMBUS. O.. July 15.--Colonci
Julius A. Penn OF the United States
army has been designated chief mus
tering officer OF the Ohio National
Guard. according TO telegram re-
cciyed her" today by Assistant Adju-
tant General u. H. Gem"rllng. Jr..
from Colonel Thomas a. Barry. com
mander OF tn" central department.
Chicago.
Colonel Penn il expected her" to-
morrow when he will take first stops
toward tho mrlet"ring IN OF sonr more
than $4,000 troops In Ohio.
The divisional ammunition anu CUP
ply trains and motor scouts organ
ization recruited throughout the state
mobllzrd here today for Is days pre-
liminary training before they cntraIn
for Montgomery. Alabama. tn" south.
crn training camp for Ohio AMI SW"st
Virginia gllarlsmrn. All other Onto
units modified today at their "hom"
Stat IONS
Roll call. organization OF companies
and assignment TO quarters conRti-
tutcd tho onlw formal routine at the
camp here today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
OBI TljARY
Mrs. Hazol NJ. tLonruro) EniIor.

NJ. Hazel VI II"nEurrD EuIInr til"
I",rlrlnr y'unE wlr" If Eidwnrl inll"r.
urr41ruun for Ihr Wheeling iui"lIK"n-
Ger. IrLHy"'h rwUy Y"Ii"Trluy uIpruIUE 1T
, d. "'"i"rk In ia" %"rth Wheeling lI"'s-
pi'ul. r"lI"wIuE an llln""H at iw" w'"lHr
al I;rhud fever.
Nrl Sul"r wnT born mud rmiH"d In the
I'"i'r'H Kun district near Elm Grove.
-n. ruH Ia her nineteenth y"ur md wI'
The dnUIhtrr or Mr.. ami Mrs. john
L.aSurr II well known and highly rH-
irrII"d lnmlIv nr thai auction. She wni
married 10 MIR. Snihr II months ago.
and SInr" HAT tim" !, h' hn: lived in tlIE'
UIiy. the young couple having their
h"fu,. nj ~ Eighth :ir""i. Mrs. Snil"r
va" II young w"IunI "f 4 hnrry dIHp'SI
non ana NJ. nIIH'uhII% I"I."lnr WIN
niI her MAN. rrI' nd. Sh" l"nl"% NO
..idra her PARENTS AMI husband liy'' %I"-
I"r% In thi'; ami Marshall '"iin'N.
Funeral ',.rvir''.J vii! l"' held III the
rnuiil h"ru" Thursday Hft"rrr"n AT 81 =
,,',lnrk. with interim IN STONE church
trtnrirry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Two Burned To Death
In Pittsburgh Blaze

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July Is Tw'
mon w"rn burned Hn badly that they
di"d later. one waH PRIMARILY Fatally
burned. lhr" slightly burned and \
fir" captain wa9 injured In Il fire today
that destroyed tn" 1lOraI" hol"" AND
stable OF The Douglas Transfer Il
Storage company on ihr North slide
with y loss estimated al 300.
Raymond Turner. aged 81 years
and Joseph Fordyc". aged ~ years
employed III the stable. wrr" burned
over the entire body and died in q
hospital Joseph Mcmahon. aged -
years. was probably fatally burned
The men were asleep In tho stable
when the fire. believed to have re-
suited from an overturned lantern
broke out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
D. VI. D. HARDMAN
HAS SUCCUMBED

In ia" death # ia" Hon 'h''"r g. W.
Hartman ~ hiu h"Iu" ~ MulIl''"hih"
Saturday. INlr county I"'i "u" "I NV
I,-I hI,Su nI,I INJECT uiIu'utInI 'l'lr
yrur Nv IIur,mHu wnr l"ru ~ ! El"'
county In vhh wnH th"n NticIulH. ""l'
TENDER a. lN,n. "" va" "'Iu'hl"I w
Ih. common ",'h""l". which II" IN turn
served for. "irhi GEAR" IN III" 'hir'ltN
ct u tr:rh"r. beginning ~ ~" M" "i
Is vrnru In lEIi h" va" l"rI"h I" ih"
l. yiGIuIur" and rrl"h "u :''V"Inl com
mItt"r1 "r that body. TIL" n"Ni four
years. he .rVuI"l L. legal NJ IiiuI:. sur
vryinE nnh uulilirs. In 1881 Ia was mp
pointed "a deputy sheriff "f TNl"r ""uu-
~ Completing a l"Ur-N"nr i"rIu. ~"
engaged In tn" combined pursuits at
Turning. lumh"riur AMI milling. Tyler
county citizens h"n"r"d him with tho
election to h,. their sheriff TOR tn" term
beginning January /. lH9? II" was
one of tlr' Iw" FIRST district n"mh"r"
of tn" Republican national convention
ut ST Louis that nominated Mckinney
mud Reed. II" WAS widely known fer
his ability MS 4 Platform speaker md
only failing hrnlth aI IN" time prevent. =
ed him from making f"rmI'lnbl" race
for elect ion In congress-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Cprnan-|nCited Strike
Of Miners is Settled

IRWIN, Pa. July ia strik" "f
nonrlv $500 coal miners "f tn" il"rmIni"
Yukon district of southwestern F"nnSIl-
wanna which has hcrn In progress tor u
wool mud which |, IL estimated hes tied
M tho production Of more ihnn li"."""
tong Of coal. IL large part of "hirh was
contracted for hy EASTERN inuniIl"nE
plants. was called Off t"hH! mnd ~
mcu Will return {" work t"i"rf"M. h'
Ic,r,uL rr ,I,r men for AN "Irlr h"Ir
dry wus granted hut III" operators r. %
fused tho request for check w"irhlH'i
10 hn paid by the companies.
Mnr.. than s.! per ,"DI al VA" mon ON
strike were foreign born. NOR" IMAM L.
b0O h"uG An"iriau". ni"I - i"'I'" 'h 80
h,cn rtIrr"n, ihrI Tia, SlrIk" wh$ melted
hV German agents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
ELM GROVE JUNIORS
WIN TWO CONTESTS

The Film Grove, juniors grabbed on
two games IT tho Th"hn grounds yestcr-
day. ono from the rntrinttc club and tho
second rrnT: thr North Wheeling Pr
rates. Snrpl" pitched thr gUme hgatnnl
tho Patriots md rur'"odcd IN holding
Ih"m down 10 one hii Hnd only ono man
reached snc"nd. Tn" pix" laha went Wild
and HIT nanriY rv"ry hull TINT cam"
ncrora the pm. rBrlsn lnnhing thr slug
fort With Il homer. u two-hnKg"r md two
ninglcA. Tn" gam" ended with n rcorH
or ~ I" q. TIL" Rnn!o with tim plratoa
wnr not HI ems. tho Pirates leading M
until lhr last inning. The park lnds
rrlli~d and Hlrnuh ninglri. i. Wrnkirch-
ncr doubled. mn ND stepped pItri"n with
II single and ,,""r~d tho wo un bases. Hn
thrn s'"l" second md tlnut"r brought
him home with single with tho win
Ming run.
Mrs I'InthII.- Afr- isnrg. urxi door.
-ny1 thr rn"ihH hnv" got into her nlAn"
mud n"r running II"
Nj Fla rhu>h--It-nllrr Will. I'll never
sny another uuitlnh thing about \ moth"
--Yonlcorn Stntoaman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Mls. Ella (MurrIn) elmo.

Mrs ELLA tNurrlnl cine. wli" 81
Captain Fred cine. passed away IN 'h'
huiu, If her Iuurh"r Mr.. Mary Murrin
Of gSg3 Enrr street. Saturday evening al
L 10 urnrk. following AN IIlrr"% al II
vrur. nrl fnr the past lhr'" m"ntlu' hal
been confined I" her bed.
Airs elm" had lived IN inns r"Ihnih!i-
liy all her lIl" and MA" Il most hirhl%
,..,Ir,,urd ,yuritu.I Sh'. wat -: y"nr:t old
She was u nl"ini,"r of >i'N Methodist
EIIarul.al ,hITrh Sh" hnv": h '!'!''
her uuIhrr "Ir" daughter. MrH. G'"rE'
Shields of fhlIinnnt.
Tho, Wuiunu. I:"u"GIi H":'"Cinii"n 81
th,. Nucrnl"",$, 40. H. VIII h"ld ritual
,rrvIrca This evening III ia" h"n" al
,-4h u'rluck rh" funeral ''ryl"'H VIII
h,. conducted III TIA" SAM Iha"" Tu":"!av
afternoon.
TN" Rev. l.. y. I"l:"It of N"%I"y
church, Will uifi'iui".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
FUNERAL For John Scott.

Funrrnl servo, lea. J"iIn scott. aged
5G former rrHiI'mt "f ihi@ city AM! ih'
husband nr Mrs Margaret u'r"w lh"rI
Sruti who hird July u In 'r"r". lud.
uuu held Yesterday nri'rn"''n IN tit"
home nr his hr"ih"r-in-lnw y. ". crow
ih"rS ur i"3 N"r'h Huron 'tr"'.' WIZ" /.
ing Island Eurlnl was IN ~ nim.Ii:'
crnrI"ry Mr.. tr"w'h"rS wa% r,ll'd L.
hcinv strur., hr u train. II" VA = Ein% So
bInwrr md iIy"d in this CI'N for many
yrnrs II" l"al'a' I"'=it!'s his "Lf" rw''
children: Albert scott 81 Indianapolis
and Miss Eiur"nC" Scott "f ihI% rI;!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
SPEAKING CAMP A|GNS
TO AROUSE THE PEOPLE

NE WYORk. July i5.-Sp"nkinE cum
pnIEnH in is "lnt"* Il" ;sr"''S" Ill" I""-
pie to the meanings of the wnr ami the
ncrcnglIy for H.. nESr"'"iV" rr"H"rr-
tinu'' have been sInrt"d lay the Nmt."nrl
Security lrnHir II WAS unnamed h"r''
tonight ENtrn"lnn of tn" movement I"
thor stntrs Will be made soon. II wHt
Huld Many Speakers Of Wild" reputation
hnvr rnHn9"d In th" CnmlInEn. which
is the outcome nj the r"nf"r"nr" held
NJ rhnutnuuun y. y. In which repre-
rrnIuiiv"s Of %" states Inrt irilni"d.
hnvr HiartrI nr" Vermont. Pennsylvania.
Iowa. Wisconsin. knnSnS. Washington,
inuipInnn. Virginia. imhinnn. illinois,.
Tennessee, Now Jersey. N"w York. Ken
tucLy Michigan, West Virginia md
MARYLAND.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
CASUALTIES IN THE
CHINESE FIGHTING
REMARKABLY SMALL

LpNImIE. July l5.--Tet"SrnphlnT IN
Grr fri,!av'% hui". N"utrrS l'rhinK COT
r"sI".uI"nt reports IN" l"II""'hk
10 e, .,u.,,rrtur. the rrrurmnua quantities
az ammunition used and tn" number NJ
,iu"rs engaged. ,hr "a"tnlti":; yesterday
wa. rcr,arhahly small. t"tnilirK to"
k!IIrd uud thirty w"und"d among tnr
cntuhutunrr Will" thirty wor" Killed. AMI
, ,,u*I,.r1hIc number wounded ain"ns
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
All nt Chang" IIsun'n mon captured
wcr, ,i.arr.."d They Will he E!H-n 'hrS~,
months, pay AMI then dIshandrd.
'''rhr situation now - "Stir"lN Nu'ot
.,.n,.. ur!r. Il,. taken TIA" :,irrtrst rrr
c,IutIou. ard 20 footing has occurred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
ImI TUnItC SERVICE COmMIH%tnh UT WrSI
VIEIInIh. CArIIDI EuunING CHAEtLHrnh.

~ n meeting IT II" rul," ''crsi"" ',,mr"n',"n ~
Wet Nisuln. hr;1 ~ ia" "ulh h,: "f Jmr". \ u.
- HrtI'LhTIn* or Automobiles ASn LIrNEr
Ht!aNE OPERATING M COMMON rAnUI EIS
~ THE STATE ur WEST VIRGINIA.
N.rncrou- ""u,llaluts both formal And mfoirnal
rr,ne the operation ~ -" called ''jlin"v "Issrs'
ha,Irr kcrn mad" 81" G,ruuI End haNln: had
ihr marirr, arising ihrri'I'r Under consideration
ir r,ur ilInr tho Commission has cnclu'!"'l I" and
,-a hrrrhy nrri r following niles f"r tho frSlla-
rIun and control " nutom,T"s and Iiincv bisSss
urcra'Iug r".um"n carriers In the Stat" 81 West
l:r-,un la t.r',Ic ifrrtnr August |. I9li AID Ia
rrrirlr IN Err-r until revoked amended b. iur.
i,lrr order ri IN" rrmNision:
lI( All motor vehicles lh".rpftrr called public
b..-"s) engaged In tl, TRANSPORTATION NJ pAsscI'cnrs
,yt:hin the Stat" 81 Vast Virginia Tor which s"rN>r"
Il charge is made under thu jurisdiction of this
Commission l." tho same extent us arc all other
''cninIlrn carriers.
- All public hu'Sr- now IN "rerHi!on. "r rom
Iric,rg operation lrlnr In Angus, l. 1911 shall. "n
or isurc the st LAY ~ August 1917. and nil ruhlr
Iu-,r- commencing "prrAi"n amer tho let day II
August lUl!. rIia.I iHfoGr "ummrn'lns "i"fAi"n III"
w,th this COMMISSION statement a'i'lmr f"lh ui'
rnnin route l., Ln iray'~-i ia" =, hruln az operation
l., bo maintained, n'hr,lur ~ Cinrfrs. tarliiS and
l5r1 4 hr charged. III" nnmh-r al vehicles
nIrT4i.,i .r les "i-rLt"l, s""nR capacity, 1"hhI
tia. 81 each vehicle I"lrl",. nnh tho nuihi~r 81
ln U.r,sn in,,r I" Il h' ih" tI"to II West Nh,inl"
I..h r,nn in'.iIn Gttnr ni"Ii follow s"h n"ie and
maintain -urh H:hrui" anal ehhn La'"o IA ia
I...I n, rilr, la '"nsId.uls ihn'o, "~'i 81 R!sn
,I ,ri s,"Ii h" inI"t"l !" l"'lh l"iI"fs Tia"
u.,nr ~ All IT," i''mI"l ~ "" Ihii'
li.I f.,,", IT." f.r'rtnr 'nt"t"'II '~Im'''l l."
ln ni.d With tho ,.i," viii I- f,rniahs.i hr u
"lldI'"i"".
"a I'mnlr. I"nn"" operating }" Incorporated 'hi"s
rrn. 80 ,IIi"t"" rh"n "i,Ih I''l"I" II "I"'"iIh
,I,n continuous f"'" ~" I"ri""i"n h"u'
um,n w." ot.iI"a h'"" ~ ia" ''lrt" f'"h ~ 'Ah