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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-15

pIcs m.cutraS las Scnoras dc IA
Union son ~contraria> d la idea. las
p~TincipalcS damas dc la ciuGad cSt;.n
de, !ado dc Ia cruz Roja. aioGando
que 6 una in.justicia g intcntar 81
Qu'era privar a los hombres cue estaH
en eI frcntc de batatIa. en- hUmedas
y friaS trircheraS. el >encillo placer
dc fumar 0igarrilios. En ~consccucn-
cia. Eos miembros activoS dc ia Cruz
Roja han dlcho que seguiran manuau
DO cig5rrillos i EOS yoldadoS. IN ha
Ger c2so is uec.az prctsstas.'
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LAEROPlANOS CONTRA SUBMARINES
Ell famoso almirante Peary dice que
los Estados Unidos dedicaran
todos sus esfuerzos a la
construction de ma
quinaria voladora
q%uinaria voladora

WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNO IA
81 los Estados Unidos consagran to-
dos sus esfuerzos de una manera Sc
mejante a Ia que han empleado los
alemanes para el desarrollo de sus
submarines Y en- Ia misma forma ma
cional que estOS, nuestra nacl0n po-
dra responder a la campana submari-
ma V tai reSpuesta bastard para que
Ia guerra Sc dccida prontamente."
En- esta Erase, el Almirante Robert
E. Peary reasumio aver las p0sibili-
dades que en- la guerra del aire po-
drian deSarrollar los Estados Unidos
como una grande y efectiva ayuda pa
ra los aiiados. Esta declaration del
Almirante Peary fue hecha ante IN
Subcomite del Senado, el cual ha CO.
menzado al estudio del decreto de
Sheppard Hubert para Ia creacion
de un Departments de Aeronautica,
4 Ia cabeza del cual Sc hallara IN
m'eNloro gel u"o1He'e ue1 I'eSl"e"-
te'
II Aimirahte fe"rE declare que 2.
primer paso dc los americanos para
combatir Ia amcnaza de los Subma-
rinos Serla nVIar no menoS de lo'
~aerop!anoS al fren'e frances. rs"
fIota de aHanzaaa Seria 'e@uioa IN
meolaIahehte p0F oIF"' ) o'ta' ' o.
ira. RI A!m'raH'e FearE' F~feSioeh-
&c dc Ia National Aerial Toast "
foi committee Fui'fe que - coh-
SIdere ia constructor IL" "r.'P!ahoS
en- este paIs como e! mrjoE SiStema
que q puede adoptar J Huc en- eio
Sc proceda tan r~apld"mente ' ne ma
nera tan pertecta como sc mace en- IA
constructor 'e a~u'on'"'''eS {" "a que
Sc PFouaceN m'l4o"eS &c eS'"S "'"G"4-
mas
La falta de preparation en- Il ma.
c;on para poder protcjer suS costas
en- raso de ataque de algUn cncmigo
eXtranjcro. fue otro DC los prnto,
conS!ieraGoS per ci Almirante. QUEEN
sugjrio que la defcnsa n~acicnal au-
mencuria un - por cicnto, 81 1850
hidro-aeronauticos fucran colocados
en- Gordon q 10 largo &c IA COSTA.
"Yo he cstado cstudiarao I'm plan
durante as cuatro ui;lmas Scmanas
rcSpecto de IN a~erop.aro en- cuya
construction no Sc invicrtau arriba
lie Seis semana~ y tai nlaqujna, cue
na s,do "a contrataaa por cI %9btcr-
no, Ia cual podra l!evar 1000 iibras
de peso muerto, exclusive I'll proplo
peso ' probabIemente Sc csta iratan-
do de que Ell las 4.VO0 m~oncionada,
de peso uuede include el peso ,:,!
conductor da Ia maquina. los 10.
operadorcs de los canoneS, los dos ca
nones y las municjones y d es~o.ina.
ld4 - ID !HdtA''!d tuc - 'SNN ID!a-
.ruycndo en- Ia actuaIidad.
"Es,o e solamcntc 81 prinrip;o d.
in c;cnc;a dc Ia a~viacion ON In QUO.
IRA. En- la futura cichcia dc cs.a ma
,uraleza So podra obsccyar cI mismo
incrcmcnto que en- tamano. ruparidaa.
vcloc!dsd, etc, Sc vio en-. los buq@cs.
locomotoras, submarines y ychjcuig.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-15

SUSCRiBRS1 y IA PRENSA III
NEJOR PER:CDICO MENICANO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-15
DIARIO POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PRFCI0S DE SUSC3IPCTON:

I'm los Es:ados unidJs. Mexico. Canada, Gu
hs, Puerto Rico, Panama y las Islas
EiiuInnS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-15

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I'm |lst" "e Que los Es;aoos Uni
dos. II" haitian communicate e. teNto
vt.r'"i dc 14"eiia nota, al M!nI&te-
II" "' HeacIoneS ENter'or"S dc 10.
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n ?re2sa jaFoaeSa Y IN los circu. os
"t''.a.eS n:NoneS. como Ia original.
p.tha version parere Gt.e .uc inter-
r:OEa.m"n,e r:,ada q" G"a mancra
~'4':rot'.a. Fa,.a prot'rIr " lm2re-
SO" qae e. go".omo americana IN
.e'H,".~ Embellishments en- .oS asa"-
-os A.r"to:eS 90 Na".a.
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aa. c..cn.. lie 4.e 10, concentrates
o~.jc.airs soavr g.. envio lie a nota
80 re4i theron Il ia expression qvc p.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-23
ONE OF NAPoLeoN's IDEAS
He Founded 81 cyr Military Academy
TO Get Cavalry Leaders From
Good Families.

The great French military nra Q.
envy of -. tvr. about which ~ much
Is heard In these DAYS. was. NJ uur.r.
founded by Napoleon. One Of IA.
polcon chief military dilicult'o.
was To obtain u'li.crs for his new mr..
mics, and It va. mainly with q view
Ia overcoming th. difficulty thai he
organized the great military collie .
at - t~yr-l'Ecole- he .pcrta.
wanted Go secure rul ufair, h
crs. and convinced 81 tl' uco.,.ty
Of such l%.rlcr. bcug of "snul fam
ily, hc issued the curiou. iu.trur-
ton that thn,n who fulfilled require
wcut, 90 this respect ,hould Loo
nmiucl with indulgence %, r.,rr
knowledge ~ arithmetic anil agii.-
'try.'-Christinn Sricuv Mnuf.ur.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-23
GOLD SENT to L

According 10 a recent iuycstIm.
ton by an Italian parliamentary
commission, Italian cmigruu,. send
every year to their native home.
through the bank, and post office.
alone, Sl20,000,OOO IN gold. To Thu,
must be added nm unknown amount
which the cmigranls bring homo
with them or send through thc.l
friends aud relatives. The anuua.
wealth produced by the entire ltal.
ian nation even now amounts 10 only
n little more than SGOO,0OO,O1O. The
savings Of the %cmlgnnts, therefore.
make mp about onc-ffth Of the entire
mnual revenue Of the country
Raphael BON, IN Yale Review.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-23
MEMORY OF FACES AN ASSET
Hotel Clerks, Sank Cashiers and De.
teetives Have That Faculty
Highly Developed.

Hotel clerks have n way of rccng-
nizing guests rs ,oou a. they sign
a register. The most succc,sfuI ho.
tel keepers have To have this power
Of remembering the faccs Of their
guests aud all about item or they
would soon lose their custom by the
mistakes they would make.
Bank cashiers carry In their mcm-
ories the faces and signatures oi
most Of the customers Of the bank.
Detectives, too. get into the habit
Of remembering the faces 81 every
% with whom they have tn deal,
whether criminals or not.
II don't think I have ever forgot
ten a cu-to' cr, a clerk in onc Vt Go,
big safe deposits recently said.
There are hundreds Of Mfc-dcposlt
boxes rented IN our vaults, and
yau generally remember. without r.
lcrriug To our books, the name. mum.
her and password " each customer.
Exchange.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-23
THAT PEskY IF"

II a girl ha, chnpprl lips .bc
never blame. the chaps.
II a man speak, without thinking
joe b. ap. to pay what be- thinks.
II a woman Is lost in sclf-admri-
ton she may be- found in front Of a
mirror
n you are lookiug for q swell lob
all vou hive to 10 is stir M q hor-
nets nest
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-23
The NEST Coo

Say Jim. said tly friend uf tur
iaNlcab driver standing 100 front of
the vehicle, there, q purse living pu
the floor Of your cab.
The driver looked carefully around
and then whispered
Sometimes when cuisines, D.. bad
! put It there and leave the door
open. IL, empty, but you yr no idea
how many people jump m for a short
drive when thov sec it,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-23
WHY NOT sTEPPEs7

The Lady-non't you think that
Muscoyitc onslaught is awful?
The Gcut-l'ye never tried u. can
Won show me the step, Leland
Stanford Chaparral.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-23
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTH.
DAY OBSERVED HERE

time. The Athletic Association
of the oath lfnantry were re-
sponsible for the card which pre-
scented such four classy snappy
bouts including a meeting be-
tween Kid Bishop and wild
Bill Kane. both Of the oath
Infantry. which surely was a
lively argument on both sides.
A six round mixup between
the Insurrecto Kid OF the New
Mexican Guards and Joe Slcct
of the oath Infantry stirred the
onlookers to enthusiasm both
contestants having lots Of
friends in the crowd.
"k. o." Fields vs.. Hard Hit
ting Williams both of the oath
surely stirred up things during
eight rounds of lively hard hit
ing. These men received most
heartfelt encouragement from
the audience who yelled itself
hoarse, handing out advice to
both the favorites; for il was
hard 10 choose between the bows
in the closely contested rounds.
But the main event Of the af-
tornoon. tho in fairness to all
the good fighters. IL was not
d%efinately scheduled ms main
event" was the meeting between
Battling Cabell of the 2ith
Infantry and Clarence kid"
Ross from III Paso. Ten ro. Is
the battle waRed. Cabcll ~
the favoritc-not only with The
men of his own outfit. IN" 2lth.
but with the civilian spectators.
The FL Paso man hung back and
was often urged to fight. lie
had a long reach and often could
he have landed on Cabcll. might
have doom bloody execution:
more often he rcsemblcd a
Dutch Windmill In q Now Mex
lean sand storm; he famed the
air, and stirred up the dust. but
Cabell came up from an agile
duck. untouched.
Cabell seemed weak i'm the
first five rounds. but he has the
resolution. shown in his rather
grim Jaw, to fight il out II il was
physically possible. Cabell made
a clean fight. and made il ON
orange Juice. the stranger from
III Paso was checrcd up on whis-
Key and got up q squirt which
carried him through the last
,punds at a lively pace. never
'leless he was bestcd by the
1ard-hitting clcan-fghting Ca
Dell who deserves the name of
Battling it was a battle all
through for the man of the 9th
ior he was not in the best con-
dition. but he won-and all an
proved the decision which gave
him the fight at the end of the
tenth round. All agreed with
the referees findings eXcept the
fighter VINO lost; and he wanted
to do battle on the spot with
the referee and anyone else who
was inclined. The furry was
over in a moment. thanks to the
quick work of the patrol-and
the conduct of the audience was
splendid.
Many of the officers of vari-
Gus regiments. and all of the Of.
hcers of the oath who could, at
tended, to see the good work of
their men of the 2ith. and all
were p%raiseful of the conduct of
the men in the bouts and the de-
clsions Of the referee: EXCEPT
the visitor from III Paso who
probably felt some of the effects
OF his stimulant when he at
tempted TO knock out the ref
cree.
II is hoped the Athletic As
ISOLATION will give a repeat of
the bouts or something as good
in the near future.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-23
AN EASY ONE.

"Cau you tell ne how to open the
door to m easy courtship;'
Certainly. just ring the belle"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

ordaIns tn. candidates after they have"
been accepted by tho committee on Eel. :
lowShips. .
The service will take place It tho
Unitarian church on Eoff street above
twelfth street. this evening At o'clockft
Several prominent out Of town minis
ters will be In attendance. A special
musical program has been arranged and
the Womens Alliance OF the church Will
tender a reception to the new pastor and
visiting ministers directly after tho COM
pletion Of the ceremony Of the evening, j,
Following IS the program,
Prelude-Daybresk. op. ~ No l.. .orteE {,
Mrs. Fl. J. Arbcnz. Henrietta 4. 4
Romins. -,
Hymn. !7y
Request for Ordination. ......-......
Mr.. r.. 4. Rominc :
President OF the Board OF Trustees, ~9s
Tho First Unitarian Church.
Wheeling. ~
Invocation -. Tho Rev. Elijah 4. Coil
Minister Of First Unitarian Church. ~
Marietta Ohio. 80,
Violin Sociology. ......... Massenet
Mr.. Walker Rogers.
Scripture Reading. Observation-Disclosures; =
The Rev. Frederick NJ. Bennett
Minister OF First Unitarian Church.
Youngstown. Ohio and President.
Of the Meadville Conference OF ;,
Unitarian Churches
Trio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Selected
Eiolin-Mr Walter Rogers. ado
Flute--Mr. Robert Luke.
Piano-HenrIetta 4. Romine.
Sermon and Prayer of Ordination. .'~"'
The Rev. Franklin C. Southworth,-
A Md D. LII. \.
President OF the Meadviile Theologt-
cal School. Meadvllle. Pa -.
Hymn. ~
Right Hand OF Fellowship and Charge
to the Minister. :..: ........ - :"
The Rev. Frederick N. Bennett. n
Charge TO the People. ...--........
.....Th The Rev Elijah A. Coli
Soprnno Solo-Comc Ye Blessed. .....
................ John 2. Scott
Mrs. Edward ". S;ifrl. d..
Hymn.
Benediction-The Rev. Clara Cook Helvies}
Postlude-Trio ....-.........- selected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
NEXT SUNDAY WILL Be
TOY MISSION DAY
WILL BE OBSERVED IN TWENTY
FIVE WHEELING SUNDAY
SCHOOLS.
MINES OF Children and Cash Offerings
To Bs Received.

Sunday. December ., Is set this year
n '"rov Mission Day" in tn" Protestant
Sunday schools OF Wheeling. This or
rauizatlnn Is in its seventh year ard
hns become permanent institution.
bringing cheer and gladness TO hundreds
OF worthy chillrrn who oth"rwia" would
hove nr ChrIstmaR nj ALI
In addition tn generous box nr
candy and a suitable toy. each child VIII
also, receive Christmas story book.
Toy Mission headquarters VIII be In
the basement OF tho Second United
Presbyterian church and the work Kill
be- In charge OF q committee which will
mark tho packages. assert them ard
Distribute them TO the different
churches.
Each Sunday school will pay $500
into the treasury. which with the
amount now on hnnd Will provide the
necessary funds this year without talk
Ing general offering as heretofore.
However. any onc desiring to contribute
To tho work cnn do 30 either through
some Sunday school or hy sending cash
direct to the treasurer. Mr.. Marcus Bond
or the Cumberland Shoe company. on
n~I- -A-.-.t-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

from Drs Robert J. Tecd and Thurman
Gillespie showing that 1t was necessary
10 have tho whisky in emergency for kl:;
mother. Attorney g. o. Boycc represent
cd tho defense.
Dot Eeno. charged with having rlmrc
liquor Ia her possession than the law
allows. stated THAI she had only l. gal
lon OF home made wine In her automobile
when arrested. and that her mother mad
given her tho wine in Pittsburgh and
she was bringing II home. The proh,-
billion officials consented To m. lis
nisSal Of the case.
Both Of the accused were convicted in
n justice Of the peace court and wore
appealed to the criminal court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
Be STRONG!
Be V|GOROUS!!
Got Back Your Old Time Ambition and
Be Your owl Happy, Robust,
Contnnted Self AEIn.

Don't grow old before your time. don't
let nervouenesa wreck your happiness or
chances in He. rho man or woman with
strong steady nerves Is fuI -: vignr,
energy ambition and |onfidrnc".
You can have tnrre!ul nerves. firm
stop, new courage and keen mind by put
Ting your nerves In first class shape with
I'nmHn and G"utian Tablets.
They arc guaranteed |" make You 1eel
stronger mnntally md physically or
money hack.
No matter what other remedies you
have tried. Il you want 10 regain your
ambition and energy. want to think al
clearly and do ms much brain. work as
YOU ever did. get box OF I'amEin TRb-
lots to-day. and remember that even
though the price he small. these tablets
are tho best blood. nerve and body build
or In the world You can get them at
To-. II. 1riest & Co. ll25 Market St
Mail orders filled on receipt OF price.
ono dollar. The PanEln Co. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
BREAD DUE To
DROP IN PRICE
BAKERS WAR EMERGENCY CoUN
GIL ASKS THAT SUCH
STEPS BE TAKEN.
Predicted That Reduction Nay Take
Place in Wheeling Distrtct-No
l3 Cont Loaf.

: Er"nd being The s:aif Of Nf". AMI
. 'h"r. L. nor" hG'au eaten III this C"un-
Try than an an" :"!r!n:di;y. !; ~ mt
! Trhl ihnt tn" i"npI, mr. i;"r" Interested
: "a n" staff &c i!f"'' ;hHu any "u- Sus-
: ;H;nrr ~: H..
! Yesterday. tie f,!l"wimE bulletin WAS
; issued from H. W">t Virginia food nd
! H!intStra'iun h"aGGuar;"rS, from thc
/ bakers a@sur,r:jr,]. "s.:lur thai all :ts
members lm1i." efforts !" reduce Tho
] prir" u: b:ri,'I s,iIrh haS ri-"E almost
J double TO III" ,"n>W:'!"r daring the past
{ TWO years IN his ..""'iUH as we'll us n Il
y oyer tho rnu;iri.
! The hull,iiu follows:
: The war "!n"r S-uCr council Of the
! baking industry. III Session at Washing-
! ton. hns advised bakers throughout the
| l'nlte, States "a max" immediate rcduc-
! ton IN prIr" ~ thr rrtniler. wherever
! this Is pnSsih!". This in formation
comes in q telegram from Henry Stude.
: prrsiI"n; IT ih- National TSsnc!niinn 81
! takers. Who is in conference" at WASH
InH!un.
In MS telegram. Mr. sud. SAYS:
| with reference 80 prices. ~" cnun-
| IL calls attention 10 tho rarious rec
! Contamination III n" --u;"1 states food
ADMINISTRATORS report suggesting re-
duc:ion in prices. with government con-
! .-oi &c ra,r r,.t.-iols rs..d hv III. buEnr
/ avid :, r,duc,i,, >, rpor,.;ur EXPENSES
Thor, .IuuIr ,vb,r.v,r nusaihIe no nm
! Ir,mcdt,,r r,,i,,ri:nn in miro 10 the r..
| taller
| ."rh,u i,r,rn,,.i,,, &c tciuc. s.n. "a
! every haNcr IN ,hr United States who Is
! , 49, ,t.,, ,-,,o,,t-o,i,
!
1 - 40. 4
:, ,.,.,',, ~. ,,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

nation. and vas routed through f1tts-
burzh anil eastern Ohio TO Columbus
and Il was hoped TO have him stop IN
Wheeling However his route was
changed 70 go fro.s Pittsburgh through
western Pennsylvania and tho time De-
ing too short - secure another spetRQ
o. II was decided 70 dispense with the
meeting for this week.
Arrangements are now being mace 10
secure the services CT prominent
speaker for nox: w"ek. asN1 II success
fui. -ery Interesting meeting Will Do
In outcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
MRS. McCRACKEN'S CASE
TO COME UP SATURDAY
Alleged ShoplIfted Appears in Criminal
Court, Accompanied by Her
Attorney

Mrs Iul, Mr''rn"k"n. charged with
stealing fura from Il lnCnl department
store some tim" ago and wh" Ind .siit'"
hrrn in The county Jail. was brought IN
10 criminal court rrstardny. ana her
hearing wiS continued until saturday.
Attorney }. =. linn"lar. wh" Is rep
r"s"ntiuI III" w"lnNl. - reported |" NAV"
said tina: th"r" will u" no jury tr!nl In
the "nSr and that the court Will dispus"
,,r h. matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
RECRUITING NOTES

Five men were accepted AT the army
recruiting office by Sergeant Bruce Bar
ker the officer in charge. yesterday.
These young men will be sent TO the
Columbus barracks tomorrow with an
other group Of young mon VII" wcr" &c.
cepted Monday. There were four mcn
rejected yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
WOMAN MINISTER TO
Be ORDAINED TONIGHT
MRS. CLARA COOK HELV1E WILL
BECOME PASTOR OF FIRST
UNITARIAN.
Visiting clerEymeu Prom Many Cities
VIII Take Part In Inipres-
sive Ceremonies.

All persons interested VIII he welcome
n, the service Of ordination into tho Uni
tartan ministry and instaiiation OF Mre
Clara Cook Heirie. rs pastor of the FIRST
Unitarian church OF Wheeling. Mrs
u.lvIs was notified OF her admlttance
tn the Liberal Fellowship on September
LIST. hut according to tho congregation
nolicy OF the enomInalion, the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
Owes Her Good Health TO Chamber.
Iain's Tablets.

81 owe my good health 10 Chamber
lain's Tablets" writes Mrs. K. &. Neff.
Crookston. Ohio. Two years ago |
was all invalid. due to stomach trnu-
bic. took three bottles OF these Tab
leta and have since been in the best
OF honlth." 0btnfnable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

One man. q young man from Martins
Ferry, was accepted by Sergeant chrs-
tian OF the marine office. yesterday t!s
Will be sent 10 Pittsburgh TOMORROW.
Another young man accepted Monday.
will DO sent 10 IN. headquarters tomnr-
row.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

4 communication from the major OF
this state 10 army recruiting offices was
received by officers here Yesterday. the
communication suites that MI married.
men 10 enlist must have the written con-
sent OF their wives. There has been
much cmrfUainn Snrc tn" law was mad"
that marr!rli mon c0uld be ,lrcHy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
BROOKE co. CHAIRMAN RETURNS

Hon. Il. Ta!!"r. l!r""l:c county choir
;FRI. "f tn" government war savings
stamp campa!gu. returned from Charles
ton Inst riEh,. wh"r" he was Attending
tn. meeting nr tn" county chnirmcn
hold :b"rr yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

Wheeling comes second IN the list Of
cities on the recruiting record last
month. Wheeling had IS men and
Charleston 81. Wheeling has been IN
second place fnr the past four months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
@r8fG6
bOVE EVERYTHING ELSE''
The TdeQP Model .AerOpldneS

full It brings every growing boy right up to the up
toe of expectancy the very moment it is mentioned
The Model Ideal Aeroplanes, Glders and speed-o-
Planes will furnish youths the finest kind OF practl
cal amusement and will serve as inspirations to
greater accomplishments. Think of flyer that rises
100 feet or more and then gracefully wings its tight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06
FRITZ AND VENO CASES
DISMISSED In COURT
One Declared He Was Taxing Quart o.
LIQUOR to Mother-WomHn BAD she
Mad Home Made Wine.

Two alleged offenders OF the fost
prohibition law. arrested by local pro.
hih.tiou officers. wero discharged from
custody yesterady morning in criminal
court by Judge Alan II. Robinson. upon
approval OF the .rresting officials.
Tho first vas william Fritz. who was
taking home to his invalid mother
quart OF liquor when arrested t-it7
stated that he could bring certificates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06


World affairs Come
shouvo What is Uonderf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-06

distance of 100 yards before it begins its graceful
descent Think of racer that will fly nearly half
,nile Here are Bleriot Monoglanes OF 3foot length
ut $500. Curtiss Military Tractors in exact scale
reductions. at 5000 Cecil Peoi 3-foot Racers at
$500 Ideal Improved Racers at $2.75. Ideal
Speed O. Flyers at $1.75. Bluebird Racing Aero
planes at $50. Ideal Speed o Plane foot FLYERS
at 49, Ideal oop-the-L Loop Gliders at SOC and 81
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