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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14
ALLEGED CROOKED
EXEMPTION BOARD
MEMBERS HELD FOR
GRAND JURY ACTION
BAIL. FURNISHED AND
THE. PAIR RELEASED
Former Justice Hughes Calls
Meeting of All New York
.Slnlc I}onrds.

FmW YOuR, hmb ~ rho Nv" nniI-
Cherry nnd lr nnuu"I J ii""t"ld. "h'
hnsa h"nn la tho f"nl'n r'1H"h "'n""
Ih"I, r"u,"vai nnh n'r""l. 'h"in"h WI"
,"n"llI lus f"i uay \" """n'r' "'""
"IInIhI" T"r hi"n. w"'n "'i"ia""h '"'l"
horir. tInli"h rI"tan i'""'"'ianl"''"'
iiIi"i,."th auh h"ih IL t6,hhn i'"lI f"'
a"II"" hv lh" grand lwrV
HnIu,"u 'hul,",. """u"nh n" u" "'
.mf,iI"n hIrnh hI"'IIl'nIi"H "n"nl, ~"t
n,ia inu"d ~ III" n",u" ilf"n "uh l'"Il li'
too halt Al ,h,"" wniV"d "s"nln"~
iIuu,
I","r b"ii wa" furn'-h.d MA Ia" I'I"
w"Io Iniuns"h,
WhnIiIHuTDH. huH ~ 'fli" f"lI"~
Ina wnin i"'l"y "pIr"lmtrh I"""lh"'" ~
lu.nI rnl"uIimn b""'h IT." %, iI"~ f"th
''up, IN uIno" "r ihn ih'r" m"nIh"in -"
u"V.d "u "la,sn" "f iinnuI"IIti"n In
ur"miInH osnnrIi"n"
Me. nInInhIo,. ar utnnl"n nir""I I
I."mIn Iitn"h, m t'""r'"" ni'$Di. ""i L"
/. nr-rI., I0n Cannon AI'""i.
Th"y pu""""h I."rIr 'h"'rr. -"
II.u,Y NJ fI,""lh nnh ~ fi"n ! n"'"
T"ld
Lyman u iaII~ph"r wrn "lr" ~
rnint"d T." .u"n""h 'Iln, l"n - M"'h"r "n
Tia. T"ruIhin- ""unIY, H"w r"'h board
rimW rpnH. hnn ~ !" p"l" unity
rT anIiun "u IndupltlnI nud npprnlH f"I
~ a,uuII"n from III" hrnh, th"rI""
ulvnua IIuHh"r, uh"iIIu"n "r th" 'llnIrI'i
hoard "f this niiy .Ih" I"rH""t IN H""
To,h ni"in insn"h d" ""Il I"'I"y i"' I"
(Uanbtn rn9. Tsn.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14

JUhRIEZ, Aug 13-Jose in"A Shln-
zar. a revolutionary leader and former
chief OF stan OF Francisco Villa. WAS
shot and killed al tho NoBnlns ranch.
II short distance from Asconclon. on
Thursday. Americans arriving here
day from Cusas Hrnndon said Shla-
zur had boen killed by d ANAL band OF
h,nne AtIrda who ~-ro organized To
,ruleai tho Iaaaa uIaitton .AncrnCion
district.
Tho nt"y told - Americana Was
that Ihroo nf iiaI--arn in~n ~rir mis-
Inhun fni ,aidoro l., g'",'ln al ihn
ti.relon ranch anl kliioh, nnl iha,
when Tho loai"i wont /" 900 Why hln
,uo, ~o,o dot oJno.l> a III" fnIn haful1
hIn, tito h".ly ~an '"'''''"'"d ""l vii
leo brought hnro f.r hnIial
J-. Y.... n-i--~. h.- boo" ~
Iha .i,ILi"a hs"-- 81 ~" h".'""
revolutionary -'tI~iil"- ~i""" 'l'" h"ai"
,I,. 81 ,h. h-d"'. ,~S"luIl"n |" IpII
H. ... ..,..n,"d ~I'h -,-'II"s h- ,"".
r,,i.r -u>i""' h"h"'" '"5~'h-' -'h
I.,.lII,, ''-ur- rhY"''''"" F''"' 50
t,,,I. NJ, -i-.. h-d -t''"s U'''. lot
,., Id.., h- -"n,"d :" rri'Y y" III.
NorI..n -im.tl"n Ia T"h'""'V. lhIi,
r,I,,,, ,nd t-,np~ ""'url'h .lur'eH
u,t,, ,l, t,1 fIrs 81 tho --""n'l rnS"
tuition ThI. hsnn~I h-v" -" now ""r"
,,,,,, IL, mann, nT "n~l rInsE-rn
i.a-rurI D,rr"n Mnh"r"'n r'''rn-r "",u
,nnud,,. -rhi~r 1"in~i fisln,"r nnh
tampa rnI tho campaign aRoln1' tho
Mads," Ir""po followed Tinlnhnt LOO,
hi. tr"'.t'a In th" hattie Of it"lian" whom
IN. tslcr AIN ~~re defeated "ar'nroh
p.rral and later made his cRn- align
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14
ENTIRE $4,000 MEN
OF NATIONAL ARMY
TO Be IN TRAINING
EARLY IN OCTOBER
FIRST zoo, 900 WILL BE
CALLED SEPTEMBER 5
Two Olhcr Incrcmcnts Of
Equal Strength Will
Follow at Intervals.

WhHIiiHuTDH. huG. Ihr-Tha sntirs
Tia army draft fniunr viii Iia under
IIaInInu curly ln b,tinl'or. tlt,lnr OTs
I"rn innond tmi"y H." meat 40 pur osnt
nf Tho 'IuUIu oT "a,I ,lInIrlnI VIII huHlU
"ntrnIri,,rmI rn ,"ni.uiu"nls r"pianhsT
L. ia" mast IhItIy p"' ""mI hapiambsr
IL "n.f "u"II,"r thirty r"r ""uI hnpi s0.
h"r an. TIr" r"n," luIuH i"n 1907 ""ni Will
In uu"I,Iils"l IA nnnn after that date
nn I.utnalhl",
Jha pi"m 1" nHn"n,I,I" ~" new r0rORa
~ iITa" Iuni"u'"ni" 'li"irIl,ui"H iha taah
nf furnl"hlnu "uprll"" "n'i "rnIpmsbI
Through U"pi"Iul"i ~ viii "l"" prs-
V"nI unr rlnun "i,niInunn IN nny camp Ahd
WI Hivn ~" now "Ilir"is fr"m The
trimming camp" Iln" 1" f"inlllsrlAA
Iiuinrlvun Win Ihnlr ,luiinn RfndnAlIv
hri"rn r"nr"nuIhIIIIy f"I P'""' hOdr
at mnu Inln 'n lli"ni
rho ,h,i", i'n,,d In'np m"sns liSoN
ub,uI ~ uNu ruun wIil ,nn"i, """Ii ~ The
al innn nninuIrinute n',"u ntinI Hnplsm'
Iut T. Ihny Will mot h" "-"ininnh phk-
nI,nIIY ley nin,Y d""IuIn nud Ilnn|ly aNs
."ri"d :" ,"I""r"ls rhI" WIN l"h" s0'Hs
Ilut" nnd ia" Iu,n viii hay" !" Ia Iufs
minl,"d ~iIh i"'"I"''"'Y H""'I"'n "hh ~
IIun"h With" "wnliInV "-"unln"'l"uh IL
tho ruIl ,i,,"in w"," """.'iIihl"h nt enc
tiu" r,""I '"ut"nl"" ~""lh r""ui,
I'rnnu,nnhIy Ia" n,nl lu"'"ui"ni VIII
hav" h""u "rn"nit"d Int" abolition h'h'
rnnI"n, hnII"iIu',n - '"PI'""uih hnGors
tI,m. H"uuItl "iIlv"H.
rho now -"urIl"rn rnu H." 'Iulnkly Sb-
snI irrd 10y HuIuU 'u,''"In Ia mat oNS
and IN, IhlId lot uun l,u inknn MlO
tho wnr machinery with "r"n l"HH hla-
10, ,hnnrr whru n ,"I"itn IT, dhyn later.
Ia TnruInu .rn,unnuuiIi,n I"'inI buaTdb
uuw VIII nrInuuU IIn ii"Ir nf ih0Bs IN
IIII IItu fiIhI lnrin,uuui wiIli I"nnI dfnI
urudIItuun Ia n,Inh. lInrv'"IluE IN 10
utnuInnu la many r,lIlvuhs Drafted mslk
uusnund 10 that wnIh ANA Wh1 ntbar"
,ina would d" win thr met ihlTd ~
Ihn dIaI,InE i,u,iH WIN u. IiabBu'i oyer
A., ia. n..Dutd ~ Ihiirt may b6 h1,Iss'
n"IP.
.,. ,.I u. II H-.,ua.I IiIslp VDiN
49,, .tnp Ii,m u,..,nt,I -."n nt"'l. "iHs' ~
,uIIuD hr ~" It,s,.ai n'", .l'- h"lhs
tnv II.i .,ui t,", ,",n- .Ii""id i'" s-,,t w
ii,. nr.hiiI."ll"" """,I" "I""s WIN
.,II..," .,atI,d ~, - """Ir""h l"lnf W
,,,,u ,.,,,,,t,uInni I,,",u.i-" ~ ~" b"t YlrA.
/, /. ,.,"ai,,i.d Ihry ~, ",'"" w tbs
.,,r,t.,,,r"i"r :. ,.",rr w." 'u"'ll"nl "otps
-, rlh", NIT" net ','I,I"rnh IN actual
''Iul,ni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14
SUPPORT
Eo, War Im BlII by Prnrosr
nnIMt( lumber Drbnlr
CIoncn Today.

WhrIIiit'tr"ll, h"s ~ 'i"""'"i 81"
l"'- !" iI,r --,,rt~ -" ~" -"' i"- h'I'
L.. r..,i III I" "I""" i'.'""t'"-. 'h"l'
,,ru nl,u,,n,r "f ~" fIu"u"- ""u"lI
l-, -un"un"~h lat" I".i"v that ""lr we
,,"," r~nri"- hrh "IpulfI"'l Ih"i' l"'""
iImn "r -u-rhlrs nu,l ihrl u" would '""rr
In i"L~ w ~" ""'umIii"" "m""''u"nl" Z"
m -""n M ih"y hrv" h""n hoard
fnua luru rnur""c rnI M"t'uuthnr. ITO
publican nouhnrn " th" """mIit"",
npuh. Rt l"nRih during tn" dny w ""r-
port Of tho hIIl. which ih"y h"rinr"h
Ind hccn rrvIn"d In n"n-pRrlInnn
apirit.
Ponntor rcnroro maid that whIlo ho
hnd voted RgniuHt tho rnvcnuo mohH-
uroa ninco tho prracui n1ninlRtrntlnn
cnno into powNr borniinc thoy mhrk"h
n dcpnrtlrH In tho fincnl policy or tho
Irnitod HtntnR OF largely nhnndonlnK
tho thrift nH tho nnurcnr OF rcvonuo
and roanrtiuR to dirnct tnxntion. tho
situation ia different now md tho
AmrrIcnn government hnn novnr hnhl-
Iuich Ia rnlHn revenue hy direct tnXh-
tInm and l0nnH whom required tn do NO
hy II state Of wnr. The imnpayor must
brnr in mind hn said. ihnt Tho hill In
iniuu0rnry Ia lin operation hnh TINT
whnu. tho war In over. ihr whnln Tux
nyniorn nr the country will In r"virrh
Altar tho rlnro 81 tho war Hnnnlnr
I,nrnn, nnIh Tho Unite cl flntnn moro
than rvrr would nrrh II high protective
Inrirf To- maintain itn lm'1nnriinl prom
pnrltr,
Thr 1'onnrY1vnuln nrnntor nhnrplr
rriIIu1k,h ihr nhminlrifnil"n Tor d"lny
In nrIiIIng c"nir"vorHIrr with m"n"f""r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14
GERMAN EFFORTS ON
WESTERN FRONT ARE
REPULSED BY FRENCH
TcuIonn. However, Scorc sue
cess Apnmnl K''""Inn"
and l{un,nnInnn.

Infantry lighting -" III. ~""'"'"
r,"uI. rnh ."Ir"rI"Ilr 1" Hl""h"'".
ha- u"I h""u "t"'h"d during Va" '""'
- h"mtn IL unmIl,~,n M"ih"Vi. Ih"
rruI"n drlv" nu"in"i Ih. lius"i"ns
"ud IIu'n"uI"n Ir"u'""""-
Us ui"unI-is thu hnGl" WI-"'bt
.nd u"rru"u ii""I'n apparently "I~
rn.lInu ia pIrIrnrnIl"n r"r f"rIh"T
IufnuIIr rrtlVtY ria" tInrIn"ns n"n
hardly u"rnIII tho Ihliinh I" h"lh ih"
luI,",i"ut nnlloul nn"t "f Im"s ana
bet w"ru I'IIh"Iu Hnd Ii"i'"h"h"
wIIIuut n,nI innhinH "nhltl"n"l "rr
ruttn T." "tr"luhi"n "tti ih"Ir 'front.'
Dr whitening Tho nn li"ni, TInld Mar
nhnI iInlr nddn T." thu iuh"nui,iY "r
ihn Unr,unn ilnn fr,n" iIi.nuh"
un,Ih in Tho n"nnI an we'll "I Ia"
f,Id r",iiIIw"id Inward I.n"
r,.n,it Ii,",I'u "B"ln law" '"I'uI".h
u",,,,"" 'nu"Ia "I"',n ih" hl."-
I,,n.I hun.d"r nIr hh "n1 "n h"''.
d.y IL" I"ut,.." Iii"d T.. '"'"i,i"'"
II,. r."t,ni I".t /" IL" ~ "",.i. -"niI'
,.T hIIl-r Ih" p,-""I, ih'..- h~"L
Ill ~" "iI",.,." r"-i .i ii.'. i"'"l
IIuu" ih., U,"n''h I'.h tl.- "H.n"l"~
"mh .",,."-".t"h /" '""nl"s "","lI
~d Il-" ,li-r- -" ~" r'."''h
Gr"I Ih~ ",'lii.'y nrhil"H """Ii"
u"- ri,,l,"t
rh- U"-"i-n- -"h 1"r"u,-n-.
hrpIur h.ru f","~d !" rtsr up Ihr
VutrhnuI Mnrn-,"hil Ilu, ND r~tIrn
Z" iI" n-rcIh iI-~r. rIrld Mnr-hrl
rnu Nn"L~u-on hrr l,r,n rnr1Ird T.,
"nrturr Tnntrim, r"ilrrT town
won't "f Mrrn,~rhil Nv tohiuR TIM
town. tho TouI"ra rr"hnhlY hnvo
urulrnhIy cut thr RAILWAY llun north.
inpnriIIipg tho lUmurInun nnh ltu~
rnnnInnr tlghiiuE In woH'crn Mol
dnvtp around Oruh. M tho rnIlronh
north from Mnrnrrrhii wnH nno "f
Ill"tr two mrnuH nf obtaining Hup-
pII~r nnh o-InforroncntH.
German nlrplnnrr which rnllNd
tnH nuiIi h"nrt COhrt or England
Rundny, apparently hnh I.nndnn mn
thrir objective. hut tho prnmpt do
f"man lay british Hlrplnncn aud nntI-
aircraft guns compelled them tn
uhnulnn ihut plnn. In tho pursuit..
two ~ tho rnldnrs wrro brought
down hy UritInh uirnrn. Berlin nd-
u,iIa tho lunn ar one machine nnd
Amsterdam reports Tint II Hurnnn
nirplhnn wnn forced in lnnh Ia
nnrrI InrrII"rY Hundny. rvidnmtIY
whiIn roiurnlnH fran EnEinnh.
rlvc Americana nuh f"ttItrnu 9TH
eur wuro hillri wliru III" iIriIlnh
rIonmcr IiIy "r AIh"nn niIurh
miur InrI 'ridnv nonr '"rnI"wh.
ir,uIh hfrlrn r"ur "r Tho Annri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14
Five American and
Ten Other Missionaries
Lost in Sea Disaster

WhSfIINGTON. ~ g.. Aug. la.--FlvO
American paEEongors wnrn lost Whsn
tho british steamer t'Iiy or Athens
utruok n mino anh went down near Cape
Town South Africa on AuRuht ~. 30
curdInR to todnyn stntn department dis
pstUhon Ton other passengers ana toor
OF tho crew nlsO wcrn lun. hn dinpaohSS
snJ.
The dispatches my four or tho Amer
leans were ininniOnnrios and name NJ.
und MrH. Nuygnrd. Minn lt"bisoh Ao1
Caroline ThoInpnon. Tho Ihttor ID OF
tho Moth"disi nlinaion board. NJ.
Iuintnr uf TINT mlnninn wh1 saved
NIunIoen oIhnr ninHlnnHTinH o1 an Or
r,uIsnILn with hun'Ipuartnrs Al bsO
urIduo nIrnai. IirunhIyn. N. r.. were
nnvorl.
Tho fIrIh Amarinnn whU was lost WAO
Mi nuinnoT adlTonn not EIVon.
In n.lIIIIun Ia thnHn flv". an Ioh61tsA~
tuuu nninrd tIImrk worth, with his Amer
irnu wITn and nIE "hilhrnn. also losS
IhnIr lIvon. MrH, i'n"h w"rth'H fAthsr
IIvoa Ia I,ruvor. colo. Iils nniAs has
(Oonhuusd ON PaGs Tsn-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14
HEAD OF JAPANESE
MISSION IN MESSAGE
OF GOOD WILL TO u. s.

a rhrIr'I'f T'IIII. n"r n In
- -r.-"I 81 iI,r "I'r hrll h"'" r''I"v,
NI-""uui I"hiI h""d ~ ~" l'"u"'l"l
I-rru""- ,uI--I"u !" ia" llnl'"h
ul-I"- h""lr,"d
we h"r" "- III" '~r' "r"uln
IIrca "r .Irrnu 90 mI""I"" "f
r,l"nhrhIr nuh good VIII w" com"
I" you M nlll"r ln II ""nru"n ""u""
M ""m"ndnH IN II gignnil" riruR
RIo which InvoIvcn Ia" llhnrii"" Huh
murr"d rlRltr ~ mnnhIuh"
Tonight. VIucurnt TuhIl ndvrriod to
/ hiu nniInm'r wnr pnuuply mud II mcnn-
inE Ia JRpnn.
We nrc particularly Rlnd L" hn hero
IuuI at thin timr.' hn mid. when Hll
America In rhnwInE c"urnRo patriot irm.
energy nnd whole -hrnrt"d ZUnI nat
urnIly japan IL iut"rostod In your prop
nrnIinns Wv nrr Rlhd to noe Them. Not
"A arurIhlr u~rs"m Al Jnpnn unra nny-
thing In your preparations but Er"hi
hcn-nl tn both countries In tn" future
w" have always hnd rnuIlhnurn im
Tho fundamental Iunrn'". sound nrnHn
nnd hrund vision "f Americana W" mr."
glnd nf your preparations "n Innd "mh
rnh boruuac we h"llrv~ they mlEll
mean nn nnTiIrT peace.
urnchiuTI,iEr LANG. mira hrrinlnnt
rrrrcInrY "r rtnio. nuL 'invin M"N"h
an nIInrurY r~rI fr'nt Washington. with
irI,rnncninIIvor nr Tho hrIuY nud nnVV
that b"rrdrI lilo lIn"r bringing TIA" nrl"
niuu nm nho mad" part with ih" Tlrlug
Nun nnp nr inI.nu nyIup al her r"r" r"nh
Iu hnrt"r nr hor dInrIugulrh"d Inrnnn
HrIu
I'rnrnrnri"nr r"r ia" rn"rI'il"n "f ih"
mirri"m. iu ching" "f "lvl" ""'h"tiil"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14
wAatinoToN. d. c.. A"u a,

wAaHiNQTON. d. c.. A"u ~
Tho German ompsror'a telegram
Ia President wii."n. ulvnn /" Am
hassadni astari In tho en,psr"is
"vsn handwriting. wss "alo pub
iIu ofn"lalIy by tho nta,o Depart
ma"t 4" day f"T tho fl'., 'I"s II
f"ll"~sl
"noriln. via C"psnh.u.n
Dated August 1T. iUlh
"H~""Ivsd huuu.t 10. 10 y. Nv.
"naors,ary ~ ntsi"
Washington.
August II. %. W
Tho r"lIN~inu wa. "om'nunl
Gated personally 10 ~. by tho ON
par"r. In ~"itlnu.
"I.rivste and CONFIDENTIAL
"'for tho President psrs"n.
ally.
"Ons. The n"ysi Hiuhn.s~
r,in"a Horry wac raosi~od Ivy hls
Majesty kinu Ao"rus V. !" Ton
den, wiz" empowered hl'" :" i'a"s
nit 10 ne verbally that Enuisnd
vvn,,id rarnain noutral " war hrnh~
mt on ths onnilo.nt Involving
Gormany and Francs. Austria and
uu.sIa. Ihl. maasaus wa. tsl"-
ur.phed Ia Nv" by br"th"r fr"m
nn,ior. af,or hi. conversation
with HIa Majesty tho King. and
repeated verbally on the twenty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14

CHlCRGO. Auu, u, --- ENtoh-
nIVo rcduCtIonn IN panaonGcr train
sorvlCo In addition to thn0o at
ready mado aro 70 90 Into effect
soon In tho Middle Wcat. To
twoon March | and July 10 tho
raIlroudu In thIa territory affect.
cd uaVlnu ot tho ratio OF hlmont
f,0OO.00O panuonuor MULLEN yoa'.
according TO i report mndo 10 day
to tho ruIlroudu' wal board by ".
n. Alshtun, prouldont of tho chi
Caun Il Norlhwoniorn Railroad.
and chairman Of tho honrda cen
trai department Gnmmlitoo, ho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14
Disputed Message of Kaiser TO President Wilson
MORE PASSENGER TRAINS TO Be CUT OFF IN WEST V|RGINA

thuno noon tn ho put lntn effect la
lhiu icrritnrY amount Ia l?.O0n.000
paunouurr mIloH.
Tho Staten included In Tho con
tr,l department ara lIlinntu. lndl.
ana, Iowa, kannAn. t1niuChY.
Michigan. Mlnnonuia, Mlnh"lirI,
Nobraakn. North Dakota. ONO.
South Dakota, Went Virginia.
Wiutounlu and Colurndn.
ihln reduction In ran""nuo'
truln norvlCo Ia Il part nf tho pr"
urum uf tho war hoard Tor iho
ConaerVuilnn nf r"nl Inh mon,
Tho rodu.llnun made ln Tho con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-14
DRAFT RELIGIOUS DIRECTORS;
USED AS NON -C0MBATA IS

hospital corps. uuhrtnrmhslcr CoTDA|
known ~ non .r0nDniant troops IN
army ufrnnlEailnn. Thoro VIII be III
addition many lnb"r hallall0Gn. me0\
nunErTr, nuIur hrlVnTn. GlGfhs ana the,
iIhu wIin VIII hnyr no active part ll
ilr Nighttime although They VIII bu ~
mach "a posed Ia rhrli ilIn lH bTlHH ID
,,ipI,iInn ln ilir llnn nnh tah Inn
w.niIiInh bach ~" lltn "uilvn IuEN
,uuiiIr i'r"niinnhiY uhln''inn Will ha
uIu,uh In lhnnn uuliH Whni'n iholb WHk
viii l." Iu raFn llf", MT I" 'aha "
IIi" wa h"pnIIu 'na-ln pnblit
l,,rlry ,u,l"Tn "niiiIluE nInp nlnThH I'D
wunr Tho uuIinIm Of Tho nTmy Wjlh
,IInIluEuIuhIuH nnIhn nul nlan prnS
nurihr,l Ihn-iIuIfuIu fur ululor drlynrsS
ru"nr"ilGrrn md Ihn lIh". ThoY WIN
w"nr ,"pIiniIuu nIivn ,lrnh whrn wltlI
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Ohio County Valuation
For Taxation $94,833,1 ,1O8
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GENERAL STRIKE NOW
IS RAGING IN SPAIN

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ORIGINAL DOCUMENT NOW MADE
PUBLIC BY THE UNITED STATES

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trai department will ronult In saV-
Iuu hOU, 900 iOna OF Conl yonr.
WAUriIN0TON. D. c.. Aug. ~

WRUHIN0TON. D. c.. Aug. ~.
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AmorIGan rallrOudn will bo re-
uulrod moro and moro for NOV
Inn war matorlaln, and that now
/, tho tlmo 10 start development
az international waterway nya,omo
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of CnnmorGo ltodfinlh.
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fold nnld, olandu ready To nld
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TIN wnA.Tn n u.

washing tom, Aug. In--ToTsoRsti
Wost VrRInIa-ODrasiDnaI showers
Tuas1syI Wodnesday fair.
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Tuonnayi Wsdnsaday
probably fair.
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-12
rHE LEON REPORTER THURSDAY, JULY y 1917.
Hazel College.

Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Collins and
children spent the Fourth with their
daughter, Mrs. George Jones and
husband.
Earl Frey of Van Vert visited last
week with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Frey.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIDE Stubs Of Clarke
, county visited with her sister, Mrs.
Elmer Lee and family.
Mr.. and Mrs; Aaron Frey and
children spent Sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. C. w. Daugnerty and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley. Steen and
son Willie visited from Friday unit!
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brand and family Of Clarke county. ;,
Mr.. and MRS. Will Burchett and
little son and Mr.. and nlrs: Will
Branscomb of Van Vert called at
the Elmer Lee home Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hall and chill
dren spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Richardson and
family.
Mi. and Mrs. Jack Edwards spent
Sunday with their daughters, Misses
Margaret and Myrta of Van Vert.
Smith & Kelley were in this neigh
borhood buying butcher stuff one day
last week.
Quite a number of neighbors en-
joyed a picnic at the l.. H. Warren
ner home the Fourth.
Twyla of Van vert visited Thursday
and Friday with MIS-. l.. H.. Warren
ner and daughters.
Miss Ella Spray and brother
Clarence of the Tennessee neighbor-
hood spent Wednesday night with
their uncle, Elias Cross and family.
Miss Velma Spencer spent Sunday
frin
Charley rrey was assisting Fred
Gill and Will Burchett with some
farm work last week.
Mrs. L. H. Warrenner and daugh-
ters Gertrude and Eta and Mrs. G.
". Johnson and daughter TWyia
spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Elmer Lee and children.
Dave Fry with his corn blowing last
Misses Dollie Palmer and Edna
Burchett spent Wednesday with Miss
Margaret Warrenner:
Quite a number from this neigh
borhood celebrated in Leon.
Willie Fiery of Van Vert visited
Friday evening with MS grandpar-
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. "A. Warrenner
and daughters spent Sunday in Van
Vert with Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. John-
son and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Rasmussen
spent Wednesday in town with their
son Holgar and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Frey spent Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. Claude
Wookey and family.
Mrs. L. H. warrenner called on
Mrs. Dave Frey Saturday afternoon.
The Apostolic prayer meeting was
we'll attended at the Elmer Lee home
Friday evening.
dren visited Wednesday night and
Thursday with Mrs. Stubs sister,
Mrs. A. C. Hall and family
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-07-12
Davis City.
You'll Like Davis City,.

Neal Hamilton returned to Des
Moines Monday where he has en-
ployment.
MIR. Alldredge and sister of near
Leon attended church in Davis City
Sunday at the Saints, chapel.
preached Sunday night in this city
at the Saints church.
Mrs. Ada Reichter of Chicago r.
turned to her home Tuesday after d
few weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
George Henderson and Mrs. Boyd
Craig and her other many friend.
She was accompanied as far as Chart
ton by Charles Henderson and Mrs
George Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Howell and
Miss Myrta Marble motored to this
f, city Sunday from Omaha. Leigh re
| turned home after a few days visit
while Mrs Howell remained longer
| for a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Vina Frazier.
and wife of Montana are visiting
relatives and friends in this commun-
Our free movie show drawed a big
crowd Saturday night to our city. 1t
will be given every Saturday night
during the summer months. Every
body welcome.
|
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Har-
mon, returned to her home the past
week in Michigan.
Mrs. Maud Andrew and children OF
st. Joe visited her sister, Mrs. Nettie
| Wales last week.
| MIR and Mrs. A. j. Johnson visited
in this city the past week a few days
ard were on their way to the noun
| tains and many other points OF in
! Icc0m02n190 from
here by Jenus cummings and wife
and son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
| fred Cummings.
Mrs. Geo. P. Reed is visiting rela-
tives in st. Louis.
Lloyd Severe is suffering with
rheumatism and has had to use a
crutch.
Mrs. Alpha Lucas arrived in this
city the past week from Kansas to
visit her mother, Mrs. /. K. Venting
James Goldman was passenger
for Charlton Tuesday.
Mrs. S. E. Adams is quite poorly
with rheumatism and confined to her
home
Sunday afternoon the Lineville
in our park and also on the street,
which was very much appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doan and DR.. Roy
Robinson were callers at the Robin
son home, having come in their car
from Mercer, Mo.
Mrs. Fannie Post and Mrs. O. G.
Teller went to Leon Tuesday to at
tend the installation of officers in the
Rebekah lodge.
Miss Ruth Brown returned home
to Garden Grove Thursday after a
few days visit with her sister, Mrs.
Claude Robinson.
Emerald VanBeek returned to
Omaha after few days visit in this
city.
Mrs. Emma Black of Pattonsburg
came the past week for few days
visit with her son Emery before he
returned to Omaha.
Mrs. Kate Frazier left for Colo
RADIO for an extended visit Tuesday
She will be accompanied by Mrs.
Josie Barquist of Des Moines and
they will visit Mrs. Barquist's sister
in Colorado and many other friends
and many points of interest before
returning home