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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
GATHERING AND MANAQRA1AT
or ORoWDH THOUGH NUnTC.

band OF ntIsic In tho cnhlekt or
all nrrrrI-n not merely for bringing
crowd together. htLI FOR holding ana Ior
kIuiiIIiH the nmoiIon that pr"vilnn ~
at once with u ruhinirninry nirnrtur"
,ud , ruIut,,n ttuniInu Men march.
Inu behind n hnnh In rhythmic lInIr
runu begin to "TyninIiEr Into M Integral
st,rtu 'rhry fest ono nnh may" nH
un. M long mn ihr mIInlr h"ldn ihnH,
IIrnru the efficiency 81 bhnh I'M
military T-TfuIIIug hgrn'y ana atm
uIur 10 III" rglu'"nI WHEN formal,
band rnyn MI KIpllng. "i"viv"n m"m'
-, len md ,uIrh"nr nrr""i Ions. u opens
md unItru tho hunrIr 81 mrn moro Hurn-
Is ihuu my other appeal. VIM nnd
ryIupaIhcllr hnnhmhrinr Cnn liTt u bat
IN Hon ont nf drprrrnlon. cheer tn Hlrk-
Mona nud ricndy. md r""nll u T." li""lt
In IItnnu at nImort unrudnrnbl" nirnIn,
In iIkr manner ruuHIC Ia Appreciated
Ivy cvnnErIiEtp K"lIglouH rrvivnllHt"
hnvc always rrnlizrh The vnluc OF music
~ M hid to their propaganda. Years
nun Moudy md Sankry mndr music Nh
Impnrtnnt part of their rpccinculnr RT-
rcmhlIcS And today there liz no moro
Imprcasivr example Of tho ability OF
music to control crowds ~ we'll aR To
rather them than the music employed
by Billy Sunday, tn" world-famouH re-
vivnlIst in his now 80. 600-scntinI Cnpnc-
Ity tabernacle in Now York city. Here
the nrt OF crowd management by means
Of music hns been developed TO It's
Highest potency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
KADOSH SERVICES
AT MIDNIGHT FOR
LUTHER ". BLAYNEY
Body OF HIuh Scott OH Rite OnIclaI
ArrIvoa Homo.--DoIay burial
Until Son hrrlvol

Accompanied by Mrn Islnyn"y. md
mn "r"url ur prominent SruIIInl ltit"
MnInII1. tho body OF Luther w lIlny-
n"y. - Hon. Deputy fut ia" Supr"ru"
Council for W"nl Virginia nr the An
rlrnI nnh Nrr"prd ScnIilnh rite. ar
rived nj T. 10 n'clurk lnrI evening rnm
Battle tr"rh. Mich wh"r" The div
ringmIrhrh Wheeling Mnrun d!rd FRI
ilnv morning. The body WAY "HCort"rl
tn Mr. UIaynry'H lat" home Ut ltunre'H
Point
Funeral arrangements had moi been
cnnrpIri"d last night. but burial will
not take place earlier than Weakness
day. \ son is on tn" why from Cal.
irnrnIa Ia Wheeling and the day for
III" funeral Will not b" set until he
arrives.
This evening the body Of Mr.. l}lay-
nry will be- removed from tho home
nj ROnry'S Point 10 the John w. Nor
ris Sruttish IitO Cathedral on Four
Irrnth street. At midnight the Kadosh
funeral services will be- held In the
Cathedral by Albert Pike Council No
|. Knights kadOsh The service viii
he open to the family and friends.
Many distinguished members Of the
Scottish Rite Bodies will attend the
solemn service.
Wheeling Lodge No. 5. 4. +. d a..
NJ, Will have chArg" Of the funeral
services nj tn" home ut RDnry's Point
and nj the grave In West Alexander
cemetery. Wheeling Commentary No
|. knights TrmpIar. will act M an
escort. 1t was announced last evening
that minister's having q part In tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

fInn,nl urivInn at tho homo will 10
the II"v u o. !, Hl'ih"I. r""in ~ Hi,
Mnlih"w'n Nihnr"pnl church, tho Nnv
Hoy J. M"trlu. rnnIm ur thu United
rr"nbYI"ilnn "h,u"h ~ ll"nny'n Point.
mud IL" Il"v. NJ Little. pnai0r ~ tho
IiuIIch Irnphyl"rInu church nj West
Alexander. rh" pnIlh"ar"rr hRrn not
boon uulrCtnd -
A rnIl wRH Irnuch liant "v"nlng for .
meeting Uf Tho HCuiflnh INTO guard In
ho held NJ tn" Cathedral NJ eight
u'cluCk thin evening Tho cnlla for
IN" meeting OF Wh""llng I0dE" No. r..
a T.. a. a. NJ. and Wheeling Com.
mnndnry No. /. knights Trmplar. for
Turrdny to attend Tho funoral wore
cancelled on account Of pnrtpOncmcn:
OF tho funeral services ut Tho homo
md burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23


chemistry ma th"E eau nun no" '" '''
tiN ia certain HiliH al CASES ANA So"
h'n his l"'H .A"h h' ''''''''' an,
writes. Too. ''''"H "' ''"''' ~
a. lac would nav" WIN ia" '"' "''"''"''
""' - w. .,.,,
~
.t,,,tt,., ,,.,,,. hmm .L,.L, nhuuih
,,,li IN, A.Ii.,u.nu
49,, ma. i,I,. .,,,..t.I
s,,.L , ,,. .,.,,. ,,L. then mai n
Ma, ,,,..,. ,Li,,., ,L,lI f.. added u,i..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
MUSIC IN THE HOME

rrrr nf tho work thoy nro doing. Jh"t
more lhnn anything clur would prorIRhU
iu tho pcuplc nr tho world thhl the
power ct this natInn IN mad" up nt RITZ
umI Of iron Of riIrk tn-it -Iv"n"Hn To nh
idruI mud cnuTIdcurc In liza elimination.
\ rIngrr wurhnr IN n confident worker
and H. confident worker In n EuccnsEIuI
worker Let tho women or tho nation
HInK--rl ihcm Ring the songs or thalr
country. md lrt th"m make known 10
the world TINT their hearts nrc full OF,
the glory mud tho strength OF their ma
lion. They nrc fighting not for petty
ends, not for H0rdid Minis. but Tor nm
ideal uf freedom. md that idcnl can best
be rNprc.sed By the melodies Tint have
rn,lrmrcd Themselves 10 tho American
people, Let them I'LL. ROW, cook nnd
drive, but mlso let them sing. The re-
wnrd Of The willing hand II great. but
II IL immemnIrhbly greater lf IL In hc-
compnnird by the song OF national
hulrtt,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
; About People !
;; Movomcnta Of Ind vihuals To
|! aud FROM tho Guy.
TIL HrATH hHRIvnE.H.

utnmm J. g. Ih"y. IIilonl"r". hr'h
.vIr". FrIriu"ut. ~ " Wh""l"t.
Huntington. ,I"hu l.. M"ukn. Mni'ln''
FAIRY. Salisbury. Hl-t"TrVlli"-
Windror W. MlttCh"l mud wit" Man
uIuYfuu. Mr. nuh MTu. NJ t.. Met "Y.
MnI,IlrI"n. g l.. Taylor. rmrh"rHl'urE
m,Iuro o NJ HInTlC nni wife. HUNT
iurtnu. g IT, GInnu"""k FnIrIn"nt. l'Iw
IrIIzruhnurr. Mnr,Iunhurr. x. l. Shirley.
ir,I,,nnut. Ipr. J. ~. Mayors. FnIrun"uI .
II \ Audrr-nn, I'mrhrrrhurE: H. 6. Bar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

Th, IururI,,.Ir .rI III" III IT, lIigh !''h""l
,IuI, have, rInurrrd I" "uj"r n """k NJ 'h'
Y W &. vu"ntl ~ h"uH" ~ I"'h"hN
rho II,Irnui rnrlr VIII l'hN" an
N,Iurrduy AuPu-i l. mud VIII nnh
pI"nmIrc IN TIC mrmy delightful nun'""
nruI. which -" offered Mt Mt" popular
,rrurt. particularly rny"rnhl" I" ina
group 81 rIrI-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
Aowinu Club.

Mr. II MuuIr mIll entertain 'h
,,,,.,.h,.,.. ,,t IA, !. -. " Ing 'lulI lutI"II"w
,II..tn,,tn 4 l,T h"Iu" GA f"nillt h'i'''.
NrIIIu, f'ftr.
'rhr .lI,rI,i..n 81 ..r""h'Ilnr "uh %"
Inn t., " hi,it r,".I'Ii hnH luIu'l III az
i.uIInn viii i". 'ni"F'h, I"ll""'I ~ w"
r,rt IIiu st - drIul! lun' 10. "u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
Comfort Kit Club.

Th, M nIrr:. al thu Wunlnwn COM
fort XII i'Uh viii meet This afternoon
at the home Of Mrs j. y lruwlrr At
this meeting til" m"mh"rs wlll complete
about nIIN comfort Kills. which lhrH
hnV, had III ..',ITs,,. ct. work Tor the past
irn N,r.n-. Arrangements VIII also
I,. nhd' at tins nIr'tlnf Tor ~"lhl
annII 81 :.utu.. sort hy Which they Gnu
raise u"Ir1 T." purchase" n''"hshIA
,.,IIIIiiIi.nl iuI these hits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

Ar, " ;unI,I III L.. h'nI""7 this
,rIr,u,,,,u -. 10, M.n.inr IT. ihE' 'iuh at
Inc, homo az rhc.Iui l'ln""
l..vrru1 rl'rrnni h'"Irr wilI t." ri"h.
rIn, Iur ht i,lr"' nuI ~ i "."l'"h T." WI
I,r ",rN,h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
ti,iEa HoIIiGut Announced

r,I,,uI, ~ Allies ri"I" ~ lui'rH hn'l
N, Iini., nurI bath 81 f.II, 'ii'.N'.. -"
ri,nLI, InI .i.,t Ia th" """'''''''.' at
..I II,..I ,it,."ri i.t'itl
e. .Inl. L". I....,. SOL I,n. ia. ".II,,r
hni II ~ III.Ia ~. g." 'r'''t - 'f'I'
. !, at,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

hnrr, group h" "nI"i"h ln"' w'"h
1T tie, l,nnIt watt - hl"hlnr "luh uf'
Tia Nh'"IluC I'','.h. r"Imrnrh h"t"" N"I
uIdnN uI"ruIn.:
Tho unIIl With Nrr Inprn &. Stamp
~, .hnu,l,I,. in,ludrh Mi"""" Margaret
I'nrinh II"r NJ" k"yrrt. virginia
W, ,ptIlur tnrrh Stamp Elizabeth bud
-, tm,I,n" lt"rhuh. 1"ul"r N"'"lr, Dor
9th, NkIu,nu, iI"l"n ltulrlrn. li"nrl"tih
STAMP Mary InIhI"N, Angela M"f"h'lrn
nub 3n,uh i.Tul"r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
.OU|ET PREVAILS
IN SOCIAL. REALM
yIw AFFAIR or ANY IMPON-
LANCE TO NJ HELD DUR.
ING TIKI WEEK.

Knitting Particn and Small hut inter
eating luformaitticE for V'nitorH
Omen tho Week Socially.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
WAR 8ON0 FOR OUTRAGE
GARDENERS.

"rhr battle Cry OF Feed I'm" Is tho
iiiIr Of The new wnr cry which In SUR
ring The I'iIinburgh suffrage gardeners
to greater efforts ON behalf 81 theIr
country Miss Mnthildn Ebert In no
author Of the new song. when VIII be-
come lie unicinl rOnE Of tho hnrVcHe
celebration which the ru1rnglntn Will
hold In the fnll Every nrmy nh0uld
hnv" It's brittle cry, rrnnHird MiHH
Ebert, and rlr cOnipnh"h Inc n0nE
which han found favor with the Hul.
fringe gardeners. f'Irrl nthnLn ma
chorus run ihuu.
Yrr w"'Il TnlIy round tho hoe.
WrIl rally round The hn".
ahnmiIug the hniilr cry Of Frrd EN-:
All Ia" rlnrhrrr In Tho lnnd
emit IrIuiinhr I'm Ia hlrhnnri.
Will" w"'r" shouting the hniilr cI"y or
Feed En-.
chorus
Tho garden forever hmrrnh. girls hurrnh;
I'lnuEh up tho w""h". girlH.
Put huwn the E"~'ls.
while We rally round tho hoe. girls.
Time and tim" again.
Shouting IN" hnttl" cry Of Feed En-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

Humid, NJ, .,,uh, I",,r" 'NI"Il'l'r Ii""
IIn,,, q ,,tu,.il 't''lr h"'h'" N''"b''
I,I
lea, lie. Indl,." 81 v Iu',u l"r'h'd "f'"'
nv uuuuIIi" ~ ~. h"t". W." ~.
i,lir,..n. NInr l'"t"flry lll"r'r. VI "uh
VI" : ~ lug VT. NlllI"" ll"uh"r.
We" ''-lli" II"w'I. Ml"" Nhrlu'" INV
uuI Nj nmI MIS- ~ l., iihil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23
A.SlnGtng worker II \ BucosHsful
I'm. LIZ

Il should not mind sr"ing every divi'
sion uf the l"uguc Hdupt n HonR or It's
own and sing st. That with Its I'M
plIcntiun OF happiness certainly would
bc one form Of assurance Of the sue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

Thr ii",.' .luI. of Ih.. IiI~I ~ rs,
I,rInu church ~ hi"I hu' i,'ru "uinvInr
IT, nr,"id ,,'Iliu. ~ "ru,p. ~ Il"Ih""hI
,, turned EnIu,,inN IIIlra Through III"
,.niuir, "tyiIuIuirrit h,'rilur nIml hr"''lrnll
tItI. ! tIr. .liI, Niuiru at Nr iTNit nll"h
Ihr N,rL with Inlrt'"lIuT Il"n"tIIr
Th.. IpItN ~, Ititl'L. ''IN,I" iiuuuirT
lnhu u klI'N,.. hnrhf'' kl"'rr',l". lI"w-
urI M,,i,. I;,,I kduu.. Iinlph IlIll""ui"
rur"nc Nv ,ur. ga, lea. h,"lmu. William
tIuisrr N,,.Ii. Il"u, WilIInn llnnh..N
William IrrIl,,t"i. l'nrl lt"lf I.uh" mn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

I.urnu WpIII'n itlliI 'h'I WIN III
France TrrrIvr !, ITnnrr II 'hN
r,r A"Ihing IL II. Whhi" lhr
nae. 1T u wunnu reading other p""pi"
r.,~InIr nfi"r they've been conH"rrd"--
N,ukrra StRirrnnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-23

now lust ahead shall be preceded by
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09

exchanges and boards Of trade.
"All importers of merchandise.
"All manufacturers and importers
of playing cards.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09
Seeadler Stranded.

The German raider, Seeadler, has
been heard from in the Southern Pa
cifc, having been stranded after sink.
ing three American ships, on Mophea
island, August 2. On August 81 her
commanding officer with three other
officers and two men set out in a mo-
tor sloop provided with machine guns,
rifles, bombs and two months sup
plies. On Sept. 5, the remainder of
the Germans seized the French school,
ner Lutece, armed her and put to sea.
Twenty-seven white and IL native
prisoners from the Seeadler were
left marooned on the island, and the
Slade's master baoughtl word that
they were in great need of food and
water. The American vessels sunk
were the Slade, the A. B. Johnson
and the Manila.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09
ORRINE DESTROYS
LIQUOR HABIT

Keen interest in Orrine, the scien-
tifc treatment for the drink habit,
now on sale at our store continues
unabated.
Yet this is not surprising when it
is realized that it can be given Secret
" at nome with absolute confidence,
and that it quickly destroys all desire
for whiskey and other intoxicants.
Orrine has saved thousands of drink
ing men, and is sold under a guaran-
tee to refund the purchase price if,
a ter trial it fails to benefit.
Orrine is prepared in two forms:
No. l, secret treatment; Orrine No.
2, voluntary treatment. Costs only
$1.00 box. Ask for booklet.
L L. ELGIN, No. IL South Main
Street. Hopkinsville, Advertisement
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09
TAX RETURNS
Under New War Revenue Leg
islation Just Passed
By Congress.

Washington, Oct. 8.-A notice to
the public to make its tax returns to
the government under the new war
revenue legislation was issued last
night by Internal Revenue Commits
sioner Roper in an interpretative
statement of the laws operation. "
Warning was given that in no case
would the government take the intia-
tive in getting returns although all
returns would be verified and that
everyone concerned should communi-
cate promptly with the nearest reve-
nue. officer. Persons failing to make
returns, he announced, would be re-
garded as tax slackers, and the pen
allies would be enforced against them.
AS outlined in the statement, the
following persons affected mustmake
returns to the government:
"All individuals receiving incomes
of more than 81, 900 year.
"All corporations, joint stock COM
panies, and associations.
Gan distillers, rectifers, whOlesal-
ers, retailers, holders of distilled spir-
its intended for sale or use for man.
ufacturing purposes.
"All dealers in fermented, malt
liquors, wines, cordials, liquors do
nestle and imported.
"All dealers in soft drinks, table
waters, carbonc acid gas.
"All manufacturers and dealers Of
cigars, cigarettes, tobacco, snuff, CT
garette papers.
"All carriers of freight, express,
passengers, operators of pipe lines.
''All dealers in life, marine, inland,
fire and casualty insurance.
"All manufacturers and wholesalers
of motor vehicles, musical inStru-
ments, motion picture films, iewelry,
boats, sporting goods, perfumes, cos
metlcs, medical preparations, chewing
gum and cameras.
"All proprietors of amusement
places, including cabarets.
"All persons executing legal docC-
ments Of any type.
"All traders on produce or stock
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09

Mrs. Catherine Conlin, Homestead,
Pa, has five sons in the draft army.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09
Soukhomlinoff Spared Siberia,

Petrograd, Oct. 1.-THE provision
al government has decided to let Gen.
Soukhomlinoff, the former minister
of war, who was convicted of treason
last week, to serve his term in the st.
Peter and st Paul prison instead of
In Siberia. The generals wife plead
ed that if he were sent to Siberia an
attempt might be made to murder
him.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09
SERVING THE coLoRs.
STUCK.

I'm stuck They've got my number,
| DO.
/ guess it's up to me to 90.
Thst1ittle capsule says Fall inl
We've got a mans size fight to winl"
| felt it comm; had bunch.
But say, if you could only see
How big that number looked to me
When first the figures caught my
eye
Believe me, they were two feet high!
Excited some? AT first, well, yes;
1t kind O. got my goat guess.
OF course, thought Of mother 1rst-
That's where it hits fellow worst,
And them never told you this
But there's a Girl I'll sort o. miss.
And then somehow thought of Dad
And when he was husky lad.
| know they hate to see me 90;
They think a lot of me-but, DO,
They'd never lift their heads or speak
If | should show yellow streak.
The Girl? If she's the kind worth
while
She'll weep little bit-then smile
And bid me godspeed to the fight
Like was some old fashioned knight,
Exemption? Cut the kidding, DO;
A half millions GOT to go,
They're got my number, got it fair,
And Pm the boy to do my share.
Say, where's that little book of French?
1t may come in handy in trench.
Selected.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09

Cross now numbers something over
three hundred thousand members,
but needs million. In Japan every
twenty-third person is a member of
the japanese Red Cross; in Germany
one out of forty belongs to the Ger
man Red Cross, while in this country,
only one in every two hundred and
ninety-one persons are entitle to wear
a Red Gross button. Forward
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09
Attacked Five White Women.

St. Louis, Oct. S.-Edward Wilson,
a negro, who in the last week attack
ed FIVE white women in revenge, he
said, for the death Of relatives killed
in the riots, in East St. Louis, ILL.,,
July 2, was shot and killed on the
street here last night by Joseph Clip
olli, the escort of a girl he insulted
last Sunday night.
Cippolli, with the aid of two
friends and the police, laid a trap for
the negro. and enticed him into an
automobile. He became suspicious
when the men drove toward the po-
lice station and jumped from the car.
Cipolli drew a revolver and shot the
negro five times as he ran. He fell
dead.
Mrs. Catherine Conlin, Homestead,
Pa has five sons in the draft arrnv
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09
All Dressed Up.

Members of the national army were
issued rifles and bayonets at Camp
Zachary Taylor last week. Equip
ment has been slow in coming, but
now practically every man at the
camp has been given at least one uni
by the government.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09
Wanted Men.

With FORD cars to work at home
or travel. Can make-ffom $4.00 to
$1,000 per day from start. Write
today for particulars. Box No. 3O6,
Greensboro. Ky.-Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09
NOTICE.

All persons to whom Elbridge C.
Cayce entrusted mules for training, or
to whom he loaned mules to work,
are hereby requested to return same
at once to his late residence, as am
preparing for a public sale of his per-
sonal property. This Oct. 8, 1917.
MRS. ANNIE D. CAYCE,
Administrative of Elbridge C. Cayce,
deceased.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09

John Bingham, county court clerk
of Union, died October 4.
VIM. higgins, a Hardin county sol
dier, has mysteriously disappeared
from Camp Taylor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-10-09
Coal Con6scated.

Almost a coal famine was created
in this city Friday and Saturday by
the confscation of all the coal it could
find by the L. G. N. railroad, to relieve
the effects of the strike in Eastern
Kentucky. Cars billed to dealers in
this city were taken from the tracks.
The condition is improving this week.
Mrs. w. j. Tinsdale, Hoboken, NJ
j., has sent sevens sons to the war.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
BIG SHELL PLANT
TO BE BUILT HERE

The Detroit shell company was or.
ganized BY prominent Detroit manu-.
Sacturers. Friday. with capital
stock 0f $4,000. 900 The company IS
organized primarily 10 handle n $50
900.000 order for munitions John
Kelsey. president of The Kelse"
wheel company. heads The new con
corn. The details ~ tho undertak-
Ing wore arranged In conferences
hold Thursday and Friday in the n
a g. between fhe manufacturers
and government representative.
The latter included Hugh Chalmers
a W. COPELAND and john r. Lee,
composing the auto industries com
mlttco and Maj Jameson. repre-
scntlnF tho war department
Two plants arc under considera
sion one is the springwells Body
compony's mammoth factory in
ep~lgwells and tic other IS the now
saxon motor plant.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
With the Minister'S

The regular ladieF night game
wiii be- played lh the Detroit Whist
club rooms, No 200 Woodward ave.
ON Thursday evening. Dat 20. The
members weekly contest game
PLAYED on Monday evening. Dec 20.
resulted in The following score,
The following scores We're made
iu the Saturday game
Worth and south.
bolhwll and Harry Wyma
w Bright and 2. Horan
minus
+ s. Germain and J. II Prenus
East and west
Johnson and Pratt
w y Batt~ue and s. A. Commons
miuus
The following scores were made
fu the Saturday game
Nortb aud south
Mrs y T. slick and If IT, Boebm
plue 2-5
Mrs j. ~ Steiner and j w Nc
caUsaV. plus a-f
Mrs n r. Bennett and r. o. Bates
minus 1-5
~ and Mrs p s. Germsin. minus
Enst and west.
Mr. and Mrs G. u. clarke, plus
Mrs u IT. Boebm and Thos wat
son. minus SJ
Mrs s A. Commons and C. r.
Eazine minus 2-5
,.,'l Mrs Memo and Mss c. p.
Mrs q J. stout and w. T. Bloom.
minus 3-5
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
WAR B lATS FOR
ANNUAL SHOW
Submarine ChaSers and Other
Types Will BE Exhibited
This Year

Ira Hand. secretary of the Na.
ticnal Association Of Engine and
Boat Man4la urers. Inc, and gen
ord manager of The fourteenth am
nual motor BOA show GO ho held in
G~and Central palace Nea York
Jan 1926 is ou trip to Detroit
and several other middle western
cities. securing new exhibitors.
From pre- nnj Indications this sea
sons exposition Will surpas- in in
tclest AN former show largely he-
cause of The fact that the motor
boat is 20 play a big p1rt % This
war. in the role OF submarine chaser
Mr. Hand lcff Ncv York last Wed
uesday and thus far reports oncour-
aene prnere
Nearly every builder who has an
p icd for space has notified Mr.
H3nd that he VIII exhibit boats
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
TENER Sc ORES
FILL Victory
Action of Napnates In Stick
ing To 15i Games Nindi-
Gates Stand

NEW YORK Dec 15 Action OF
m8ior lca-ue maen8fcs ln adhering
% tte nal l54-game schedule. re-
Ueinr to cut the player limit and
tpuauInc with tho other training
hedu.e is q nCt victory for
,ar Johu IS Tener and tbe nation
~ leacue
Co.'s Teucr went over The top to-
day releasing for mb''ouon his am
ru7l report Jo fhe national league.
with no artillery action he an
u9unced lhe u1mhardmeui bee had
TODD for u his message.
National leaguers went into the
Chicago meeting backed by the
optimistic words of their president
ud 2cu American ieaUers over 90
.har side Where Ban Johnson had
fought lho ISSUE he lost Reports
njiate tbe worlds series prizes. so
hai more 'han one club In each
lJaruc viii have cut
"lu be- business in which YOU are
engaged you are not called upon by
voug government 10 provide any OF
ihc essentials" Tener said You
have no transportation properties 10
ae takln over. nor manufacturing
plants 90 be- commandeercd Never
thplcse ] hold baseball in common
NJh other clean and wholesome out
door sports. in such an important
factor n thc daily life of a majority
0l our Hzons that n has become an
tmcuan institution indisp spCnsable. 90
fhc wcu regulated routine Of the
average individual and essential to
tho recroativc lif of the nation
"t is ms firm conviction. he said,
hat the interest is inherent, that
30 viii bc made manifest ar the prop
.cr time and that YOU should make
provision Zoo alter to o. with very
uue less detail care and attention
than in former years
"Out patrons arc NOT Interested In
vou financial gains and losses. b'
fhpy arc Interested as sportsmen I'm
our national game. For alter all.
baseball fu them ls bur q sport.