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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
9ic TricOcuScOufcrcns.

in 6rieOensbewcguno cia.
SIN Soog, II. g(pri(. - Ser
, bolGnOiide So5ioIiiteniii6rer Groel.
itrn lit beute nod Stod6olm obge.
reiit Inn iid an Der io3ioliitiIdcn
6rteoensconteren5 8u bctbciligen.
Sn bieiigen io5iaIiitii6cn areiicn
1T Die MeIoung eingelaufen, ooB ole
propiioriide Regierllng in @uBlauo
inner fciteren SUB foBt lpdbreuo ole
crtreneu So5ioliiten in @etcrsburs
lllir eineii gerinsen GinfluB ousiiben,
oer9Ii6en nit ser @ruppe, peIde fir
elnen oaiternoen uno ni6t fiir cinen
Sniamnneneeflidten Jricoen cintreten.
Der ongcfiinOietcn Gonferen5 in
Stodbolm gegeniiber ncbmen oic bic
ligen So5ioliiten cine releruirtc Sal!
tlng Elm, ober oie Snternotionole lit
liberon beItrebt, i6ren GinfIuB BEL Der
foHmciroen 9leorsouiiirins guropas
pellell0 6lt modem.
Sir Die geplonte GoniereilS in
St6dbolm lit nod fciu Hroeramm
cntlporfen iporoen. bod rehnet man
nit idorfen Observation-Disclosures
ten 0ie 6oaduoiiden 0cIcentcn
ielbit iino eetbeiIt, inOem ii1 ole ei-
men aiif oen Stonopimft oes ruff
ic6en Siiiti8miniiters 9erensfD ilno
rie anoeren cuf Ocn !Stanopuntt Oes
ErGIioenten Nilion Itellen.
Sn5piiden entfolten sic Gociiiiten
iltSade cine rege EbGtigfeit un0 ia.
Ben fir morgen eine Gonferen5 cin-
bcriifen, Inn iiber Die @ntienoung bon
Gelcgotionci iiod ocn SoiptitGOtei
Der GcntroImobte 5u berot1en. Gic
bolIGnOii6Hi So5iaIiitcn ipiinIben,
cob Die Gcntralm0dte cinen 5rieOcn
nit Der goBen Gntente ino niht
clncn ScporotirleOen nit NuBlonO
cnltreben. slu1 bobcn lie Ocm
AiInib 9lusoriid oerIieben. ooB oie
GcntrnlnGdtc lire tSrieocnsbcoin-
Qunaen bcfnnnt gebcn.
8 eiterrci9 wiiniht 6ries
Den, obcr midi nm ie-
ben YreiS.
Bern, '16. gGpril, pio 8oris, II.
Elpril. 6ricoe uno Sriibio6rspct-
ter fino, mas Oic Ocitcrreibcr uno
lnguril Oil iebnlihitcn miiniden
Ger Correspondent Ger ,.SliIociirten
NreHe" bat bcmrrft, ooB oacs oaraui
b'nOcttet BOB ipwobl Ole &egicrung
lpie oaS Golf irgeno Elm 6ricocnson-
gcbot willfommen 6eiBcn, mclhcs fei-
nc @ebictsnbirctunQ pcrlon9t luO
oo6 feiHc GntiAdoi9ltug crpartet
mcroc, gs iit. nbcr cbcnio flor CT.
IitDttidL ooB ole Monardie forffdm-
plen mill, 6is oicirs W1inimum non
ScOingungcn angcnommcn miro. 0ns
Solf lit 0cs Iahoeu &inecns miioe,
opcr bod felt cntidIoiien, licbcr bis
gum Gn0e 0nrb5utdmpjen ais eincn
crnicorieeuOcn 6ricocn 81 idIicBcn.
9oifcr &orl 10 eiB, 10 as
IrieOe bc0cutct.
@crIim Is. glpril, uio Sonoon
II. slpril. aoiicr Gurl bon Ociter.
reid ioeteI LIN Sorenburg bel SSicn in
einem Suterpiep init 9iorn 9iorn.
ion, mic Oicier nittbcilt, iolgcuocs:
sd elonbc, Dab ih Den Strleg bel
icr feilnc, ais oie meiiten 9idnucr,
oic our 3eit an Der Spite DER icino.
liDen Y}1bte iteben. Sd fenne nidt
nnr Oic finon5icllen mo wirtbi4nit'
li6en @irhlngcn Oes SIrieges, ion'
oern i'd weiB oud, mas cS beiBt, N
otn @rd6cn iterben. sd babe lolige
3eit I'M 6eloe aeitouoen uno babe
V'onncr 81 nieinen 6iiBen iallen ilno
lIerbcn gcie6en. 0csbolb meiB ib
oltG pieaeidt bclIer ols irgeno etn
onpercr stoiier ooer aonig, lpos Ocr
GrlcOe bcoclltct."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
gIpparatC UcrIicocIt.

@oitom IL, 9lpril. Niciiac
@Porinc9Atoriiatsn tinioiater an
Dab bis alli iueitcrcs ieute couuuer
0lellen @otlaaiteu IN Dem erIten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Sdiiic ipclMe N0icl in oioiem 0i
itritt anlouicu iperoai IL ldnae fb
oic 1diile i'm Noieu cuiboltcn pcr
iieeelt lDer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
n@ddrr.W .Weianaucrcin." "

SauptQuorticr: o9iiiiieps Noac,
SIR. t03, 9loro.6rcOcridiirobc ieoeu
SamItag 9lbcno, NIT gIusuo6mc oes
Sritteq SomitagS i'm Wlonat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Nlormc Giitrirt swiicbeu Ghiifen
oui lo6cr Sec mlo Sen GliNfen Sta
toner ~ llier bcfor0crt ipuroan.
Gie Ora6tloien glpporote aaer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
1lcllcr .Q|crlirhcriiiiqeii.

~. T. SbadellDto G 50, li7-2i GUnmhcr "
Commerce NnilnlnQ.
Tentif6c NenerWerilmrrnuae Celeninnii". 0ols
,ionh nfh Naliimorc1irn6c
., HrutidlsllWcrlfnnilhc .NcriAcfnnnoiS
ienimaft", Baltimore zirahe ull0 0nliom
spoilles9lncuuc.
,9lUbdi 9nnlrnnre so. oi Hiuerpoul", NeiftO HR.
gonrfelo. Nciiocni9t 9tnnQpcr l0i- iu3 0Ndus
her al Commerce plioin0
., ,,Oermnnin Tener Vcrfmrrntn5 NcicllIholl",
baltimore ulo Gorib Sinhc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Gbiuln H. sammclc, AcdiSpnli: Nnlcnlc 0Out
ncle GhutmQrfeu &crIngSrehe WiuNiub
9rliit Nuil0inQ
Gbuplht VI. Irrouiun, ii6-itT Nnm Nuil0luQ.
ts id6riNe IrinDunQ
u. s. q u. Z. pomdrb. Al 0uullncnlal Nhn
]rali5tren Icii 1872 crl1lareib in tnitnute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

8lcbplottcn. Nlcton. etc.
epgg, gsuiiln 6 Co. 3ner 1875 eaooion'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
NcrbSlilat mo
NlrOrrBciIb iIbIa8cubrit

SgmpsOmc idjiimmcrcr arnnfscitcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

S9upieribmic0e ilnO EIinnbcrS
9oIm Nubert, 1884 xbanrSsGirnaf. V a. -.
yelcnnoit. Wolfe t00Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Sirnbc
9idnolci0.@clh1ftc.
r0ouiulIoatso seeu Co,~ Noro.Uon eirahe
Giicmuadrca allcr glrt lmo SUI.
ihnie0,3ubc0or.
y. eeoit Fabne 60, 362 3Gi Toio t5up eir.
---~---.----
Gi9cnt6uns gecntcn mo SdnoIer.
@isrse s. 1naau & 9ephcw, 10 cliee,meloip
SiraBe.
Scitlln0clt 3eitidriiicn. c.,.
oSbe Baltimore glrlps 0ombnnn" Aobcri g "a.
W'eoere, ~ei4dlisihbrer 227 aA.9aperieir'
NeAtldc giiJCr mo 3cilldn.ilcu.
~ oonitlG. glr oO6 sleeeeFirsiou,elrn
RbotonroYb.
Namrnm elm Pboio0rapb bon qms,cihi0fna
VI. l6, NeiiaTeiinaiolt Gttnhe
sSric0boic.
Cot qolUn Cemetery -Wctldnnerle Ualicfn.
Ngemle vile Ne1rdbnbgld0e liuicr tort.
pdhrcnhcr etifhf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

&lmbing, furnaces. Hduees unc
Gcicu. GncbOcdcn ino Nnuicn.
glsnnrit Bros, 523 Noro. ro.6renontglOeule
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
Gri6dfts. @cSwriicr.
WlcrcontiIc glsenrg.
q. IS. GIN & &c..
002-0i0 Mnrblano 1uil 9nlIopo
l}ntlonnl. .Wnnfcn


g4atloual.@anfen.
,She rlo Sowm Natlpnal Uanl" eun. un0
GrcicrsSirnbc, Sncob ~. 0oci. 4alllocui;
0cnrO g. Ncoue, H0iItrer
,,eecOnb National Hanf", 432 SiiosNrooooop.
~ Is. 9Sduner Nniiirer
% Uidriou Naillrer.
Sta0ts.@mnicn.
!, ,Hrntldle Saug uon gntimore", 9'alluorc un0
NouionNs Srnbe Qlneuf Nebcr Ffalloeli;
Sobn o. eauber. &ccBrdil0eui @eotac 3.
ydna. 4aircr.
Spars9anfet.
;, ,Drutinc sparbaui pon gnltimnre", 0itialr.
unb NdliiHiore'Girahe.
Erttit-@ompaonicn.
;, saie rspoF aHb 1rnh 0ompom", % eouibs
Strdbc.
@anmoterialcn. 8biirct 6cnllcr.
rabluen, S00eu, etc.
Sas. y, Soer s. Co., ii5-ll7 Giio'6reJcrld'
Sirabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

Observation-Disclosures VcrdtDc SdllIc'
rcicu mo @ciliigclSiidtcrci.
Ojriiilih 1nrnrr So, 2o5 Noro.Fam Sif uno
800 gor0 0dhi Ctr
S6e Nlepcr & etincr So, 32 eAbi Sirabe.
beuiicbec Snmcnacib0n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

EruIt. .GonIpoonicl

>, ,Drutihc eparbauf ODn Haltimnre". 0ninpi
unb g'dltimoresGtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18

T-NFFT W w Y TT7FVTT7
), saie rspoFi anO zuih 0ompom", % eouio'
Gtrdhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-18
@aInnateriaIicn. 91llreM 1enIICr
Enfcllt. 9[nIn1ltc.

3as. y, Sohcr & 60. il5-il7 eao.5e5erid
StrdBc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
THIS MERCHANT HAD
TROUBLES GALORE
His Trials and Trlbulations Will Be
Filmed In Elks' Auditorium
Thursday Night.

"rir,' Troubles OF a Merchant n four
rect feature melton piCtur" him VIII ="
presented far II" first time Ia Wheeling.
Thursday night before : nr members at
the Wheeling Cumm"rCInl ASSOCIATION.
lh'Ir friends and employees. l;cranSc NJ
III, special nature ur In" ulm sales
I,""ul" and others employed in tho stores
1T the city. HS we'll rs rr%uIHr members
Of thu association have ben invited ~
attend.
THIS Him. produced hy the Essauay
company. WAS secured 10y In association
through ". Il. k"ith. lucMI agent Tor the
y. 6. l.: company. 1t will he accom-
panied hy II I"clur" by Mr.. i. L. Warren
who viii bring out tn" points 1T the
MIN that arc at special interest TO mer-
chanl"
Thu rlrn. though bu, fcw months
rld. has hr"u shown b"t"r" associations
Of merchants and business mon from
coats Ia coast and from III" Canadian
la" /" New orleans. II tells the story
of MIR. White. AN unsuccessful grocery
Sl"rrk"cl"r. Mr.. Whites own time Is
to" lak,u up with details In meet his
patrons and attend to the bigger things
Of The business OF course he loses
ru~trmrrS and falls behind III pa mcnIs
/" hS banker and Wholesaler.
H." IS Discouraged and almost bank
rupt when through tn" agency of an
utSii"r h" IS rrrSuaderl L. right about
lar,.. IL, CLEANS M his store and in
stalls system. From that day forward
his LOSSES ar" turned into profits.
I'll" Tim" II the meeting ia n'rIock.
Thursday nigi'!. at tn" ElkS auditorium.
Tickets may il" secured ri thu CONNER"
riui a>snrlntinn on application or ut
any member nf III" committee" namely:
VI. -. Keith. thuri"S Sonnch"rr, nalc
kraus ~ l.. Meyer or A. j.. kInkadc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
SERGEANT DEVINNEY
IS LAID At REST
Late Police Officials FureraI Marked
by Honors BETTING His Rank
in Public Life

Funeral services To- George bryin.
ney were held in his late home III 40
o'clock yesterday afternoon. conducted
by The Key. Il. f.. l.. SIrIdCr. rector
of ST. Matthews church. followed by
inlcrmrnI in Greenwood cemetery.
chief Of Police Thomas L"yland and
practically III" entire police depart
mrnr, with 4 delegation Of city fire
men, formed IN escort from the home
10 The ciiy hall. from where III" tu
neral procession went IN Greenwood
cemetery in automobiles. summers
band healed the escort.
Yesterday morning Ihc board Of
control. beaded by Mayor II. l.. Kirk.
paid Il visit Ia the hnm" To view the
body of lhr polio" sergeant. VINO had
boon :tSSuriaI"d with The police de-
parimCnI for twelve years. III" board
of cOn!lu! aS we'll us the police de-
parimenl and ether cily officials sent
beautiful llnral tributes. The pail
bearers were six brother officers.
The new lilly council, which WAS In
session when The funeral procession
reached Tn" riiy halt. rrreSscd and
The members stood while The process
sion passed by tn" public building
where Sergeant lirviuney had done
duty Tor ma1lN Years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
MAYOR KIRK To
OPEL CAME A|GN
WILL DELIVER BRIEF ADDRESS
AT OPENING OF 10000 MEN,
Der CANVASS OF RED
CROSS
Parade Will Follow About Principal
Streets Of City. After Which
Workers Will Get Gown
to Business.

Mayor II. H. Kirk in granting per
mission 10 The membership commit
lee Of the American Red Cross. Wheel
ing chapter, to station automobiles at
various corners Of the city three days
during their campaign and TO parade
through the city. approved OF the cam
paign and spoke words OF encourage
mcnt TO the ladies having charge Of
the local chapter.
During the day yesterday many
members Of The teams 10 take part
in the campaign OF Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. June Il, and s, met
Hub building and arranged prelimi-
nary details. Mayor Kirk has con-
scented TO open the campaign with a
brief address Wednesday morning.
Following IN" formal opening the
young ladies Of the different teams in
handsomely decorated automobiles
will parade through the principal
streets OF the city. Veterans Of the
Civil and Spanish-American wars will
probably be in line, as well as mem-
bers Of the Linsly and Cathedral Ca
diets. After the parade the ladies' will
he stationed al various city corners,
from which the campaign will be con-
Quoted.
Wednesday and Thursday the cam:
;paian will be confined 10 the city,
while on Friday teams will visit War
wood. Philadelphia, Elm Grove. Ben
wood, McMechen and all suburban.
towns in West Virginia adjacent to
Wheeling.
Ton thousand members is the aim
Uf the Wheeling chapter.
MIR. POstlcwalIc. Il representative OF
OF the National Rcd Cross. was a Wis
itor in Wheeling for an hour Monday
night. He said that in his opinion
the date for the membership cam
paicn Immediately following conScrip-
lion day was well chosen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
PROCLAMATION TO
Be ENFORCED FRIDAY
OF RESTRICTED AREA UN.
LESS GIVEN PERMISSION.
Nearly All Have Made Proper AppIi-
cation - Federal Officials An
tcIpate No Trouble.

Friday morning The proclamation
;0l President Wilson prohibiting any
alien enemy from residing. working or
entering within Onc-haIi mile Of the
amy camp on the Island and 4 num-
Der OF local plants where munitions
are being manufactured becomes rf-
t, Ctivr. An order to that effect was
ISSUED last week by United States
Marshal E.. +. Smith.
United States Marshal John VI.
Short returned yesterday from the
federal court session in Philippi 10 be
on The ground 10 enforce the order
Captain Short said that there are
iaboui loo alleged alien enemies rrSid-
ing and working in the restricted dis
.iricr. but fhal hr understood pracli
,cally every one If them had made ap.
pliCatinn 10 Marshal Smith for a per
nil Ia remain in the restricted zones
iand thai h" anticipated no trouble.
All who have iilrd inc proper appIica-
lions. endorsed by TWO reliable local
citizens. may work and live within
he forbidden zones. Recently the
muniion plant officials furnished the
federal officials with Il list Of supposed
alien enemies employed in their TO-
specify" factories. II is understo uu
thai with few exceptions All have
made proper application ~ Marshal
Smith ana ri, viii be granted official
permission TO remain within the zones
bv Friday mQrDin"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Libeytu Loan Club Mstallment
Plan

All subscriptions Of less than $500 are expect
ed 20 be made under the Liberty Loan Install
ment Club plan. ILis is necessary in order to
assist the Clearing House Association IN MAX
inc, the Bonds available to everyone.
Each Bond purchaser under this plan be-
comes a member CT the Liberty Loan CLUB
Which is very similar to TIC Christmas Savings
Clubs of our city Each person who has made
the initial payment of s1oo or $500 and OBJ
tanned membership in this club has become as
much the owner and subscriber as any capital
list who enters subscription to $4,000 or
100000 to the Liberty Loan. The initial pay
ment on the instalhnent plan is g..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

beginning Of the season in Madison
Square Garden, New York city, and
gathers her pupils about her every
afternoon when the crowds hare left
The big top
Mrs. Talbot has been with the Bar
mum 6: Bailey circus for twenty.elght
years and has been its school mistress
most of that period. There is no city
Of any pretensions in this country or
abroad in which she has not taught
The young circus mind.
As in the outside world, the circus
school is The most democratic insti-
luton in the big canvas vagrant. The
little son Of the boss mcnagerie man
who may be trying out for a position
on some acrobatic team is just as i'm
portanl a factor as the fiaxen-haired
daughter Of the lady who dives from
the dizzy dome Of the tent and catches
her breath on splinter near the
ground. But only to discuss the ad-'
vanccment OF their children do many
of the women aristocrats deign to
meet the women of the lower circuf'
social order. 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
CIRCUS CHILDREN
HAVE THEIR SCHOOL

\ kindergarten that few boys and
girls of this city know anything about
will be established here Monday. it.
is tho school OF the 8arnum & Bailey
circus. Tho youngsters Of school age.
as commonly accepted. who are con-
injected with the great travelling So
cial aggregation that makes the human
element OF The greatest show on
earth" attend daily school exercises
and learn daily lessons just AS do the
kiddirs who live in houses and don't
wear tights and Snaneles.
There are half a hundred boys and
girls. actual or adopted sons and
daughters of the men and women per
formers or attendants of The circus.
Mrs. Emma Talbot, mother Of the
big institution. is their school mis-
trcss. She organizes her class AT. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
BOARD PROCLA|MS
JUNE 5 A HOLIDAY
County Commissioners Order closing
Of Offices on Military Regis
rrat!on Day,

III" count" commissioners yesterday
adupt.i resolution pru"iaini"g Tues
day iur" :. = halliday for all Of TIN.
count, offices. Thai * rho day dos :
mated for registering ,hc mails hctw."n
tho ages o. 81 ald 81 wears f"r ."ii-
scrip;Inn and military draft and Gov
ernor turnweil abroad! had proclaimed
I'll. day a holiday for state institutions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
SIX TO COLUMBUS

SIX mon accepted al tn" army recruit
ing station hy corporal +. -. Cunning
ham have been S"nt IL the barracks at
Columbus. 'rhny are: Joseph SIcha.
bridgeport: Frank Aartl.. Krids2?"r::
Henry t. Carney. city; Edward Andcrla,
bridgeport: John +. Stinc. Moreicld;
James l.. SIced. SiStcrsvil".
Herman Miller "aS sent IL Pittsburgh
hv Chief GunncrS Mate Tuomc% Of the
Navy recruiting station. and Sergeant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
The Liberty Loan Club

This Club makes it an easy matter Tor
everybody to purchase Bonds. The "heehng
Clearing House Association has planned 20
purchase outright sufficient number OF Llo-
erty Loan Bonds OF $50 and Sl0G denominations
to cover any and all subscriptions to them on
the installment plan permitting the purchasers
the privilege of choosing the bank to when
payments are to DC made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
COUSINS CANNOT WED

The Stale law passed recently forbid
ding the Srpnlng Of marriage licenses
tn blood cousins is now in effect. Con-
ScqucntIy applicants for marriage H.
rcns"s urc questioned rs 10 whether or
moi !hey arc cousins when making appli
cation for licenses to w"h. The Ia% aP-
plies only IL first cousins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

\. q. r'redcricks OF the Marines ac-
copied the following men: n. ". Gray.
Sleubcnvilc; Albert NJ. Thaycr. New
Cumberland; NJ. VI. Van Camp. New
MartinSviIc; !. :. Tombstone, Fair
mont: f. j. Dcvanzo. Bcllaire and. L. +.
Wayt. city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

and schools All Of thr county offices.
with tho exception of thnS" which mas;
ho open in c"nnnrtiou with In" regis.
tr1tton. will br closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
General Headquarters

The joint efforts OF the Wheeling STOCK In
change, Wheeling Clearing House Assoclato"
wheeling Banks), the Life Underwriters As
ISOLATION, the Merchants and Manufacturers
directly and through committees, will be de-
voted to the selling OF the Liberty Loan Bonds
Headquarters at 81 Twelfth Street midway
between Main and Elarket Streets.
Headquarters vii! be open:
8 A. NJ to P. NJ Daily.
A. M. TO 10 P. NJ Saturdays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Power of Attorney.
VISITED MANY TRAINS
Mon thly Report Of Field Secretary OF
Catholic woman's League Is
sued Yesterday.

Miss Katherins navoreaG. h"ii secra-
tAry Of the Catholic Woman's league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

manufacturers. profcS-
mechanics, every man.
employment. in school,
feel the spark Of pa
bursting to 4 flame in
Americans shall strive
the Liberty Loan OF.
cess. Who ever buys a
rau>r Of liberty and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
H0V Our Government Uses
This MOneu

This money is not gong ont Of the U. S. 1t
is merely loaned to the U. S. Government
which, in turn will spend It throughout the U.
S. for war needfuls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
READ THIS OVER TWICE

s1OO down on eSch $50 Bond at time OF
subscription.
Weekly payments of s1.Oo.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-05-24
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE conner.

Dewey NIikesell left Wednesday for
Canada where he will join his brother
Clyde. They will spend the summer
there.
Mrs. Norton and Miss Yeager called
on Mrs. Hull Tuesday morning.
Mrs. H. Beal spent Saturday night
and Sunday Mt J. E. Hull's.
Mr.. Goddard called OF U. II, Browns
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Wright called at Adam
kNIalone's Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Halterman spent Sat-
urday evening with Mr.. Mikesell and
children.
Mr.. Thompson called on II. r. Coner
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Jay Bradford and daughter
| Gladys, Mrs. r. A. Norton and niece,
Miss Yeager, and a lady friend of Mrs.
Bradford's, motored to Carthage Thurs
day evening.
Cony Halterman spent Sunday even
/ ing with Mr.. NTiliesell.
Miss Mary Brown and children and
leila Wright called on Mrs. Minnie
Malone Saturday.
]. e. Hull and wife and Jake Kad-
erly and wife entertained the following
company Sunday: c. M. NIilsesell,
William Kaderly, L. II. Brown and
family, Mrs. II. Beall, Mrs. Smith and
daughter of Joplin, Frank KilIy and
wife, Fl f. Coiner and family, Mr..
Halterman and wife, ELLA Mikcsell and
Bert Kaderly.
Adam Malone and family spent Sun
day with Chas. Wright and family.
DR.. Norton and niece, Miss Yeager,
made business trip to the mining
towns Saturday afternoon.