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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-04-06

UttlGlRl UIRtCIURY
OF MCDOWELL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT: Eighth Jo
iicial CircuiD Counties Of Nc
Dowell. Mercer and Monroe.
Hon Isaiah q. Herndon, judi
Velch: w. Burbridge Pay,
Jerk.
Terms OK Court Second Tue.
,ay in February June and Sci
ember.
RiMINAL COURT: Hon. Ja>
french Strother, Judge: w. f.
'ayne, Clerk.
Terms OF Court Second MOI
iay m January. April, July ar,
october.
COUNTY COURT: DR.. X. +
'ragonier. President. KeystOn,
'ol Jas. Elwood Jones. anc
toward y Esvenson,
Commissioner
w. w. WHITE. clerk. W.lch
Terms of Court. First Mon
;ay IN January, April. Angus
md October.
License Term. first Monday IL
June.
'OUNFY OFFICERS:
Sheriff. =. \. Daniels, WEIGH.
Prosecuting Attorney CT
;Ountz. WEIGH.
Assistant Pros. Attorney
,tmuel SOlrns.
Clerk Greenland Grim. Courts.
Burb -idge Payne
Clerk County Court, W. w
Vhyte
County Surveyor. " G Morga,
rivian
Supt. Free Schools. W Cassiy-
,o0k. WEIGH
Assessor w. JHstt,'d. Wclch
County Road Engineer. W. }.
icCiarcn
County Health Onicer and r.
iner. DR.. IA. g. Camper
Commissioner School Lands
: + kusmIscll. Mcdowell
Members House OF DELEGATE
larscy Hagxcrnsn. r. Hoo ard
Harper. J. Bue1 Swope. Floyd
galdrOn.
State Senators, Sixth Senato
riH district counties ~ McDow
ell. lingo. wayne and wyomin,
John w Luther. WEIGH: Wells
90 cy~octz williamson
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-04-06
TAR Strengthened Hair Dye'i
MADAM EANES
BEAUTY CULTUE
Won are no older than your hair loot-
hsnieurins and Scalp Trestmen
A Specially.
EXCELSIOR, W. VA.

WANTED. A position o. chauffeur ~
srsse helper BY Floyd Adams (col"rrd
l.Icen-ed chsufIeuv under the stab a.
W. Va Can drive any make ~ car
Write me before June 9Th Floxd
Adams, Cooper, W Va, Box a..
Evening journal., 1917-11-27
Suit Features
SMART TAILORED SUITS

Fabrics and fashions are of the very
newest. The range of styles unusu-
ally varied.
Evening journal., 1917-11-27
CITY PRESBYTERIlNS TO
Give $4,000 TO MISSIONS

At a dinner in the rose room Of the
Hotel dupont, last night, attended by
a hundred members OF the Presbyterian
Union, the announcement was made
that the goal Of the campaign TO raise
$4,000 for mission work by the local
Presbyterian churches was in sight. OF
his amount 5000 will be used Tor the
Polish and Italian missions in this city,
and the remainder will be given TO the
National Home Mission fund.
Judge George Gray was POSTMASTER,
briefly Introducing the speakers and
explaining the purpose Of the cam
paign.
Or. ". r. Patterson. financial score
tary of the Board Of Home Missions Of
the Presbyterian Church. told Of the
way in which mission funds were
spent and the care taken that none
should be wasted in the expanding.
Dr. Thomas J. N'hittle. %. d., super
Intendent Of work H. the lumber camps,
told Of the efforts Of the church 10 pro
vide counter attractions to draw the
men away from the many temptations
surrounding them. He also spoke Of the
pro-German activities Of the I. w. w.
IN the lumber camps.
DR.. J. Witherspoon Wiley, pastor OF
St. Paurs Church. Philadelphia, urged
earnest support OF the case Of mis-
sions.
Evening journal., 1917-11-27
NEWS HAPPENINGS
AEOIT NEW Castle
Churches CT Town Announce
Special Thanksgiving
Day Services
YOUNG PEOPLE
ENJOY DANCE
special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del. Nov. 27,-About
twenty-five couples attended the dance
Of the younger set last night, given by
the Junior Auxiliary in the parish
house Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Francis n. Buck, president OF the
Junior Auxiliary, acted as chaperon
Thanksgiving decorations were in evil
dence. and the dance reflected the mer-
riment Of the coming holiday
Miss Lillian Montgomery will spend
THANKSGIVING Day as the guest Of
friends ID Middletown.
The Rev. John MuGulick and Mrs. Nc
Gulick, are leaving for st. Augustine,
Florida, where they win make a winter
sojourn.
There win be no meeting Of the Cur
rent Events Glass this Friday, nor OF
the Home Nursing Glass. The New
Century Club viii mark the holiday
week by a Thanksgiving party tonight
IN place of the routine weeks program.
The Baptist, Presbyterian and Meth
odist churches will hold O union
Thanksgiving service at 10 30 O'Clock on
Thursday morning in Nazareth NJ. p.
Church The Rev s. B. Wylie. pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church, viii preach
the sermon.
Thanksgiving Day will be observed at
St Peters Church by a high mass at
8 O'Clock, q requiem mass for deceased
members. OF the r. A. b. Society.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church will have
a service at $50 O'Clock on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, and also on Friday. st. An
drew's Day. at the same hour. The
Brotherhood Of St. Andrew viii OBJ
serve the day
The Board OF Education meets In
regular session tonight.
All New Castle soldiers have been
sent generous Thanksgiving boxes from
their home folks. q
There Is some probability that no
new trustee may be elected at the cleo 4
ton this Saturday Of a trustee Of New
Castle Common. To be elected, ono
candidate has to obtain a majority OF
the votes cast. There are four candi-
dates, as already published, and all are
well known and popular In case no
election results, 70 is likely some of the
candidates will withdraw TO break the
deadlock at another election.
A number of disorderly conduct cases
we're recently tried before Mayor Cav
ander, S275 fine and costs being inn
posed in each instance The various
were: Nettie Blockson, VIII
liam Blockson, Fred Boss, Peter Slocey
ana Ste, Bolio
Previous 10 the closing Of the schools
for the Thursday and Friday holidays,
programs will be given
tomorrow afternoon in the different
rooms.
The High school Sophomores win
take charge Of the Penn Literary So
cicty program. and there win be an ]
election of officers tomorrow.
The Dorcas Society will meet a week
from this Thursday TO plan for fancy
sale. 4...Anpai
Evening journal., 1917-11-27
BETTER Than CALQMEL
Thousands Have Discovered DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets are
"a Harmless Substitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the substi-
tute for calonel - are q mild but sure
laxative, and their eject on the liver Is
almost instantaneous. They are the result
OF DR.. Edwards determination not TO treat
liver and bowel complaints with coloucl.
His efforts to bari-h it brought out these
little olive-colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calorncl. They take hold
of the trouble and quickly correct il. Why
cure the liver at the expense Of the teeth
Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the
gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not
to take calomel, but to let DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches 'dullness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
a disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel 'loggy" and
heavy Note how they 'clear" clouded
brain and how they ''perk up" the spirits
l0c and 25c box. All druggists.
Evening journal., 1917-11-27

Two photographs Of Mrs Blanca De
Saulles, on trial for killing her hus-
band because he refused 10 give her
Little Jack" their 4-year-old son.
The larger photograph shows here as
she appears in the courtroom at Mine
ola, L. l., after weeks OF grief and
tragedy. The smaller picture was
taken when she was happy with Little
jack and her husband, John De
Saulles, before he turned from her TO
Broadway and other women.
Evening journal., 1917-11-27
Features
SERGE AND SILK DRESSES

SERGE AND SILK DRESSES
Think of buying a dress of silk or
serge at this price these days. Now
is your best opportunity. A wide
Selection straight-line, plated and
tunic models.
Values up to 1880.
STREET & AFTERNOON
DRESSES
Satins, Taffetas, Serges and Geor-
gette combinations, in a vast pro-
fusion that will bear the most criti-
cal inspection. Shades that are all
in vogue. Values up to 24.5O.
FROCKS OF SILK SERGE
Scores of exquisite and distinctive
different models to choose from:
the finest examples of the designers
art Dresses to wear for all occa-
Sions.
Values up to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1917-11-27
Tie kew. F.. A. RINLELEY
dies At BARNSTABLE

The Rev. Frederic A. Hinckley, pas
tor Of First Unitarian Church. this city.
died on Thursday. November %, at
Barnstable Mass, where he has been
staying since summer He was 70 years
or age Interment was in the family
lot. at Barnstable.
About the latter part of last May Mr..
Hinckley was taken III in his pulpit and
was never able to preach again Early
in the summer he went 10 Barnslablc.
His continued IN healsh prevented Tim
from returning to this city, MIR. llinck
ley was born at Windsor. w. July .,
1919. lie was educated i'm the public
schools Of Lowell Mass. is56-iS6i
lie entered the ministry as the pastor
Of an Independent church in provi-
dence, Rhode Island, at the age OF 81,
and spent ten years there. From
thence he went 20 Northampton, Mass,
and assumed a pastoratc that lasted
eight years.
lie was minister OF the Spring Gar
den Unitarian Church, Philadelphia
from 1896 TO 1910, and came 10 the Uni
tartan Church, Wilmington, In 1918 For
tweniy-nine years he was clerk Of the
LongNood, Chester county, Pa, yearly
meeting or Progressive Friends. 10
was The author of "Beckonings OF the
Spirit" "Afierglow," "The Deeper
Meaning" Woodwork for Common
Schools what Unltarians Believe.
lie is survived by his wife and son,
Allen Carter Hinckley.
Evening journal., 1917-11-27

Machinists, engineers and weavers
are strongly favored by Mars during
the next two weeks. when IL would be
wen to watch the Want Ads as well
as to advertise.
Evening journal., 1917-11-27

For the coming week the following
occupations VIII be favored for better
mcnt through he Want Ads. Do
mestics, clerks seamstrcsses, demon
slrators and stcnographers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
TEST LIQUOR LAW
UH'n 'nIs.i"n-T novd To H.sr Hss. ThIs
Wssh %" D"nH-0"iIna Law. In
carrying Wh,sL.T.

in~t n"r" "r thu it""h n""n,lnrnl
pI"htbttlus hIuHirn nay amount 81
lt,inr lat" va" - "nr 'hir" rI"In ~tlI
h." ~ lad lac f'Jn IIulI"h Jini"n '',nut,iin
"i"nnI uo",no ~ n"Yh lhln rr"h Iihl
1n,J-L,n viii H." ""nnilp I"rhnh t,I wa II
I" Ir Ih'nIrnI,Ir Ia W"-i NiIslnln
Tho '.""a Ia That 81 tho tb'lt"d IiIu trn
a"pnrunurIIt nnnlnnt .i"hu M'IlIIdn VIM
w.s s,rnrIrd "nV.,rI pn"br nHu NV II"l .
I'hlIiIu" 'hnIp"d with hilnr I'm "lH vt
k"rr ~ h"rr nmd rIVn hnnIrtn "r ihu
"nUIl,n fIulI' fIUIu Irl'lH"I'"Ii Ia
Wh""Iirr o." w"r ",InIi"d "u Ih" l"I
aud h"Iii' h"h Ia" hr", '"r"i"l
With umh Ia " wnr"n u" !" u"W ""i'
Inn . ri. rnuItIh. u"ut"n,n IN iIi" cent"
.uuniy lniI ~, ihn rIaI" 'lI"tr"
IA. nav rr,,u'nI hnn dec hi"d I" uu"l'
iI. ,hnip" i""t ""nn ~ TIE" l"'h
law nuufIi.iInu with IL" '"II' Iu"tI "
month" Wnri VIrnluIn "ur-'m'r'nl-
IIuIt,n riIaI.n ItIrI,fri hIt"'n"r buu"'t
W Wnlhnt lnni wn"h c""" hl- 'I"' l"I"n
hint III, it"", nIn"n'l'u"uI Iunh"m ~"
,,t".u un,I I~w nuli ami r"lh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
WEST VA. IS NOW
REAL "BONE DRY"
ohorsl DistTF"i Slt"'""Y '"''"'
honda DHlrlpI "tior !" Phili'ps
an tho Uoah Rmondnhos'i.

Thnrn'u 90 rurihrr niHlIIn"nl. H"n''"
mon iIuI,uIy IIlnIn IInhihlll"n '"ih
,ulnrIuunr Itoit rhllllph not hln iona
oil dnuinIun in wrillnH y"nl"Idn
T,u,u hrnltinml lluII"d liInl"n IIIntiin'
NIIuInny ! J J. b'I,Ii"n an that I"hH
dIuwnu,u one uunIt, u month Wont VII
rinin law uu"nll'n
Mr. b'Ii,inn nnYr Tho It"1 I"'l"'"I
u,uruduruI unnhnn Wnnl virginia bono
div and Ihnrn'n nothing fuIih" T." u,
tI'r AMPLY thin, TINT may on" bringing
any nm,nimI ur iutuIfr"nln Int" TN"
uInIn ,lI,nu uu ln vl"lniion 81 Va" !" +"
IInru'r Tho ioitrr Tntolv"d 10y bnl""T
I,hIIIlun yrrIrrdmy from Attorney j j.
f. n'IitInn auh u copy ~ WHOM """
pIvnn to cry state. county nhh
municipal nIllrnr
IIrII ~ I'hIllipn
Deputy Prohibition Cnmrnlrhinh"r
I!InIo ur Won't VlIRInln.
mn Ilndnr u ruling "f TIA" hophrl
mont or luuIlnn, OunHirulng tho R"Hh
uIucudmcni. no porEUn 0nn bring Int"
Wont VIrgiuin my lnIUrirmiinE liquor
whnlr,nynr. except Tor medicinal. M"
rhnulrnl. .nGluntlilC ar rnrrnmrninl pur-
punon. }. y. J. - WI MN
hrrinlnnt u. II. Attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
TWO WHEELING MEN
GET COMMISSIONS

Two mora Whoolink hoyn hnvo boon
rolnotod to net orTlCnrh In iJncln
MN now army. In tho pr0motlnnr nm
nnunnod by hhJuthut Honornl Mu''nin nj
tho nrnOorT' training camp. Fort M
nEnrn. N. Y. npponrn thu nnnIo ~ J,
l.nnhnrt Hmlth. ~ Onhm0nt. In.. r"n-
Inirniunrd IL hrnt Iiomionnnt. infantry
rn0tlon. nr1lCnrn' roanrvn rorpn. Lioui OIL
ant Smith In wolI known IN thln city.
aud In nephew Or ATTORNEY g. o.
HInith. Hrruro going to TIN training
| camp ho wan nupl"YoI by III" National
tuho wnrkr la Tho mfIiCn rurcr
Tho nihnr incnI hoy I" Lee hnnnrrh hy
tho hnvrTunrnt In Jnnn T.. lIlnHrT nni,
az ImVo iinErr. VIII" had clnTHn "f ia"
Republican headquarters Ia thin oily lnnI
rnli Ito TorniVnh Tho UnInnIlshinu If
nrGuui llnutruuni, huh T""oIVnh hin train,
lag at TIM camp la Fort Mayer, Va. u"
lua ono ~ ~. raw Wont virginia 'nudi
h"t"n Ia ho sti'r"nnruI la nHGnrlnn u
,,IIIIIIi nainI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
RECRUITS GIVEN
INITIAL TRAINING
Plattuburg Officers Put Rookiok
Through Drill.-Throo Meetings
WSeklY

Quite II large number of young men
who have been passed and who have
not applied for exemption wcro given
their initial military training last night
in the l.insly Hrm"ry ny officers or tho
Wheeling branch nf the Ilnttsbur9 as
:.ncinttnn. Instructions viii be given
fro" lhrcc times week until the boys
are called to training camp. All young
men who have hrrn called IL the rolnrs
and hive passed examination arc Invited
/" take the preliminary training thut
they may he IN better position To hn-
come uiflrurS. The boys who were
given their fIr.I training last might
went M The wnrk with much vim and
vISur.
Preliminary plans w'r" mud" at ia"
busItt"sa uI"rIlnE al RAJ i"huIE nrh
IuIlnrIug IhuIr ann. 1" ;,r'tII" drilling
I.,,u,u la dlIIrr"ni I,aIIh at ii,r 'lI5
I,., Ii.. "I,nkl"r 'tu' Ia h"iIh Wheat
lnr itmuIh Wheeling '."ni't al ih'
.li, I.,inuL "ud "uI th" i'ih" mus
81, IIi I,. h,hI la lie" ii"nIr ",ri..'r' Vol
,..s.Ir, 'rh,,,.,I"i ""'I r'hi"Y "lrIi" a.
- I,"k "nIII th' ".IIiil,""I '''''"'"
az I. .,.'','"'l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
10 honor the new soldiers. Is expected
TO be the greatest patriotic gathering
Wheeling has ever witnessed.
MUCH WORK AHEAD
OF THE CITY BOARD
EXEMPTION CLAIMS WILL NOT
BE CONSIDERED BEFORE
SEVERAL DAYS.
Fifty Men Have Failed To Report and
tho lot viii lie Sent to tho
Department az JusilCo.

-l., -
Wv '''''
the Wh'"lIh" 'lI"iI board I'l'''" " i"
,ru.l IT, al "n ,lnIm,a InI "S"nptl""
t .,I,, I'm iI,- r,i,II,, ,IIuu
army
f'"i"t'i"I Ih" h''"i" ""i''' '''
Il.I 81 uh'"I' MY n"n hi""h l" '"'
nat 'nll h"' nh' I"'I'h !" '"i"'' v"
lh" l'""tI i'' ''"'"'""'hn """ WV"
h"v" not i"l r'n' !" 'H"' '''""'"'' '"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
SOLDIER BOYS Of THE CITY AND
COUNTY WILL MARCH ON TUESDAY

Soldier boys OF Wheeling and Ohio
streets for tHc FIRST time next Tues
day evening The soldiers commit
tee Of the Wheeling Commercial Aa'
aocIntton. In charge Of the big mass
nrniing To be- hclh IN The Market Al
dlIurlum next Tuesday evening. hhH
made arrangements Ia have thn drht
,l men nr Wheeling AMI hhl" r"tiii
~ report at l.insly n,n"iy. from
where, accompanied by mrnih"fn "t
the i.lniiahuig Ann"''inil''n. In unlf"ini.
anil u hIurn lan,l Ih"r will march !"
ria. auditor lam
Ia order HAT tl,vr,n''t i"inw"iI.
In, may lao riv~n Tho onIi,o niinntl"n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
I.INSI.Y OPENS SOON

Tho faculty Ia "'rupl"i" nu'l "v"Ir
Ihiup ii ready In Ill' "r"nlnr "f The
MOTT form st tn" Linuly IurtIlui" 1h'
r,hr,uI will huv" ~ "V""ll"ni group uI
mon nr u rnrulIv. md NIL hmv" hn'l
rurrCrnful "tI,trI"Ir" w ih" Inndltnr
nr ,hr bay pruhl"n md NIL hnv" cot
togo h"rr""n
Scrurnni A. H. Fr"drrlckp. a. 8. NJ
will again lnv" rharr" Of ia" military
department. Th" r",n"Inh"r "F tho
rnculiv viii hr ~ follows: Principals.
# + SlnnIrrwick aud 6. f.. Holden. .
Prof. A. &. Hymns. Prof. i q. Tyson.
nr Gnldshuru. n E. Sri"nr" hrpnrt.
urn,. Prof H. II. Cooper. of J"if"rHnn
city. Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
STORM |NTERFERE:S
WITH DRAFT BOARD
WORK IN MARSHALL

! r""t.,,Inv'" "t"rru h"'"t'',s al :" &" """
! rh"II "",iutr dr"r, h'"rd M '""''"
| Ir"tu IT,, ,,ih"ru n"',tIuu "f To" county
! urr. I,Iurh",i r,IfIr Ia" rurdE In fhn
/ ..Iuity dI"t,I,ir wore nI'n""t lnr".r"-
: hI,. Ihtnrph" ia" hnv M r~rnll 81
. ~" h"uvv hnwuIurIr 7"v"nInnu "f tho
?. ,rIl"d r"r "-niuluntI"n fnll"h 4" pu'
. IN ~ appearance. but tho mnInriiy Of
. 10" uumh"r u"tIfi~h Ill" bnard or III"
+ InrI that II w"r nImunL tmpOnribI" foI
: Ih"In. /" hurrnr.
| \ I"iml ~ - rnrn"d tho physhna1 ro~
uuIr"u"utr yoriordny. while thlrtc"n
| w"r" r"I"rI"h. -Four CANON vrTo tom
I"rmrIlv nurpnuhrh. Twonty-nnn Of III"
nurnhm qualifying physically yon,nrd"y
n'ndr implication for exemption.
Thor" who n,rr"nnfuIiy pnnnod TIM
| uiyrlcnl examination anh nndo apulicn~
: tImu for rrrruI,iInu nro ar fnllnwm: 100
| l.rnEu-hi Muunhnvillo. dnpnndont fnm-
,IIy. Tony I!umhuIi Mnundnvilln. dnpon-
dent rnmIly: Mnro"lIu" ~ Is"nnr.
: MnundnviIlr dependent family: hrnnh
| An.irrrum. Mnmnhnviilo. hopnnlnni "If".
| rhnrIra A Gohhnrt. iionwo"h. ago"
| father. Waller 'rlruInnnr. tllon H'nhi"h
dependent family: william II. linrl"n".
! MrAIrchrn. ,icpnndnnI family; 'inharI -.
| Hhrrhrrh IIonw"nd. d"l"ndsnl fanny. :
| william NJ. hpouTa CnnIor"n. 'lnI'"In"nI
! Inn,lIy. Thn,nnn NJ. WnIoa. t'"rinor"n. h"-
| IrrIuIrmI rnmiIy. Hobart W H"hii""h'
| !iI,rrrnrd. ,inI,rIrIoui family, WA. a. Me
| IIynIn MTMnniion. dnpn"hani family
| NnIIor IiInIIy lion~""'l. d1r"'""h'
1 rumIIy nj J. Trnvln. Ii"n~""', h"'"" .
| dent family. rInih Mnsi'. 'Il"nh"'". u"
| I,or,Ioni family. J"m"" II h"""o""'
| hIul,u,iuvilIn dnII"n'l"nt family H"''
| /. I'uynn. h"tI,haviIl", h"I""h""' "''"
| Au.I,nw Iilnn"h". li""""'h. ""i'"'''"''
| family. 'i"ron"" i'"~"'r"' III"
| Monh.,, 'InI'"n'1""t family. "''''"
| ,Inrh h"u"h"Vill". h"r"'''""' "'"'
| nItL.oI uu,nrnrnI.. M"L"'h"". h"r""
d.uI InnIIvi I'm" i,araia. 'Il-"l"i~. 81"
I,uIulunI family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

Of the audience, the committee has
decided To have no other speakers.
with the exception Of members OF the
committees. who viii briefly explain
tllt, Commercial usanc!nIlon's plan Tor
training lite recruits and rufl her ha
rialine them and their families after
they are Ia actual arTElrr.
The frri phase az tlln ll"lnlnE worn
was started iunI nIEhl when II Et"ul'
81 drafted men VIM has" not 'lnli""l
exemption went through II r'rr"I"n al
drilling at iIurIf niInnI". 9Th ni'nt
bean III The linIIrIniIp A"""' l"tl"h
fu"nhnrr r,'tlnE. ~hI'h |" h'.l"I
u,,nng,h follow l"E '."v'''"' 90"
~ oIl'r tr,I,iorI IhnI ri.ru,.t l'inI. TT d"n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

Innd und"r l"hn,'"" crliiEmii"n Ia Ia
,IIn H. ,tul"d I" L." I.iub,u hh H'.rrH. 81
which urnrnI ,lnrln'iIng eastern Fen
l,nI nnd Ar,,nIuI hnn i"ib ""'. hnlf
nnIrn,, fran tuU. ""n T." -" nun mecca"
,uu Iturn,n iinntLny. TIA" uil"h I'r"t
Iu.rr ,nI the I'umlnh each nI'',nI ""-n""
n'I'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
SOUTH SIDE NEWS


This ,voninT tho Lucky tl"v"r "'hh
Will hold u n"ntinH at tn" h"in" or MIN"
r,rrtn Murunu on inuth 'r"ff attract
fun nIlrndnnUn In rcqunrt.'h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

rmIu"rr"w nvnnlnG tho IAhi"n ''"H'
nr Br An1rnw'r church Will h'Ih
lawn rrIo on tho lawn Of John Carolina.
asa InUuh ntront variety az h"!I"n
rIon will bs unoI o.1 for milo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

Ing In Tho wHtor.
MIsr Carrie Lowis OF Merritt utr"ct.
ia recovering aftor mn lllncaH.
Lionel Woods hnT roturnod TO hl
home on South Wntrr Htrcot nftor "
vIalt ut MnundSvillo.
Harry Parker Of Winter Htrcct is visit
ing ut Dairoit. Mich.
Louis Hischurf has resumed hts duties
Mt tho Eight wnrd engine company. No
d. after Il two weeks vacation.
Miar Temperance Gnrden. teacher
Of tho Webster district school. has re-
turned To her homo on South Jacob
street. after spending her vacation Mt
WItton's Landing.
Churlr, Finnrgnn or South Eoff street
will leave thIa morning for Cleveland.
John Loft of Main ntroet. is rocov-
cring after nm illn"HA.
Nllssnu Hannah md Flnisn Hartman ri
South Eofr street, visited in Wnr"""d
yesterday.
Francis t'nIIicrn OF Merritt atroot. u
recovering from an illncsn.
John clay has rnlururd T." his nom"
nn HmIh WcIm.I nirc"i. after Waiting
lila pnrruin at MI tiilrni
MIan tt"n, ii""n"n "r South W"' -"
rt,..I Ia recovering nn Iiinonn 81 noV-
rInI n"mihr
RiII" iI,".r Ri"rIin "r I"'"h "'rSo'. j"
Ii,. p,.rI IT rh"hs pih. r'i""'lS
nILmI Whii" h"" "'."rI"d r""i
Ii., a. "n ."""""I ~"'" f"'t"'r 81 NJ
Ia I"r -
A." - n"".i'" ""h 'hIhi'"" 81
r..,ih W,."I ri,."t Irn r""'"r't"r /"
o,..nL t." .r"," With T.i"'"'" ""1 '"i"
IIr,u al 'tn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-13

Charming $3.50 Baffin
Seal Coat trimmed with mole
fur fabric Go illustrated at
right.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
Sas saIdeuOie6c fcitacnOmmcu.


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