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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
PRoBkIDMS
s}t;9t4ssH: M}Ms sH:RAIssRE'T5!'

~ EAR MRS. THOMPSON; 0 |
| go with a girl seventeen and she
- likes me Will It he all right TO
go TO shows with her in a nearby town
(2) Is II nice to go 70 see her each
day, or is 1t better to 60 once a week
CN viii il he all right lor me 10
kiss her when ! leave'
a. hear that she goes TO parties
with other boys when ! am away.
Should ask her il she does OF write
and tnd OUT
IS How late should boy stay out
with a Rirl'
(ol Should boy 60 to a girls
house after her or would il be all right
for her TO come after himH
1. a II. !.
OO She ,s too Young To be gong
with boys at night And anyway, young
people should not go TO nearby towns
al night unless they are engaged
(2 II she we're little Older i,
would be all right for boy to call IN
her once or twice a week, but certainly
young people shouldn't he together
every night in the week
(jl No.
az You should not ask her or write
TO find out II she cares TO tell YOU
about il, she will
(Sl Ten or tcn-thirty
70 The boy should call Tor the girl
Only in very exceptional cases /, il
necessary for the girl to call for thC
hoy and then !, should be done with
the parents consent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24

r,im /" tm". 40. but ih"'" h"" h"""
~, Indl"n Ian W,ethsr ''"hll" VIII u"
cIveu Tor mon ""ininH J." plh'" 'h"'
.,nIn ~ avoraan "r ntuI" Than ',"""
,,nn ~ day han boon i"p"'i"h Icy '""
REGULAR T-rruiIInR ntnt l"ur nl"u". ""'
counting Iha na innaI guard u ls p'"h
nhIn Ihut tho vnluuinrv nra'"" M"
prrvIdod riVao to hG.h0H m"n "t 'hn
GH7 b0D roII~d for uu'l"r tn" draft net.
m nrccsrary Ia mr. NJ til" r"R"'"fn ma
runrd mud Cronto tho nrai lncr"in"ht ~
tho national nrmy. No announcement
hnr boon nnhc nm to whit dirp"nI''"''
will 10 untlo or this oxc"HH or cr""''
hut Il N Nntiroly llkcly TINT In IN" "h'
cycry man who rnliHtr voluntarily VIII
reduce by ono tho quota or HIS hot"o
diHtrict.
Tho on1co or tho provort mnrHhnl whH
awnmpcd today with applications Tor
hlnnkn rrqucrtinR trnnrf"r or rknih'h"
tIon. All who applied w"ro toiu UNIT
no stcpH In that direction could ~"
tnkon until tho roRintrant Ind boon call
oil for examination. lilo thnn mny secure
noccnrnry blRnkM from tho board w'th'h
whorc Jurisdiction he In Mt tho ''no'
Ills phy-icnl examination cRn bn trnhH-
rcrrcd nnd uiIldnvltH regarding cxenr-
lion clnInrn may also u" received and
considered Mt IL temporary rcnid"hrc.
Every mnn lnhlly certified Tor hhh-
tnry service. however. will return To mo
Jurisdiction OF his home board "nd'h"
with the troops from his homo town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24

"rr.y to-day h-ve alv.n ",d.'a I" h'a ~"
,Inr",i~tr aud runaway"
tni Tia country hu"~ Tho truth lot
II ,n, without ,n"trY lot II nnd "n""Hh
,,u,aro Ia ririh" ih"1n VIII" hv ih"ir
"uw.rdl"n a." d"nir"YinR Ilu"ai. "nh
III" rov"luil"u'
uorrrrIug I" tho thr"at-n"h dIanst"r.
tho iolrErnIn rnYr:
"Munl military uni'n ar" IN a rtnl" or
cornuiotn dlrnrEnulrnil"n THOR rplrit
for thr "n.urIvr hn1 utt"rly damp
pnarcd They u" longer liri"n 10 urd"rr
Of their i-nhrrr md Ihny neglect nil OK
hnrInIinur ur curnrndor. ovrn replying
by threats and nhotn Romo olrmoni"
Voluntarily rvncuntn pnnltionH without
cvrn waiting for tn" approach OF tho
enemy.
''cRscr ar0 on record In which mn or
der given to proceed with all hnHtn 10
such md ruch IL rpot to nrnirt comrndnn
In dia,rcnr hns hccn dlrcuHncd for nov
crnl hours at meetings and reinforced
in-ntB consequently hnvn boon delayed
several hours.
'"rhcso troops abandon their pnnItinnr
nj tho first nhots OF tho enemy. For
distance OF nov"ral hundred vcrnls long
files Of DISORDERS. armed and mnnrmod.
men In good health md robust. who hive
lOHt all shame and rcnl they can act AL
together with immunity. are proceeding
Ia the rrnr. Frequently entire units do
hcrt I'm thia munnnI."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
new FINANCIAL
INSTITUTION WAS
OPENED MONDAY
,sorri. rlan Company HsginI business
Under Favorable Conditions ana
in wsu-rurnishsd Omosa.

Tho porrin Plan company. "h""''hR
nowort financial tnntltuti"n h"Kn" o""
MN, yertrrdny In n handsomely equip
,.d banking room Mt No. II Eleventh
.,,,.t b.,xccn Main and Market. Dur
Ing tho day - applications Tor loan"
w,ro made. W II. Elb,n. mo manager.
announced last night.
H. w. Ilihl. Of tho Industrial FINANCE
r,rnoratlon or New York. which wan
,nn,rumrutal In tho Organization" az ia"
MoTrls Plan company ar "hn'i''S. :"
/, m, city aud VIII To,nniu hnrr nov
oral days. looking nrt"T d"l"lia ""'''
,h, t,unInos. hnn sntilnd a"~n l."
,,utina lie .taiod Sust"'doy lh"l '""
.t,rt |. aunpininua and ha pI"hl'i"''
IhoI WHOM Ihn tiau r'i narrowing ana
l,ve.tina ,,"noy Iht''uHh tho A"' %
,l,,,,p.ny h1n",,os gunoInllY ""l'' "''"''
liz i,.aincnn will si.~ rapidly
Ono arriI. nn' stated thai ain" '""''""
,.o n. ,untrn~a1 lInD f,'''" lea" ''''
many Ito aali ihni d." had nI'""'lY
,ol, ,Gh rn, ihn "f ihi" i""". ""'
10. mot yai paid .'cnt "f ~" r"''
riual ITO arriinl r,r """' Win VIM"
a., nav m tho irnn company
:, x,, .,nrhesl,od nv Nj h.ildn ,hn'
Tho Mnrria r'lan o"'npnny d""" MT '''''
po,a wI,h "'h"r hunks. h'' !" Ton"
,1 Inycsl,nIn, run,nrn whl"h 'rR"a
arts husIn"ra ~ n n"''"r"'" r"'" 81
lntaroat.
Tn, now inutItntl"n win "hH"rV" """
tnmnry banking lnwr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Martins Ferry Board
Lets School Contract
rh.r1.s %. xsy.sr. 1sllnIrs Contractor
Huoosssrul bidder for Tlms
building.

The Martins Ferry board OF rhuchl'on
n, meeting last night. awarded con-
tract. nggrcxating SOL Tho prln-
clpal contract was for the contradiction
of the Elm. school building. or III rooms
for tho grades and ul-o dounrtic science
and manual training departments
cha. p, Eeyscr ~ Bcllairn wns award
cd m, contract on his bid ~ 12.opo.
Oth,r bidders wern Robert IL. f''nhh
company 3s6.OlS. and Il. Il. kltchin u
Co. Wheeling. 17l.'S3
The heating and ScntilntlnB contracts
were not let The plumbing r"h'rhcl
WA awarded /" james SlnuShtnr ~
Martina Ferry al hin bid az 1h'ooo. 'ih-
rr hid. we're rcpurI"d "a, follows, steam
Electric 90. Wh""ilnB. A"."-". WIN
Hare, Some. NhrriIuE 163.a. wild "
Kelley company "t rittnh"rSh. ]".i"o.
md I,s Il rLtt.r. i.rllnir". 1n."2H. Tho
wirlup contract WA not let.
Tho contract f"r repairing tn" T""th
ntho"l building WAS l"i I" t. w. h'h'hl'
ar Mnriimr l"try nj hin bid 81 WILL
rho plumbing bob WAR lot I" tho Hth"
ton Heating COMPANY. Martina F"rrF
nj 1EGLN nuI III" plumbing contract
wnu yIvrn To- ,Ium"r slaughter NJ u. '"",
tainricr Hrh,inr wnr ala" nwnr'"h th'
contract rnr repairing tn" nigh hrh'"'
for t"..n1.
Work en- the fInu hull'linR Will u"
ntaricd u, "u"'. II WINS announced in''
nIKht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA
(Cont1nued from First PnReD

resentative body, wit hthe ministers
answerablc to the Duma instead OF to
the Throne. and the council OF the ON
piro was TO be transformed into II sec
ond Legislative body. such as tho house
OF Lords In England or the Senate in
France
Consultations had been held with
the leaders OF the DumR, and tho Al
lied steering committee WAS HntlHricd
TINT the Duma wnS 10 be- relied upon.
Mlliuknfr was Thoroughly pronlly. and
he was counted on 10 carry the Dunn
with him The whole ldca wnH to tn-
Gcrmuulzc Russia and assure her ne
live pnrt I'm the great Offensive. lib
rrnl government for ltmsnin wnh nee
0ndnry consideration The needs Of
the Allies were The driving force and
Il liberal ltuHnln hrourd til" h"m why
Ia uCrumHlHh The drrlr"d rnhH Hone"
m" prncrrul revolution. lr lh" Cur
Ind been strong enough to control tn"
tznrnn md run his own nfrnirn th"r"
would hnv" been no revolution.
For three hnyu everything nr"mrd
going well Tn" Czar'r brother had ON"
foot On III" rlrpr Of III" thron" and
WAN already iREuinE r"rcr!niE. when
the committee OF worhmCnS and pOl-
dinrH' d"lCgat"H appeared In P"i1n-
grad. Tho people wrrc rip" for rc-
volt. They had been dying from Rtnr-
walton all winter In tho Interior OF
Russia RcportR rrnchrd Paris TINT
In the worst Of Tho winter they starved
to death at tho ratio OF 10000 wcok.
And the hardest part OF tho rpvolu-
ton having brrn carried out for them,
dr,hroning the Car. through the kind
offices OF Sir George buchanan. they
were ready to take things into their
own hands and proceeded to do 1t.
Allies plans Upset BY Workers. DEL
oQates.
There wua Il complete upset to the
plans of the steering committee. The
Committee Of Workmen'n and Soldiers
Dclrpntrs had not been c0nAulted ns
| Ia what the revolution should do. ana
| they were not Interested In pnstdRted
! revelations. Instead Of working In
/ harmony with The DuInu or taking or
tlrrn from that body. they hct them
! srlyrn M aH Il committed OF publiG
surriy uud lanurd urlrrn To Tho punin.
| Their ideal wan free ltunhln. ana tho
! ufrnIin Of the AllirH CONCERNED them
I llIIlr.
unr ar thulr rlrrl prnpnnHln wan I"
| rhrrtIr the entire fuyal family They
we're IhuIuuEhEnlnE Irv"lutlniiinlH ana
hrlinva,l that na hang IN monilni al
the ruynl rhmIlY remained alive Tier"
| wnn niwuyr u unhnrn nf Tho monarch
| irin rnIninp II Invull aud Inrnl abllrlilng
| tho nulu,rn"y. Revolutionary n"lhloih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
GIRLS BRING ABOUT
FATHERS CONVERSION
Touching 8oono Enacted nj Hosouo
Misaion Laat NiUht-EVanuolIst
lucaa Dogma aorvlcos.
Tho flrrt nervlce.io bc In charge

Tho flrrt rrrviCo'ip bo In charge OF
III w. I.ncnH nj tho Union Mlnrlon lnnt
night was ono 0f Tho mont rouninE IN
cnn ms wonderful md magnetic pcr.
snuality. and In endowed with tho gilt
NJ holding mn audience from tho DO
ginning OF hIn scrmOp to tho last word.
An exceedingly good crowd welcomed
his appearance last night md listened
to an interesting sermon on Christ At
the Door," from Revelations Ill.,. 20.
Mrs. 6. s. Ullum sang an enjoyable
solo before the sermon.
Three conversions followed Mr. Lu.
cas- sermon. ono OF whom was tho
father OF four little children. The
three little girls OF the family had be-
come converted at n previous meeting.
and they. with the aid OF several OF the
personal workers. induced their father
to knccl at the altar and give his heart
to Jesus. Truly Il pathetic scene was
prosecuted by the three children kneel-
ing around their father during the con-
version. and tears Of gladness gushed
down fhr mans cheeks. There was
hardly dry eve In the chapel.
Mr.. C.. W Cory. the superintendent
OF the luIssion. Is expecting the nrri-
val OF Miss Fanny ROdwich. social
worker whom he hnn engaged To tnkn
curt OF the fallen wUmrn who nre re-
nriyrd into the mlaHlon. Miss Rod
wick IL "A grntuntr OF tn" Moody inhti'
ruir. and comes we'll recommended Tor
thi- kind or work.
Mr. l.uCnn will nEnin hhr" chnrE" NJ
the YcrvlrrM tonight. md record nj
tendance in anticipated Tho public In
extended n cordial Invitation tn hcnr
Mr.. IMcnn. who IL ono OF tho country n
uoal prominent cvnnE"lIHtH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
KERENSKY AS DICTATOR
(Continued from first PARo.)

,,ov-,r,,uI OF Premier Kcronnky "un-
limit oil Dnworz" undor tho tillo or gov
,rnment OF national safety" Tor III" r"-
ontn bllnhmonl OF publ" ordor. h"th nj
tho front aud at homo.
Tho nwnopinH now powrrH were Rrnh''
cd 10 tho prnvini0nni government III
rosnlutiun "ndnptod" by n combined NIL
ling OF tho rxocutlvo committed "i 'hn
council Of wnrhmcu'H aud n"ldtorn h"ie
pat,n and tho council ~ pcnHanth d"io-
unios Tho rnrnluti"n. which "na po"H-
rd by err To d. r"nd:
"UsuoEnlElnR TINT thu R"vornm"nt ~
,ucuuced Ivy q military drbncl" on tho
front and by anarchy al homo. II In r"'
rolvoh:
"Tlrnt-Thnt tho country ana tho row
nlution nro endangered.
"Erconl--Thnl tho rrovIrl"nni RoV-
ornmrnt In proclaimed tho government
of nnlionnl nnfoty.
"Thlrd-Thnt unllniioh pnwrrr mr."
accorded thu Hnvcrnmnnt Tor r"-ontnb'
I,shIny the organization ana dlncipilnr
or tho army for a nEht To nn'ni'
nRninnt Tho cnomicn OF public order hno
for Tn, realization OF Tho whole program
embodied In Tho governmental program
pint announced"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
DISTRICT DRAFT BORAD
Continued from first PR9o.)

80 ny to Inaurc delivery. Immediately
ON receipt az their lists. "nrh local BOARD
will ,.nur"l III" numbers higher thhn
rh,. ton rod ink number In It's district.
md then from the remaining NUMBERS
enough men TO make up d"uhi" tho niH-
trirt's u,In,n will b" notified To appear
for physical examination.
Provost Marshal General trnwn"r
ruled tu,Imy TINT pnsllng nj Tho bohrd
h.ndultnrtrrH nr tho list Of men pr
drrrd to appear constitutes lrEhl nnll-
nrntInn IT, therefore. is Incumbent up
IN ALL registered men IL learn th"Ir red
ink ntIuhrr at once mud /" seq that IN"
hoard headquarters IL watched when the
lis, - posted. Those ordered np "Ia"
Will b,. nnIlhrd by mail. hui IN" r"ri"u
allowed Tor appearance Will count from
III. posting If tn" llsl.
Thu ruling whr In connection with mn
o,h.r ir-urd by the war department
holding The rhnkn "r The regular army
,,.ru t. Registered men r"T Voluntary
enlistment an Ia The lin" such mTn
rh, navy department hnn hrnn h'I !
n,I oIn., that Ihr army ninhrn M claim
uunn any TrIlni"'rl innn nnIII that thu"
~. Ii,ni tn4IrIrnii"n In n" lar !" a"
url,n-nI la I'll" army, navy 81 ""i'"""l
| n"nrd
Ia nri"I I"nIus dTnn quotas, "t"ilt
~as slvsm r"r all voluntary sniIn'"""'1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Mo,,ndsv1lls nrisfp.

rho lad ur,ont MI IN whaling BHiuTtlAy
uluht for nts.IInG = bicycle from tho
Icw,y a. DsIo ,nsuhInn shop hnrs. was
yonnirduy piaood In the custody "f I'Tobs-
ton Offlror Hpnrr.
Mira. rronoh MiiIsr and son. ~ THU
oIiy. arc Waiting with r"Iaiiv"s In
Cambridge, o.
I.nwronro nurIoy. HinrlinG Doiioms ana
Al. Ellis hno re,urn"d from isit with
fricndn In nctheSha,. q.
Fred snyd"r han ronumed his dutlrH In
zhurRh. nftor whit at III" nome
hcro.
Mirn Elsio Kidney. OF Fourth Htrcst, ~
tho Ruc.t OF rolntivea in CambridEe. ~.
Mrn. w. J. Ferguson and son. Inv,
rcnco Trlmblc. have returned homo from
n visit with Powhattan. O.. rslativaA,:I
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Burns loft last
evening for their homo in ClavalAnal
Okla. aftor a visit with friends and. re-
lntIvcs hero.
Mrs. Jnmcs Ryan has arrived home
from Fairmont. whore she spent HSek
or 40 with rclAtivoH. o
Mr. md Mira. II. d. Tee and children
hive returned from q visit with MAnr
minEton relatives. n
Frank Poinde1ter has resumed chIs
dutios In Pittsburgh. after visit 81
Miss Esther Arnold han arrived homo
from 81. Clnirsville. o.. where she spSht
..y.r,, d,v. With relsiiyoa az
Miss L0ttie Smith has arrived hmm
from Il visit with Now Martinsville relI-
tivan. -
Minis Eionnor Scott. OF MorEantow1 II
rpnndinK ncvornI hayH hora tho guest OF
Mlrnor Virkiuin and Dora lInndbrson.
Mrs !. NJ. Merritt hnn returned from
II visit In Cleveland nnh Dotroit.
Miss Iona Bto,lc. ~ "hrnllnI. 10
npondInK the wonh horo tho guest OF her
aunt. Mrs.. w. NJ Cortilow. OF hecond
ntrnnt.
Minn Jorno Phillips has arrived hhma
from HnrncHviilo. O.. whore sho spSht
wnek or mo- with rclRtivns. 40 I"
Mrs G.. T. llobcrtr II ~ Of tonAintis
NJ hcr hnrnr on Wrn,cru nvonus. ~.
-Four prinonarH worr brought IN thu
ponItouiinry last nvonInK from Mercer
county. r'"''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
LADY MACCABEES WILL
OPEN RALLY TOMORROW

The Women's Rrnctt association OF
the Naccahccs will hold school or
Instruction and state rally at the
Windsor hotel. beginning tomorrow nj
go in tho morning. Mrs. Margaret
Marvin. Wheeling deputy for the AS
sociation. has prepared large class
OF nov members for the degrees. Del
ccateS from all over the state are TO
be in attendance. Helen I. Burt. the
deputy supreme commander OF the an
soclnrion. will have charge. During
the rally plans Will b" made TO send
delegation from the Wheeling dis
,rlc; 70 attend rhn dedication or new
Two hundred thousand dollnr Office
-. building ut Port Huron. Mich. sep
i",nbcr l. Mary other centuries OF nj
irrcst, will comprir" TIA" huHln"nn OF
the meetings. which close Fhur"day
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Extrome Measures.

pETROGrtAD. Sunday. Jul y22.-Tho
chaotic conditions prevailing on part OF
tho Russiun front AFRO diNclnsed In Tel
eurnm pont 10 Premier krrennky. the
rrcviaionnl government and tho cnnhGI'
or workmrn'. ana soldiers delrHhtcn hy
Tho executive committee md the com
mir,ionnr OF the pr"vininunl govern
p,,ut with tho rornnd army. ON the
r,r,Ihwc.torn front. Tho Telegram nn
,,,,rr,1 In. Incarceration or ntrrn mrnr
,rcn 10 combat hirnrr'cii"n,
"y, unanimously recognizes TINT Ill"
md efforts. for ovnrythlug muri h'
rI,Io1 IN onyo tho rcvoluti"n from IN
,,,r,n,,, TIN mcnnnHo rrnhu THE
comma dor-in-chicr on the wrrl"rT
front md tho commander OF tho A""ond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Work OF Lonlno,


| WASHINGTON. July 2a.--Tho douhIo
Grtnln In Itusnia which has caunnd mill
thry dinnntor on tho GaliCihn front and
political uphcnvnl In rotr"Hrnh. wan
said at tho ltuhninn ninhunny indny Ia
TO duo Ia rnch to tho agitation
| of tho nnlnhrvlkl party. hondrd Ivy
! Nichnlni I.nnlnc. who wan given free
\ PAM n"ron5 Tormany into Nuhnin. Tho
party In maid Ia nlnnd for tho lmino-
dihto ponce on all fronts. hut not M
yet for n nrpnrnto ponce Tor ltunnin
| alone.
| Tho noinh"vikl nro mild 10 ho nrnall
In number ana In nnno cnr"n tn b."
aidod by Nornnn nRnntr THOR nctiVi"
| tlon among tho trnopn on tho Hnlirlnr
front wnr aurlrlnnt. II wan H'nt"d. /"
dotnoh rcynrni roEimontn In important
nirnioKlc pnrltlnnn. which GnuHod tho
| Immediate falling hack or tho whole
| limo Ia prrvnnt ouvolnpmoni
| Tho Urrmnnn hnd cvidonIly prepared
| for jurt nomn ruch ntop. for thoy hnn
mndo n heavy concentration or gum at
| inlurx brought nv,r from tho lrrnnoh
| front tho Twrntlnth. Thirtioih nnh
IHhty-oIKhth roKmontn. and from Vilni'
several rrunninn guard roKin"nlr and
lnvu ur tho hcrt hurtrinn cavalry divi
| rInnn Their lonrnn wrr" very heavy
! hut at tho nnm- timo tho dnm"rnli zn-
| ton among Tho NuHrlaUn wnA not tr7n
| Gnuntrh In my way.
'rhr I"IrnETnd trnuhlrn "rlElu"l y
| nIhrIrd nlr" lay npnrndic armed "ui-
| Iurrin by tTuuIr centralized by tho Iinl
| nhUvlhi wnrr TUpurtod today com
| pioInly under CnnlTul with tho Tnbnil
Iuun rnKitnrnin dlanrrnnd nud dini'nnd
oil The nlHuin"nu"r l." hc attached "a
| thrro agrntn II In nnih. ia that pnpu-
| lar lInpntionr hnn fuI"nd onTlioI
nud frror dinrunnl"n nj thln Ilmo 81
, tho fundamental rrrurnn originally moi
| for tho rnnriitu~ni nnnomlly moeiIn u
on ncpinuihrr 10.
| Tho now cabinet. tlirpal"hoa nay. viii
In appointed nm n""n IN I'r"Wl"r hnr-
cnrhy rriurur from lin nitoInpt To IN
! nplro tho lrunpn nj tho front. Mnuy
Hurportn hnvr boon nrfontrh III rrirh-
| Frnh. mud Tho whole city In unhcr milI-
tnry gunrd. Tho whole agitation Il In
! hollovrd hcro. will bring Into tho nov
lcrnmcnt mon not only nhut. hut will
Ing to tnkr hrnntlc rtrpn nrri towhr'i
rupprorrinE rebellion mud second to-
wnrd fulfilling tho demand for reform
among tho populncc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Gets Contract To Build
Many Houses For Miners
holloway Coal Company Awards Con
naot TO Elm Grove Contractor.

T. - Finrcynr we'll known E,m ';r"v"
,on,rrrtnr has been awarded m" ''"n.
,,nr, for rr"rtirg. - r"rnl h"r"". ."r RI"
Holloway Coal company Mt tn" new
;,,irrs Ahirh rr" b"inc ~ "n"'l NJ h'-
:w".u Holloway and Flushing. - Fhr""
r:,rln,ds Of lumber VIII b" unl"a'l"h to-
dny and the houses VIII lac rushed /"
,,ornrcIltnu Finch has" will consist ~
,yr nr SIX rooms and bath. and Will Ia"
n.ticr than thu. homes usually furnished
by conI companies for h'Ir "mpi"y"s
'rh.. Holloway Conl company recently
uurch,<,d the Buckeye mines. AMI l..
Cnlnrging and repairing them. The prop
.rtv Will be orerntcd on "n "inh"rnt"
scale
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Personals and nriaf1,

hIInn IIrnrIo lIlnyuoy. uf ELM drove.
hmm returned hun" after whiting frInnhn
ln Wori Alexander oyer tho wooh 'nnh.
William hrmHtr"nE. nf rburHh.
has rnfurn"d homo inter rpondlnR thu
worll ond with rrIrndr IN Wont hi"xnn-
dor
Milan rnnIin~ Dnnrlly. or CnrnoEio.
Pm In whiting r"lntivca In Wont hlok-
nndor.
NJ. X Lutz. Of GrrEErvIIln. hnr rn-
turned home after rpcndInE mono limo
with relatives In Wheeling.
Mr.. md MrH. J. J. Dictz. of War
wood. nrc the ghosts OF relatives In
rlcanRnt Valley.
MrH. Roy Darby. Of Edgwood. In visit
Ing rclntivcn In Went Alexander for
some timo.
Tho regular meeting OF tho Mystic
Lodge No. "a. knights Of Pythina. OF
Elm Grove. waH held last evening In
their lodge hall.
The rog,ilnr meeting Of Horny Clay
Camp No 1928 Modern Woodmon. Of
Elm Grove will he hold this evening
In tho lodge room.
q. II. Mcknight, OF Pittsburgh. han
returned homo after spending the week
ond with Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Phillips.
Of Wast Alexander.
MIsn Ida Hsndershott. or West AieI'
nndor, In ablo To DO out after short
illnoss.
Tho members ~ Tho KrnnnlWOrih
Tonnin club nl RqnuyH Point. Will hhih
ii lawn rrIn Mt llayhnYa grove lhin
ovaninH rhu yuunk people VIII hhEo
ali binds "r rnfrnninIontr nu naln,
Tho regular mantIDu 6f Tho hoy"
pIGyuIo ,lIth nr thu uihn no"iinn VIII
u hrld thln evening lp tho Vah""
M nnto,iai HhuTnh ~ "uodsh"i"
Mian t'hnTluiin ifslnY. at Film grove.
won Waiting fTInnda In Wh"i Ai"s""'
uUr last nvnn'nH,
Miro NJ ~ i."aHh. ~ Washington,
o., In. r.Iurnsh home after "ranh-
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SIMPSON FUNERAL
THIS AFTERNOON
sorvIcca for Former Postmapter and
Btato Legislator VIII DC Con
ductod at Family Homo.

Funeral ncrviCrR for ltob"rt Slmp
non. former Wheeling poHtmnntcr and
sintc legislator. Will be- held at i
O'Clock this afternoon ut III" fhmily
residence. No. IL Walnut avenue.
Woodlnwn. where death occurred Sun
dny night. Dr. Thomas Gricr koMitz.
pastor OF the Second Pr"hhyterihn
church. OF which congregation Mr..
Simpson was member. VIII hnV"
charge. lntcrment will be In Green
wood cemetery.
Th, pullbenrerA will he Intimate
frirndn and bunlhena nnn"rlnlrn or Mr.
SimpHoal AN follows: w l.. it"hinH"'i,
i Howard Mcdonald. l.nclun lioge.
Mr. Wnddcll. Howard Himpaoh aud j
~ Miller.
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Mru Corscna Ellen Tcatar.

Mrs. Corocna Ellen Toni"r pnHH"d
nwny Mt her home. No. " Cr"mw"''
ntrect. Wheeling Inlnnh. last evening
Mt $40 o'clock after an illn""" or ono
week. Sho wna In hNr alKty-"lgh,h
yenr Sho was tho wiie OF tho Into
John Henry Toator. who died about
fourtoen months ngo.
Mira. Toater Wan born In PRrk"rH'
burg. but had rcsIdcd In Wheeling tn"
past twenty-four years. Sho was n
prominent and active mcmber or tho
Thomson NJ L. church.
Surviving arc two daughters ana
three sons. namely. Mrs. Henry Sen
mon and Miss Eldn Teatcr. Earl r..
Elmer Il. and Walter c.. all OF Wheel
Ing. Four sistcrs and four brothers
also survive.
Funeral services will DO conducted
Thursdny afternoon at 2 o'clock In the
family home. lntermcnt Will be Ill
Linwood cemetery vi Blaine. 0.