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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-03
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MOVEMENT ~ on foot In
N the National league 10 have
"a the openings OF the two ma
=. circuits set a week or two lat.
m the spring on account OF
ssa,her conditions
prs.,deut Ehoetts OF the Brook
:. n,agers Is fostering the move
"a 4 said 10 have other mag
80. with him. There Is also
- talk OF the matter beins
..ssr % IN the American league.
ma main objection 20 tho pres.
:. ssrly opening is that many
80 have 70 be postponed on &C.
s.,rt OF cold weather. rain and
- ana because ball players who
-. conditioned themselves in tho
s.r,h lose the benefits Of tho
,,,s,ng camps when they work In
- ffind April weather OF the
,.sst ana lake cities.
n mas been argued that tho
,essher IN mid.october is moro
ss,v 70 DO warm than In April.
"a ia games could be played BY
,rssrdins the seasons later In the
NJ.
GEORGE BURNS. New York CT
a, lestnelder. has set 4 new rec
"a for ball players 10 shoot AZ.
Burns has played In So games
vshout a day off. n record for
suti,aous performances which no
der major league player has
Nsaled.
surns Is one OF the most valu-
~ men In the National league.
~ year be led the league in
rprlne. which Is more remarkable
An II Is considered that Burns
NJ I lesd-oif man for the Giants,
n seven games this season he
rcred nine runs. and. with the ex-
Vetson OF one game. hit safely In
A. first 10 games this season.
70 celebrate hts 220th game.
ssrrs made a double. single and
,rscle of Alexander and q double
A Mayer who relieved the Ne
kaskln.
Is OLD COL INK on the lob
uah this year!
\ looks very much as tho the
ne old gent who last year dog.
n the yanks from June TO octo-
n d back on the Job with the
r!rsso Cubs as his 1917 affinity.
ANYWAY. the Cubs have n good
art lust a few DAYS after the
nason opened Vic SAFER. one of
- hardest hitters on tho club and
- Of the best first sackers In the
asae. broke his leg and win be
n Il the game all season. A few
IN later Chuck Workman was
rIied and received injuries which
vl hep him out OF the game for
Z nnath.
LAST YEAR THE Yankees were
&p,ved OF 4 chance at the pen
fzzf By q series OF accidents
xsresly equaled In baseball. Be
czning with Maisel's broken col
d bone IN June. Injury followed
zkry, including those TO Baker
nd Gilhooley. until the club was
u but demoralIzed.
Team ago the Cleveland club
I'd . similar experience. Eight
rgslars had been injured in less
'hn month and the club. one OF
= best ever collected on the cir
~ vas thrown out OF the pen
nat unnins.
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wildlng was one OF the first Of
Australians great athletes TO enlis,
for service in Europe. Hs was
blown TO pieces by n shell on the
West front.
Now American tennis stars are
preparing 10 be among the first 20
answer Uncle Sans call to the
colors.
Among the first ten in American
tennis circles last year. six are
already planning for active duty In
tho trenches.
n. Norris Williams. American
singles champion. will enter the ar.
tlllery. lie has recently been at
Governors island studying the big
guns and preparing TO enlist.
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SPOKANE LOSES
AT Spokane 2-4-3. Great Falls
34-3.
Glavenish and Baldwin; Gardner
and Cheek.
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The herolsm OF Anthony
Wiidlno Of Australia, the great
est tennis player Of them all. IS
to be reflected BY American
tennis stars.
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TACOMA WINS

At Tacoma 6-6-3. Butte 3-6-3.
Sutherland and Stevens; Schroed-
er, Letter and Hoffman.
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MARKET REPORT

selling Prices TO Rctsiicv for
Butter. Eggs and Cheese
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Well. our Giants are back today
after successful invasion OF Bob
Browns ball yard In Vancouver.
We didn't do 40 bad. winning two
games out OF the three played.
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Prices Paid Producers for Eggs,
Poultry. Veal and Fork
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The Butler weekly times., 1917-10-25

Arthur Bankston, marshal and
street commissioner Of Rich Hill. and
Miss Rosie Porter, of that city, were
united in marriage Sunday evening.
October Fl.
Duck coats, corduroy pants and
coats. Black & Sons will suit you.
Harry Murphy, for the last two
years an employee of this office LEFT
the first OF the week for Kansas City.
where he has secured position in a
job printing office.
Raincoats, slickcrs, rubber boots,
rubbers, overshocs. Blacl; 4 Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hildebrandt
left Tuesday for their home at
Wichita, Kansas, after a visit with
Mrs. Hildebrandt's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Williams. at their home
west of town.
Overalls sl.25; jumpers Sl.e5,;
shirts 75c; khaki pants Sis. Black
& Sons prices arc always right.
The Evergreen class OF the NJ. f.
church, South, Sunday school was de-
lightfully entertained Thursday at
ternoon of last week by Mrs. J. {.
Nafus, at the Nafus apartment. on the
west side OF the square.
Mrs., Winnie Stone has returned
from visit to her brother. DIR. w.
Fl. Stone, at Hiawatha, Kansas.
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Felt boots at Black & Sons.

Lewis Ewing, one of northeastern
Bates best citizens, was a county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Douglass shoes, Black & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hendricks and
little daughter visited with relatives
in Garden City few days last week.
Stetson hats at Black & Sons.
NJ. 7. Duncan left the last of the
week for his old home in West Vir-
ginia. where he will spend some
time.
King Quality dress shoes for young
men, Black & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Walton re-
turned last week from an extended
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Joe
Reeder and Mr.. Reeder, at Casper,
Wyoming.
Old mems fur and jersey caps and
heavy wool pants, Black & Sons.
Mrs. w. p. Chowning and Mrs. w.
f. Earcourt returned to their home
in Kansas City, Kansas, after visit
in this city with their mother, Mrs.
+. Haynes.
; sets end hand work harness for
sale: 20 sets single driving harness,
WeMOtt & Major. I-2t
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I ttppffrton City, city,
The Baptist church of Amsterdam
has secured the services of Rev. J.
e.. Stanllcc, of Liberty, as pastor.
He will move to Amsterdam the lat
ter part of November.
The little 2-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Kirby, residing over
in Kansas died Monday night as a re-
suit of swallowing pawpaw seeds.
The parents have the sympathy of
all in their sorrow.--liume Tele-
phone.
Freddie William Deardorfi, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Deardorff, died at
the home OF his parents. ? I-2 miles
northwest of Adrian, Monday night
after weeks illness of typhoid
fever; aged 4 years, months and
IS days.-Adrian Journal
The Journal has on display six ears
OF corn which were picked at random
from the field OF X. 4. Batchelor.
bwlo resides four miles cast OF town.
I he largest OF the ears is I3 inches
III length and weighs very nearly two
pounds. lie has about IS acres of
this corn.--Appleton City Journal
According to the Telephone Hume
is in bad fix for coal. While the
town lays in Il rich coal district ev
cry coal house in the town is empty
due to the latencss of the farming
season. Most of the mules are
'"ncd by farmer, who have been
>usy with their crops and have not
commenced mining coal.
+. G. Gandcr, a pioneer resident of
,chcll City, was instantly killed at
his home last Friday afternoon at 4
y 30 k. "hcn he was thrown from 4
Dad OF hay to the ground, breaking
his neck, says the FL Dortdo Springs
;un MIR. Gander had just driven
INTO his barn lot at his home in Schcli
-ity with load OF hay and was ell
gagged iii unloading il at the barn, d,
when the team attached to the wag
on suddenly became frightened and
az assay, throwing him to -hc
round.
John +. Henderson, jr. OF Wash
n&ton, ID. G.. Robert T. Hill, OF Los
Angeles, Cal, and Fred Boxlcy. Of
ansas City, were in Rich Hill Sun
lay and registered at the. new Tai
mage. Accompanied by L. Aver, a
prominent land owner. they went
,'er the prospective oil lends in this
vicinity MIR. Henderson owns cX-
cnsivc land interests in This section
of Bates county and NJ. BoNlcy is
c hsa of the company drilling
car Foster. Mr. ill is Il prominent
'>ologist Rich llill Rcvisw.
While going from Adrian to his
nne three miles west OF town Sat
lrday night, Jake Miller was beaten
~ by three men who assaulted hin,
n'" '''.. He rrcciv, d i serious
scalp wound an ugly incision i'll the
,r r. and a bone III one "I his
/ us was fractured. Miller says that
'nc of the men stepped from the side
oi the road and caught his horse by
the bit and the other two assaulted
him with iron rods. He came t.
town Monday and >worc ont a War
rant for the Downey boys charging
them with the assault They we're
arrested and gave bond. We under
stand that they claim to have been at
',omc a the huur the assault was
nade,-Adrian Journal.
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Movie Star Killed in Auto Accident

Flo Labadic. the moving picture
star, was killed in an auto accident in
New York one day last week. She
Vas the star in the Million Dollar
Mystery, which was shown in this
y a couple OF years ago.
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SHORT STORIES
OF Local Interest-Clipped from Our
EXCHANGES.

A. +. Schwartz has succeeded c. E.
lIerr;man as manager of the Logan
Moore Lumber Company's yards at
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Lloyd Graves came down from
Kansas City and spent the week end
IN this city with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Graves.
Dennis Swartz and Ralph Thomas
cnmc down from Kansas City and
spent Sunday and Monday forenoon
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Mrs. J. B. Armstrong left the first
of the week for Oklahoma City, Ok
lahoma. to visit her son, Sam Arm
strong. who has been drawn in the
National army, and ordered to re-
port some time between now and the
iirSt OF November.
We carry u full line OF buggy tops.
We will i!t one on your old buggy
while YOU wait. WeMott 4 Major.
L..
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WASHINGTON GIRLS
ROMANCE SHATTERED

Special Dispatch TO tho intelligence.
WASHINGTON. IA. Oct. ln.--ThH
return to her mothers home hHr" To-
day Of Nina Emily Mcleod. brought u"
light a shattered romano" which follow
ed a seven days wooinG. and which
ended in Chicago ten days ago. when
the wealthy Washington girl was de-
serted by Edgar Douglass Th"rnhur%
who married her September l. lnci-
dcntally. Thurnhurg took with him Ia"
proceeds Of the sale of stocks and bonds
valued at $1,000. turned over to him hy
his wlfe's mother. Mrs. l.. \. Mcl.""d
widow OF woalty oil operator. L" hH
sold and the money rein""St"d. An
information charging larceny by Bale"
was entered against Thornl'urs Il week
ago. It was learned today and police and
private detectives are making Il country
wide search for him.
ThornhurS. claiming to b. In. the orr
ploy Of Pittsburgh brnkc rag" h"GS"
and showing credentials which gay"
him ingrrsS socially. financially and re-
iigiously here. met Miss MCErnA. Il So
ciety and church leader. while eud"aN-
oring to interest her mother In II hISi-
ness way. Their marriage Followed in
one week and the couple left imm"di-
ately on q honeymoon trip 10 the west.
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Nick Caravasios. general manager
OF the Bijou Dairy lunch room at
Fourteenth and Market streets. q men,
Der OF the Liberty Loan Committee;
made daring flight over the city
late yesterday afternoon, In company
with Captain August ]. Ekstrom rur-
tlss aviation instructor, who Is pilot
ing the big war plane al the Hrcch
Rotsom station Of the West virginia
Flying Corps. The flight was START
ed twelve miles north Of the city 1T
the camp and shortly before tho
Storm nF The late afternoon approached.
Near Warwo0d the big plan" ran in
10 a hail and rain storm hraG-on. and
1t was necessary for Pilot Ekstrnm
To raise high into tho Nr. An a'ii-
tude Of approximately 5000 feet was
reached above tho city.
Mr.. Cara va?;i"s. had 4 large Quantt-
" of Liberty Bond literature which
he dropped when over the city. ard
Il came fluttering to the ground like
snow flakes. Tho wind was high and
the big war plane rocked and swayed
in the wind and attracted much NJ
tention. After paSin" over Bcnwond
and Bollaitr. the nose OF N" machlnn
was turned about and It reached the
Beech Bottom fold shortly before
dusk. II was by far the most daring
and sensational flight ever made over
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the Parable. said he. Jesus Christ was
trying TO get tile truth b"fur" tn" I'c'-
il,, IN such way as To get II ~ grip
rh., mind Of the people until 1t gripped
tn. Heart
There arc different manners Of sow
ing the truth and linplanting It in n"
hearts and livos of men. To produce
tho best In religion. christ must take
deep root in that life" H. then turned
to the material side OF life:
Thu ear of the world and deceit
fulress OF riches Is choking the lives OF
Christian rcopl" until there Is no fruit
in these lives. The mad rush OF the
business world today after material
th:ngs-tI.crc is nothing like II In any
other activity Of life. There are iutlu-
cnceS which are rohhinS the Christian
church OF the zeal and devotion tllat
even tho women used I" put into II.
Dr. Dolds continued Il have found
4 number Of plu"ns where there. are
NOR, mcr IL the Sunday school. pr"y"r
meeting. and even preaching services
than women" h. said. The women do
not stand US hiEh in the percentage Of
atttn'ianC" as ihe:' dill II or Is years
ago nor do they stand as high in the
percentages pr capability "t church work
as they did 10 years aga. Both men
anil women need To he aroused in this
,r.n"emrrt Of Christian activity.
The care Of tho world and deceitfui-
nrss OF riches just covers all that would
com" into the Christian life To rob them
OF power"
Or. D",ids closed his talk by sounding
forth in strong terms thar profession
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tho city and the first time IN storm.
At ono time The machine struck a
large air pocket and dropped dis
lance of $50 feet before il finally
struck solid air again. Many danger
uus places were encountered and a
spot over the Top Mill known as NO
Mans Land" is dreaded by the
aviator. Mr.. CaraVaSinS was accom-
panied on The trip by Peter Boyd.
assistant advertising manager Of the
News and. ln;clllgenc"r. The flirht
consumed approximately one hour.
Mr.. Caravasios will make another
flight on Sunday when in company
with Aviator Ekstrom no will drop
Liberty Bond literature over all towns
along the Ohio. in the vicinity OF
WhrloinE Many persons who WIZ
messed the flirht yesterday afternoon
were of the opinion that if the machine
could fly in such weather that il
could go up almost any time. LEO.
tenant Paul Pashhy Of this city. sup
rrvisad Tho FLIGHTS At the up-rirer-
station. Mr.. Royd secured number
0f fine pictures from the machine.
The new aviator At tho Beech Bottom
school Is resident Of Racine. Wis
cOnsin. and although young man
is one of III" mos; daring and eX-
Derienced TO come to the local dis
Irict.
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COL HOUSE GATHERING
STAFF OF EXPERTS IN
PREPARING PEACE DATA

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0.-STstcmai' r
collection OF economic, historical, Pc
litical and other information on Euro
renn conditions 10 be used eventually
III peace negotiations. was discussed to
day by Colonel L. NJ. l1Ous" with Fr@S''
dent Wilson. Secretary Lansing ANA
OTHER government officials. Some A.
rc'uncemrnt is expected soon c"n'crn!hE
tho organization OF Il Stalt OF experts
which Colonel House will gather 10 as
sist him. and the various claSsilicatl"nS
into which the work will be divided.
Walter Lippman. Now York maS"Zin'
editor. until recently volunteer assist
ant 10 Secretary Baker, Ia one or ih''
assistants Colonel Iious" has chosen. "
became known today. and is d"N"tInr
his time especially tn mapping out Il
preliminary plan for collecting data
under we'll defined heads.
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EVANGELIST SHOOTS
SWEETHEART OF GIRL

HAMMOND. Ind. Oct. lQ.--DrawInG
tw" r"ynIy"r$. Oscar Landm"isSrr. IN
iiiucrant evangelist shot To death Fred
Ia!n". nf Indiana Enr hor. in Il crowded
" 'uri room her" today and seriously
v''mud"d two other persons. Tin" evHnGn-
List WINS then shut and seriously wound
I'D Ivy Iwn court attaches.
I.au'in"i&S'r. who huh been occurring
in Hammond anH Indiana lIarhur. IN
the Whit" slave evil. was on trial on
charges preferred by .Ndeline Hartman.
IN IS year old llarnmnnd girl .iiAynr.
her sweetheart WAS in the witness chair
whom. suddenly l.amdmeisscr drew two
rrvOlrors from his hip pockets and
Opened fire.. Baync fell dead with IL
lLill"t wound through his heart
y second shot struck Mrs. Myrtle
Pfrffer. iEammnuds pnlewumnn over
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Claims Pamgin and Gentian With Every
Meal Makes Wax, Nervous, Rundown
People Strong and Vigorous in a Week

NJ in the morning to go to work. should
start thi' very day to take tablet Of
PamEin Gcntian in either hot or cold
water every morning and night as di-
r-ct.d
It's wonderful how quickly this sim
plr. harmless combination Of lru,. roots
and herbs will bring back your old time
ambition. give you what you most
need nf1dence In yourself. OFTEN in
Z week. nervous depressed people ~h"
complain of Slc"pl,ssneSs, stomach liver
and howsl troubles begin to brighten up
and become ambitious and energetic.
60 70 your druggist today anil ask for
small box nf Pamgln Tablets with
fientian They ar. guaranteed t. help
YOU or money back Your druggist. or
c. Fl. ririest & To-. 1125 Market street.
can supply you.
Mail orders filled on receipt ~ price.
or" dollar The FamEiu 60. Wheeling.
w Va.
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the heart, but IT WAS said at the hosp!'
tai that she would survive.
There was q wild scramble when the
shooting began. Probably thirty per-
sons, Including the Hartman girls par
cnts were In the court room. Still grip
ping his two revolvers. Landmeiss"r
was shot down by James FROST court
bailiy. and Charles Whitaker, deputy
sheriff.
lSoth bullets struck Landmeissrr i'll
the chest. It was said at the hospital
he would live.
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River news

The Dunbar left at 10000 last evening
for Parkersburg and Marietta with an
excellent cargo. Yesterday morning II
.Il:20 the Milton left for New Mn
nmoras. This morning at 1880 til"
Ihorty will. pull out on her trip u
Marietta.
\ stage Of feet was shown at til"
wharf ms, evening with the river abnu:
stationary. At the McMcchen dam the
river was raising somewhat with the
pool registering IA feet and below the
wickcts rs feet.
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WOMEN DECLINE
IN CHURCH WORK
DR. DoDDS MAKES SOME START
= LING STATEMENTS AT BISLE
~. INSTITUTE LAST NIGHT.
Declares That Activity Of Women IN
Christian work Is Becoming Less
Than Men.

Last evening at the First United
Presbyterian church tn. largest alt"rh-
arc. at any time during n" Bible in
st:tute heard Il mo&t interesting all
dress. Dr. Ira g. Met 'r..rry "t IN" Seq
Oud church led Il short devotional meet
ing. after which nr. Samuel Dodds
made the address, "f III" evening. He
chose for his subject. Mountain Top
Experiences in III. LIZ" Of Christ" TIL"
speaker hs Id tho closest attention Of his
audience. He FIRST spoke OF the parable
OF the Sowsr and seed.
H. said: YOU cannot hold Jesus
Christ before thr mind as He 10 pre-
scuted in Nh. Gospel. without Surrcnd' =
ing that lifs. Ii you arN deeply corr
carued about the salvation OF someone
YOU will max. an effort TO bring that
.D.rsou TO Christ" In the teaching If
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Vigorous Body Free from Disease
and Mind Keen and Abort. Is the
Birthr1ght Of Every nan and
Woman, Say Authority.

Thousands OF men ard women right
here IN ri.- o"0 stat" :Sc not ~:lrniEg
one-half tn. r,oHcE thy ar" rapabis OF
earning Thu have enough educati"u:
enough experience" and enough knnwl-
edge. hut for S"s:t. reason unknown to
themselves the: remain at tx. bottom nf
tn. ladder Will" others g. steadily TO
the top.
What such people lack IS confidence
that soms u n" creates; physicians
have reported that lack % confidence and
AM bit;nn IS due Z" physical causes. ard
can b. speedily "v"rr"me.
Feopi.: who ta., no lsSir. TO better
their condition: VII" ar: nervous. rum
down. shaky ard ttnlid: who hate to g:t
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WANTS BIG SLICE OF
THE THAW MILLIONS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l0.-Suit for
damages nggregating 3G5o.0Oo aGains:
Harry X. Thaw was begun in common
lpras, court here today by attorneys re!l-
rrScnting Frederick Gump. father of
Frederick Gump. Jr.. the Kansas City
high school boy who was alleged TO have
been logged by the Pittsburgh Million
ajre in n New York hotel Christmas day.
1915. Thaw. who was adjudGed insan"
after attempting suicide here. is III
local asylum. where he was committed
some time ago by a. committee on lun-
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on the port OF 7o-called Christian poo
rle. without sincerity. is dangerous. Th'
responsibility rests upon the officers "t
tho church.
sincerity" said he. will bring null
titudcs into IN" Chur,li, ami without Il
n",hinG Of permanencr can be accom-
pl;Shed."
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colt of the Fist English Lutheran
church. and \. =. Frank and George
Trunk OF the Trinity Lutheran church.
immediately after the banquet, a sa-
cred service will he conducted In the
church. Tho Rev. {. W. Heckert. prcSl-
dent Of WIttenbrr college. Will speak
Miss Maudr craig. the urganist. Will fur
n!sh the music.
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WORK TO
PREVENT FAMINE IN
COAL PRODUCTION

WASHINGTON. Oct. l0.--A general
conference OF III" rnuutryS Conl opera
Tors al Pittsburgh October 90 WAS
called tonight by !. l.. y. Morrow. sec
rotary Of tn" national association. for
M purpose. Il was announced. Of help
Ing the fuel administration avert Il coal
rarrin-.
Whether th"r" will h" i coal Sh"rtas"
this winter depends. nr II. y. Garfield.
tn" fuel administrator, announced to-
dry. rniIr"ly an Tie extent Of the de-
maIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11
ALLIES or GERMANY
IN DEMAND FOR PEACE

ROME, oct. l".--Turk' Rulraria and
possibly Austria will present nu All
rHf.tuIn t" Germany soon demanding
that she talk" definite steps toward
bringing tn" war TO M end. according To
reports here.
The ultim%tum. II is rmh"rStn"d, will
br pr"G"nt"h cnllrrtlvrly ar separated on
IN" n"Cn$!"u of IN" forthcoming mo"i-
Ing 81 the rulers If the central empires
at Sofia.
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YOST CASE LAID OVER.

The case of Mnurir. li"mhur%,
charged within violation nt Tho i"$t
liquor law has been laid over until the
next term Of the Criminrl court. which
cnnvenss on thr first Monday III No.
vember.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-11

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