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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02
PASTOR or ST. PAUL'S
CONFIRMS LARGE CLASS
Reunion OF Eight Classes Pretty Fea-
ture in Addition TO Comforting
Sacramento.

Palm Sunday at 81. Paul's Evang"i'
zeal church was featured by the col
frmaton of a splendid class Of four
teen catcchumons and II reunion OF thc
eight classes upon which the pastor,
Rev. a. G. Rasche. has conferred the
right Of confirmation since he became
pastor OF ST. pauls congregation seven
years ago.
The examination OF The class TOOK
place Sunday morning and the right
of confirmation was conferred last
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s:,un. impartial spirit that was ever
manifest in the If" Of IcSus. VIII seek
r., ,ind tho true value of n man. NOT III
III. Emily distinction, not in his social
stumbling. not IN his political prcs,ir",
no, EVEN IN his religious creed. but IN
H.. man himself and in the service me-
may r"ndrr 1" human beings VIII
ln1i; upun .t"ry man as being inc EN-
n,Li,nrnt NJ 1otcntinIitinS. which. II
brought under the proper rnvironmeu'
will develop int" strong manhood
rev. Mact'uIinch's topic last night WIS
- lhnnr "f Opportunity R"th services
were we'll attended.
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evening in the presence OF a congre
CATION that filled the church 10 its
capacity. The church was never moro
beautiful than yesterday when It was
tastefully decorated with palms. Tho
singing Of the choir At both morning
and evening services added to the i'm
pressivcness Of both services. Up
ward Of 100 members or the church
participated in me reunion Of the
classes last evening.
Special services will be held at 81
Paul's each evening Of Holy Week
except Saturday. al $50 o'clock. The
pastor will preach each evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
From small beginning the sale anC
use of this remedy has extended 10 al
parts OF the United States and tc
many foreign: countries. When YOU
have need of such medicine give
Chamberlain Cough Remedy q trla
and you will understand why it has
become SO popular for coughs, colds
and crnun. Ohtainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02
SUCCEEDS FERGUSON.

CWNNI.f.STNN. II. va. .NI'F. =
Marur-iitncrni Charles lryton. COM
maudcr Of the West Virginia DIVISION
United Confederate Veterans. has an
rnuncrd tina, Colonel Cameron L..
Thompson. Of Huntington. hns accept
~ q commission MS commander OF tn"
Second brigade. OF the West virginia
division lie succeeds tho late Gen
oral Wayne r Ferguson. OF kenpva.
vhn died n shor, time ago. During the
civil War; Colonel Thompson vas one
of the. Kanawha riflemcn. and had tho
rank OF captain. He enlisted at Char,
lesion in April. 1881. and served until
the battle at AppamatoX.
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STIRRING MUSIC AND lOIAl-iN
SPRING ADDRESSES BY
NATIONAL SPEAKERS.
Veterans Of War Between States to
March Through Streets and Be
Annnred Guests.

The program has been completed
and the biz ha!! will be decorated to-
day for the mammoth patriotic meet
ing tonight in the Market Auditorium.
1t is anticipated that the hall will be
crowded with loyal and patriotic citi-
Zens from all over Wheeling district.
Summers band will play patriotic airs
anu speakers of national and local
reputation will deliver addresses.
At 100 o'clock this evening the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02

Thirty-two young people were con-
fir1ned in. the Episcopal churches of
Wheeling yesterday by Bishop Ora
watt, of the diocese of West Virginia,
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Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NINE removes
cause There is only one "Bromo Qui-
nine. +. w. GROVES signature on
box sc,
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THIRTY YOUNG
PEOPLE CONFIRMED
IN ST. MATTHEW'S AND ST
LUkE'S CHURCHES BY BISHOP
GRAVATT

Reports the Diocese In Progressive
Condition-HospitaIs Doing
Good Work.
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Hon. Warren G. Harding Of Ohio,
who is 10 speak in the Eoff Street
Temple this evening while on his way
10 Washington. will address the pa
triotic meeting later in the evening.
| The Hon. J. Francis Burke, congress.
man of Pennsylvania, will be the prin'
i cipal speaker.
The program follows:
Music .........Su Summers Band
Injecting called to order by Mayor II.
i l.. Kirk. introducing Hon. ". p.
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Ohio News Notes.
AkRON-Prubute court officials said
inda ythcy had n confession from Rus
sell Heller. -. arrested for highway
robbery. that will clear up tho mystery
# tn" death Of an unidentified man
rC"nd north Of here several weeks ago.
Heller. they said confessed the killing.
and then said il was not true.
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nouncing the meeting and enclosing
copy OF Governor Cornwell's proCla-
, nation asking that the people assem-
BILE in patriotic gathering, demonstrate
/ Ing that they are behind the President
in the pending crisis.
The following Is the line Of march
of the veteran soldiers and cadets:
Starting at Twelfth and Chaplne,
down Chapllne to Sixteenth. down
Sixteenth to Market to the Auditor
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Joseph L. Wilson. employee or local
vaudeville house. who shot his wife to
~,leu,h In the city hall here ilvo years
ago has been pardoned from the peni-
Tertiary ny Governor Cox, II became
known here today when Wilson returned
from SanduSky where he was employed
at the Soldiers Home there as a truStE.
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GREENEILLE--Jaco Rhoadcs. 60
years old. an inmate Of the Drake coun-
u infirmary. was run down and billed
today by an Ohio Electric car wniIe
walking on tho track near the home. Mr..
Ill. dan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02

! Governor Cox today approved nearly
score OF acts passed by tho lcEisla-
! turc. Among them were the Terrc'i
; art providing for financial relief Of
cities. the act providing for r. commits
| sion to study health insurance and old
! age pensions. tho Sixth act requiring
street railway companies TO furnish
seats for their mctOrmen and c0uduc-
tors the act providing for n governors
mansion the act providing for estah-
liShment of a state board OF education
and bill abandoning the North Fork
. feeder Of the Ot0 canal in Licking coun-
-
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CINCINNAT1--Steel CONSTRUCTION pro-
vented a smashUp Of many cars when
New York Central fast train was
wrecked at Clcvcs as the result OF
broken rail.
CINCINEA legs Of the new
Shcr1ran-Sherldan highway were map
ped out yesterday. They pass through
Hamilton Clermont. Warren. Clinton.
t'ayettc Pirknway. Fairfield and Mus
kinEum counties ONTO Wheeling.
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DUTCH NEUTRALS
KILLED BY AIRMEN

LONDON. May /, ECO p. NJ
Bombs We're dropped by an airPlane,
Sunday night. on Xierikzer. in the
Dutch province of ICELAND, says a Rcu-
Ter di>pajch from The Hague. under
Monday dGie. Three persons We're
killed and much material damage WAS
done. the message states.
THE HAGUE. May l.--l'h" Tele-
graft Of Amsterdam states that the
bombs which We're dropped on Iierlk-
zee did such extensive damage that
The village is in ruins. more than 1
hundred houses being smashed or
damaged. \ terrible panic prevailed
i'll HE town. says the newspaper, in
tcnsilied BY the play of the search
lights operated by the airmen.
II is declared the bombs were not
dropped by mistake. the TELEGRAPH
adds, but were purposely launched.
The nationality Of the airplane has not
been established.
Advices from Sluyskil state that last
evening two German airplaneS ap-
reared above l.asvrnGcnt and disap-
Ipeared In SOU herly direction.
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BAT Tt:
NOW CONF !NED
To ACTIVITIES
WITH Bic GUNS

Evcout for violent artillery lighting
bet w,en the French and me G"rIi;IiiH
along the Chcmin-lrS- Iam"S and IN
Chainrngne, and tn" r"puiS" Of Str"a|
German counter attacks against posi-
lions the French captured from them
Munduy near Monl Ilaut. the situation
along the British and French fronts ii
France remains unchanged. IN Mon
days air lighting seventeen 'i"rnal ar
pIanrs are accounted for hy ErIfISh
itvinturs. while the iriti$hcrS th"n .
selves admit that min" "f their ma
chimes are missing.
During April ~. 243 Germans wvr':
made prisoner by the BrlilSh. VINO az
captured ISL guns and l"WltZers, III
GLIDING rs heavy guns and huwitzcrs'
.o7 trench muriars nni 40 machln"
guns In addition n:lmcr"us rh"'HH
guns Of all calibcrS Wrrc destroyer ny
the British artillery fire.
Gcrmany's intensified submarine cam
pniSn apparently IS causing "otSn.tti
able mnrnsincss lit England. hlns
George. 1t Is announced. SHORTY VIII %
sue n prucla nation asking The people l"
cut down their CONSUMPTION nl lo"u-
StuffS By % per cent. owing 70 lhc
gravity of the situation. IN pariihn' III
various members are harrhSSlhe l"c va
miraltv hy demanding That II ln"Nc
urlIir rhr exact number Of boats SUNK
hv submarines. among them l-urd b"T'S
ford. who declared that the losses had
been appalling.
Two more steamers hay" been sent ~
IN, bntIutu by the undrr:scil hnhts--lh;
Hritish steamer I}"llarat. with troops
bound from Australia fur England. ana
the steamer Gorilla. flying In" rugby
I'm flag All the troops on board liir
Ballarnt and the crew Of the t'"rl"''i
We're saved.
What steps I'rurgriay. neutral stat;
will lake with regard To the sinking %
one Of her steamers is pr"blcinatlcnI'
Previously She d.clincd To accept ''S:
many's position as /" me Suhinnrit'
warfare and stated mat thr 'l'''iu'i' ",
The United States in declaring war I'll
linrmnnN N.nS lust.
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CENSORSHIP OF WIRE
LINES is ORDAINED

WASHINGTON. D. c., May IAN
executive order signed by President
Wilson, providing for the censorship
Of cables out of the United States and
Int telegraph and telephone lines into
Mexico. together with regulations gov.
rrnlnS tn" same. were made public to-
day by the committee on public infor
nation. The object of the censorship
is Ia prevent the sending Of informa
Ition which might be- of value 10 the
enemy.
The committee announced to-day
that arrangements have been made 10
put The executive order into effect m
mcdiHl"lE. conferences with the
heads nj The cable. telephone and tele-
graph companies have been held III
Washington during the week. and all
plans have been worked out in de-
TAIL. said the committee statement.
An expert personnel previously So
l"cIrd and The generous and complete
cooperation Of the various companies
combine 10 assure expedition and cfli-
cheney from the start"
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands, May l
-HoIlweg, the German i'm
perial chancellor. will make another
peace offer in the reichslag on Thurs
day Of this week, according 10 an. an
nOuncement made today by the Ber-
liner Tageblalt.
("The world will be astonished by
lhr moderation OF The German peace
terms" said The General AnZeiger Of
Dusseldorf, Germany, quoting in re-
cent despatch from Berlin state
mrnr given out TO foreign correspond
rnIS in Berlin. For several weeks it
has been Unlimited that Germany
might soon make another peace offer,
and recent information from Berlin
showed thai Chancellor Won Beth
mhnn-lloliweg WAS expected soon TO
make an announcement in regard to
questions. although here
1OfOre no statement has come from Il
responsible quarter that a peace offer
actually would BIZ made. For several
months controversy has been in
progress in Germany as 10 the aims
Of the war. The Socialists vigorously
opposed by the pan-GrrmanS. are urg.
ing Il clear statement OF Gprmany'S
peace terms on the basis OF no an
.npXatiOns or indemnitirS. The chan
ccllur waS recently reported 10 have
decided TO defer definite formulation
iof peace proposals. The announce
ment OF the chancellor'S plan 10 make
a peace offer on Thursday is given
added weight by the fact that il ap-
pears in the TagebIatt ono of the
most widely circulated German news
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ARMY BILL PASSED
Continued From First Page.)

support Of Il substitute with referen-
dunn on raising an army by draft 10
send 10 Europe, but it was defeated.
6S TO T.
Principal points Of difference be.
tween the houses include the so-called
Roosevelt volunteer amendment In
the Senate bill. the difference in the
ages subject 10 selective draft, the
Senate bill specifying those between
u and - and the House 81 and 40,
and the Senate blll's army prohibition
section.
4 compromise Is expected on the
age limits, possibly qxing The mini
mum al 81 and tNe maximum nj 80.
The House representatives probably
never will accept the Roosevelt amend
ment, which would permit the former
President to raise four infantry divi-
sions for duty on foreign soil.
After re-passing the bill the Senate
arranged for conferences. directing
that the House be- asked to appoint
Chamberlain, OF Oregon; Hitchcock.
of Nebraska. and Warren. of Wyo-
ming as the Senate's conferees.
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GIVEN OVATION
Continued from Ftrst Pass.)

arr still full Of the emotion raised by
the sights that awaited us.
Il shall never cease to ste the grand
and Stalwart men who Saluted our pas.
sage. your women, whose grace adds
fresh beauty TO your city, their arms
outStretched full OF flowers and your
children hurrying TO meet Us as if our
coming were looked upon as d lesson
for them. all with one accord acclaim
ing in our perishable persons immor.
tai France. And YET | predict there
will be 4 yet Srander. manifestation
The day when your illustrious presl-
dent. relieved from the burden Of
power. Will come among us bearing
the salute or the republic Of the
United States 70 Il free Europe. whose
foundations from end TO end shall be
based on right.
Viviani's Tribute.
It IS with unspeakaDle emotion
that We cross. the Threshold OF this
Legislative palace, where prudence and
boldnrSS Meet. and that for the first
time in the annals of America, though
a foreigner speak in this hall which
only few days since resounded with
the words OF Virile force.
You have set all the democracleS
or the world The most magnificent en-
ample. So soon as the common peril
was made manifest TO you, with sim
PlcltF and within few short Gays
you voted formidable war credit
and proclaimed that q formidable army
was 10 be raised. President Wilson's
commentary on his act. which you
made yours. remains in the history Of
free peoples the weightiest of les.
sons.
Hits Autocracies.
"DoubtlesS you were resolved TO
;;ven2s. the insult offered your flag.
which the whole world respected;
doubtless through the thickness OF
these massive walls the mournful cry
nf al the victims which criminal hands
hurled into The depths Of the sea has
reached and stirred your soul: but it
will be TO your honor in history that
you also heard the cry Of humanity
and invoked against auIocracy the
rights OF democracies. And | can only
wonder as ! speak what. if they still
have any power TO think, are The
thoughts OF the auIocrats who three
years ago against us. three months
ago against you, unclaimed this con-
hict.
And doubtless they said among
themselves that Il democracy is an
ideal government. that il showers re-
forms among mankind, thar it can in
the domain of labor quicken all eco
nOnlic activities. and yet now We see
the French Republic, which is fighting
in defense Of its territory and the lib
.rty Of nations, opposing tn The ava
lanche let loose By Prussiau miilar.
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May Use Canal.

WN&UINGTON. May l.---A Suggestion
that New York siatrH great canal syS-
tom be utilized on larE" seal" Cor
movement nf military and food supplies
III the eastern "Cah0nrd was submitted
to the federal government to-day ny
state officials and will h" taken updrr
consideration by tn" National n"i"uSc
Council in its correlation of tranSpnr;a-
liuu agsu'ics for war.
Major General W. W. WntherSpoon,
formerly chief Of staff OF tn" army. AMI
sine" his retirement state Superlni"n-
dent of public WORKS in Nrw York. told
tluartermaSlrr General sharpe that 4
aV"rtcd by Il fun use of the Fri" and
other canals. Tho states water SYSTEM
can lautll" lhhn0n00 tons Of freight
each month Il need he. II" said. and can
NOV" it not only more ch"aply hut MOI"
cxpcdLtiNusly than the present average
of freight movement. by rail
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

lids will he resolved until Twelve O'Clock noon m
Tm..duv MAY 18th 1917 hy the building Committee
NJ the Christian Chnrrh Elm Grove. w. Va. Tor al
material and labor h- used and employed IN the
erection " E!h!c Srhnnl building In Elm Grove
rlans and Specifications can Il" Sernfed from lhe
I.nslrmnn Of BuIldnG committee. u + Cross ST.
Elm Grove. ". Va.
An bids TO be submitted ~ t"im furnished bF inc
Architect TO bc delivered The Chairman Of Build
ing rnminlre ut ur before tho tmr gIren. above. To
h. IN sealed envelopes. Tho plry awarded the con-
,.ur; will Ire reIuIrrl tu furnish approved bond foF
he execution ~ said contract.
Tvs Israr! the r!ga: To arrcHt any or re-
yccr any W all h.dS submitted.
HAREY II. it0EERTSf]S
Chairman Of EulldiaE Committee
- f. Cross ST..
Elm Grove. W. Va my-g'i
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Praise for England.

ism the union Of all its children who
are still capable Of striking many a
wtighty blow.
Praise for England.
And now we see England, far re-
moved like YOU from CONSUMPTION. who
has also by virtue Of a discipline all
accept, raised from her soil millions OF
fighting men. And We see other ma
lions accomplishing the same act: and
that liberty not only enhances all
hearts, but co-ordnates and brings
into being all needed efforts. And now
We see all America rise and sharpen
her weapons in the midst OF peace l"r
the common struggle. Together We
will carry on that struggle; and when
BY force we have at last imposed mill.
tarv victory. our labors will not he
concluded. Our task will be q quote
the noble words of President Wilson,.
TO organize the society Of nations.
Il we'll know that tn" jibes Of our
enemies who have never seen before
them anything bat horizons OF carnage,
will never cease TO jnsr NJ So noble
dream. such has always been III" fate
OF ideas AZ their birth: ana II thinkers
and men of action had allowed them
selves to he discouraged by '&cepticS.
mankind still would b" III its infancy.
and ". should still BE- slaves. After
material victory "" will WIN this moral
victory. We will Shattcr tn" pond"rouS
sword Of mililarism; we will establish
guarantees OF peace. and then we can
disappear from the worlds stage since
we shall leave AT the cost Of our CON-
mon iumolation. the noblcst heritage
ruture generations can possess"
Conferences Continue.
I-o-;ous conferences between the mill.
INV. nayaI.nnd economic SECTIONS Of
the French mission and representatives
hn nj continued today.
-romorrmw NJ Viviant ard Marshal
1offrr and probably Admiral Cocheprat
I'm iunr% informally a, The White
1Iouer and mil; nynr war problems with
49, T,.Sid.pt noreonullv
''' 80 his ur,ernnnn rho E'renchmnu
,bn co,,sr If a demonstration of
W. r,otin or,hneiasn AZ 81 charitabIo ey.
:ut, 49," - ,,,n,.i,f- nic,uros or rho hal
~ 80 ,bc Son,ne Military members Of
~, - " n,isuion .am tbcmaclvas in The MINIS
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MAY SEND ARMY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Baker remained aft"rwar! Tor Il con
frrrrcc with President Wilson.
State department officials nave cor
tinlIously urged the sending at an army
solely for it's pSyrhnlnglcal cll"Cl' h"'
only in encouraging the Allied troops
but i'm diSrnuriEinE the Germans. Col
WINGED that the diplomats advantage"
far outwrighcd the technical and tram,
inn. difficulties advanced by tn" Scn"rnl
staff. they have felt that Such Il s'"P
would runsrrratr tn" United Sial"S a.:
n full member Of The ni!ianc" "nllii"h
To 4 most huu"vlbl" seat 1T me r"t'"
conference.
Some Of lhuS WHO hav" vigorously o.
puScd an early rXp"ditinnary force As
Interfering with The training OF Il ltrE':
army have modified their views as re-
suit Of the arguments advanced p! III"
military ,.Nr"rIS with the frcnch com
mission here that training can b" muCA
HITTER carried out in Franc" WITHIN
sound Of the guns. Nevertheless Inc oP-
position of the staff has not waVrrcd
The amount Uf t0nnag" That Wnulu n''
REQUIRED for transport is usually ru'
nj about twenty tons per man IN Il lN!lH
ruuipped force. For III" regular .Nhlcrl-
can unit of .l.Uuh m"n. nearly hall a
million IONS therefore would b" n"c"S-
sarv. ar ships about equal I" III" SriZ"u
German tnnnaE" III American waters
lr remains for the Niles Ia iiSurc our
if they ran afford /" divert that am"uhl
Of Shipping.
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EspionaGe Bill Up.

WNSHi\t;rDN. May 1.-The ads!n
istrni."u espionage bill WAS taken up ny
III, senate tonight, and mad" I'll" I'M
finished business vita Il view Ia passing
IL during tn" p!cS"E' week.
The S"-rail"d censorship section al
ready has been approved hy tho sena te.
EuI thor" will hr no opportunities dur
nE the week To consider ii again. n
provision authorizing the President 10
d"rlarr an embargo on exports that
mivh, e. through neutral countries 10
Germany and Austria Is expected 10
lead III vigorous opposition.
\ similar hil! * pending before the
house. whrr" E"prrS"nIaiiv" Kahn. Ht
California. aniuunr"tl to-day. lie would
int r0duc" An amendment I" plnc" the
mower nf c"nS"rSh;r in III" hands OF 81
committees consisting Of four expert
rnC"d newspaper MN and one represent
lmiivr orch II tn" state. war and navy
IL part urntS.
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G R0senhan. who has been in tho
clothing and hab"rdas hrry lradc for
forty-iive years in this city, and
whose trademark. The King Of
Shirts" is we'll and favOrably known
in this district. has today turned his
business over 10 the partnership firm
OF G.. RoSenhain u Son.
Irving RoSenhain. The other mem.
Der of the firm, has been associated
with his father for Il number OF years
in the business, and his entrance into
til" firm aS Il partner Is recognition
of marked ability and faithful service.
The new firm begins business under
The most favorable circumstances and
securing many new friends
and patrons in addition 10 holding all
Ih,. old cuSt Om"rS.