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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

j. T. Goynes, Of Enterprise. Coffee
county, Ala, was in the city today, ac-
companying his father-in-law, G. F.
Webb, of Sumter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

AJack Britton left this afternoon for
Macon, Monticello and north Georgia
points. He will also make points in
Tennessee before returning home. M%
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

Senator NJ. B. Council returned to
his legislative duties in Atlanta this
morning, after spending the weekend
with home folks
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

Mr. and Mrs G. F. Webb and little
daughter, Varina, of Sumter, were Wis
itOTs in Americas today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09


Sheuffer's nOn-leakable fountain pen.
Bell, the JeWeler.
Mrs j. T. Killen and little daughter,
Emily, arrived today and are guests OF
Mrs. z. P. Morgan, on College street.
Senator NJ. B. Council returned to
his legislative duties in Atlanta this
morning, after spending the weekend
with home folks
HIGHLAND LINEN in elegantly
colored edging; soc box WINDSOR
PHARMACY. Phone 161. 9-3t
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Singer of Lumpkin,
spent Sunday in the city, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. r H. Turpin, on Taylor
street
I Miss Lula Hay is visiting in Troy,
Ala, for several days.
-. -, 20
49,. - w, 4,,,.,t
Nli9S lu' munloe' Vi "Ihaln' I'd
u"S'
state AUDITOR }. W. stevens is Wis
TOR IN Amerlcus on business today.
come "hiie we nave your size ana
we VIII save you money on Shlrts' y
Mrs. Imogene Sorrels. of Selma. Ala,
is the guest of her father, W. f. Da-
Wis at his home in Brooklyn Heights
5. B. Hall, Of BronWood, was in the
Am no" ready 10 snip extra me FL
DeFta reaches Speciai attention given
10 OfueFs LOT Ihhf! crates Lee W.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs G.. w Riley leave to-
day for Myrtle Springs, where they
will spend the week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

A fine picture comes to the Opera
House this week, "A Tale of Two
Cities by Chas Dickens. William
Farnum takes dual role Wed. July II.
Sit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

E. NJ. Dean, of Plains, left this after
noon for Marshallville to visit his son
who is there on business for a short
time
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

Mrs. Imogene Sorrels, of Selma Ala,
is the guest of her father W. f. Da-
Wis, at his home in Brooklyn Heights
tor several days
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

HIGHLAND LINEN in elegantly
colored edging; soc box WINDSOR
PHARMACY. Phone 161 9-3t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

Come while we have your size and
We will save you money on Shirts. 5.
SillS. 5-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

w
Many pretty articles to select from
for wedding presents at Daniels. BE
Miss Thelma Johnson, who has been
the attractive guest of her sister, Mrs. En-
c. H. Roper returned this morning to Mr.
herohome in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Sutton and son, his
Joe. Jr leave today for Atlantaj where me
they will visit Mrs Sutton's sister, Mrs. wi
L. G. Carson, during the Woodmen CON
yention
Don't miss the Shirt Sale at $. L. Pc
Stills. 5-tf
Miss Gwenn Cannon, of Jonesboro is sp'
visiting her sister, Mrs, H. B. Ship, MI
at hem home on Lee street. str
Mrs: j. W Harrington and young son, +
Joe, have returned to their home in I,
Macon, after visit to Mrs. A. S. Perry,
on Prince street. Mrs. Perry and Miss
Virginia Perry accompanied them
home III
It.
The Athens Business College is now
organizing IA school to be taught here.
For full information send postal to VIZ
7. X. MacCary, care CawOOd House. da
5-tf.
a~AIiss Cordelia aGtewood left Sunday ito
for Perry, Ca where she joined
house party of Bessie Tiff girls, near
Perry for the week. We
Mr.. and Mrs. W#R. Kennedy have
returned to their home in Augusta, at
ter visit to Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Nc is
London on Hill street, vi
TO
We still deliver BRICK ICE CREAM
Windsor Pharmacy. Phone 161. ct
eli
Jesse Burt Clark, of Macon, is the
guest Of George and Henry Walker, at
their home on Lee street, DC
to
Rev ]. w Patterson left today for III
Worth, Ca, to join Mrs Patterson in s..
a visit to her relatives there. They
win return home Wednesday, and
move to their new home on Route A, co.
a few miles from Americas co
w
Big Clearance Sale ON Shirts, at $.
l.. Stills. 5-tf
Mr. and Mrs G.. w. Riley leave to-
day for Myrtle Springs, where they
will spend the week
Ju
w NJ Humber ard Earl Humber of ey
Lumpkin, spent Sunday in the city, the
guests Of w NJ Humber -
- til
When loading WATERMELONS to
obtain HIGHEST PRICES, phone me at
Andersopyille, Ga. Can use one hun to
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-09

State Auditor J. w. stevens is Wis
itor in Americas on business today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
NEW CITY DIRECTORY
Will Be Delivered TO Subscriber FIRST
OF Year-Bsst Book Ever Issued
HorA.

Wh"ciins's new city directory for the
years l.li-l>, which il being compiled
hy IT." CulIinPoik company. will be
ready for distribution TO subscribers.
M don sale AT the Perry book s;or:
early IN January. The printers ha""
about completed their work and i, WI!
b." in tn" hands Of the bookbiah ~
within a short time. ~
TN" dirrc,ury will be the largest '.Il
most compl'l" ever issued In this tIly.
IL Will carry much valuable information
for general usc for the business man
and public. il Will also contain TIL.
usual street directory. which is one "t
the few city directories that carry this
valuable data.
The directory will contain full info--
nation Of oil the fratcrnal, social anil
business organizations OF Wheeling al
rhaheticaIl, arranged. which has 10
sumo cntent been lacking in previoGs
directories issued hero.
II is believed that the new directory
Will show an increase in Wheeling
reputation. Every nI,rr In the BOOK
has been taken by direct canvass. which
required several months work BY I
large corps OF mGn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
BARRING THE ALIENS
FROM WATER FRONT
OF THE METROPOLIS

NEW YORK. N"v ia rm"d %unrrs
will b" posted All along tn. water front
Of New York and Now rurk harhrr Hi
midnight. This step way decided upon
hT the government L. liar airn enemies
from points where ih"y might "a'iS'
damage at piers. terminals and ware
houses.
HrrEadi"r General El u Howl. r",n-
nInding IN" Department g.! ia" Fast.
federal md municipal officials. mhd"
TWO hour auimmr'bIlr trip al inSI"'c-
ton lat" today after long ""ni"r"nr"
IT tiuv"rnors island at which plans
were made fup tn" posting al guards.
The following statement VA issued
from General Eluyl"H'~ headquarters:
THE situation has been thoroughly
ranvaSSni and IN" indications are that
most q; tn" piers and "th"r "Hi"f
front locations arc very WILL @nar'"d.
and military guards may T." placed only
at points h"r.: and th"r" q; whi''h Hhdi-
t"L:u quarts arr needed y" definite"
action has been taken Ia srr'ad soldiers
over III" "uiIr" wnir fr''ni aud il il not
IN Intention ut this h"ul-.-I l.. M.-~to
do 50 al nIGmtgh'"
Nm hour later. John =. ltu"I. United
States district attorney. %a:I.
1T was decided that ;nr military
Will tax" over SON" ~ ih'' NOR" mT"i-
,url points and ia" polio" department
wit! assign Il patr"!man "a every pier
and durE Their" Will =. - general
tightening ". on all docks and IL Is
prnhall" M pnr will u" allowed ~ e.
uutu a pier unl"$s j." has certain Means
rf, idrriiiiratinrL This system uf id"n-
;ificaiion This system "t id"ntifiCa-
t!"n remains l" h2 worked "u;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
UNABLE TO LOCATE
THE WANTED NEGRO

I'll \RI.r.STON. W. Va. Nov. -
While United States marshalS w"r" nm
able today To locate any trac" "l John
Johnson. the negro who Disappeared in
Eu%trn after Governor Mccall refused
his "NlraditInn To West Virginia, pro-
tests poured into tn" newspapers IN that
city against the guvcrnur's action In de-
nying IN" usual courtesy 10 another
state. according TO adviceS reaching here
tonight.
Yesterday il was reported that VII
liarl H. Lewis. the negro attorney fur
Johnson in BOSTON. WAS willing to sur
render his client. when hAil could h" ar
ranged In answer IL a federal indict-
mont for violation 'of tho Mann act.
To-day II Developed that this Willingness
10 surrender m" n"Er" waS made by Of
fir" nSsuriatns Of Lewis and that Lewis
himself prOf"SSCd not Ia know whore his
client was. Johnson vanished after ne
had been released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
TRANSPORT TROUBLES
EMBARRASSING IN
THE STEEL INDUSTRY

NEW YORK. N"r., Eth" inability
az IN. 'railr,r.hs 20 assemble raw mater
ial ut blast iurnanr"S and ~ steel mills
In tunuaSrS ..r."i'.h il the most Srrl"ui
ilup,dimrn' I" production al IRON ana
stool at 4 line whom maximum tnnhhGes
arr, rrI.Iir"t above, All rlSc and the pros
poets for curly Improvement in this re-
spcct 10 not bright.
\ ..hur;ag" rf crude stool is resulting
from an iiH,i"., uatr suppl: nf pix iron
aud IN" finishing mills are curtniiinS
rnllinus lrraiIH, of the scarcity NJ Dill
lets Tho stool corpnrhticn - f0rtunat"
In being ahe To buy lS.n"o 'ons or insots
from an independent rinnt. Heavy ton
nagns "f sheet bars could be- solo ns
,hry. vcr,' available but III" har sca rcltJ'
means that tho output OF sheets VII!
fall short uf consumers hoods
Tho government continues 70 buy
shcrts heavily for shipment 10 En2lanf
und France and all Of the mills are
working on government; orders previous
~ placed.
Allotmrnts Of 00.on0 base boxes II
tin Mate. largely for export have been
rr,ndn 10 TIN, mills. Domestic consumers
outside % canh:rs. arr likely to hno
supplies short.
light rails are nos 10 ~ SOLD on
tho basis OF three cents pounu TOT
y. mounds hut the prir" Of standard
sections has not yet been considered.
The Emergency Fleet corporation mas
DISTRIBUTED additional lar.t plate orders
among the mills for ship CONSTRUCTION.
Til. Government is now in the market
fer 20. unO irns nf plates for Munitiott'.
The American International snip
building corporations has distributes
orders for III" Fabrication Of :oo.00"
inns Of steel plates and shapes and ~
NEGOTIATING for $4,000 tons additional
structural steel orders continue I" d.
mainly for IT, government and thnr1ca-
tors will rncri ia Washington on IneS-
L,v tr rousi,i.r rNp"ditinE war business.
Iarr,, contracts If Shrll steel are !einR
distributed.
:Sa!.,., nt zig ron amounting to $50
Gmu .nas have hc"n mad" this week nut
additional contracts FOR l00.Gh0 tons ar"
rni,. brrciuy lrcauSe lack o; fuel is
rest ricti pI output.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
TO ELECT OFFICERS

Officers ~ Tho coming year will h"
elected AZ ,hn meeting Of the Holiday
post No. IL. -. y. K. on December It'll
and much intcreS; IS being taken in IN"
election ~ the members Ut tho post.
rh" following nominations were
made at ihr meeting last Saturday
night:
Commando r;anrGc :. Simpson.
Alonzr K-sd. Richard Robertson.
Senior vice crmmand"r--Iacph Hon
ecker. Phillip rlldabaush. Samuel Da-
Wis.
J,;otor vtc~ ommand"r-ti~orsc S.
Simpson. Thomas Y. Salisbury.
Surgeon Samuel WEIGH. s Lem
mnn.
t,ha pla;n--FIrnry Fchhicr
Officer Of 'h" day--r. +. Mckinley.
t;uard---ficorge Doyle.
, OuartcrmaS:rr---N. S Grafton. J.
iI:llwo"d Hughes
L.nunrii Of tn" administration - Rich
lard Robertson.
) Delegates Of 'EN s'a:c cnCnmrmcnt
"a, rIa-AShurg Phillip 'aldabaugh.
t;.orr. :. simpson. i. -. Mercer and
:Ypusi Davis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
FORMER LINSLY MAN
GIVEN BRITISH D. 5, 0.
Commander Of Cadets at LinsIy i,
1898 Honored by the British
Admiralty.

An item ct interest TO Wheeling pco-
p," appeared in 4 New York paper
Saturday. ,ndIlng ri a former Wheel
ing man being h0uor"d by IN" British
admiralty. Tn" l!nnnrnd man is Lieu
trnan, Commander Charles A. Blake
Is. Lieutenant Blakcly was command
any al LiuSIy Institute in 1873. and h"
made II Wldv Circl" ni fri"ndS3whu viii
b." pleased 10 learn OF hi~ honor.
Lieutenant Commanders Hlakriy is
recommended TO r"C"iv" ~" hjStip-
suiSh"d SrrviC" Ord"r Of The Hritlsh
for bravery shown III Il recent engage.
mont of = British vessel and " Ger
man i'.boai She. item in ihr New
York papers tells wildly nf III" en-
ragrmrn; and "f rhr recommendation
NJ Lieutenant; Rlakcly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
OBITUARY
Jacob Buckhannon

Jacob Buckhanuon. aged "tNty-nnc
years. died At tho family homo on St"n"
church road near Dallas yesterday morn
ing at 80 o'clock. after an illness of
two weeks Of typhoid fever. Deceased
was one of the best known residents az
that section. having lived there all his
lifr. Mr.. Ruckhannnn WAS member
of the Second Presbyterian church If
Dallas.
He is survived by his WIFI and two
daughters Esther and Virginia. both A.
homo. and one brother George. and "u"
sister. Margaret. both nt u'ar Dallas.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday
afternoon ut o'clock with REV. Fred
Williams officiating. lntcrmcnl VIII hu
made at Dallas cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
QUOTATIONS FOLLOW
TREND OF THE NEWS
CURING PAST WEEK

S,cN YORK. Nov. 3s.-The past week
In the stock market vas again governed
Utmost entirely by immcdat" foreign
M domestic ievrlo nents. The British
oransive IN EraScc hartencd sentiment
more than any o;h", event OF recent
months pu, WAS coutsr-balanccd both
NV n. chaotic condtt'ns in Russia and
the increasing completes confronting
,hs railroads OF this olntrr.
Unity and cc-ordinaon in the ruturn
-,,nduc, OF III" war rcnGthencd the
t,rcirn exchange mark. except Italian
reynittanccs. which fe 10 point M
licatinr the acute en"mic disorder
prevailing IN that c"urS.
In spcrulatv" circlethe7c appeared
70 be- = growing reroStton ot FaIueS
ss,crtal,v IN industrial shares. Thus
was most evident IN tnstce's. some OK
vh,ch mad" ;.pprcciahi gnins on the
.a.r Thu general Ii closed vol
ahovo rr,.r, nin,uursut experienced
occasional ,ppustti"a tn professional
interests.
po,ls renewed th"ir h.lty m spec
,,1 stocks. mainly thos" uprising min
Nv u,r issucs TIL" ultsn"nt n these
securities was rr"di"'"u part upon
f,-,bar awards sc larEmntractS.
With n. recent nea payment IN
.,a s,r,nd LIhr"ty I.raut If III" way
lnra, ,rnrrv c,ud..i"nS .u,nsd their
,yor,eJ .aS,. That cornte tiEancins
.tn, * attended with :, difficulty
:as seen IN the iSsu9ucs several in
5us,rial companies If Sh TERN notes
instead OF bonds.
International hon"S ~ among the
e-st oe their class - rahn tho mod
erats investment d.u.nnd ltil Of those
issues remained conSii"rannder their
prices with" United
states Liberty A. an" -:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
Grub TuneN

Funeral services Will Il" held ;h's art
ernoon from tho homo Of lcr daughter.
Mrs. Frank Watcrn"uSc at Echo Point
will for the lat" Mrs Elizabeth nclap-
lnnr Gruhh who passed away Saiur-
day morning. NJ tho home Of H.: d"uGh-
ter Til" Rev. T. f.. l.. Stridcr. pastor
OF St. Matthews church. Of which thr
deceased vas a member. will uiGtclatr
and cntumhment will be made III thu
Greenwood mauScl"um.
Mrs. Grub was one Of the best known
residents OF the DOT the pike section. Sh''
was born in this city 1888 and has live"
here all her life. Her death cnrnc ;,S 4
great shock to her many friends. as
many had not learned Of her illness
Mrs. Grub is survived 10y tw" dnuEh-
tors and two sons Mrs. Frank Water
house. Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton. Louis
D. aud Wilson Grubh all nf this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
About People
Movements OF individuals t.
and From the CltS.

Miss Jeanne Pctrirs Is spending Sow
erHl days IN Mapnlrgt"n with her pa
rcatS
Mrs. Louis" Smith Of Sprinsdaic has
returned HON" after visiting friends in
tlaysrill- for u few days.
Miss Inrs Colby was visiting IN
Nctfs. Ohio. on Sunday.
Mrs R. J. Reed has returned from
Baltimore Md.
Samuel Goldstonn. former manager OF
tn" Aska Marine Company az Chicago.
H.! arrived here yesterday and has ac-
copied a position with the King Jeweiry
Company.
pr. J. z. Young. .nf the J. Il. Lippin-
colt Company. Of Philadelphia. Pa. Is III
the city calling "u the physicians with
Il line OF medical books.
MesSrS. C'hnilrs Kelly. VIM. pcnncsSy.
and Franz; Shields. rhauttcurs OF the
Smithfi"ld. ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert. OF Chap
linz street. left Sunday for Akron. O.
Hon. y. Price Whitaker has returned
from tho Eastern shore of Maryland.
whern H., has been duck hunting. Two
baskets of fin. ducks represent he hon
urahi"'S craftsmanship.
W. r.. Weiss. manager Of IN" Nenral-
gyltn" Company. has returned irotn
irin /" New York.
Mrs. Elizabeth TalSon. who has been
tn. guest Of Mrs. Henry +. Jones, Of the
Island. returned Saturday 10 New York
City.
l'aul o. Rcyrnann has returned from
Il trip u the cast
Mrs. Henry Stahi. of Chaplinn street
has returned from L visit with Sisters
Will" relatives.
Miss Faith Schultz, OF Pleasant VAL
by had for Il weekend guest Miss Car
nliu" t'lsrrS. Toledo. O.
Mr. Dttu Schsrk x confined 70 his
hutn.. at Wuu"ISdalr with rheumatism.
g. l.. King. "t the agricultural depart
mont At M"rgautuwu university. has re-
tuned ham. after L visit To Hill Top
t:,rrn ard Bcthauy.
t'larrnc. Howard. Of Cam iron. ". Va.
>u.ut thu, weekend with friends III the
-
r'@n Fitzgerald has returned
from '>th* visit !" clarksourE
i:i-nd*.
=: \, Ar.h.. former chief clerk OF
u. r'uii.d S,:ut'S ,ngiii""rS office. who
has been transferred |" Pittsburgh. loft
lr$, ..r,ning Cor he SMOKY City acc"m-
p:ini"' - his family.
i::..,.;. fi.chcti. - Hawthorne Court.
has r.iIr,"G from a business trip la
Nm ! :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
War Savings Campaign
Will Open December 4

lu'NTlNt;TuN Nov. 2..-~Lp"n his
return from . conference ut Pittsburgh,
Enb"rt l.. Archer state director of the
war 81 Wings cert i;iCatc:; campaign i'll
West Virginia. announced the drive
would n"l ~ opened nnt.i l'"Crlnhcr T.
Il lad been unnnUu,"d previously the
ramp;iisu would h' in;uGur:Lt"d on je-
rrnlbr" with = dinner ut Charleston.
All plauY for the dinner and speaking
prucram viii b. carried uut on D"cem-
her T. MIR. Archer said. II WAS further
announced that Frank y. Nand"llip,
cashier "r the Natiiunl city l:ank "f
Sew York md chairman OF the national
war savings committee, will lIkel% ad-
dr..S 4 number u! meeting III Nest Viz
GINA,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
FIRE DESTROYS BUNK
HOUSE AND. KITCHEN

Iir" ;h.. u,nrn'uE shortly nf'": :"
-, in.h destroyed u Kitchen and bunk
h0iIs, III H." rear "f int N"n"'H resort
nr - Tw"nt%-s!Ntn sir""r.
The i,lnz" VAS started hy for",S;n"r
who nrCuIi"d ~" bed. drnppinc
lighted ,I.ar"; va ~" mattress TIL"
Eitrhrn was uS"d IN connection with III"
Nrnn housr. Th" foreigner got about
III! his l.."I &inES out. He declares hr
fnst san ~. hal hid in Tho hIrnrd mat
trees Al ihr contents Of The Kitchen
were lost Tn" total !'ss Will not roach
:: Thousand dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. "5- The
Roy. William +. Liniham. assistant pastor
a. -; Mays Roman Catholic church.
wh' wac stricken with arupleNr NJ the
Yale bowl yesterday. died tcday i'll 81,
EHphacrS hospital.
Father Linihun was or" nf he host
known pastors o. the dominican order
In The cast. lie WIS Il native az krH-
lucky. and IrSt came 10 Now Haven In
1896. when. IN" fh,minicans, tv"k EVER 50.
MarY'S parish. Later Il" taught ia
Washington S"ninari"S and prcschcd In
Columbus ohio. and in kentucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
Mrs. Maggie NJ Johnson
Dispatch ,r tho lntrllieNcef

Sr~~lai Dispatch ,r tho Intelligence
tI.ARkSErRG. W. VII. Nov. ga
Mra Mageir NJ. Johnson. aged :? years.
widow Of George :. Johnson. Is dad II
her home on South Chestnut street artrr
an illness of several months. hnvin.;
Snrcurb"d last night. Charles u john
SON real estate dealer. Ia An only sur.
VIKING son. Tier rlinrrul will talk" rlac..
a. 4, n, tomorrow at her Int" r"~i.
JDDri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
John Cornelius.

WELI.SBuHG. " Va. Nov, -
John Cornelius. aged -. on" III III" id
ret nnG most widely Known 'hi"l"nr
r,.,idruiS of Brooke county. died TIL"
,rur.inr In the horne Of his ion&ht"r.
Mrs John Il. Elsun. following L;l'.i
illness.
Mr. C.orrSlius WA born near 'Eis city
.nd encnl Ell his lie ia this r"tiinuuity.
Ic voS hnntunIi"r iur'nG ~. ''iy!
unr md LATER taught school ~ THIS
c,,,nty nor SOM, tim" h" operates. q
farm in this section.
H.. leaves. four rnilhr"n--Mrs. r'rauk
Lowery nr Eufral" y. Y; David Cor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
General Echngue.

NAlIElr. N"v. H.--l.i"ui"rani CEN
era: Echar,i". minister % war in IN"
last Spanish conservative cabinet. died
suddenly last night. Ii" was president
&C me Suprrm" WIZ and marine council.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
Evangelical Lutheran Church

Tho evening services 4; the EvanG"ll-
cal Lutheran church last night wrrr nf
an extremely patriotic nature.
Rev. c. T.. Howard delivered n patrt-
otto sermon. its title being. 'tilcnms
Out Of tn" Gloom"
National anthems were sung through
out the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
NO DISCARD AMONG
LABOR IN AMERICA
Secretary Sondernau Reports to o. Y
T. & L. Of A T. of Z. Annual
Convention.

DECLARING tina; liz anli':'I convention
Of ~" .Niu"Ii"au Federation If Labor.
held las: week ~ hutta!" y. y. was
on. ri n" inrg.&; ia Ihr history ~ III"
organization mi ihrt reports read from
all Inris - IN" "'unlrN "mphati"hl'E
demon; sra. ii HAT nhrr was making itA
iiurr.. - i.uu to-day ~; rr' iii.n i had eyer
,iui,. sine. ihc S,;;!iIG Of this country.
was ,h.. !..y:.ui, {" TN" impressive al
dress u..,.. ,'s'-rin; afternoon NJ thr
r..,uInr I,.-r."uiniy meeting Of Tho .. '.
r.. atu! i.,n,.g assembly i" Secretary
Erred :. ."nc, r!nau. who r"turmch h"m"
SATURDAY fr"n ~" N:r"Ii"nn f"'!"rHt'"h
nf Labor CORY. ni!"n.
lie DECLARED ihai -" gathering was
on Of the must ra:ri"it" and H"si har-
mmtinllS y" had eyer attended ana thar
h- Wa glad - r"ruri mat labor WAS
working right ami upward III every Sr'-
ton a. ihc country. and b" "ns ri"hS""
-, report 10 IT, convention 'hnt every
hing MAS ,nnvinG along nicely in the
Wh.,-l II. dis r'i.
Tho ml""tinE yesterday WAS IN" ~; IA"
i.n.,... for .unmy months. II laSiiHE
lhrrr hours iIany tn;",rt"nt matter"
wrr taken un. Va invitation iT'm ih''
Eui.hi. OF :riihir~ committee" inIIi;n%
'n,. n,clnlrhrs - tho -. :. assembly 20
inr'i.;;ra." III ij. rnrnd" :" n" SiN"A
"a honor 81 VIZ, newt drait""S the: d.
rnr; rruln Wh".;,:r Ia training camp
Wa nr"t N'"i.
III" disagreement that has arisen pc
TWEEN II South Wheeling packinE plant
and III" employees. was referred |" I
rnn,:niir." 80 adius. ~" matter. il pns-
shit" and r.I,"r back ~ IN" n"N'
Regular meeting nr u" assembly. TIL"
a. Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-26
Beer TAXES DROP


Wheel a Panhandle Traction COZ OK,
onll,de6 with COW on ths W
.,vcr line Yesterday morning. oect
: aso,de1 drop, hu, not in prlce.
The car rounded the curve ns,'
Reech Bottom power .Stati"n ""',
Cow coll.dcd with Il. Inc E"Su
l his, the row was killed and ''a" e
hspckcd Cor at huus-