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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
By A. B. LAND,
(Tntelugencer Correspondent.)

CAMP LEE. Sept. 13.-The Richmond
and Hcnrico county draft quotas were
the first TO report - lamp l.:e today.
All Of tbs lSuuu ul..a Of tn. second
draft increment ir"Su Pennsylvania.
West Virginia ana Virginia Will prnba-
bly, not arrive until the last OF week.
whe is expected by officers that all
will BE- in training. -Nh"ut three or
four thousand men are expected to a.
rive each day for the next three or -four
days.
The n.w men are being assigned 10
quarters as fast A. they arrive, and
will ~, fed III .:l..SS halls OF the units
alrcaGI. in camp until the new incre-
nlcntS eau lie properly organized.
Plans tor the largest artillery range
in thu cnuatrE. which il u b" sStao-
liShcd mar Petersburg. are SoIEg for
ward rapidly. tnti"HS IN 1--WE THOUSAND
acres u.;tr thu city w"r'' obtained today
The ranSr Will De about ono mile VIII"
and ahuu. i"u: niles long. NJ this
.ran."' TIL. W.St "irglnia artillery units
already III IaEIr Lee Will be trained.
The infantrymru wilt also De trained To
work with IN" artillery units IN adu;-
ton - IN" !EyS. Virginia men OF the
nev national aru:- will D. given final
training on thu artillery range before
beng sent u Frame.
y" r.nuSy lv;.nla ~ West Virginia
quotas arrived ,"&aT
CAMP LEE: VI. Sept. 19.-Maj. Cen.
Cronkhitc mad .:iS first public appear
ancc since assuming command Of TN:
camp. 1T . reception 10 th. Officers or
Camp Lee IN ,;race Episcopal church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
ENLISTS IN CAVALRY

William Auth. until recently the night
engineer Of The IntelliEcncer building.
has enlisted In the cavalry OF the regu-
lar army. Mr.. Auth has been contem-
plating the action for some time. but
mot until recently has he been mt liberty
TO enlist. He will leave this afternoon
nj o'clock with several other recruits
for the Columbus barracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
JUNGLE TOME oAEIr'

Uncle Toms Cabin" that old and
time tried. but ever popular drama OF
southern life. written by Harriet Beech
or Stowe. and perfectly presented by
William Gibble's big company OF play
crs. will be the attraction ~ the
Court, Friday. September Fl. with
sncriot matinee at $3.50 (after SCHOOL,.
The production is complete In every de-
tail and includes the old familiar south
crn scenes which have made fame and
fortune for the producer as we'll as the
writer. As usual there are the colored
Jubilee singers. bloodhounds. ponies.
donkies, etc. and the presenting company
is one of the best that Manager kibble
has ever had on tour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
.1H WILSON HERE SATURDAY

II personal magnetism is the great
indehnable power that insures success,
then Al H. Wilson. the singing dialect
comedian. who comes to the Court
theatre. on Saturday matinee ana
night. must have reserve amount OF
that property. for he has not only made
q success VI his chosen profession put
l." !!as Eathcred under his banner
hos, of admirers who never fail to wit
ness n wilson performance whenever
tic ornortunity presents itself. On
his present tour, Mr.. Wilson is prescn-
ting The Irish 18TH" new Irish
Military play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
stiff Practice,

Stiff Practice.
TIL. Triadclphia district high school
fontball team was put through StlIs
practice last evening on the. MI. i"
Chan,al Cridiron. The evening was
spent in running down punts' 'ncA.fHE
and falling on the ball. AFTER wniCh 4"
long run Was taken. '"acn M''i''
nroteees are rapidly rounding into
sbonc and give promise Of developing
into the speedicst team in the Ohio
valley The first game will he played
Friday. September rs. with the Bridge
nort high school team on the Elm GroIc
grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
mPACE MAHAGr

A GOOD old-fashioned burlesQue show
brought up to the minute in every re-
sncct Ia Eerk-Kclly & Damsers Pace
Makers" which comes to the Court thea
ire on Monday. September -. for an
cnEa cement Of three days with daily
matinces. There is an all star cast that
is an oil star cast and the show Is pure
" n laughing one though the eyes are
assailed by as beautiful a bevy OF young
women AS ever trod the stage at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
COUNTY BOARD READY
TO ENTRA1N DRAf38BS

The county selective service board
has completed its labors and all reports
have been sent 20 the district board.
Nothing remains to be- done now. 80 far
a that contingent which is TO leave for
Camp Lee Saturday Is concerned, but
entrain the men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Teachers Meeting

Yesterday Afternoon ut the Center
Warwood school house. all Of the Wnr-
wood teachers gathered tn discuss SOW
cral topics concerning the school. This
evening he members Of this city will
meet and plans will hc made whereby
the Literary Society may be urgnnIz-
cd. Officers will also he elected for
this society for the coming season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Auto mix-Up.

A large Standard Oil company truck
and a Regal four mixed things at
Woodstalc yesterday. The standard
Oil company truck had just finished put
ting Eaoline in the tank Mt palzelis
garage at Woodsdale. and started 10
back SO that it could turn around. The
driver Of the truck evidently failed 10
see the Regal four coming eastward
and before either could stop. the Regal
machine crashed into the side or inc
truck. The fender of the truck was
smashed and the tank slightly dent"i
and the Regal machine bent both front
Tenders. and broke IN" glass In notn
headlights. Neither driver was injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Teachers Training Class

The Teachers Training class OF tho
Christian church met ut their local
church rooms last evening. ut which
time business pertaining to the classes
was discussed. followed hy 4 social hour
which was enjoyed Ivy all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Entertainment Postponed

Tho entertainment which was to be
given at the local Presbyterian church
Thy tho Busy llccs Of Erthlchcm. to-
morrow evening. has been postponed
Friday Of next week. owing To the big
celebration for the drafted boys Of this
CITY who lCnNc for CamN Lee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Naw Fulton Sergeant.

IT was stated In this and other papers
= short time ago that Mr.. ThornhurS
of Fulton, was appointed town sergeant
to succeed Mr. Nickcrson. who had MS
leg broken. However. it appears That
someone erred as Mr. Ed. t'omanos OF
Fulton. is the new town marshal. MT
.rhornhure WAS placed in q trying posi-
,;nn. MS everyone thought he was tho
town sergeant and he desired this cor
rcction made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Christian Endoavor ELECTS omcers

Las, night. nj the meeting of the
Christian Endenvor Society OF the Pres
hytnrian church. the following officers
were elected.
President. II G. Shearing: vice presi-
dent. Miss I:valyn Wolfe: Correspon-
ding secretary. Miss Nellie Moore; Re-
cordinE secretary. Miss Estelln Myers:
treasurer Albert Schncll; organist. Miss
Sahina Wise.
Chairm"n were also named for the
following committees:
Lookout Miss Pearl Dean: Prayer
meeting. Miss Marie BinGcl: Music,
Miss L"ra Johnson; Whatsoever. Cecil
Mont EomCry: Social. Frank Brooks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Cornnensatiou Ncxs.

Commissioner Lee OFT 81 III" state
compensation department. today ap-
proved the application IF In" following
employers accepting tho provisions OF
the compensation law:
Madison Coal company. Madison: Van
Coal company. Van: BraXton Spltnt Coal
company, Gassaway; Franklin Coal COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20

witness, pending the result OF a
search which is now being made for
popovich, who is now alleged to have
been entirely responsible for the
death of Mike Paro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20

The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church will hc entertained at the home
'0f Mrs. II. Shcaring in Center Warwood
this evening. An interesting program
has been arranged and MI Of the ladies
of the church Rre invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
0UT-THE-PIKE
Repairing Bridge.

Work has been started on the West
Virginia Traction e. Electric company's
bridge at Fulton. c. q. Kimberly,
contractor. is in charge Of the work and
Is lcvcling down the bottom OF the
creek at that point and the work OF
putting in new piers will be started
within the week. Two large stone piers
will he built. which, in addition to the
one already constructed. will hake the
bridge safe enough to lift the slow
order on the bridge. which has been In
effect for the past two months.
After this is completed the same con-
tractor will start at work constructing
two piers Of the same kind. under tho
Baker street bridge The construction
Of the piers nj the latter bridge Will
he considerably harder as the water at
this point Is much deeper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20

Waiter-What will you have siff
Diner-Oh. bring me an assortment
OF proteins. fats and carbohydrates,
l leave It to you, Henry-say about 500
calories.-Boston Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Ram Dance.

A barn dance will he held TINS eve.
Ming at the home OF William HlicfuS III
Rig Wheeling crock y special orchestra
will render the music for tho occasion
after which dainty luncheon wall M
SorCed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Authorized Pay Stations

Him NroNe, ". VI
The First National Bank
state Bank OF Elm Grove
Edgowood, ". Va
Edsewocd Pharmacy.
Fulton. ". Va Bank Of Fulton
wheeling, W. Va
Company Office, Cor. l2th ana
ChRpline Sts.
Pay your electric light. gas AND
water bills at tho most convenient
nav station, before the 10th OF each
month. to save discount.
west Virginia Traction Electric co,
City b Suburbsu Gas co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Danca at BlumS.

A private dance will he given Friday
evening in Rlum's hall Mt Elm Grove.
nv several young couples from West
Liberty. Special music will be rendered
for the occasion after which dainty
lunch will he served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
School Closed.

The high school at West Al"Naho"I
was closed yesterday afternoon H'iu
viii be closed today to give the students
chance 10 attend the fair. Regular
work will be resumed tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
WARWOOD
Missionary Sooisty.

This evening at her home. Mrs. John
McGraw Of South Richland avenue. will
entertain the members Of the Missien-
airy society Of the Warwood Lutheran
church. Quite a great deal of business
Is expected to be transacted during the
evening and very appetizing luncheon
Will bring the meeting to close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Fairgrounds still Open.

Saturday afternoon the children or
South Warwood. Will visit the play
grounds under the supervision of Miss
Gertrude Campbell Of Richland avenue.
The afternoon will be spent in games
and folk songs and the usual story
period All OF the children who wish 10
20 70 the grounds will kindly meet mt
the home Of Miss Campbell on Pichland
avenue and Fifth streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
Choir Practice.

This evening ut the Warwood Presby-
trrian church on Twentieth street. the
choir will hold a rehearsal. john Il.
Moore will direct the singing.
Tomorrow evening the choir or the
Corpus Christi church will hold re-
hcarsal at their church on Warwood
avenue. Robert A. Ankle Will direct the
singing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20

pany. Shrewsbury; Bert y. Cochran.
logging, Raiuelle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
DELEGATES COME
FOR SESSIONS
OF EASTERN STAR

Delegates began arriving In lrrre
numbers Monday For The afts hrt
annual session az fhe Grand chsufor
Order % the Eastern Star to ue
held Wednesday and THURSDAY in
Arcadia
The visitors who reached tho clty
Monday viii be- entertained with
social Amir OF enc Kind and anorA-
o. until tho opening of The Grand
chapter session Thursday morning
During The afternoon. Tho visitor
We're taken Tor an automobile ride
around The city and this evening "a
literary musical and historical tro-
gram viii boz given % Eastern Star
temple RiiualisfiC work in fhe c0s-
Tunes Of $50 wears ago. viii hr o.
emplihod Tucsdsy afternoon ~ Ar
csdia followed by fhe annual BAN.
ouet of The Past Grand Matrnn and
Part Grand Patrons r.Eoc'atoQ .n
niN.eignd reception and BAN ull
Pc given Puedos evening JOB 49,
cadia
The session 90 - Grand r.ap. r
viii 30 executive aud cnlv acrfeHlf
cd delegate win 81 admitted O-lt
members of tho order may 1nd
the ritualisiic session Tue day aft
efnoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
Gloom Pervades
Giants Caravan
BIZ FRED : FERGI son

star Correspondent tinted Press
En- ROUTE WITH THE GIANTS.
BUFFALO. y r., oct Having
encountered no Whre sox pitchers
Michigan Central train 40 IS an
rived here To-Day with the Giant.
aboard
From Buffalo on he Giants feel
they are among friend. hN was
thick trail of gloom that was
strung across Indiana ard Michigan
last night
TIE tulst Lew McCartys shout
ders got yesterday nor eriou'
and he viii he able to ger back 81
harness Tuesday So McGraw calls ON
him 20 Do The receiving
Two games In he hole. me Gtan'f
realize they are 10 against
strong The SnH pitching schedule
has worked 70 perfection while fha
OF the Giants Uas badly css"1 -.
In sundays game Both ~ SIZE
Gravs s0uthpaWs have beer
whipped Salee was nose1 oIi h'
Happy Feisch and schupp fh'
Giants best oct. was lamb8sfel ant
driven 10 the dnrout without Ard
derson and Perritt before them lh'
White Sox showed they can uir-
the rirhthanders
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
BLAME |. ". W.
FOR 8 FIRES
California Citizens Patrol the
Streets; Fifty Are Under
Arrest

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct A--H1n.
dreds Of men patroled the streets
OF Modesto and Stockton. Cal, and
80 members Of the ]. W. W were
in the jails OF the two cities today
as the result OF series OF incen
diary fires which began simultane-
ously in San Joaquin and Stsnislaus
counties Sheriff Davis 81 Modesto
where the most fires occurred,
charges that the l. " " started
aha Ares IN retaliation fer BE- ~
rest of Dan Lsvery. J. W W leader
in this district. wanted by Chicago
federal authorities
Eight fires broke ont AZ the same
time in various sections OF Modesto
From midnight until dawn the city
was in a fever OF apprehension. Hun
dreds OF citizens armed themselves
and there was danger for time
that they would stage a lynchlng
bee. Peace officers prevailed, how
ever. and citizens cnntented them
selves with putting into jail 40 ].
W. W. members. All of the Modes
TO fires were started by balls Of
phosphorus thrown into dry hay In
Stockton, the Podesta winery caught
fire and was destroyed. The COM
pany's hose was found 90 be dis
connected and wires leading % an
electric pump were cut
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
MAN HERE ON
MERCY ERRAND
THIEVES VICTIM

Troubles have followed Alex kats-
renuk. 81 years old thick and fas'.
Last week he received word IN his
home in Newark. y J that his sis
ter. Mrs. Anna Gluecha. No. SIs Ci-
cotte-ave., Detroit. and her husband
bad been slain Tho Katarenuk is
Just laborer and has wife and
child OF his own 90 support. be De.
clded he could provide Tor the two
children Of tho slain parents, Anna.
aged fvc. and Iohn. three Years old.
Sunday he arrived in Detroit 20
take back the children While IN a
railroad station ne was accostec By
two men. who accused him OF steal
ing their money Hc denied The &C
cusation and showed them bis
money and some letters he carried
In his pockets soon after be dis
covered that the pair had taken MS
money, S35 Monday morning
friends came 10 his aid and advanc-
cd him enough money 70 take him
and the children back 10 his home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
TRUTH Uj- FL OF
BOB SPEECH
BIG ISSUE
La Toilette Statements,
Denied BY Bryan,
May Dust Him

" ASHINGTON, oct Tho sen
ate sab committee named 20 invesfi-
cate disloy atty charge nled against
Senator laFolettc meets today 20
Jay lts plans start ~ tho probe
awaits delivery By Tho Wisconsin
SCION ~ bis own version ~ th"- 81
Paul speech upon which ne charges
are based
Whether TaEollctte misreprcscrt
81 The I.usitanis case promises 20 be-
a critical point IN The investigation.
possibly entailing testimony from
Secretary Lanslng ~ ! Bryan and
other The subcommittee IS em.
powered 20 inquire arst u laFoliettc
made certain statements in his
speech and X so where he Kot the
data on Witch Dc based hts claims
especially that Tho Lusitania illegal
ly carlied SIX million rounds ~ am
munHion bryan denies ne told
President Wilson this before the
liner sailed and Lansing made the
same denial oaclally 20 Germany
The subcommittee makeup
caused considerable comment today
Senators pomerene. Walsh and
James arc Democrats while the two
Republican members Fall and Dbl.
lingham ARE ultra conservatives
This IL considered very unfavorabie
10 iaFollette.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
G.. w. DICKINSON
IS SO; FLOWERS
FILL OFFICE

With his once filed With flowers
and great piles Of kilograms. letters
and birthday postcards. George "
Dickinson. general manager OF the
Michigan state fair, Is celebrating
his ffty.eighfh birthdy Monday
Beside Mr. Dicknsons desk stands
a handome flower receptacle filled
with IS magnificent American beauty
roses, while clusters and baskets.
Jars and vases hold countless more
lovely blooms attached 90 cards al
birthday good wishes.
A unique giit was a package oi
small wooden animals ~ all kinds
labeled the 81 900 GOO live stock OK.
hibition of the Michigan state fair"
Mr. Dickinson received many az
tractive birthday gifts from personal
trends.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
$4,000 TO
SEE GAME
TUESDAY Y.
Wealthy New Workers
In Ticket Line; SON
Confident

NEW YORK Oc Thirty tlsat
thousand one h1ntrei persons V Z.
see wbat happens when he Giants
and White SoX me-t He-e tomorrow
no, counting SOME odt hundre
and thousands wto missy trF ta --t
bird eve views f~ou tooetH -
BluT and other points lt fa1tae
The New York National lra-H-
club announced if sac OF every
ticket fo fhf biz Pa.1 eIaIIt STANDS
today as 'oAIue ,his number they
could easily have disposed 1, 10000
more Nen VIII a otIk rolls
pleading cor tickets .one ago sold
wer. On oe found u most OK che JOB
aies of Nfw York. $ overcrowded ln-
tells +odat
Ex,raord.nary rrecauAon, hFr
beer taken go prevent speculate.
reaplne ary harrrs, 81. thr seats
President Hemps ot tce u-an. IS
off $500 20 le given t-a ac.'re
pension fund III thet catch ar scalp.
crs Every reserved cErf
besls printed across ff
name ~ the individual I'D nhow
was sold by thf Sew 1ars r.rt
The Distribution az the-p mach
sought after card Htss proceed nE
az a lively pace a' iHr Giants office
rhe Fiffh-sve- building tolay The
unusual nectA-
rifTs most Vromineu business men.
porte. actors. s0cie 'eader> ans
mst plain ilfe rich ai' .tandine
patiently IN iino waiting t1flr
tickets. reserved week or more
ahead. Re~ presented e. The club
headQuarters Msut preferred 70
get their cards themselves rather
than run any chance on mss-
-engers
New YORK fans are standing by
us." remar Ned President Hemp
stead looking over this conClofner
ate line OF six hats ard caps 3nf
cutaways and worn serge
The snu warmed np considerably
--7------7 = rTr777- -
clouds I'd The oflng The official
weather sharp predicted 81 voald b.
cloudy tonight hut tomorrow would
bring clear weather RE warned
however. that II would be "rooier
Fans who had tickets began Ligrin-
our furs and foot warmers since
the air today Was distinctly cnllit
on BOARD THE WHITE SON
SPECIAL OCT a ham La----L
Ing team or ball players rode this
train 20 New York today Two up
on the Giants after their fys'
clashes with The National league
champions. he White S0y basked
in the sunny smiles of fandom. Cor
they are jusi half way down 'he
trail thai leads 20 fhe world cham
pionship
Everything seemed 80 favor ihe
American ieaEuers As they ap-
preached their two contests 20 BE-
staged on The Polo grounds The
prospect % playing on an alien field
bothered them bui little They have
the knowledge that John McGraw s.
short o. pitchers and that Clarence
Rowland can now AFFORD 20 take q
chance Cicotte and r'aber bis tw0
stars. have downed the enemy IheF
are now able 90 take rest
Not a member a. the team rou-c
consider anything bur victory in two
more games
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
BY CARL d. GRoAT


sta6 Correspondent United Press
WASHINGTON. oct Ser
many's U.boat bases along The Bel
xian coast will be- thrOtued N good
weather returns 20 the Flanders
That epltomizes Secretary Of War
Bakers prediction based on conh-
Dental reports 10 the war college
Germany. massing her troops
most heavily 20 resist the British
drive. begins 20 see the Handwriting
on the wall, declares the report. Bur
the Allies. even stronger in men
and having the preponderancc in
aircraft and shells. are pushing
steadily. surely and irresisubly thru
10 the railroad feeders of the e
boat bases.
All now needed 20 smother these
submarine nests. In the opinion OF
the secretary and his military eN.
pert aide. Is open weather. In fact
winter sets ia early on the grim
west line. When n comes the bril-
liant logged SMASHING must cease
Hut before that time, The BRUSH *.
pect 10 continue their SUCCESSES. ana
perhaps develop something truly De.
cisive.
The German rail feeders arc no"
within range of tho pounding Brit
ish artillery
The slackinc J'boat operations
may be In par, accounted for BY me
British successes and their menace
10 the bases. but experts warn that
Germany may be temporarily low
on torpedoes and that she may OF
be merely replenishing for ne"
sea drive along the American sup
ply lanes.
few lines from Bakers weeks
war summary painting hopeful
color in the war situation are
"The defeats inflicted upon re
Germans during the past ior'n,gnt
arc conclusive indications Of Allied
superiority The fun success OF
these operations means that ne Sci.
pisn coast with ifs numerous suema
rine bases viii become unienanlc 70
Inc enemy Zeebruggc Ostenf and
-T-rF7T -SsVyrafyT Or -zrzi-
Brurges are threatened
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-08
GERMAN
is LICKED,
SAYS RICE
Pastor Back From the
Trenches Predicts
TeutOnS' Collapse

AfFliAhh- tthfl IN"s AltA
licked right" said pr 81 = Rice.
rs.tor ~ tho No-tr Woodward N.tr
from Europe Monday morning az
r- having been abroad prcachins o.
f-a soldiers az tf, Allie. since fsst
,- $500. t.,..s, -..,.,.
pug sAt doesA Hno" as .N"'lie"
So'ng fo prone 20 ter lhat She i.
dorf tov
IN wears when ar end VIII cons
tut iOuk for tiernonF ' rea.'rr D.
'.u - once and ihea 20 col~p. g
SAr wl Blow 1 soo, @.
Iaef am certain Sht nov .t
f-ou BAND 90 moutt n- an
|t.fr ci-frN in'c ha 'nr
n eoot ,a1lr n ac. ane at
tU7frla.. haf SIZE are 20 - -ooa
tu eNlsrercr hasat upon q oecep
.or she r1cucing can
ro' Dr. ercrrDg IEe fai wlN BE-
Sudden and
Htrn rat expected 20 reach
rtoi me greet DIS Congre
cadon sunday morn hut rio
tfln h S. rac iid Do' arrive n
N ort t7laor until Sainrda,
rIe ara ffr eenEors were nul
T7T77T 100 mon Slhda
R Was Wno sihle
rart Detroit lnrl Mon
'aa, marninE
Thr trp rom Liverpool nn the