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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-06

Children smile when they take
Foley's Honey and Tar
Est, 1t tastes good.
End, 1t makes them feel good.
Ii will turn a feverish, fretful, cough
ing child into happily smiling one.
Because - II puts healing, soothing
coating on feverish, inhamed, tickling.
throat. II helps snufiles and stuffy,
wheezy breathing. 1t stops coughs
quickly, and it wards off Group.
1t contains no opiates, does not up
set delicate stomach, and the last drop
in the bottle is just as good as the first.
Try it.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-06

bright hustling boys and girls who collect the
largest number before May list, 1917.
To the one collecting the largest number q
good watch in guaranteed gold filled case.
To the second largest number, fine camera.
To the third largest number, Bank Deposit
Book.
These votes will all count for the grand prizes
as we'll.
With the first lot of votes sent Vote Counter
the Herald, Island Pond, Vt, send full name
and address and we will tell you just how to 60 g..
to work to win.
Nominate the Winner
If you want the best piano made, or any
prize, fill out the blank below and msil it to US
soon.
If you are not interested you will surely know
of some one who does want just such Piano.
Fill out the blank with her and send it in.
We will give the person nominating the winner
| a substantial cash prize.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-06

Senator LaFollette is cold blood
ed obstructionist with very little
Americanism in his makeup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
WILSON CALLS FOR
MOBILIZATION OF
U. S. GOLD RESERVE

WASHINGTON. Oct. l5.--PreSident
Wilson tonight sounded call for tho
mobilization of all the nati"n'S gold re-
serves under the supervision Of the fed
rral reserve board.
In statement made public through
thr board. the president called upon ali
eligible ncn-mcmbcr state banks and
trust companies 10 join the federal re-
serve system without further delay that
They may contribute their share" to
the consolidated gold reserves Of the
country and aid more effectively in "a
vigorous prosecution and successful ter
animation Of the war
scores OF such institutions have
florked to the system within the past
three weeks. among them some Of The
largest trust companies OF New York.
Philadelphia and other cities. The
movement to the federal rcsrrv! syS-
tenn hns lacked only Il final imprllinG
fore" to assume the proportions Of Il
land slide. Within less than three
weeks. resources OF such institutions in
the system have risen from $1,000, 000.-
Nnn To moro than S2.6n0. 600. Don.
Liberty loan financing. the resultant
activity in the money markets. the ef-
feet Of the governments huge financial
transactions upon tho bond markets and
the stock exchanges of the country have
made ii Imperative. in the view of the
administration. for the federal reserve
hoard In control not major fraction
Of tho gold rcs"rv" nf the country. hut
tho entire amount. The recent chi
harrU on Euiu vAp"rts has made ii high
ly desirable that this control pc aCQulr-
cd as speedily ~ possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
COMMUNITY CHORUS
TO Be ORGANIZED
First Rehearsal VIII Be Held Wednes-
day Evouing in st. Luke's Church
ALL Singers Invited.

\ movement has h"rr started I" or
Eaniz" Il community t'hnrnlIS in Wheel
ing. Tho first rrh"arsni VIII he hold
Wednesday evening at 80 o'clock in st.
I.uli"'S H. T.. church. on the Island. I'M
der thu direction Of Elmer t.. H""l2l".
choir director Of 81. Luk"$. formerly or
Ll"v"lHnd
Community rh"ru.'cS ar" being formed
everywhere. Fifteen were formed In
Cleveland last wrrH. Tn" government -
encouraging the movement and IL urging
that churuSrs he formed in every vii
laIr. town and cay III thc United Siat"S.
local music houses ana singers Of
rnllsidrrlhi" talent ~ we'll rs music
teachers ar" supporting llr. li"tlzi" IN
his undertaking here. Il il planned 10
max" II real community chorus and
on" nr"d u"i have had musical trimming
Ia broom" Il ,r"niher
such songs ~ MY Old k"niurkr
Home" "nld i:lark .I", =" "'rrnmr. ThAmp
TRAMP "Swau"r River" Sail en-.
"Hrlrh,"n the CORNER Where T0u Are.
and "il"r familiar songs VII h" used,
Nh II"rll!' sail last utEh, tha' r"rS"nG
hJ,iur iiillv SUNDAY s"nE books should
tnEr ihrn I" rnr hrS, rehearsal tenor
lev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Fell Thousands Of Feet
But Neither Is Killed

DAYTON. O., Oct. 15.-Frank Amiss.
Of Saratoga Springs. y. Y. enlisted in
tho naval reserve. and visitor at the
Wilbur Wright aviation field near here.
is near death at tho field hospital, and
three others. avlators. We're injured or
burned as the result of two falls vii n
alrplanes this afternoon. Little hope
for Amiss' recovery is held by surgeons
at the field. Ne suffered fractures Of
both legs and is though TO have sus-
tnincd internal injuries. W. Y. Miller.
OF Dayton. reserve military aviator;
Oscar e.. Wright, cadet. and Lieutenant
II. NJ. Sanford. assistant adjutaut OF
tho field. were the others injured.
Lieutenant Sanfords machine. oCc1!-
pied by himself and AmlSs, who is thu
licutrnanI's cousin, VS. the first ~ fall.
II fell Il dlSlanc" estimated ut several
thousand feet after ~" officer had at
tempted n tail-spin Lieutenant SAN
ford gained his equilibrium several
times during tho descent. but finally
the machine. hr said. became uncon-
trnllahlr and crashed 10 the earth. Both
men were taken srom thr tangled
wreckaEn In an unconscious condition
and rushed tn the field hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
BELLAIRE
Woman Painfully Burned.

Mrs. Mary Smith. aged and w"ll
known who makes her nome with A. ].
Mcclellan. the Union street confec-
TONER. had a narrow escape yesterday
afternoon from flames from clothes
press.
She went into the closet carrying :
lighted candle TO find goods to do some
sewing She placed the candle on thu
floor and after securing the good
closed the door and Went to anothe'
part Of the room to complete her soy
ing Meantime the lighted candle set
fire to some Of the clothing and when
when Mrs. Smith went to the closet 10
secure NOR" goods and opened the
door. the flames shot forth. In her
struggles to extinguish the blaze. she
VAS painfully. but not seriously burned
The womans screams for help at
trac;ed persons in tho confectionery On
the first floor. and George Dunlap
dashed up, the stairs 10 tn. assistance
Of the woman. The blaze was easily
sNtinguished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
BELL TELEPHONE
WORKER STRONG
FOR WENTWORTH.
Did More for Me Than It's
Makers Claim He Tells
His Druggist.

Nerv-Wnrrh rapidly is winning
golden opinions from all sorts Of sui
ferers. as the rising tide Of signed en-
dorsements clearly proves. Here Is
one of the convincing kind:
For TWO months last summer mad
a complete nervous breakdown. Ny
stomach, bowels and digestive organs
were in bad shape. Had 10 be taxing
physic all the time. Got hui little
sleep and no rest and was all worn
OUT in the morning. Ny appetite was
bad and did not enjoy what Iltlle
| did eat. bloatcd badly from gas
forming on my stomach.
81 purchased two bottles Of Merry
Worth from E. c. Shepherd the Mar
tin burg. w. Va. druggist and want 10
say that after taking them ALL
THESE TROUBLES HAVE nlSAP-
FEARED. No more nervousness. eat
anything ! want and digest it. sleep
soundly and am working for the Bell
Telephone co. every day. Am strong
and vigorous. cheerfully recon-
mend NervWorth to all. as il did
more for me than the makers claim.
wv. H. Hall"
224 +. Martin ST.. o..
Marlinsburc. ". Va.
BaerS' Drug Stores. Wheeling. soils
Wentworth. Your dollar back if this
famous family tonic does not help
You.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
COAL CAN Be HAD
BY COMMUNITIES
IN NEED OF FUEL

WASIiiNLiTON. Oct. 15.-Communi-
les really in n.r,! OF coal can get IL ct
government prices. Fuel Administrator
Garfield announced tonight, and the
supply is ample } meet Immediate needs
even in the midjl: west. where an acute
condition arose through failure. he sail.
of cities 10 specifically state thrir
needs.
Appeals should bc made I" tho fuel
adminStrato III each state. DR.. Gar
field said. but whore there is II" state
administrator. communication should BE-
direct Ia the fuel administration here.
Dr.. GARFIELD. who has JUST returned
fra.m Ohio, where he discussed the sit
uHiiOu in that state with fium"r ).
johnson Of Cleveland the new state ad-
minis,rator served warming against at
tenIptS OF communities To cnnfiSca'e
coal in transit. :'aScS Of which were re-
ported from points in tho middl" wcs:.
| MIR. Garfield .;aId 10 had heard moth
: ing of II threatened strike among coal
miners in Missouri. kansas and Arkan-
saS.
III it's true. wc'H have TO send for
them and talk il over" he said.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. IA tel
eeram was sent to DR.. Fl. A. Garfield.
| federal fuel administrator tonight.
! signed by +. ". Ludkns. president o.
! the Southwestern Interstate Coal OPP
orators Association. asking that John
p. White. president OF the United Min"
| Workers Of America. intervene In the
strike called today for next Friday by
; the three district mine workers pres.
| idcnts In the southwestern district.
message was sent President White ur2
ing cnforccmcn, ot the national con-
tract signed in Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
w. Va. Co|oTed DrafteeS
To Be Ordered Out Oct. Il

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 15.-Alt
cnlurcd men in tho sclertive military
draft now ready for service IN West
Virginia will be Called nut during the
week beginning October -. II was an
}nounced today by. Breckenridge Jones.
chief of the department Of military CEN
sus and enrolment. The exact dates
Of the train schedules from the various
sections Of tho state will be announced
Inter
Camp Ice that week TO begin military
trimming. \ special train will he run
from Charleston 70 carry about 500 men
, from kanawha. Cnbell. Putnam. Mason
Hn,nn and F'nyeitc counties. or this
number t'ayrttc county will send two
hundred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
GREAT MISSION WORK
BEING ACCOMPLISHED
BY PRESBYTERIANS

Last evening at tho mass meeting of
all the Presbyterian congregations or
the city which was held in the First
Presbyterian church. Rev. y. W. 1lalscy
D. D.. of New York. secretary of the
board of home missions. cloquently de-
livcred an address on the world and the
work Of missions. He dwclt on the la
nors Of the Presbyterian church and
spoke of the great work which 1t must
do In this world. the conditions Of which
are rapidly changing.
The alrruStic change of mind which
is coming over all the nation was given
much thought. The world of today, di-
rectcd almost entirely by democratic
principles conceived by minds OF clean
llncss and pirty. was warmly praised for
its many people. who find pleasure In be-
ing each others Keepers to the word
spiritual. The fact that tho church and
the state are becoming separated was
ably discussed. The world. as n whole
which is learning To appreciate the value
of Christianity, received praise.
He spoke Of the good work which the
Presbyterian church is doing.
Yesterday at noon Tho freSbTterlanS.
ministers and laym"n met IT the Wind
Sor hotel where a luncheon was en-
irycd and mission worf and needs were
discussed. Alfred ". PAUL VAS chair
man. Among Tho prominent speakers
were rhc Rev &. W. Wright ~ tho
Philippines. Rev. J. II. Nicholas Of
Syria. ami the Row. !. &. 4. Ewing Of
India. and l'r ilalSey. I
Lntcr in the day DR. Elals"y spoke
at n pnrlDr meeting in the Second Pres
hytrrian church.
Thu. ministers and 4 large npmbrr OF
lnymen Will leave today for fairmont
TO attend West Virginia Synod of Pres
hvtcrian churches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Martins Perry Briefs

Mrs. W. Il. Thomas returned homo
last evening after spending Sunday NJ
Chillicothc.
The Peoples band hold nm interesting
rehearsal In the Central hos" houS" Inst
evening.
Mrs. James Stark and daughter Dor
uthy have returned home after an "N-
tended visit in cleveland.
William Tnlnnd. nr Pleasant Grove.
was in tho city yesterday calling "m
friends and relatives.
Rev. J. +. Wis"mnn. "f ':ur'"r. who
conducted services IN III" hri%tinm
church Sunday. returned l." h'' h'""''
yesterday.
William Morris. uf ir"I'lwaN. return
rd HON" last evening after Attending i'''
Federation Of Labor convention III IN
Cinnaii.
Th" Junior Kings daughters h.ih IN
interesting meeting at 'h" h"in' al ME-"
katherine Dixon. las evening.
The paving al center Sir"i - '"irI
held up due I" the n"n-arriNal al I'll" Ini
filling r, be- used III tn" wort
.lnc larger returned HON" ;''i"rdnN
after spending SuuITi @I'h 1'lhIlN'- iiI
Delaware.
W. RcrgunhlhHl. 81 'h'' ';"';mhn SAY
ing. bank, VA: II hrI$iI":.--,--------- N -
tiatrsFl4r -E--s-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
MARTINS FERRY
Eirht School to Open.

Through the generosity "f som" or tho
larger concerns. Il co-dprrative night
school vii be opened in Martins Ferry
on Monday night. October 90. at tho
Central building at : o'clock. This work
will he fro" t" aliens and all others VIII"
are Interested in mastering the English
language.
There will bn two classes orc for be-
CinnsrS and One,fnr thns" who har" been
in night school previously and any wh"
may h" able To do NOR. advanced work.
The first class will take up work In
reading. writing. and spelling. and TAX"
additional work in rivirS and arithmetic.
II there arc enough pr"pl" Interested.
there will also h. addii ihnal classes
formed in other subjects for which Il
small tuition will be charged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
BRIDGEPORT To HOLD ELECTION
UNDER THE bEAL Law, NOV. S
MORE THAN REQUIRED NUMBER
OF SIGNATURES TO PETITION
QUICKLY SECURED.
Battle of Forces Of Decency Against the
Rum Power Is Now Or-Other
News Of Bridg eport.
The ha,tIe Of the forces Of Il

The battle Of the forces Of decencJ
against the rum power of Bridgeport IS
un y day or so ago the dry element
circulated petitions for vote on the
uu-yIinn If license or no license under
thu provisions "r III" Zeal law. More
than the requisite number OF SiGnatui 90
rnuuir..d by law for such petition was
cured in one day Last night the
I"itli"m WAS presented TO the council or
Erifr"rnrt. and it! was granted by a
Unanimous vote Of that body.
I:y agreement the question Of saloons
nr no saloons Will BE- voted upon the
sau.c day nf the stale election, Norem-
hrr t. The dry forces are greatly
ciaIri over the vote Of council and ARE
encouraged Ia bellevue that The outcome
Of the election will eliminate the curse
under which the town rests as the ga
loon business is now conducted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
BLUE SUNDAYS IN
PARKERSBURG NOW

pARKERSRtRG ". Va.. nCi. H.
Tho business inen Of this city decided
~ close III" town up tight" next Sun
dav. following Il meeting brought about
nv % indictments rnturncd by III" grand
Jury last week. The merchants present
=, the meeting agreed !" act as Il whole
committee and issue warrants for th"S"
who fail to clos" their places Of business
next Suurlay. This action was hG!fhi"d
hcgInniug carly last summer. when the
Ministerial Allianr" brought pressure:
unon tho prosecuting attorney to stop
Sunday hascball. and T"rrapir park. an
amusement crnt'r for the county. FROM
cooperating on III" sabbath day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16


4 suit was filed In common pleas
court Monday as follows: Robert II
Smith. trustee Of Ora Garr":snn Ben
nett. under the will Of Elizabeth Railey,
deceased. vs. Dempsey Bailey IT al. Ac-
ton brought for the construction If tho
will of Elizabeth Bailey. Smith * How
ard arc attorneys for the plaintiff.
The following cases are set for trial
in common pleas court today. entitled:
OHIO VS.. John Dunfcc. abandoning To-
ultimate child.
Ohio VS. Oscar Fields. shooting with
intent to wound.
Ohio vs.. Oscar Fields. carrying CEN
cealed weapon.
The following criminal cases have
been disposed OF:
Ohio vs. Nathan Iuhalsky. This case
was for larceny and is nolli"d.
Ohio vs. Reddy Mus:ovlch. for cutting
with intent to kill. Defendant entered
nlea of guilty Of assault and battery
and was sentenced To pay fin" OF s."
and costs nul TO he imprisoned in the
county Jail for co days.
Ohio VS.. Victor Javitch. buying stolen
property Defendant waived formal ar
raisnment and entered q plea of guilty
and sentenced to pay a fine Of $50 and
costs.
Ohio va. Zelda Wheeler. abandoning
her child. Entered plea of guilty and
sentenced to imprisonment IL county
jail for four mcmths and I" pay COSTS.
Ohio vs. Charley Brown. carrying con-
cealed weapon. Plead guilty and was
sentenced to Imprisonment in county,
! Iaii for 60 days and IL pay costs.
Ohio VS.. Victor Javitch. buying stolen
property. Nollcd.
Ohio vs. William Eluihardt. criminal
assault Cause continued and Defendant
! ordered to givs bond in sum Of $500.
ct>iu vs. Dencil Casio. carrying con-
realcd weapon. Sentenced to impri:'on-
ncnt in county jail for On days and to
pay costs.
Ohio ya Robert Lyle sentenced to
pay 4 fine OF SIS and costs.
Ohio VS. Charles Ranges keeping
; gambling device. Defendant waived
| formal arraignment and entered plea al
| guilty and was sentenced To pay Tine
! of $50 and costs and to give bond in tn"
sum Of $500 for his good behavior for
! one year.
Ohio vs.. I.erey Lucas. aba ndon'nE ic'
Ultimate children. Defendant withdr"w
former plea OF not guilty and entered Il
plea of guilty and was sentenced /"
! Ohio prnitentiary for an ind' terminate
! PERIOD. State to pay 40 cents day
! for the support nf his children. Roy
! McMannus was appointed MS trustee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Resisting Attempt TO
Gust Commissioners

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Oct. l5.--A
writ of prohibition was awarded today
by tho supreme court of appeals. return
able October Is. on the petition Of John
e. RrCc "a Wiley R"wlcy and Edward
&. Iruncwinc. members Of the county
court Of Mongonalia county. against
Judge &. SturgisS of the Mongnnalia cir
cult court. Efforts tn GUST IN" county
commissioners from their Offices are in
volved.
With Judg" StufCisS ten Mongnnalia
county citizens are named to appear and
show cause why the writ In prohibition
should not he made permanent
Those named are signers of imncach-
Incnt charges filed with the circuit judge
for the removal Of tho members 81 II"
county commission. In the statement
of charges. Incompetence" and failur" To
do their full duty in office were among
the allegations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16

land in Washington township Cunsid-
Grafton $1,000.
Josaph Hoczar and Cecilia Roczar.
land in Wheeling township. C"nSidera-
ton 81.
J.. 4. Clark and wife To Martin B't-
tenelc land in Pultrey township. Con-
sidaration $40.
Ada II. Talbot and n. &. Talbot to
Glenn Ault. land in Belmont. Consider
alton SO.
Sonora Paden and husband To Eliza
beth Frantz and Fred FrantZ. land IN
Martins Ferry. Considerations $40.
Robert VI. Glasgow to 5. II. Robbins.
land in Colerain township. Considera-
ton 81.
Er1nla Piper and J. W. Piper to Il. D.
Lovrjoy and .. 0. Lucas. land IN Goshen
township. Consideration $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
In Most Cases Of Nervous Weakness,
Neurasthnia, Anaema, SleepIessness and a
General Rundown" ALI Ii" Condition
Physicians Prescribe Pamgin and Gent|an

regain your old time vigor and conf
dencc, and no one will dare suggest that
you are Il dead one" a down and out =
or have "lnSt your grip"
M matter from what cause your
nerves have become shattered you can
pu, your old time force into Them and
maxi them as steady as an athletes and
as strong as steel. How happy you will
he TO again be able 10 do we'll the things
that lack Of confidence prevents you
from doing Be strong. be vigorous: Het
back your old time ambition and be your
own happy robust. contented self again.
Pamgin Tablets are guaranteed by all
entorprising pharmacists. c. Fl. Grie.t
4 90. lle5 Market street. can supply
YOU.
Mall orders filled on receipt Of price.
$500. The Pamgin Company, Wheeling,
W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Trembling Hands, Hating Step. Lack
Of Confidence, Ti1nidness, Bash
fulness. Nil Caused by Over
worked and Abused Nerves.

Take ramgin Tablets three times Il
day for iw" days and ynm'll feel like a
urw man TAX" on" lax fwo weeks
,rratmrnD and you'll feel 10 years youn-
ger.
as thcr 60. hui they don't SO far enough.
Ovrrwork. EXCESS in eating. drinking.
smoking LAT: hours and too strenuous
living means thnt .-our nerves hav" been
abused and rnu n0nd the best remedy
YOU can get Ii nut them in good SHAPE.
Get n box Of FainEiu Tablets to-day In
two days you'll step liv"li"G. y"rr eyes
will brighten; you'll start IN grow ynuu.
ger instead Of older and suun You VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Charleston Man Subscribes
For 100000 in U. S. Bonds

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct lI.--nr.
D. L. Prichard. w"ll known banker Of
the state who recently retired. today
joined tho Sl00.RnO club by purchasing
sion, hGu worth Of the second issue Of
Liberty Loan bonds The campaign
started here today with n luncheon and
Judging from enthusiasm manifested.
the citys quota viii be more than
reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Held 70 Court,

Harry Filscn OF Cincinnati. arrested
in Benwood last Saturday and returned
to the Bellaire police. charged with
robbing the offices OF prs. F. S. Kirk
land and j. G. Archer. in the Dank-
worth building OF Belmont street. was
arranged before Mayor Wassnan yes
terday afternoon. tle waived pre-
liminary hearing and was held TO court
under $500 bond on each charge. He
could not furnish bond and Will be
taken TO st. ClairSvillc Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16

Tho Wheeling Traction Company put
n new order in effect IN this city yes
to-day morning and in the future all
cars will stop on the near sid" OF the
streets. Thu. new order caused many
persons great deal OF trouble yesterday
and ais" Nude IN" cars several minutes
late. hut that will be- overcome In the
next few days By tn" cars stopping on
tho near side OF the streets 4 large nunr-
Der Of accidents will be avoided. il is
believed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Democratic Meeting.

~ meeting of the Democratic City
ittee and the Democratic candt-
daSes Is 10 b. held Wednesday evening
in the mayors office in the city build
ing Important matters IN connection
with the November election will be dis
cuSSed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
Delegates Return Home.

Carl MrEntce ard William Huss. VIII"
nav, been in Cincinnati for the past TWO
works attending the convention OF the
Federation Of Labor. have returned 10
their homes. They reported that the
meeting was one Of the best ever held
ard tho treatment accorded them WAS
SIlrulld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-16
MANY Sow Pictures.

Several hundred persons saw the much
talked of film Julius Caesar" which
was shown at III" high school auditor
lum yesterday Afternoon and evening.
Tho film was shown under the auspices
Of the schools and II neat sum was real
lied The high school pupils viewed II
during the afternoon while in the cv-
ming the public was Invited to view the
nirturt.S