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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27
8erSen sur Liquidation sesunnsen.

@oi6ingtor, &c. Sob. - Qaen
teutoniifen @eriifJerungsgeieaidaf
ten Der Ser StootefL ausgertommen
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, lpttr6e beute
bonn 8unoesidatmeiiter Mc9looo sic
2iquioierltng ottgeoronet. 2e6e1s-
berii6erurgen miiiien Die ~beitebenben
Gontrnfte attfreft erbolten nno Die
finan5ieIlen Iransaftionen liaui0ier.
ter 8irrnen nnteriteben Der 4ontrolle
bon 81. Mitfe[ Halmer, DEM Ser.
matter feirolt6en @igentltms.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27

iollten Ieidt onfgebraft iDerOen tSn-
ner. geitrdee iiilO erbeten an 6rnu
Wtarn Gorndf,
1851 ct. MlorD's Nbe.
gbone Douglas 3497, Smobd. Nebr.
lleber ieoen geitrng miro in Der
omaha Eribiine 0ffentlid quittiert
fueroen. Nlan belfe elmer olten oeut.
id)en Srou ben 2ebensabero men.
i9enlpitr6ie 81 MAIDEN.
SGgIi1e 0ntaba Eriblne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27
Bolibepiki ic6affcn
2lSeI Mn6 Gitel 6b!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb, on Nov.
26, as required by the act Of Oct. s.
1919
Gctrograo, &c. 3ob.-0ie 8olibe.
bifi Regierung bat belite cine 9rofIa-
nation erIaiiert loltt mel9er ale 81
tel 1tn6 Der Abel obgeidafft neroen.
Syn oeriel6en Proclamation miro or-
ge%fiinOigt, oie g%in5iebiing beg @igen.
tuns Ger Robilitdt, Gaufleltte urO
8iirger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27

OATH OF ALLEGIANCE: Il here
by declare, on oath, that | absolutely
and entirely renounce and ALLURE all
allegiance and fidelity to any foreign
prince, potentate, state or sovereign
ty of whom | have heretofore been a
subject; and that | will support and
defend the Constitution and laws Of
the United States Of America against
all enemies, foreign or domestic, and
that | will bear true allegiance to the
same"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27
Ans sem Gtaate MtbraSfal

6oB fie me6r nIs 100 Siibrer unb
idmtlide @dnie unter llmitdn6en
berloren bat, bic nuf cine 8ergiftuna
i6IieBen lniien 9ieielben batten,
furs beoor iie berenoete, ats einem
Erog 8oiier eetrlinfen. 6roit Dic-
0oitgaa gIoubt, oaB 0os @oiier bon
b~6sniaiger Sano Dergiitet moroen
mar.
6rou Cora q. Sind pur0e BON
Rifter Gorcoran Die Sdei6ulg bon
ibrem @atten Rop .. Sind 5u9e-
iproden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27
NnIiidfr @eneraIfoninI reianiert.

Gan 8rancisco, rs. ytob.-Die
goIibebift als cine a8onoe gerbre.
der be5ei6neno uno cine Moiienre-
Equation rtiiiider aoniuIorogetten
in 6en Ser. Staaten poraltsiogefto,
fitnbigte belite glrtemils De 8ppoO'
seff rliiiiher @eneralfoniu[ fir Die
9acificfIite beltte feline &eiignatior
an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27
Sarmer crfrent aber ednceFal.

gtorfoIf, 81. Rob. Gin Sdnee-
foa bon 2 Big 8 Bon, Der int 0or6.
tpeiten Oes Stootes nod arbaIt, tul1r-
De bon ben 6arrnern NIT 6retOen
begriiBt, Die bereits ipegen Der an.
BoItenOen Trofenbeit au floaen be-
gonren. Gs beiBt, 0ob Der S6nee-
faG fir Die 8~ei8eniaot bon groBem
8orteil lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27
Bon fraberem @itarbeiter nieOerse.
ge56uEen.

@opne, 81. Rob.-@m Sern, Elm
Mrbeter, BEL Der STANDARD Bridge
Gomponp bei6ditist, lpurOe bon
@obrie[ SoDeler, Der bon 6eriel6en
@eieai6oft entIdiien iporoen mar,
our6 einen SfrB idper berlpunoet.
Sern lnb Spei onoere 4rbeiter be-
fanoeu iid etrua 6 Meilen roropeit-
lid bon @aDne oiif Dem 8ege gum
abenoeiicn aIs Sopeler erIdien itnb
iie, ME bebnuptet miro, 81 be.
reuben Deriudte. 9abei ihoB En-
Sern nieoer. Mlor idoffte i'm mad
Dem @oDne SoipitaI, mo- nan bofft
i'm an 2eben gu erbalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27
@cser nit Surdi6nittener 9e6lc auf
aefnn0en.

Der g1eger 0Iioer 8oo0 fpitr6t
in eiren &oitsflur 2209 Cunning
StraBe NIT sdn8Iid 6urdidnittenel
aeble oufgefunoen. Gr nuroe mad
Dem ct. Soiepb Soipital gei6offt
mo 9oliaeior3t Iigro ibru Die @uno(
berndbte. Mdn bofft, i'm ON 2eber
5u erbalten. IS mar untn0glih Big
Der alts3ufin0en, mie er Die @ltno(
erbaIten bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27
@eflnae[nnsitellnna ~erSffmet.

9eltte m1r0e I'M Nll0itorittm Die
brittle ausite[tlng oes 9moboer @e.
flitgelberban0es er0ffnet. aILerbono
@efliigel aus ben Stnoten Soma,
Oklahoma, &eras uto Nebrasfa iir0
baau eingetroffen. gs beiBt, oaB Ole
2uolitGt bes altsgeltellten @~eflitgels
better lit ols ie aiibor ltno bieIe be.
reits ouf onoeren 4lt~sItelungen
preisgefr6nte 86gel ftro eingetrof.
zen.
abonniert ouf Die Edelide Gribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27

8er einntoL in Sic Gage fonmet
ioate, einer @iel erftreiten 5u miiiien,
.pir6 gut t1r, ei1en Nidter st nab.
len Der nit benz Streitobieft nidt
bertpanbt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27

Dem Eierarst Or. a[ernnOer Geirer
ans. Die Geiicripebr mar idnea stir
Gono. lleber Die llrinhe oes 6eu.
ers 1T bis jett nod nidts befornt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27
phi!

gu tpelhen Mttttel1 geGritfen miro,
Inn oles, mas oeitti6 lit. 5u rltiilie.
rem, nontentli1 ober Inn ben in
0eutider Sprode eri9einen0en Sci
tungen Den @orall8 81 MAIDEN, geht
aus no1folgenoem @ingeianot Der.
Dor, oas fiir3li6 in Der s6olrtb IS.
tote, elmer 3eitungs.8Oden
idrift in Stem gorf eri6ieneu lit:
Omaha, gte6r., %. Oft. 1917.
Heoatteur Der o6oitrtb @itate."
8erte Serren: Son Der 4nitdlt
arsgeben6, OaB ieoer an1erifaner
ietnen Cell 0a5u beitragen ioate, I'M
8islopoLitGt 8u unteroriifen, boben
mir Den nahlteben0en 8rief an ie.
0en rnierer @utoen geifift:
ogrnGbrt Die S6longe an eitreat
9uien ni6t, oamit iie etd nift
beiBtl
.@ir baben in 6ieiem 2nttoe Ell.
ne eroBe 4n3obl bon S9langer-
8aatfiiten, 2a6olettes, 8ro.Dettt.
ide itrb oeltti9e 8eittngen.
n6olt ole oieie haben @elb bon
Der Oelrti9en &egierung erbaIten,
uno i9 fir metnen SeiL babe feline
SHIT iie NIT amerifanii4en @elOe gu
fiittern.
ngtuB 6ieiem anIoiie boben mir be.
idloiiett, feiner 8eitung 4nnoncen.
beiteIungen 5ufommen 5u laiien,
peI6e in oeutlder Sprode erf9etnt,
1lnO mir empfeblen Sbnen oteie Mie-
tooe our %geadahmrng.
o@tr glouberL oab, toenn ieoe
4nnoncengenttr e6enio bar0eln mir.
De, Die oeltti6e Gegierung betrGdtIid
mebr Soften babet niirDe, oIs ge.
gentudrtig lint berrdterii9e oeltide
3eitungen findu3iea I'M @auge at
bolten. 8ir eradten es ols oGfp.
lutte 9ddnoe, iperln irgen6 EN- arne.
rifonii9er @ei6aft8mort, nit mar.
mem, rotten 8lnt our9 8uipeiiung
ieiner Annoncet1 oieie Sdlangen I'M
@ras ittterittbt. 8tr rnten Sbnen,
oieier SOee Die meitge9et6ite Ser.
breittrrg 3lt gebet.
G.. 8. Bartlett,
@orfiel6 a0oertifng 60, Snc."
Die gl1tsrotter BON Der 8orfieIo
9fobertiiing 4gencp in Omaha Der.
treten Ii. a. aud 6irnnen uno 6obri-
f%oltteil 6eret Sa1tptbeitber @iirger
oeutider Serfunft itn6. 0dtiirIid
9aben 0ieie 8trger bon Dem elenoen
Ereiben oieier ibrer agenten btsber
ni6ts getpuBt. @s 0iirfte ober iest
fir iie iotpie fir ole an0ern Sir.
men, Die itd auf Dem Heflomege-
bet bon Der 8arfiel0 So. bertreten
loiien, Die 3eit gefon1men ieiI Die.
len 2eliten ettpas ouf Die Singer 5u
ieben. Cine 9eiut1oe Geflan1e Be.
trei6t oiefe 4gentltr nuf feinen Son,
Defenders tpenn man in 8etrndt
8iebt, ooB no9 Dem 9un0esaenIug
ein 6iinftel ber 8iirger bon 0ebras.
ia Oeutider Serflmft 1T. 9ie 2ettte,
Die ibr @elo fir gfeflameatpede aus
9eber, poaen 6as @eid6ft aller Be-
bolferungsflaiierb Die 8arfieIo
Ggentllr ieoo6 ideint i'm 8orols
oltf Oos @eiddft Der oelttiden gab0G.
ferltng gu ber3idten. 3omit oiirften
Die bon i1r ~bertretenen 5irrner, Die
i6neres Gelo fir ole Getlar1e aob.
len utiiIien, fQum einber1ton0en 1ein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-27
2lms Gtreolt, 21ebr.

5tQatsn superintendent g8. $. Glen,
ons bat geitern ieinen 8eri6t iiber
'ass 9erugsbiIoung in ben Sodidulerr
beefioet tun0 no6 @aibington sc.
ian0t.
W1it( Ser lteberieoeIung 6e8 frit.
lerenJ stoats. superintendent 81.
g. ESboma8 nod Maine lit Der
sRteit IN Dem gtebrasfn gdulmet-
br aIub nidt ollsgeltorben. Die
hbomas Saftion bat .. g. 6tepart,
Seinen fritberen aiIiitenten IN Dem
8iiro 0es MISREPRESENTATION aI8
aonoi6uten fiir oas Qnft Deg 9tadts.
Sduliuperintenoenten otlfgeitelt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
.BELLAIRE CITIZENS
DEMAND Referendum
IN OPPOSITION TO ACTION OF
COUNCIL N 9HANT1NG TELL
PHONE FRANCHISE.
Petitions Are How Being Circulated for
8ignatnre1-Ten Per Cent Nsese-
Sary-Bel1a1re News.

Several local men have formed an or
ganization to combat the action or the
city council in passing the franchise
ordinance granted to the Bell Telephone
Company. Yesterday copies of the ordl-
rance were printed for the purpose or
preparing a petition for a referendum
vote to decide the fate OF the ordinance.
The petitions will be circulated In rev
days and II ten percent Of the electors or
the city sign 1t. a referendum vote Will
u, necessary to approve or reject the
ordinance. The ordinance was passed
ut the last session Of the city council
and those IN charge have 80 days In
s--htch to file the petition with some city
official. II the required number OF
signatures are secured the petition will
be turned over to the county board and
the question will be submitted 20 vote
OF the people It is said that Lawrence
DeYois and a few others nre backing the
movement for a referendum vote.
Some objections. for political effect. II
IS said, have been raised against the or
dtnance and those in charge have been
advised that a referendum vote would
he unwise in view Of the conditions that
prevail in other cities
The opponents Of the ordinance claim
that the city Is not being reimbursed
sufficiently for the franchise and that the
life Of the franchise. which covers per-
ind OF Is years. Is too long time. This
will be the first time that the referendum
law has been asked to decide councils
action in Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19

Miss Bertha 'lcagcr has returned to
her home in this city after visit with
relatives in SartliS. q.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles briggs of Pitts
hurgh, Pa were week end visitors with
friends in NellShurg.
Miss ticnevIG l3urcy and Miss Lola
Roberts were shoppers in Stcuhcnrille.
Mnuduy.
Elton J. Dunds Of cleveland. Ohio. was
n WcllsburE business caller on Mons
day.
Edward Martin of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting relatives III this city.
Hon. r. j.. I'nddcn of Wheeling, de-
putty Internal rcvenu" collector. was a
W.llshurg business caller on Tuesday.
Hon. tlnuZU Prince of F"IlanShrc.
State Factory inspector, was NcllS-
burg business caller on Tuesday.
Miss Murtha Euyd WAS a caller In
Wheeling on Tuesday.
Mrs. Eliza j. Smith of Buffalo Dis
tricu. was IL Wcllsburr caller on Tues
day.
Russell E"hcrtS left "n Monday for
Murgi,utuwn for II brief visit. accom-
paning AlcXaudrr Clark. WIN will enter
West Virginia University I" take UP the
study Of pharmacy
Mrs. a: j. Fas"nmycr and son were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Martin, Ferry Briefs.

Ed. Cochran rrcciv"d quite nice
check from Uncle Sam recently az q re-
ward If discovering forest fire out
west.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles kraatz and two
children left Yesterday morning in
their machine for Richmond Ind. after
:. few days visit with relatives.
Roucha WartIrl uc ;he Island. LETT
Monday for M~rEantuwn. where he will
enter West Virginia University.
Mrs. Summrr Cochran and son OF
Park street. rlft for Iowa for IL several
wrcks visit with relatives and for the
hr.cfit If her health. Mrs. Cochran
WAS nineteen Years old the last birth
day she spent IL her cid HON" there
and she has passed her forty-ninth
birthday.
Louis Srabrigh; a.: SHabriSht's Lane.
is able Ia tie ".;. after being operated
nu for ;lEprndicIt:S at ;he local hospital
Sherman Cusack. we'll nkown black
smith. who has hncn III several months
with rhcumaiiSm Is slowly recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank litt"n arc re-.
c,.iving congratulations over tho birth
If son Ut Thea nome Monday even
ils.
Miss Olive Lewis left yesterday att
rruouu tor ODc~liE To- enter college ut
that place.
Wilbur Srabrisht rnft yesterday Tor
PITTSBURGH whe"G he will enter school
at that place.
Mayor lals;on lief: yesterday cItcr-
noon for Columbus 20 actend the E.lks'
CONVENTION.
DIR. \ W. Divcn left Monday evening
for Kansas In r"Sron"c To Il telegram
telling al The serious illness Of his SIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
BrtClreport Briefs,

Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Mitchell Of Kirk
wood wcr" ia 81. tlairSvillc Yesterday
Cn business.
Mr. and Mrs. William MrConnaughy
have returned from an auto trip ia
Pittsburgh.
Roy Farmer was Il business visitor ut
Holloway yesterday.
1udI" Charles Lynch Of ST. Glars
Mi" was a visitor h"rr yesterday.
Postmaster Duncan was at st, Clairs-
Niilr yesterday.
Many local w:"Ih" attended the open
Ing nf TIA" tadiX fair yesterday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Ashley Waugh Of Wells
hUr@ ar" visiting rtlntiv's in Pike
street fer - few days.
Mrs. Amlrr"S" Iinr"rman Of Cadiz
Fix was removed tn tho North Wheel
iu.; hospital yesterday.
ihr. l;;'I gar. miI,r physician ut Rlainn
MAS h":" yesterday uu business.
Tom HG"i"w has returned from a
wish at ta'l!2..
tir"r::" t;iFi' II returned yesterday from
4 hunting 'rip u, ar I'aliX
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Social Farewall PARTY,

Several employees Of the Founda
company at Beech Bottom mot on N
day evening at the homo OF Guy Mu
on Main street to tender Il farewell
lratiun II James Cox. q fellow emp
who leaves WcIlsburG In tho second
rrcmcnt nr soldiers for the train
camr al Petersburg. About 6n attend
each of whom made appropriate renal
relative to tho departure OF Mr.. e
who was presented with 4 hnndsot
wrist watch. Mr.. Cox responded wi
A ccw remarks nf appreciation. purine
.rr evening games and music were en-
loved until an appropriate hour. whcr
refreshments were served. Each of the
guests upon their departure. wished
their fellow workman safe return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
BRIDGEPORT
List Received.

The list Of ih- additional men wh"
will make up IN" quota from district
No. |. that will I.ar" THURSDAY morning
for Camp Sherman ~, ''hIi!ir"ih" was
received ut the draft h"HHauartsrS III
Martins Ferry yesterday morning. soy
oral NOR. local rnen ar" inciTd"d ~ M
list. The train will leav" Martins F"rrE
tomorrow morning ut $50 o'clock aih
they will be- given 4 royal scn"-"H ny
tie residents Of this city and Martins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
H.nrned to Local Church.

At Warren the North-l;ast ohio con-
ference announced the appointments and
as was expected. Rev. q. 4. Smith was
returned to the FIRST NJ. T.. church for
another year. His return WAS unani-
mously requested by the conGr"ratio
and the members are delighted tla' tho
request was granted. Rev. W. X. chase.
of Bethesda. was assigned to IN" South
Beltaire NJ. l.; church, T. succeed Rev. +.
W, Hart. who was transferred Z" Jew"tt.
Rev. !. W. L. Deem was retained as pas
tor OF the Florence NJ. T.. church, on
Pinch run Rev. {. W. panfnrd. formerly
of the South Bellairr N. l. church. has
been appointed supcrintc ndrnt OF the
EarncSytllc district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
GAINESVILLE

HNRNESNIII.E. IT,. Sept. lS.--.N Il
meeting Of the Iinrsrm"n'S club of liar.
ncsvlllr. il WAS h'c!,i"d that the dates
for The annunl fall races would be pc-
;ubcr j. ami J.. NJ which time S"4ph
III purses will Ia given for the two
days Thu membership of over nnti
hundred persons 'hr Officers for which
have been elected as follows: l.. T..
q. Smith. presidrnt: II. l.. lt"by. vic"
president. VIII M"rriman. secretary:
Francis Hubbard. clerk Other commit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Fev Hunters Got License.

Monday. Scptcmher II. marked On
cprnins Of the hunting season IN IN
state. hut found only Il few licenses Is
SIZED ut tho local bureau. and only anou
rcr cent Of those securing license
v.rrc out in tho woods to take era
4. Mr.. Squirrel. upon whom the gar
law makers Of West Virginia ma
laced the burden If withstanding
first attack ur tho hunters. y few rus
shotgun. were dug up and cleaned pr
raratory to 4 day i'll the woods. nut
will take some hiE story To arouse
huntsmcu to that pitch where they ="
cast aside worldly cares and so a-hunt
for Mr.. Squirrel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Popular Pastor Returned,

Rev. T.. Il. ShilIz. who has been pas
tor of the First VI. T.. church for the
past year, has again been returned 10
III. local congregation by the NJ. IL
conference which was in session l"
Warren. Tho local congregation mace
4 request for the return OF their pastor
and il was granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Autn Truck Ell BIZ Car.

y lurS- Packard truck was struck by
Il street cur on Lincoln avcuu" ycstcr-
day morning. but the truck "Scap'd
with slirhr damage. Th" accident &C.
CURED while :, l;arinn car was rounding
the curve toward the bridge. 1t is said
that neither the driver "f tn" auto ar
In!N-up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
EaQ1aS' EnrRwAll.

Til" local :"ri" Of Eagles held fare
we'll tn9uu"t IN their hall last evening
fer members IF tn" order who will re-
port TO Camp sherman tomorrow. Tho
n~mh,rS "r tho order who have hern
called In his quota ar" charles Gretz-
niger. Albert Harding. Peter Hethcr.
.f"c T"hin. X. ';allam"lta and Harrison
tuchnin". TIL" members were pre-
scented with Suitablr r"InrmhranceS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Social Last Evening.

The members Of the Luther League
f st. Johns German Lutheran church
cid an cnJoyapl" social in the Sunday
School room OF tho church last evening
and a large crowd was present. The
event was held in honor Of several or
the members Of the league who viii
leave tomorrow morning for Camp
Sherman al Chillcothe.
The members were presented with
handsome rcmemberanceS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Condition Improving,

Word from the local hospital last
evening was to the effect that the con-
dition OF c. w. Griffith OF this city.
who was struck by an auto at West
Wheeling Monday evening, was improv-
ing and unless complications develop
the man Will recover. Mr.. Griffith Is
foreman Of the Wheeling Electric COM
pnny and was in the discharge Of his
duties when the accident occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
ca4n.ar.l Drum corp,.

Through the efforts OF Rev. J. NJ.
Whitman. rector of ST. Johns church. the
Cathedral drum corps Of wheeling has
been secured to escort the veterans Of
the Civil War Thursday morning. when
the second increment OF 123 men from
..,,,is district will depart for Camp Sher-
man at Ch,llcothe The veterans Will
meet at city hall at 8 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Layiug Water Main.

The Prime Western Smclter company
is laying a water main from us plum
in Tiltouvill" To houses "hlch u
Gently erected for Its employees near the
rlont Fir, rydrants Will be installed
ir order To afford fire protection Tor
IN. company's property. The company
has 4 well organized fire department.
among their employees ut the plant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Attending Conference.

RIs,.v. p!ro Wendell. pastor Of the ST.
faults German Lutheran church, left
Yesterday m"rnIuG for Pittsburgh IL At
/, nj tia. conference Of the eastern dis
:rIrI Of tho JOINT synod Of Ohio. TIL"
conference viii IL. in session the greater
Part IF the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Reoorted In the West

Elmo Is. (Brucc) puscy, has gone TO
Sapulpa, Oklahoma. In report for mill
tary duty in tho selected army. He will
be sent To- training camp at San An
tonic, Texas. Mr.. Pnscy was visiting
relatives in this city when his call for
examination came and was examined
by the local draft board and passed. He
also drilled with the local boys. taking
considerable interest in thu military
tactics. His friends here will miss
him
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work Nearly COMPLETED.

SupcrintcEtlr William GulnHr mas
about CumpletcC the work ~ riaClhH
all OF the fire hy'irantS IN the Guy ia
good condition Tor the coming "'hte''
Zach on. Of the h%Ir"nt$ mas nee" owe
hauled and arc beng repaired III "Fuer
10 prevent them from irc"ZlnE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
HVors Funeral.

Funeral services Will be held this
afternoon from the home of her dauSh-
ter Mrs. Charles Ruthcrmund on Cen
ter and Seventh street. for Mrs. NJ Il.
Myers who died Sunday evening. after
n lingering illness. The services VIII
be in charge OF ltey. Il. W. Jameson or
tho United Pres py icriar church and In
tcrmcnt will hr i'll Rivcrrlcw ccme-
tt,rV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Entertained Class.

Misses Beatrice and Edith Jones enter
taIned the members o. tn" Phila'f";'
class Of the Second Presbyterian churrh
last evening at their HON: on Gravel
vim Plans were made for the fall and
n.tnter seasons and following tn" bust
ness tho evening was spent socially.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Free-Tor.A AL Fight.

4 frec-( ur-ali fight occurred on MAIN
street last evening between Il nuihp"F
Of foreigners and things were DcEin-
ming 10 look serious when OFFICER Lea
zlo put in IN appearance. TN" man
TO b. :lir rinEl"adcr was taken
/ O the clty building wh"r" NJ pat up
or his appearance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Void ScrtmmsPo,

Coach Alvin Nelly took tn" !""at high
school football team To LcAGu" park
Yesterday afternoon. where they held
srrimn>ago with tn" Ferry team. Tho
locals have hcen nut through hard prnc-
tics and will he in tn" best at ShaH" for
the opening of the season Friday Of tins
week with the Linsly Institute team OF
Wheeling The contest VIII be played
a. League park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Ia In HOSPITAL

Miss Velma young daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank BillinGslcy. was taken
to the Ohio Valley Hospital at Steuhen-
VILE, Ohio ON Sunday and on Monday
was operated on for appendicitis. Tho
little patient is reported to be improV-
Ing nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Building Bungalow

O. b. Little Is building Il bungalow
house on Main street near Fourteenth.
The foundation is now being put In.
The house will contain Ill modern con-
vcniences. and Will nc II neat little
residence when completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Honor Drafted Men.

\ smoker was gwen III hoh"r oI INV
GRATED men Of the y. q. |. w. Loosc
a. their lrdsr room on Monday evening"
IarrI ISinrhVud and Thomas IT, Nh''
were tn, two men at the "rder WI" nav e
hrru called for service. Arch flcin'nh
uf Wh",lng 4 former NHilShurH p"!'
?ud grand recorder OF inc lodge Wa
,L,, urinriral speaker. Other talks were
made nv local men. Following the
g.,rakinw refreshments were served
E',ch If th.. drafted men were presented
,r,th n hux Of cigars Ivy tn lodge.