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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
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MtuiIters, 0ag in 2onoon aaeiu TO-.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21

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gefront geieben - 8ns 8nnonis
9merifas NIT england. Sehr rid.
tig iagt EN- 8Iait: Ser @aun, Der
felt Sahren mad Dem einen 8ieie ges
trebt, itar5 ben SOB oes MnnHes,
Der iid an 8ieIe iiebts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Ghica0cs Jsraclitcn
kcacktieren $5OO,OOO!

G6icago 81. @1ai.-Gie bieiigen
eS~sraeliten haben berte fir ben bon
6em namerieon Sem @ar &elief
Committee onfglbrinaen0en $f0,s
Neutrality-suspicious. $780,.
600 gsiaBunelt, q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
IRENE COURT

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Soy. 6
Several orders w"r" handed down today
hv the SUPP, me court before :hr judges
recessed for he TnarkSgivlnE holiday.
Tod;,vs orders arc as follows
EaItimur" and OH" rai!rCr! against
th. TlhIIc Scrvlr" COMMISSION AMI
others. case ruh,nitt"d for later DECISION
MARI =. Earl"w. ami others. aS;.inS,
the lI;unllton company. and other. from
kanawhl county. appeal refused.
State nC West Virginia against &.
ponneuy ans uthrrs from Mcdowell
county. appeal refused.
stephen Eail.S. guardian. "tc-. lno
others. n~ui,:$I John y. Anderson ana
n:hrrS ccurn Nicholas county appeal
allowed ard bond Of $50 placed,
Mrs. j. L"nn'uSs. against j. '"
W,lrS. from MunonSah"iia county. wri'
n1 rrur granted. bond 500.
+. T. Mankiu against Albert Jaws
an. others. from, kanawha ""untE. lr-
,.>:,l allowed. s,"nd 500.
Henry l.. Nilfrnr against Irene :,
NiIfcns. from Marion county. appear
refused.
+ +. putficld asalns; Is. Reed and
o,h.rs from kan1wha county. appSa'
allow. a. hnrd SUD
Mn.ri. Martin against !lii2H' II
rrnwu and Others. from Lewis COUNTY
ari,rli refused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Incorporate Company
, ,vERY AND FEED COMPANY TO
BE LOCATED ON SOUTH SIDE
FIRST OF MONTH.
VIM Be One Of the Most Up-to-Oase IN
the City. and viii Have MOD
ern Equipment

certificats Of incorporation was
issn6d Yesterday BY thH Secretary OF
State. a; Charleston. for Inc PattHr'
son Feed Il Livery Company OF TINS
city. and last evening 3. B. Patterson.
president Of the new concern. stated
that the company will b" n operation
before Decemh"r lst.
The ntw com pany IS composed OF
all local people. IN" certificate ocinS
issued to = Il. Patterson. e.. = Erh.
G. f. DorScy. iIaT2: Six and Nathan
Six, incorporatnrs. Thr capital stock
OF the new company vas set At SO
900.
The place Of business for tnr no"
company will b" at IA" barns OF thu
Schmulhach brewery. 4; Thirtv-'hlrd
and WetDel streets. with offices in fhe
central part Of tbs CITY. N" plar" yet
10 be located Room 90! ihe keeping
OF horses has been secuted n M
brewery barns. \ hors" "XrharG"
will be run in connection With tin liz
erv business. and he first nf h" !"ac
a feed branch OF tho company will b.
opened for business III" !ncO:po:a
tors are expecting 10 TO about slnh.
oeo business veariE,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
MASS MEETING
AT HIGH SCHOOL
Meeting Of Patriotic Naeure-AN Stu
dents Parttctpate-School Dis
missed Until Monday

g, r>crtIn:, ~ TIN. cntir. school WAS
bold IN the assembly hall Of I. l.. H.
=. ~ II 20 Wednesday morning. Roy
Humphrey. president Of III" Junior "lA-;S
md Adele MUl.aIn secretary pr sided
Tho session lasted over an hour dur!LS
which tim" Interesting talks. original
pnsms r"citail"nS and muSi' w"r" do
, liv"rrd by ihc students and Sur"rIul"n-
dent Jacob
The program WIS "T.r"h with This
star SpauEl"l Eannrr." sung Ivy the
whole srh""l. Robert Taylor then r"a'l
I'r"Sid"u, Wilson's Thanksgiving PRIV
ciun,nti"IL Miss Emily carter told the
students the. progress III" Eirls w'l"
making III th"ir l,"d t'rnsS WORK. hur
encouraged more contributors Follow
inS which there WIS solo b; Miss Eli
zalg.th Dudley.
Lewis Powell. John McCurdH and Miss
N"S<l" Einyn"y enumerated n f"w Of
the things "" should I've thankful FOR.
such as tn" response 10 IN" Liberty
Loan our abundant crops ctr.
PrOf. =. :. Jacob. District Sul"rInIcn"
dent delivered an interesting address in
which h" explained that. although We
arc in war. Yet matters Ar" NOT HS hup"-
Joss AZ They might IT.. II" ais" told tho
students that ;h"y should u" loyal t"
their school ~ we'll AS T." their "nu:.-
try.
TIL" Chez ,lur sang f"w s"l"rii"n4
fer the enjoyment OF III" student l"dE.
un,ler the supervision "f Miss M"''ran-
nh:tr.. their instructor in inuSiC.
Miss MarrAr"; pnrrah CAV = '"lh IN
lrhnIr nf m" Triad"lphiHu. TIA" >''h" /
1,,ncr. the FIRST isSu" IF winch IS :" prs
al The pr"S"u' ;jm'.
Hannibal DAVIS compared ~. lir;i
Tha,lESpiliur with ,h. THANKSGIVING "t
IN" ur,s.ut tina. IN an Original poem.
John H:,ndlan rl.rs.'d VA" rr"frHnI with
4 patriotic reading.
The programs III detail MAS - follows:
Snng hy ~" s,h""l- Star SpanG!"d
Banner.
pr1riarnati"n---E" h'r' Taylor.
Pod ,'r"S<--- Emily carter
. Sulu--l;l!znh"th pudl"y
Why l. : y should To- thankful =
Lewis Powell.
Why Army and Nu,r should l"' thank
ful-John McCurhy
WHY L II. II. : should hr thankful -
/ l:.SSi" Eiayu"H.
Mars. .!l,os"- Srl'''"l
Talk by Mir .liu'"h
Sonu by t;l"'. t'mh
Talk ~ Circulation a. Triad"iI1"''n -
Marrarr; llarrih
Original I'".'m THANKSGIVING th''n
and unrf-lIannihal Davis.
I'alrInti.. IIrainai ion John lihmilnn.
After III" program WAS r"nl"r''h. u
WAS announced that r":rI!Hr s''h""I y"rh
would not b resumed uu'.i M"r'ihy i'"-
cemh"r :rd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
AUTO MECHANIC
NOW TEST|F|ES.
Trouble Kept After Him for Two
Years.
Gained Five Pounds and IS Still
Gaining.
Felt Like a New Man Before He
Had Been Taking Tanlac
a Week.

In less than n week after | began
taking Tanlar felt like brand new
man. and now am As full Of vim and
energy as If had never had a sign II
troubl" that kept me in misery Tor
Two long years.
The above rcmarkahlc statement
was made L few days ago by l.. L..
Howard. Il we'll known cypcr' auto
mobile mechanic. employed by the
Georgia and Carolina Auto CO.. $50
Mckinney street. and who lives at
10 Eleventh iKoIlock) street. AT
c1lSta. Ga
After every meal that have eaten
for the last TWO wears | suffered ago
MICS from indigestion" he continued.
MY stomach would swell u1 as tight
as 4 drum and would hurt for hours.
couldn't get any rest day or night,
and tho little sleep | got didn't help
mr. any. Id got up in the morning
feeling lik" hadn't been to bed at all.
and | got 40 nervous ! could hardly
pick up Il tool around the shop. was
losing weight and getting worS" all
the time.
We'll. sir. this Taniar did for me-
what nothing else could do. for think
tried everything on the market. bur
didrf got any relief. began TO enjoy
nv meals after tho firSr few doses. and
now am almost afraid that | cant
afrord 20 rat as much ~ | want. Ny
troubles have not only disappeared
but have gained hv" pounds in
weight and am still gaining every
day"
The genuine Tanlac is sold in
Wheeling by {. II. Gricst &. co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
SONG SERVICE
NEXT SUNDAY AT ST. STEPHENS
CHURCH WILL BE SECOND
OF SERIES.
Choir WIN Render Special Music and
a Good Program Will
Be Heard.

SUNDAY evening at ST. stephen 5
church. at Thirty-sUih and EOft
streets. there will De special SERVERS
with special music by the choir anu
the public is invited - ATTEND. Sun
day evenings meeting will be III,
second in the series Of song SERVERS
AZ this church.
Several SolOSts are on the prucram
tn. most prominent being Mrs. Harold
Becker. Of this city. Mrs. Becker will
render several special solos. Another
good singer who is on the program
IS French y. Walton. Of Elm Grove.
Frank r Becker. Of Pittsburgh, an
otheT noted singer. will also sing ssey'
.ral numbers.
AZ the last service, the church was
crowded TO capacity and the attend,
auce mex; Sunday is expected 10 b"
large. The choir will have two o.
;hr>" anthems and has been Eraciic.
m; for the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
INTERESTING SERVICE
Teachers Training Glass OF ISLAND
Christian Church in Charge
OF SerU.es

Tn" ocular Wednesday evening
services n the Island Christian church
last evening. wcr" especially inter
C~tin. and th"V were we'll al '"fhpu.
The TEACHERS training class " me
Sunday school Of The church wds ~
charge Of IN" services These trd"A'
-cr~ introduced now phas" Of trAcA-
inr. and il j; thought il will b" hru"r
than ihr other form.
Tho services last evening vorn de:
voted 10 tho teachers training. AiHr
The training class had dismissed. IN"
usual PRAYER meeting -rrvicos werH
conducted. with Row. F.. X Van Win
kln. the minister. in charge ~ ms
service. thr hapIismal srf' ices were
held for seven persons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
UNION SERVICE

La 81. evening II The Trinity Lnih-
Gran church tho regular Union Thanks
giving services Of the Third PreSh!-
r"rian. Wesley NJ. f.. lmmanpal Bap-
riSr and th' Trinity Lutheran cnur"hr.S
waS heidi. Quite al impressive" sermon
WAS preached by Rev. l.. s. GroSr. OF
rhc Wesley ". f.. which was OF inter
,Sr 10 al Of h~ hearers
The singing by III" quartet. Miss
Edun Wagner. III" leader Of the ci.oI".
Mrs. Handy. A. /, Frank and G2or""
l.. Frank. wa very app7opriat" H. ih'
SEASON and ~ anthem by tho choir
ruHrlWG"d Tho .:"rN;r">.
Among III" pa>ln"~ 0itrndiA- IiSi
ni"hr'- services: were Ih' R"vctcndS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
OFFICERS ASSIGNED.

! WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. IS
Rr2imen'a! assignments Of more than
1910 provisional second ieutenants OF
the regular army. appointed from the
officers reserve corns. graduates Of
officers training camps. OF the ranks
Of thr army. wcrc published to-day
by the War Department.
som" go 10 the army service school
or the coast artillery training camps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
SOLDIERS INJURED.

YOUNGSTOWN. O., Nov. IS. Four
members OF Company \. YOUNGSTOWN
volunteer infantry. werr seriously hurt
and five others sustained minor Inlu
riee Tuesday ni2hI when an dn'ntan
bile ambulanc" plOwtd into :; rear
platoon as the company drilled on Il
local horouchtar". Several or rhe
guards were dragged over 81 feet by
the car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29

l.. s Crosse Of the Wesley NJ F.. VI.
Lockhart, of the lmmanual Baptist
and q G. Dean Of the Trinity Lu.!-
eran church Rev J. P. Leyenbergc;',
Of the Third Presbyterian church. was
DETAINED ut his home owing 10 Sc
we're illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29

David Walter Fawc>rtt. ayr -. ano
rari,-l Florence Thomas. age 23. both q;
ST Cla'rSville.
,'ly,I. r"nirant. age %, and HernI'"
I.arh.-r calhoun. age Fl. both al Nor
riStUWn.
William Andrew johnson. aG" 20. and
Grace I1nrrna Cobb. AK" tx both OK
tilenne-
Harry F1wood Arpicgnrch. are -, and
Rhra Elizabeth Ecllingrr. age Is. Roth
Of Martins Ferry.
Thomas !. Roberts. az" ~. and t.i'z-
an.th X. RuscnlIch. age a.. both &C
R"lnlrc
Calvin T. Sh:llrrorSS. ar" -. and
tiia r. MrMaSt"r. age 81. OF Jacobs
burg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
TawcettThouaS

,ti.v rachel Thnmas and WuIl"T FlW-
,..,,i wsrr quietly married NJ the home
-. IA. brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
,ay,d Thomas Tuesday "vcninf. i''''
I-;, T.. I.""p"r officiating. rh, 'r'1r
is m accomplished young lady. being a
.r,aun,, in 1914 from IN" haci hiEh
school and in Juno 1917 graduated IRON
REYNOLDS memorial hospital nj '''"h-
doI... w. Va Mr.. Fs~cctt Is hSl'Nt
,,f this place and IS now WIN t"l''-
many r.. 3S0th regiment band t-'1'p
sherman Their many lrcnoS tH''''"
and best Wishes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Dauoe Last Evening.

\ dane" vas given last evening III
The. hail a l:'ua,'$ Pharmacy. a. E;m
Gruyr. 10y 4 crowd ~ N"'!ue I"-npl'
from West Liberty. Special m'iSI. WAS
secured from III" rc".ts," n. naI q nm
,iur. VA had h. al NJ 4 H"rs .ln!,1"
hru- = ltrnl ,unrh.uu Ms >.r.,i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
" Of p. Meeting.

Word has been received thai Is. NJ
= grand chancellor r. \. Con I'll Ma!
,r,ta. will speak in tho court h"uS' h''i'
uu tn. evening OF Ic->ctnhnT ll'h. HsF
will b. several other speakers anu XIV
rncJnb-.ra II X OF i. Lodges 'r"'" t''
,non, county and Wheeling; az" invited
-, pttrpd program ~ b"InG pr
.-c6 and Will be published later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
BIG FEAST TODAY
Ncwsies Will Be Given Annual Feed
at Odd Fellows Hall Today.

Nor" than one n"wSy arose from thH
breakfast tabl,. This morning hungry.
and many so suffered la:.' night, but
after noon today the hurs' appetite;
viii BE- apTnasrd Tn" ~ Th%nkS:;i-
ing f"aFi 70: he !I"W$ic. ~ be- hr:i
tndav a. the Odd Fellows hall. aud al
'h" paper boys from ii:t city have
been waiting anXiousl, frr III" tirnH
inr si:;lEr down 10 me SVmi';ri"r'
'ubl"
Toda,'s feed Is AT annual ',rtl.
Tho dinner b"inS ".v.'.i each franks.
giving by the \,v.~ Publishing cor
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Realty Deeds Fled

Albert K Sterling IT TX I" ''nt'''S
radcr and S.rora l'mch. ia'Hl III ""i
.,r. rrry. Consideration $ln.
.J,,hr r Scott to liz, T.. cae"- land
j., rr,dr.urrt. Consideration $lU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Common Pleas Court.

Ida NJ. johnson w. Charles f.. John
son. action for divorce on grounds Of
gross neglect Of duty and hahitmal
dr,,nItcun,:ss for more than three ycnrS-
tIcnrc" Thornhpurg Is attorney Tor
plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Illustrated Lecture.

Tho 81 rlairSvIllr s"h"'l$ VIII CIV"
an entertainment III th' school auditor
iurn Thursday evening. December -. far
tho b,oerit nt the school There viii l."
an illustrated lcctIrro on Italy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
At $3.50

Splendid quality plush
coats made plain, without
trimming. Large. deep col
lar and cuffs and all-around
belt Good quality, wear
resisting satin finished black
lining. An exceedingly good
coat at the price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Paving Park ELL.

1'h pay .nr 81 l'.,rk III, h} S,'rng'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
AT $4,000

Salts Guaranteed Sealcttc
Plush Coats. made full and
comfortablc> and lined with
genuine Raj o Satin.
Broad all-around plush belt,
large collar and cuffs and
10-inch band Of Kit Conev
fur around bottom. All SIZES
in the display.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
At $500

Salts Behring Seal Plush
Coats, made fuH and Toomy,
and lined with handsome Sol
Satin Large eape collar
trimmed with Tsupe kerarn
and cuffs Of same material.
All around gndle with silk
bah and taSel ends. All sizes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
At $34.5O

Handsome plush coat made
fashionably full, Big collar
of plush with broad band Of
black wolf fur trimming and
broad band OF same fur
around bottom. All-arnund
belt and Oriental figured lin
ing. All sizes in this display.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-03
DENIES VIOLATION
OF THE RED CROSS
FLAG REGULATIONS

That none of the Red Cross regula
tions have been violated either know
ingly or unknowingly by Honolulu
residents, is the statement of A. L.
Castle. president of the local chapter,
in answer to the statement made by
the Red Cross Nursing Service com
mittee yesterday. The latter organi'
cation charged that the Insignia Of the
Red Cross had been used in an unau.
thorized and therefore Illegal manner
that benefit performances by private
persons where only a percentage of
the funds is given the Red Cross are
prohibited and that persons wearing
the Geneva cross, the official insignia
o. the relief society, have been pos
ing as Red Cross nurses.
Mr.. Castle points out that no one
to his knowledge has impersonated
Red Cross nurses; that persons who
are members Of the society had a
right to display on Saturday the Red
Cross placards and proceeds of a per-
Torrance may be donated to the ma.
tional organization at any time. The
Honolulu, Hawaii, chapter has been
authorized from Washington to col
lect money for the Red Cross organi-
cation, says MIR. Castle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-03
BOSTON NAVY YARD
COMMANDER ENTERTAlNS
FOR HAWAIIAN BOYS

c. L. Wight, who is very web
known to the old-timers of Hawaii.
writes all interesting letter to a
friend in Honolulu telling of the ell
tertainment of Hawaiian boys by Mrs.
Rush, wife of Commander Rush of
the Boston navy yards.
There were SO boys from Hawaii
in the party. and among them was
Frank Wight, who was home on a
furlough. He is serving as chief ma
chinist's mate in the navy, and has
been on board the cruiser st. Louis,
which seems to be quite a Honolulu
ship. Captain Trench of the St.
Louis has the reputation of giving the
boys every, possible privilege, and this
is appreciated and reciprocated, as
shown by the record of perfect con-
duct marks for the whole crew.
Drunkenness, dirt and disorder find
no place on the ship.
Lieut.. Sam King is also spoken of
as being very thoughtful of the Ha-
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EDITOR
The Genius of Gen. PerShin9

That genius is matter Of detail has NTn prra"l,
ed by more than one sage. and if these wise men
of the East right. then Gen. P"rshing. who
is in supreme command of the American forces i'll
France. is genius Il military genius. second not
even TO Napoleon Men who know him and have
campaigned with him. state that he is perfect
demon when it comes to detail. in or out of camp
| life
The knowledge that Inspection is about to he
held is enough to bring grows from the ranks. An
inspection is military formality not at all pop
ular among the subjects to be inspected. and when
| it is known that Gen Pershng is to make the in
spection in person. there is decided prmping up.
Shortly after the trouble with the Mexicans at
Columbus, \. NJ. General Pershng conducted an
inspection of the 5000 troops then stationed at
Columbus. The inspection which would not have
occupied "a not over Jealous commander more than
one hour, took over five hours. and it is reported
that Gen. Pershng the job every minute
of that time.
Every detail of the lines of soldiers under in
spectiOn is noted and commented upon. and each
delinquency is brought into the broad light of day.
and made the object of severe comment. harsh and
rasping.
II there is one thing above another that will
arouse the generals ire, it is dirty rifle and the
remarks he filings at the custodian of the weapon
are said to have most telling effect 80 part of
the army under his command is sighted during in
spectlon; the infantry signal corps, ambulance
hospital, motors and drivers and the aviation CORDS
each and all must pass under the searching scrutiny
OF this great soldier. who, when the inspection is
finished knows the fitness for immediate field serv
Ice OF every man under his command.
While strict disciplnarian, General Pershing
also sees to it that his men lack nothing in the line
n fu,;I 6o H.
man will be fully equipped and each man will do
his duty.