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TOKYO. Jan S-Ths Cholera eQ- 55sa4sc a4s greatly 2o4ted- No neW sases hare been reported In Tokyo ss-cs November :. and the rate ot 5azzsase S17aaE1ogs tAs empire has sz15- a z1o4g twenty cases daily
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08
MEETING OF EASTERN STAR

The Royal Chapter, Order of East ern Stars No. :. will hold their regular meeting al Masonic Hall this evening. All members are requested to be pres ent
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08

E. Fisher. well-known Remington T'ypeMr5Eer representative for Alaska wffh headquarters al Juneau. wasam- eng the passengers for Ketchikan ar irving on the City Of Seattle Saturday night He expects to remain in town for several days. He is registered at the Stedman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08
STANHOPES HAVE
 ANOTHER GIRL

Word comes from the States that Bfr and Mrg. Paul stanhope, recently Of WrangeIl, are the parents Of another girl.-Wrangen Sentinel.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08
GRAND JURY ON THE
 DETECTIVES TRAIL
Three Men Of The Seattle Police
 Force Are Indicted.

SEATTLE. Jan S-l.ast Saturday night the grand jury in session here returned true bills against three detec- tives of the local police force. It ap- pears that these men held up two snlugglers of opium and relieved them of $500, worth of the drug, which they sold themselves for S20o Their names were withheld for the present
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BERLIN. Jan. -Germany has de- elded to release from interment in Switzerland lao French prisoners Of war. fathers et three or more children and inmates oE German prison camps sar eighteen months
 This step IS taken in response to q suggestion el Pope Benedict will be eX- tended it js stated should France dis play disposition to reeiproc2te.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08

DUBLIN. Jan. S.-Tree planting on a large scale is going on in ireland to replace the timber cut down for use in the war In Cavan county. 70,0a4 trees have been planted and iu other counties many thousands have been put down. Agricultural societies are offering afforestation prizes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08

LONDON. Jan S.-Giying evidence in favor Of the retention of license to sell liquors in small suburbs of Lon don. farmer declared that he found the Solitary Inn a great convenience. He said he was in the habit C. giving a quart of beer to the COWS ealying, and that he also gave them plat of whiskey occasionally. The stock would suffer- he continued, if deprived of these beverages.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08

 IS LIkENED ID
 DOVE IF PEACE
 BY TIE SPEAKER
Von GWynner Says Relation Between Germany And
 The United States
 Never So Cordial.

BERLIN. Ian. S--The large assemh- lage of leading personagea of Germany who were present at a dinner given by the American Commerce and Trade Association in honor of the returning American ambassador, MT Gerard, heard the latter lauded by Arthur yon Gwynner director of the Deutch Bank .n his speech. Mr Gwynner likened the American ambassador to Peace dove from Noahs Ark He is quoted as saving that never since the begin ming x the war have relations between Germany and the United States been so cordial In proof of this he said the ambassador had brought back the olive branch" from President Wilson.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
 SOUTHBOUND.

Dolphin Midnight tonight Marip0aa. Saturday Spokane, Sunday.
 NORTHBOUND. Prince John, Wednesday night Alameda Saturday. City of Seattle, Saturday. Al-ki, Monday night.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08

Paying caE9s that are triangular arg CoTerel bg 2 recent pzrszt
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08

Patrick shanahan, Of Seattle. is q guest at the stedman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-08
PIERCE COUNTY VOTERS
 FAVOR PURCHASE SITE
S.v Ta One Vote Recorded In
 Favor of Issuing Bonds.

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Juneau Dispatch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
OFFER TO DECORATE
NAVAL MEN DECLINED

WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. Is
An offer by the British admiralty to
decorate certain officers and men OF
the two American destroyerS for their
services in combating German submu.
rines has been declined, Secretary
Daniels announced to-day, because the
laws Of this country prevent soldiers
aud sailors from receiving decorations
from foreign governments.
Lieutenant Commanders Charles y.
Blakely and George +. Neal were TO be
nominated for the distinguished serv.
ice order: Lieutenant Frank Lnftin
and Engigu Horny n. Fallon for the
distinguished service cross, and Quar-.
termaster w. II. Justice and Chief Ma
chinlst Mate R. G. McNaushtou for the
distinguished service medal. The
names Of tho ships to which thr ON.
GERS and men arc attached 7----- with
held for military reasons.
Tho British admlralty'S desire to
decorate the men was transmitted
through the British ambassador 10 he
State Department and referred by II
TO the Navy Department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
MOTHERS Love FOR
HER SOLDIER

Just to show how anxious the
mothers OF our boys are that their
very own Sons should wear things
that they have made with their
owa hands. working mcthcr-'oHr
into every stitch. wis demonstrated
by a iitiIc incident that occurred 1T
Rcd Cross headquarters yesterday
AFTERNOON.
y cray haired woman came In
ana asked II they had any yarn
with which to knit soldiers socks
Sin, waS t"ld that they Lad. and she
asked Il she could buy some. but
the rules ut the Red Cross arc that
I'll yarn that goes ont must be re-
turned to them IN the knitted ar
tiClcs.
tat Will they go To my ooyT'
She asked. Il think he's going to
b. sent to France. Hes 1T Camp
Lee"
No WAS the reply. "No can't
guarantee that Eut thcy viii 20 L"
somebody's boy"
oh. but l want my boy 70 have
th"Ia. | am :"lmS to make them
for hinl.' the woman stated. Il
guess I'll have to try 10 GrL il some
where else. So she went away.
Possibly the boys At the camp
do not know I'LL the tears Of love
and pride and Joy and sorrow that
,.rc dropped On the socks tina, are
knitted Tor thorn and sent u them
by Mother"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
) About People
Movements ct indisidu1iS to
and From tns CITY.

Former City Detective Dave Clrary
has returned to the city from trip
through Ohio.
Prof. j. 4. Evans Of Short Creek. who
has been training at FIT. Benjamin tt;tr-
rison for the pas: three months, arrir-
ed home last evening.
Mate +. Z. Tcoyncy in charge o. the
local navy -ccruitin" office was III Stcu-
benrille. Ohio. yesterday on business.
]. Wilson. L $. deputy marshall. re-
turned yesterday from phllippi. wherH
ne has been attending the federal grand
jury for the past week.
Attorney J. J. t. O'Brien is in the
wilGS OF the state near MarttnSburS on
q hunting trip. with several "thel local
men. Mr. r'Sr;en will return next We'd
neSday.
United States Marshall John N. Shorts
has returned: from Phiiippi where nc has
been attending the federal term OF grand
jury. ,,
Mrs. W. - Davis and. Mrs. James T..
Armstrong II the South Side. will leave
this morning :or Sterherville. where
they will b. .he weekend guests OF
friends.
S. 0. Bovcc who has been ut Martins
burg and other centra. state cities arriF-
ed home yesterday.
Jack TroSilc OF Pittsburgh. will arriv"
here this evening to spend Sunday with
local friends.
Miss purn,hy Harris OF south Charlinc
stree. is tie guest Of her parents ut
G!cr. EaStun. ". Va.
Mrs. W L. Davis. and Mrs. lanes l.
Armstrong &C So3:h Chaniinc S'E'e''
are the ghosts OF Mrs. Harry Foreman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
SUBJECT TO ARREST
IF WORK AT NIGHT?
Here's Man Who Toiled at Night and
was Jerked to Justice for
Vlgrancy.

After watching this man for some
time. and observing that he had not
seen him earning his daily bread by
the sweat OF his brow. Il local cons table
decided IL put into execution The de-
ductioa that the man in question was
violating the recent West Virginia
raErancy law. Tho rrsult--J.' r. p;,l is
OF South Main street vas arrested and
cast Into prison on the charge Of
VaEranCy.
He was given I hearing before JUS
ticc \ -; Hobbs yesterday. II was
first proved that Wilson l"nfcd 4 part
&c the day. In rrhutial Watson showed
that he worked at night: in fact. hc
had been employed Tor some time
ut night work. IIc declared after the
hearing that he did not know i was
an offcnse against tho Jaw and dignity
OF the sta;c For ! man IT, earn his
livelihood after darkness Md ri, clnI,cd
tho great city of Wheeling.
or course Davis WAS released from
custody. and lie MAS not IN the best Of
hunor. either.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
MONDAYS Session.
LITTLE ORPHANS
ENJOY MINISTRIES

& was extremely interesting I"
watch the tens faces md hear tn"
naive remarks az thr little uprhanS
who werr entertained by III" t.lka at
the big minstrel show last night. ThcS"
children were from the -. JuhE's and
st. Nincrnrs Catholic Childrcns home
al Elm Grove and from the Chlldrcn'S
hum" "f The city ii Wheeling. which
is LOCATED at WouusdaIr. and they Ger
iniuly had Il "b.E night IaSI night
~ first they booked ami listened in
an lW~d silence. Gut gradually rs they
grow more used Ia ihr bright lights
mi the music tn" laughter began I"
ring cat ard the Etr" fungus Ia waS
mcrTily. III" t0IS HIp,Auu"d vigorous
L. until lh,!r l!itl" handS WIRE rri. II
WIS al evening -! In"rrlmrnt and de-
light. and will surely stand out III
their mrmurr,., u :,.in.; Il red letter
event in their wh"!" lives. THO T.. ks
certainly OBSERVE The greatest "f praise
for this Thanksgiving season "p.r$cnt'
tU these Tiny ones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
TRIADELPHIA HI
MEETS BELLAIRE
-The-Pihe Team Meets Beunire on
Fourteenth Street Grouuds-Good
Game Expected

This afternoon the TriadelphiA high
team meets the fast Ecllnlrc team on the
Ecllaire grounds. Both teams have had
more or less rcvcrscs this season and
are about equal In strength. The Bcllairc
team will be minus the services of one
or two Of her hack1lcid men, but her
ends have been shifted 70 the backhcld.
which makes her aggregation eli the
more formidhl".
The Triadclphia regulars will all he
in the game today. and I'LL arc in good
condition. Coach Millcrs prOtcGcs Will
give Rcllairc better hattie than ECllairc
Is looking for. ana may spring great
surprise on them. Those who will 20
To Bcllairr tomorrow from the pike
'sch""l arc: Humphrey. J. HaTdlan. W.
Handlnn. Howard. Clemens. Tcrrill, Nc
Gowan. Scharf. OBricn. Nelson. Tyler.
Clarke. FrcdcrichS. t'r""sr. and Mckee.
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of Steubenrtlle. O.. where 'hey VIII be
guests Ut Il house party on saturday
evening.
Mrs. JOS 7. Scott OF Coudslinc. Idaho
who has been the guest OF Mrs IIar-
rlson Dunlcvy of tie Island. Will re-
turn to her home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs O. J. Johnson OF Len
nox, leave today for Il few days visit 10
Washington. D. c.
Miss Virginia lItinlrin will arrive IN
a few days from Smith college Il;
Northampton. Mass. t" be the giles
of her parcats in kirkwood. over th'
Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Mary Hughes will snerd
THANKSGIVING in East Liverpool. q.
Miss Ruth Peabody who has p"cn tnt
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Martha H'
North Main street. left for her nome III
Colcraln. O.. yesterday.
Messrs. Bob Shepherd and Howard
Merkle will 30 to Washington tod2F u
attend thu w. and J. and Notrc Latn-
game. .,u
Mrs. ]. Ehinehart Of Somerset. IT,. VII.
arrive In 4 few days to be IN" guest u
Nrs =. \. Alexander OF Warwood.
Miss Lydia Good OF Wo"dlawn' Will
arrive IN few days from Baltimore
Md. where she has been the guest OF
Mrs. Raymond Russell for the past thFce
months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
TO-DAY THE BIC
DAY FOR j. {. I.
WILL ASSEMBLE IN HEADQuAR-
TIERS THIS MORNING AT
O'CLOCK
Initiation Of Many Candidates Socla'
Sessions, Speaking and General
Good Time Scheduled

Today. is the big annual day or inc
Wheeling council M. 81. Limited Com
tmcrcial Travellers. II Will II" class any
and about Il score of candidates Will or
initiated.
The session will begin ihia morning
at oclork and last until midnight To-
night. Enllnwing the business 1nr''ihE
and initiation work, social session ana
smoker will he held and general good
time had.
The meeting will l." hold IN the ro"n-
cil chambers ut lll9 Charline street.
During the evening session Il huthp'r W
nhlc speakers will address the shther-
Ing
Among those to y" present VIII ~.
Supreme Cuuncclur rhuS. J. Phelps "t
the order Of Un!t"d Commcrcihl Ir.tFr'-
crS. also Grand Secretary Ci"". +. brown
Of the jurisdiction Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
West Virginia and Maryland. BESIDES
these many members of the order VIII
br present from Mnundsvill" Cameron
Elm Grove. Sistcrsrilic. BrldEci"'rt-
Rcllairr.H Martins Ferry SardIs anu "lhcT
West Virginia and OH" towns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
Thanksgiving Events
Of Motorcycle Club
DAY EVENTS ANNOUNCED
CLASSY RACES
Interesting Faces to Be Staged o.
Wheeling Hil-Boost Tobacco
Fund

Everything Is ready for the big nso-
torCycle races and hill climbs. which
will be STAGED on Wheeling hill. Thurs
day. Thanksgiving day. All ;nc final
ARRANGEMENTS were completed yesterday
and the program announced. Weather
permitting. the races are expected TO
be much better than those oil last year.
which were 4 great success. Some
good speed records may be made and
already there has been a larse number
OF contestants entered
One Of the biggest things OF the day
will be tho selling Of booster tags.
Tho 'ags will h" sold by the member y
Of the club Ia the Sr ctalorS. The pro-
goods will be used for the tobacco fund
of the Wheeling boys II Camp ice.
the following program has been an
nounced. the first race starting at .
O'CLOCK:
First Event-Club members oniy--
Sid car race with passenger. weighing
less than l25 pounds. Motors. IL cubic
inch. stock.
Second Event-Fre>-for-all side car
race with passenger weighing less than
125 pounds. All kinds OF motors.
Third Event-Solo machines for club
members only. Motors c. cubic incncs.
stock.
Fourth Evcnt-Solo frcc-for all. All
kinds OF machines.
Fifth Evcnt-Solo riders making brs,
time in No. 3 race shall race rider
making best time in No. r;rcc.
The following rules have been de-
sided upon as necessary and will Nc
strictly enforced: An motors mus: W.
running and start with clutch: II motor
stops twenty feet from starting line
rider must start over again. All en-
tries must be in not lalc- than ! 40
o'clock ut the grounds on the day Of
the races.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
Local steel con,

the east. via Japan Local steel con-
Germs were notified.
The credit mems department Of
the local commercial association is eN.
pecting very busy season this win
ter. according TO statement made
yesterday, by John E. SheIlhasr,
head Of the department. The changes
In business customs brought about by
government regulation will add to the
troubles of the credit mems depart
ment.
Yesterday was the dullest day OF
the week in local recruiting offices.
One man was accepted at the army
office and the Marine and Navy Off
GERS didn't get man. There were
but few applicants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
Admiral Caps Quits
i. S. Fleet Corporation

WASHINGTON. Nov. @3.--T:rar Nh
miral Washington l.. caprS. general
manager of IN" shipping boards cnicr-
ecncy fleet corporation. WIS relieved
from duIy IN that position tonight by
President Wilson hy his own request.
because OF i'll health and with express
SunS Of tfcrY regret hy The chiGf cX-
rrulir". His successor has not been
nln"d, but Chairman Hurley, or the
hoard. waS hnuwn (" favor III" appoint
mont nt man trained in the same
service.
While Admiral Capps' physician has
advised him that In continue at work
either IN the fleet corporation ~ III
any other capacity would lnIperl his
l!fc. there were rcp"ri$ thai friction
hrtw"ou tho admiral ana ChaitIuan
Hurley fastened the formers Occasion
TO retire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
Fifty Years of Splendid Results
Behind This CIR nd Old Blood Remedy

strictly upon its merit. 1t searches
out all impurities in the blood, and
promptly eliminates them from the
system. II is without an equal Tor
such blood troubles rs calarrh, rheu-
matism. eczema, malaria, scrotula,
etc. and as a general tonic is In d
class by itself.
S. S. S. should be taken by all
who are rundown and are suffering
from a loss OF vitality. 1t Will
promptly restores the appetite and
add new strength and vigor 10 the
entire system.
You can obtain S. S. S. from any
drug store Demand the genuine
Write today for our valuable litera-
tu.e. also medical advice. sent free.
Address Swift Specific Co. 295-h,
Swith Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
Soldiers in Wheeling

Privatcs X. d. Schm.f"r and J. l.
Hcndr" were IN the "i'" y"s!r rrdy on
their way tack 10 Camp Lr AFR a
short furlQuch ri ;E"!r homes in Gin
clunati. Ohio. Private llcndru Is look
Ing very GOwnC;LSt and when asked the
reason u" says he is mourning the loss
Of his collie dog. which w;Ls killed by
an uUtunubllr On Il rcGimcn:al street
in Camp Leo. IT isn't only because ha
was Il high priced dog" said l'r,vat.
lIendru. but HAT dog had more .s,,nSr
than 4 human bang. drI would have
laid down his life for ul"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
SALE OF THOMPSON
LANDS RESTRAINED

PITILADELrIIIA. Nov. "2.---1n the lH-
ic;ttinn over the bankrupt estate Of Jos
,ah V. Thompson. Cniontown rrnnSyl
yania. cnnl operator and banker :hr
United States circuit court Of npp"llS
today Issued m order restraining. TOM
porarIly. Shrrifr# sales "r part u rh"mp-
sons 100000. 600 coal hands in Munon-
g,Lhcla and Green" townships. Gr.ru"
county. Pa, which were rrIiXcd for he.
ccnhcr !.
The restraining order is To remain In
effect until tn" court has decided an ;.J-
peal by ThompSons trustees In hank
ruptcy from a decision hy the federal
court in PITTSBURGH. which dissolved an
injunction against tho Sh"riIfA S;lrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
FINED FOR FIGHTING

George Phillips. 4 local meat packer
was fined s. and costs by Justice J. i.
WickhHm. last night. AMI Ah" Cnrhins.
also rnck'r was fined 81 and costs Us
4 result Of 4 ilSht in tho public streets
y"Si' rdry.
both mon are members Of the butch
nr"' uuj"n. md thu Eight WAS III" out
growth If Il controversy AT = meeting 'f
th, organization in the assembly hall on
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
JUNK DEALER FOUND
NOT GUILTY BY JURY
Saul Kerncss Acquitted in Criminal
Ccur-Session Today-Murder
Trial Monday.

1t took the jury just four minutes
to return verdict of mot ElIity III
criminal court yesterday morning. in the
case of Saul kurnr$S. charged with
Operating Il junk shop without Il stale
license. prior to .Iuly IT this year.
The case resolved itself into 4 joke ana
the attorneys on either side got con-
siderable humor out al IN" situation
Krrness WAS defended by w. T. Robin
son. while PROSECUTOR u. ~ Mckee and
Assistant Prosecutor Carl .I:arhnann mp
pcarcd for the state. Attorney II. Camp
bell richards represented Br0vcrIral
side uf the case.
The case Of the state against Goldio
Good. charged with stealing an over
coat from tn" Brady home. out the pike.
was continued until the january term
OF criminal court. Good is now in jail
on another charge.
Today's Session.
Several matters are ~ the criminal
court docket for to-day. Among which
is Il motion To ne made by Attorney
S. O. B0ycc. asking that the verdict
BIZ set aside and n"w trial granted
John SckO. who waS convicted TINS
week IN criminal court Tor bringing Il
large amount Of beer into the state IN
his auto.
Tho raSc of NJ. {. Brown is dock
ctcd for trial today. He is charged
with Tn" burglary Of Il local five anc
ten cent Stur". y session Of Juvrnil"
court viii likely = hri! late this
afternoon.
Mondays Session.
1t is probable lh"t thu murder trial
or Elmer Sill and II. {. Mcintyre Will
begin Monday morning. Forty addi-
l:nual Jurymrn have been summoned.
The rlcn are charged with the death OF
An aged Gl"nIi Kan man list Fourth ~
July night IN Tenth stree rs Il result
Of an alteration OYER Su!nr fireworks.
Attorney J. Harold Brennan Will defend
the ;lCru.,"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24


STATES during the past few weeks anil
will shortly begin n campaign here for
the Sconservalion OF food. in the various
hotels and restaurants. He will have
tho management cooperate with the fed.
cral authorities in conserving all food
possible during the war. Il
\ continuation was received yeSteE.s
day. ut tho local headquarters from j.;
Russell Trottcr ut Morgantown. an.
nouncinG that he would join the staff
here Mgnday. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
NEWS BRIEFS

"A telegram was received Eester-
dar. BY thu Wheeling Commercial as
ISOLATION from 4 brokerage firm Ia
Portland Oregon. saying the firm has
about shipping space for o.4on 'oHs
of steel products. and asked the com,
mcrcial association here to notify all
shippers in this vicinity. This space
is available to firms having trade in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-24
To Conserve Food in
Local Eating Houses

r L. OECal OF Fnirmont. one OF the
most widely known hotel men in the
state who was rcc@ntly appointed hn.el
and restaurant director OF the food con-
srrvat ion department Of West virginia
arrived in III" rity yesterday. and held
lengthy conference. with Col. Earl w
Oglcsbny, SAT-. food administrator.
Mr.. O'Ecal has visited tho most Of the