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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01
Gen arica nnO Sic Sngn6sef.
@anas Der lstteren babsu lire Slug.
ipege %geanoert.

~FNHtbN W. ANEttNtA pN"AH tVAN D+"b-
me9e geauOert.
IN alien Jr6n.eu 1T 3p1r beobad
.tst porOen, oaB 3a6Irsife 80gel iiG
isl6f bura bas tdrtte 2rommelfeaer
.niat bseintrdhtigen Iaiieu. Demges
genu6tr d6er Iteben 8eo6a9tungeu
RON Der Dit fpie bon Der @effront,
mad Densn dnDere g0gel ZEN S6lads
tenldrm permeioen uno Hamentlih
our6 Jpn Don ben 3ugitroben ferns
.ge6dtten fpsroen, Die tie felt Sabrtauz
Itnoen innegebaIten babeu. Die Be,
o6o9tungen bieriiber iinb 3pur nod
lideu6aft, uno beionOsrs eridpert
.pir0 Elm lle6er6Iit ii6er ben GinfluB
oes ariege5 auf Bic 3ugitraBen ber
.g6gel 0oour4, ooB aus ben 2dnoun
.Oet Qaiierten crit penige 8erifte
oorliegen.
ginige 8uperIdFige Qnguben barr
ii6er felt nun elm Mlitarbeiter Der in
Sena erIheinenbep sRaturniHsns
faafttiten Bo4midrift' 3uIamnlen.
Die bisberigen 8eoba6tungen be3iez
ben Ii6 meiitens ouf bic betunnteren
90gel, ME Stare, Gdlpalbeu uno
aerdsn, lonie auF Sduepfeu unb
Gtfrde, bic pegen i6rer gr0Be Ieids
ter gu beobahten fuo. 8eim Gtor4
Itimmtn ole 8epbddter barin iiber
eiu, oaB er Den Birlungen 0es 9rits
9es gfgeniiber beIon0sts empfinbIiA
lit. 2us ben Gs9enoeu, In benen Der
9rieg ii9 abIpitit, fIiebt or. I'm nur
in Isliensn 5dlM 5arif3ufebren.
Seine @anberifroBe 1T 0urd ben.
&rieg berdnoert norotr, unb au6 Die
3ug5eiten baben ii6 bsrI6obeu. Be-
tanHtLi6 fplgeu bic 3ugitraBsn Ger
80gsl NIT 8orliebe ben Meeresfitea
un6 ben 6luBtdIern. llt6tr 5elaolano
fi6rt cine iolde 3agitraBe an Der
Oeuti6su uno boadnbii6m 4orbfess
taitt entlang. i6ptntt 0nnn BEL per
Rbeinmiinoung l6er bas 5eitIan0 Elm
unb teilt iid in 5iUsi aeite, bic Dem
R6eins uno Dem Maastal folgen, nm
Ii6 i'm Rbonetal nieoer gu bereinigen
unO ans Iltttelmssr peiter3ufa6rea.
Dele groBe europailde @an6erz
ftrabe burn 8elgieu uno 0fFrants
reid fii6rt qtter our6 oas 9riegsqes
bet hinburh. 2(u9 Die 6oadn0iI4en
uuO noraeuropdifntH St6rde btnHB
ten iie friiber. 8dbreno Dor Dem.
Der 9tord in Mitlelfrantrti6
70 gut ME Dsrfananoen iDnr. fin6
nun felt 9riegsaus6rud in Mlifttls
ME in Meitfrantrei6 Gt6rde in qros
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

oisIe, 6ab man fe gar Hidt INNER
9Eta fam. Sang frisoIia trOttet
ba Elm Rumdne in Uniform init iets
mem gefpanus 3ar Qrbeit, rumaniide
idaftsn gebsn gei4dts
bura Die StraBea. ibren DENT
bic gIlsge Der bieIen ~bernunbet ooeE
trnt 3aridgeblie6enen aameraoeu,
an5utreten. = Die G6nesrdumer bns
ben 10 griiabIi6e Qrbeit gema4t, bab
man eigsntlih nieOer G6nee ouf bic
Strobe idaufsln ioQts Inn cine btis
iere Sdlittb1bn gu betommen, mess
bal6 mir Is oft oor3ie6en, querfeI0ein
fabren. 9ft bat man bas Ges
fihl, auf einem 9omme mittsn bur4
Elm oereiitss Meer gu fa6ren, tpsnn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

geuiner al$Ian0iider aotlonen
allsgeiest, peIde in GDrien elgerl.
niiBige 3pede oe~riolgtea uno ii9
groBe 9lu6e gaben, ieOen %unbeque.
men aonfurrenten aus BEN 5eloe
all ihlagen. SIS gab ierner I'M guno
etn5elne reDoluttondre 9omitee5,
iueldle porgaben, i'm aQgemeineu
s~5ftereiie gu tpirfen; in 8abrbeit
aber arbeiten iie MIR Der geieBIiden
6romung cntgegen. Sic beiaBen fem
feites einbeitli6es 9rogramm; tbre
Qnbanger batten tells natloualiitt.
ide, tells poIitiife ooer religiois
,3iele i'm <ge. Gid magren0 Ges
eriten galfanfriege3 bic idDierige
auBere Gage, in Der iih Del &llrtel
befuro, 5unilbe mafeno, puroeH
6ieie Observation-Disclosures INNER
feder; in garis trat iogar Elm aons
greB 5uiammen, tDelder Is ais leine.
beion6ere @nfgabe erfIdrte, energiih
Sic .9e5entraliiation@ Sgriens AT
sn6obnen. Inter benz 8rud Der CT.
eignije uerItdn6 iih 6enn aud Die
tErfiide aegierting ST. nelten aou'
eiiiUuen.
s3ur8eit berrift ieooh in Ggrien
noQitdnotae Rube; innerboIb oes
Ro6nneus Der 8eieke lit uoafom-
meme 6reibeit oorbanoen, poliBeilide
GonoermaBnabmen paren uhnotig,
70 oaB man gar nift gaDabr miro,
odB ii6erbaupt iemoIs reUolutiondre
aomitees eriitiert baben. Gas be.
metit DobL 5lir 8eniige, odB Der
GmfluB 6erielben fem tiefgreifenOer
QeIDeien lit. aud bic 8e~ligionsfrei-
belt 1T in jeoer ge3iebung sepabrt
lie G5riiteu iiben obne ie0e Gin.
ihrdnfung i9ren allItus in aaer
Eeffeutlidfeit IND ~erireuen iid 0es
ndmli6eu HedtsiAuse5 pie Die
W~tobamme0mer.
IrotOem IdBt Ii6 nift in abreoe
iteaen, BAG, nnmenilih in Den Stdo,
ten, gguiiie 2eute INNER nod ibreH
.irnberen gieigrngen mo Spmpa.
aubdngen. Gas gebort 70 ieit
mebreren @enerationen sur lleber.
lettering uno ersieBuHs. 4aein Der
ariss bat 0ieie 2eute iber Den feIten
agiEonO bes GsmaHenrei9es belsbn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

Die religi0ien getenntniiie mel.
fen el1e nod groBere WiauutgfoIttg.
teit aai. I'm per6reitetten lift Der
Observation-Disclosures. gr 5erfaqt ie.
bod III me6rere @rltppeu: ofii5teQe
Sumuiten, perfiae SGiiten uut0
MlutetpuIi. 9orm fommen Suoen
uno Gbrtiten; 0ie gbriiteu ge50reR
ebenfaQs elmer 4lenge peri9teoener
aonfeiiionelf an; mir iiuoeu bier
Romiit- aatboliihe uHo @riehiih.
aatboIiiae, @riedii4 6rtbpboge,
armPnier, GopterJ 9taroniten. Cine
gapiiie 8obl 2fra6er iiHo Gbriiten,
griedi id-fatboIii4e ooer ort9oOoge.
9ie Gpraden Ggriens itno chen.
10 m~annigiaLtig. Gas 8urfiI6e lit
cifBieae Sanoesiprade, miro aber
bon ser 8euolferuag meuig geiprps
den. Der gr0Bten 8erbreitrng er,
freut iid] oas arabtide ianat leinen
peridie0cnen @nroorteu; at 3tpei.
ter Stelle ite5t 0as 9ebrdtide.
6ran3oiii9 miro bornebmItd Don
ben nobLbaben0en @Briiten un0 I'M
2i6onon geFprodeH.
glus FOLDER gtannigfaItigfeit bon.
Gaiien. aeligionau ullo SprafeR
erbeQt, nie pertDifeIt Die Gage in
Sprien lit. limo es lit aud gang
flar, oaB BET einen iolden gteben.
un0 8urheinanoer 10 peridieoeu-
ortiger 8olferitdmr1e BON Dem 9or.
~banoeuiciH zines eiu9eitIiAer 9e.
griffs in be3ug auf Die aegierlugs.
form nidt nobI Die ae0e ieln fam,
5untaI mern man ertpagt, nie iebr,
ie mad 2an0esgegen0 uro io5ialar
Stelung, iolpobI bic 8iIoung oIs
aud Die i6m entipreGenoea 9e.
oarfniie Deridieoen geartet iein
mullen. 9arats gebt alio ber0or,
DAB Is Der aagaueinen 4nnobme
ar1tgegen cine eigehtIthe DSDriife
6rage4 melde Hberaa I'M 2atoe
eon Der 0eiamtbeit empfunoen
fpir0e, uidt gtbt; 0enn oas SocaI
Der eiucn itebt p~oaitdnoig int @e.
geniab al Dem Der auoerelL unO
ieone6e grutloIegen0c aenoerrmg in
Der beitebenoen 0roHung Der 8inge,
Die bon elmer @ruppe a~nbegebrt
rUaroe, fanoe fire alsboIoige gefab.
oing Dur9 5ie geiamte ibrige ge.
bolterllng, mas ourd ben llmituno
nod peridIimmert piir6e, oaB bic
peridteoeuen @aiien unb g~feltgionen
I'M aGgemeinen 0uraalls nif)t ehpo
in ~beitimmten @egen0eu fon5ett.
triert, ion6ern bieImebr - nit
augnabn1e oe8 2ibanon - i'm gan.
sem 2anoe 6ur1eitanoergemiidt
iin6. Dan bnt IN Der Iesten 3eit
rieI iiber Die sSbrtide 5rage~ gu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

bon ben GduBma6ten at beftati-
aen0gn drtitIiden StattbaIterS.
Dieie @crfaIiuag lit iait oent iesigen
arieg tDtaoer abgeidafft Dor0en, 10
0aB INN Der 2tbanon Dieoer Die
Bic abrigen grobin5en 0es Geihs
DeruaItet miro. I'm Der Spite Der
9ertpaItutig itebt sur Set 9i9emal
gnidn.
0idenaI 4ai6a, Der 6iibrer Der
bigrtem 4runee, lit cine Der Beroor.
ra%qga0itet Decentralization Ser Siir-
TIT. Gbgleid nod jung = er 6dblt
crit 45 Sa9re- fam ct bod idou
off Eli beoeutlingsooaes Birfen
~Slnad6Iiderl. gor geruf 92ilitdr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

Die 55idbrtge 8rau Gofon
9apis in DinDna, Mtnn., mahts
ibrem 2ebeu Dur4 grBdngea Elm gn-
be. 6ort9eIeBte &rGRtliatat mar
tie uriafe our Sat, 2lls ibr MlanH
mittogs beimlam, f1nb er bic 2eicbe
oer 5rau bonn 3reppengeldnter 6er.
anter6du9en, 5rah 8abis mar 9oR
felt ldugerer ,3eit trdntlid utlo Qu-
BeroroHtlih uerbos. On ienem un-
jeoo9 i4ien ie ii8 ipoRf
gu fibteu uno erlebigie lire 6aass
ar6eiten pie %geD0bnli9. glQ9barn
5eoba9teten Iie babel urb fpra9en
NIT ibr. IS ideint, als Oh ber Gnts
i6luB gum Selb{tmorb pI0gIi6 in
eintm anfall bon S6permut in ibr
mttunb, unD cine BaI4teiae biente
3ur Qusfiibruug pssiel6en. 8ie gers
3peiflungstdt muB ungefd9r 5fpei
Stun0eu bcr Der 5eimtebr 0es Usan-
nss aus8efa6rt porbeu ieia; Bonn
Der aorPer mar 3lpar talt, a6sr ni6t
Der Gotte, Elm So6n uno brei
i6erleben iie.
Sn Der Rd4e BON gart 6aa
BEL 6~agerstptpn, 80, t6tete Satob
.fi0enour cine 4 Sub Inngs iapar5e
S4lange, els Ic i'm 9egriff nar,
cine 2 Sub Iause RingeInatfer 5u
Derfdlingen. 9ie G~uriOfitdt purDt
ocrrn s, s.. Gong in 5agerstonn
3eI4entt, pelder iie austeIlts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01
Gin frierIiebes 8ilN.
sis g,rpnttnua nno ppaii4e cage in esricn,

Sic berIfieoeHiten @aiien, anidiiige
uu0 um1er5iebenOe araber, Eiirfen
aller Si1mnle anatoIiens, Dor al.
lem 9ruien uno 3irfaiiier; iooom
Suoen iii GROCER 3abl, Glide @rie-
den ionic Ausl1noer, Die ibrer
Gprade m0 Site Ourdmeg treu
gebIieben iino. Gieie bu1te @fi.
dung daraftcriiiert ualleutlih Die
5tdOte, mo an oieie Maiien neben
einaa0er ibren traOitioneaen ge.
ruisarten ausii6eIi unO it4 NIT
aleinban0eI abge6eH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

Bon ben gegetuDdrtigeu gerbdlt.
nilIm III SDrien gibt untitebenoe
@orfeippnocHS I'M y@erlpr 9uao"
Elm nnIhaulihes Bib:
Sprien lit sH gertpalhmg5pef
fen HI ir6s @iluiets %eingeteiIt. Bon
oieian 6atte Oas 8ilaiet si6nnon
1860 infoIae Der miIitdriideu Stt.
tprueHtIon 5runtreids enc 8eriai-
sana erb1lten, 0urd meIde ibn
eIhtperpaltune geDdbrt muroe,
ttg0 ssUdr inter Der 9berleitung,
rflles BON Ser Giirfei erRnnnten uuo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01
8os6oftss mfBDtr

Bosbaftes Wtbbers
T dnbnts.- Sonntagsidssr: sGb
id ba bintsy ben 9aleu nit Dem
Getpebr srreideg4
80riRr: y@erIuden Gle Is bod
moi srit NIT einsn SduB, 9err 9Ots
tori
Damn freiGid. = Gin.
HerDirtiu: p9ns gauge 9aus Be-
i6Dert iih, baB sic ben san3sn
Gag giplius fpitItn!@
@itisr: s2tbtr ID IpisIs bOa nift
ID lsEHs ia st!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

man ii6sr bic Dsitt G4nafld9s bins
ausblidt, bic am 5ori3ont brett in
ban 9immtIs ibsrgs6t. gur Elm
pnar 3ithbrunHsH. bic eia5igt abs
in sisIer sbenIO Fru6tbds
zen ME iEsItlpIa gbsas. EaslEn enc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
FRIENDS ADVICE
=COST \. {. HUNTER
JUST A DOLLAR
The Dollar Bought a Bottle of
Wentworth With Resulting
Blessings You Cant
Put a Price On.

And iii. Hunters ailments we're
serious. They had roots TO EN-. Had
lasted a ;rar. Lei him tell you how
they vanished:
81 have been having stomach trou-
BILE. was very nervous. Did not
sleep we'll Poor appetite. Worn out
feeling No ambition. Tired in the
morning when Id get up. This condi-
ton has been OF one years standing.
Doctored some, taken lots Of medicine.
bat got very little relief. finally was
persuaded 10 Try Wentworth and. ONE.
BOTTLE BROUGHT THE ANSWER.
I'm better all around. Sleep well.
appetite good. nervousness about all
gone and | want TO say Wentworth
Ia the bes; medicine I've ever taken.
/ give Wentworth the credit of reach
N. c. HUNTER"
IL Zane 81. Wheeling.
Baer's Pharmacy. Wheeling. will
hand your dollar back il Wentworth
does not do for YOU what it did for
Mr.. Hunter.
Nery-Worth is also sold at Mingo
Junction by Moore Bros: Martins
Ferry BY RalSton & Parker: 81. Glars
Vile by Patterson & Sons; Barnesrtlle
by Hilles Bros: Cameron BY Cameron
Drug Co.: SiStersrille By {. B. DisQue;
New Martinsville by Hornbrook's Drug
Store: Moundsville by J. Fl. Beam
Drug Co.; Bridgeport by Selby &
Reed: Bellalre by Dankworth Bros.
(Dent Pharmacy): Paden City by
Morgan Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
OvERNORKED
WHEELING
WOMAN CONES
BACK
Loud in Praise Of PhoS-
phated Iron

She says everyone who Is troubled
with nervousness and all played out.
should try PHOSPHATED IRON. IT
will quickly assist in giving renewed
vitality, aud nervous force, gives you
the strength TO do things. makes you
feel like new. puts the get up and get
there" feeling in you. by feeding the
blood and nerves just the amount or
Iron and Phosphates that all run down
and overworked systems need.
PHOSPHATED IRON is a blood
and nerve remedy which acts on the
principle of getting al the source OF
the trouble. both the Iron and the
Phosphates are in form that the
system absorbs readily. you can dis
tinctly feel the benefit YOU are receiV-
ing. and say it is some relief, 1t sure
is some blood and nerve tonic, every
one that tries 1t is booster" and no
wonder after the good ii does them.
Every one who is run down. nervous.
tired and has that all in" feeling
should try Phosphated Iron and you
will never be without it again.
Special Notice. To insure your re-
ceiving the genuine Phosphated Iron
we have put up in Capsules Only. do
not allow dealers to substitute Tablets
or Pills. c. H. Griest & Co., Wheel
ing. ". Va. and leading druggists
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10

). Almost every song in the catalogue
OF Irish melodies will be heard al the
Redpath ChautauQua this afternoon
when the Killarney Girls" open the
fourth annual assembly at Bridge
park. They are 10 have the complete
: afternoon session. beginning at 3
o'clock. In the evening their prelude
will be followed by Edwin NJ. Whitney
in an Interpretation OF wonderfully
successful New York play, Turn TO
the Right"
When the big top" arrived Monday
and the tent crew started a campaign
Of sledge swinging and stake driving.
it looked like old times 10 the Chau-
tauqua's neighbors. As usual the
small boy flocked TO the grounds. for
one Of the younSters' greatest heroes
Is the college athlete who spends his
vacation hitting the heavy spots OF
the ChautauQua circuit. This year
the Wheeling crew men are Ashcratt
and Heller of Ohio WESLEYAN, and
Mitchell and Ballinger Of Ohio State
university. The superintendent IS /:
3. Gilbert, head Of the schools or
Grand Rapids.
Wheeling boys and girls will give
Miss Marguerite Moore. children S
worker, warm welcome when she
reaches here Wednesday noon. There
will be an auto parade OF Junior
ChautauQuans, and at 3 o'clock wed
nesday afternoon the first story hour
will be held. The climax OF children
work this year will be a pageant,
Circus Time in Fairyland." on the
closing night of the ChautauQua. An
other children'S feature Is picture
puzzle contest in which the winner Is
to receive a large American flag. The
puzzle appears in the Chautauqual pub
LEGATION known as the community
Builder.
With such stars as J; X: Murray.
Clara Lane and Joseph Del Puente IN
the comic opera. "Dorothy": Albert
C. Sweet and his White HusSars ::
Opie Reid. novelist: Dr.. Ng room
Chew, Chine<t statesman; The Mon
tague Sincer<": Ralph Bingham.
humorist: Or. +. T. Haserman. Dr.
Charles +. Barker. health expert;
Mrs. Ida e. Bailey Allen. food expert.
and a numbrr OF others. the Chautau-
Qua for 1917 has every appearance OF
a winner" The program runStnroush
next MondNy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10

his home on Main street. after seven
weeks vacation at Post Boy. o.
Willie Busch. Of Parkersburg. is Wis
Ting Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". Bowers. OF
Water street.
Miss Carrie Nelson, Of High street.
has returned from visit at North Side
Pittsburgh.
t. L. Evans and family have r"-
turned from a visit at the Moundsvlllr
Mrs. W. d. Sine, who underwent an
operation al the Ohio Valley General
hospital some time ago, was able 10 TO-
turn To her home on Main street yes
terday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baynon and son
Gilbert are expected home today from
a visit at Meyers Dale, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10

business visitor in thfs section OF the
city. "
Cant. Frank Obcrlc. of the Fort Kali
bitter Engine Co. No. ~. IL Ill at MS
home on Furly-fifth street.
Mrs. Julia Williams. uI IN" Snuth
Side. is visiting friends and relatives NJ
Ccut"rville. q
Last evening Miss Marie Weiss enter
tanned the Lucky Glover club at her
home on South Water street.
Last evening IN" Monday Night CLUB
of the Wesley VI T.. church held its
regular weekly meeting.
Miss CHrolin" Webb. Of Fortr-eiGhth
street. is recovering from al Illness.
Herbert Williams nus returned from
a visit nj t-nU"rvlllt. e.
Ralph Hart. of l:S-1' street. is recnv-
erius from an illness
Albert R~r". 81 thApinnc street. is Wis
iting at MoundsNillc.
Clarence White. uf Chicago. - bust
ness visitor on the South Sld".
Harold Jennings. at t.l?riH. a.. -N'Sit-
ed in this section Of tho city SUNDAY.
Carl DARRELL nf grafton. il visiting
relatives on S,y1-A Water street
Martin \irfri'. uf South EFF street. ~
visiting r"lniiNrS AT Woods Kun. In
Miss Agatha White. uI Water .str""',
has returned !" hrr home, after Visiting
at Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
INJURED IN MINE

John Balanad. a Hungarian, was Sc.
riously hurt by the fall Of a piece OF
slate in mine at Bannock. O., yes
terday. He was brought to the North
Wheeling hospital. He sustained
compound fracture OF one leg and
serious scalp wound, but Is expected
TO recover Dr. J. f. Caldwell is the
attending physician.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
Huntington. and Frank Gabcl Coal COM
pany, F'arpoint, ..

Evidence was heard this afternoon by
the n1,hlic service commission on tho
formal complaint nf the National Tub:
company of Wheeling. against the Bait
more & Ohio, Wheeling Terminal and the
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago Il 81.
Louis railroads. involving local freight
tariffs on sand and gravel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10

The state road commissio today ruI"d
that automobile dealers who. because Of
freight congestion on the railroads.
bring automobiles into the state over
land from the factories 10 their places
of business will not he required to take
OFT licenses for the cars TO run them
that distance over the roads of the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
'NHEEL|NC'S FOURTH CHAUT kUQUA
OPENS At BRIDGE PARK TODAY
sklLLARNEY GIRLS" IN CONCERT
:. FIRST NUMBER ON The
WEEKS PROGRAM.
Edwin M. Whitney viii Be Heard
Tonight in monologue--Many
=. Bio Features Are Coming.
ToDAY'S PROGRAM.

sP. M. Concert "Kfliarney
Girls"
( 8 P. .-Musical Prelude
-itillarneys:
s:G5 p. M.-monoloeue. Turn
to the Right" Edwin M. Whitney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
BENWOOD
SHEPARD to Leave for Columbus.

Thursday evening Waiter shepard
will lraIV. for Columbus. where h" VIII
TAX" The final examination for umhu'
lance driver in til. medical corps Of III"
United States army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
n r, Pedicord Leaves Today.

This aftrrn"nn Harry /. r"aiC"rd. 70!
10 years Superintendent; If Union dis
trict SrhuntS. will leave TOR Hickory
Pa. where he ha% arr"p;id similar
position.
since Mr.. P"dlynrdS rnnnrr. iun with
the local SChnnls !h"l" las been II rc'
ma rkahi" Development Through his ct
forts l:cnwuod and McM"Chrn high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10

A large delegation of the undertak.
ers Of Wheeling district will attend
the undertakers' State convention n
Morgantown. The convention will
open this morning and continue SEES
sio for three days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
VIII Entertain This Evenino.

This evening Miss Marla Ho%eIEa,
of Thirty-sixth street, will entertain
number of friends in honor of her six
reenth birthday 4 dainty luncheon
will follow games and music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
South Side Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I'Idl"n. - South
Jacob s,rcnI have returned rom Il
weeks visi, at l'Hrk"rShur%.
Miss Myrtle Earn"S. Of toHr"Ncri". is
The guest nT relatives on n" South Side.
Constant" and Mrs W. W. M""Alil'"r
have returned from / %Iei; ~ Et'velnni
Harold MuCruchrn. OF Chicago, l. u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Storm on the South Side.

The storm last evening did no,
deal lightly with The South Side.
Many Of the residents were deprived
Of an evenings pleasure. Those who
had secured admission at the Southern
and were quietly watching BuShman
and Bayne in THE Great Secret"
were given bad night OF it" when
the lightning claimed the electricity
Of the theater its inferior and left tho
auditorium in darkness.
A few squares below a live wire he
came ignited and furnished light for
the darkeped streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
For Your Lawn
or Porch

A Couch Hammock is indispensable to solid comfort
whether it is used the lawn with the sunshade shown
in the large pcture-or the porch either with the lrop
frame for support III swung from ceiling hooks.
We have different STYLES nf Couch Hammocks with or
without the adjustable hcadcrr in the bed and wc be
glad quote you prices equipped any one OF the
three ways pictured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10

Women bootleGgers are taking UP the
work Of furnishing West Virginia with
liouor. according TO reports received to-
day by Prohibition Commissioner Halla'
han. Out OF five arrests today three
were women. Deputy commissioners re-
norted today that Tom Burke has been
indicted in federal court at Elkins on
charge Of shipping q carload Of beer
into the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10

. 4 strike at the mining operations at
B"chman. Faycttc county. has be-"
brought to an end. il was announced
here today. after an unsuccessful at
tempt Of the day lahor"rs Ia establish
p scale of $3.50 per day. or 90 cent
an hour The strike WAS in effect soy
eral days and was promoted. 1t is said.
by representatives of the local union.
DISK .dcttheLPhn Hhf N M cmfWNptao
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
Benwood Briefs.

Benwood Briefs.
MISS Angela steele has returned T."
her hnuir ~ WhShinEtnn. Pa. after
spending several days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Miss Anna ilniW"s. nj M"McChc5
street; is visiting with relatives at
Xau"SNifi>. -.
Misses Masdairnc Schad. MarGarca
Srhah AMI AMELIA I.aas hay" returned
FROM = visit ut the Moundsvill" camp
grounds
Mrs. T.. r: Erailly. nf RoEEs avenue.
has returned !rnr. 4 Visit at Erllaire
Louis BrHniun. OF Browns avcnur.
has purchased 4. Now Indian motor
cycle.
Airs. taih"riu" Morris. of RnEES ave
nue., VIM has been seriously iii al the
ohio Valley General hospital. is re-
ported Ia b" improving.
Leonard Meyers. al RoERs avenue.
has purchased It n"w lve-pasScngcr
Fnrd touring car.
Mrs. james III <:Ins has returned to
her hnmc IN MrM"Ch"n street, after
VISITING II North WhcelnE,
L. - Martin - having his residence
ON Main street r"panI"d.
R"hrrt Martin, .lr.. has returned to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
Was 1t NoundsyIlle.

LOUIS Nunm.r. vino injured his foot
snnr time Hrn ~ III" l;uuh thl yards.
WIS in MnundsI Vile yesterday confer
ring with thu rn!mpnnHS I"rr"$"nlntis'
at tic utfir.. ~ \ii"rnry Z. t. tArri-
gan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
A1ame Show Here
ttndertakers' State Convention

This week the Adams Carnival Com
many will show on the vacant grounds
at Forty-second and Woods streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10

formerly of this city but now Of Graf
TON. W. Va. ar" the proud parents of a
daughter born Frilry evening. Mrs.
Craig is The dnuchtcr OF Constable and
Mrs. II. II. Mrl<cr.
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Sincere Clnas to Moot.

This aft rurrr at = "'''l'r'k tn" sin.
rrrr ,iaS: ~ -. Matthew's i.uth'Ein
sunday S"h"nl vail MEET in the sunday
:, school rnriu