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,to make thu. palm oil IrHI,.a:. stat" rlum-
upply and has. therefore,. t"roldI"h ~
! rx1rtrt from W"SI Africa ;" foreign
! ruuniri,S. Lord M'lr"r i'-"k"n"h ta''
annual value - 1'aim I'll products at
$50 "nN. irnu. NM! i;r. -'.,'i!u' ":i $E''; =
. l,tunupr!y ~ $@"."'r'.""h. I'N %'ti
measures tin. t;":iuiin 'ri"Ir III ih'S' al
! margarine. sap. AN! "li'"tk'' would L.
seriously Threatened. AMI 'i"rniiny
whole rcnnIul" position af""t"d. -
! l,lS; of all. German agriculture. WINCH
. in rrar" tune drprn,l"d upon an rNI'i'-
! Sivr colonial t,cul"iNy ANA fr'" Trad:
! Now after = :; years "Nl"rlfn'it 90
iavriCui;ur" without r'I"n'hi p""Lu''"
and raw max. rails. II * clear no" ma IS
! p"nS;lhIc for ih' h" '%iSt'hr& al ih"
! German pcuplc-:tt home IS it's u::diStur"-
ed and sur, supply Of colonial pr"!u'tS.
| To give but Il single "N;tmric. Our
| milk production has fallen almost l.!
! half owing l." III" lack 81 "'IrhN" .AS
/, fodder Il"mr f""dsIuff*. ar" not
nearly $" productive. and q" not CIV
such good manure AS rnplral producers 5,
| which are r!p"ncd ny Il Tar h"r'nr sun
where th"S" tropical ttmd StuHS are
! lacking the uurpat of rn!lk. corn su%.ir
Hnd hides sooner or later falls. and TN
| material baSiSuuf our "Ni$i"nc' ii ~
! stake.
The Fate of~Ana rchic" Capitalism.
tItrrr I..n%clr then pr"c"r;l. /" arru"
! tihhuEh withuul ait:rnriln% ANY l'r""i
If Tins Srutc,ir.rr) that German iiitcr-
. -
! E.ngliSh States. IL" GIrlt'. rightly at
lacks the rArlnaa:l"n "i li;t'h 2'rin'"&
and insists ;ha, III" INil"s mast II"
LONGER br thu prey OF ''rriva'" "anllal-
IStir instincts" The n"U'.$.SirN work al
iur,;;uliziug .tfrr':i can only pr I"rf"rin-
ed hy state Socialism: and thus ""apI-
taliSin." which on August !. 1914. cnt"r-
rIi the World-rcvuluti"n rs victor over
Socialism. will com" out "' IL rs IN"
prI.a,urr Of Si,ciLlISUi." II l.: E"rn'an%.S
task 10 Organize, the hIiE"rI" "nnHrchc
CapitaliSuL" Ii il t. G"rin2ny% "hn-
paratiycly advanced organization If her
economic poSuhni that 81" owes the
possibility of holding "ut f"r ihrS,:
three years. II her capitalism had been
OF the backward historic form prevalent
in England up III The war. she would
very soon have collapsed"
(Sucialism. nc clIirmS. iS coming and
is inevitable. hut thu viial fHctnr in the
, future is The difrrr"ncr III tn" SOCIAL
+ structure Of Germany atd If other r;tpi-
taliStic countries. TIL" indirlduallStic
conception of the State which prevails
in the French alri English d"mucr:t'i"S
: has proved itself inferior I" the strong
Statc-powcr" OF Germany
+ The Facade OF Autocracy.
No one will seek Ia deny thai in Ger
many also tn" power of the Stale h;LS
cont inully been placed at the service.
of the ruling classes. Int never WIS il
81 utterly the wll-lnSs organ of class
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lcHvc soon for Pittsburgh. where nc
Will cntr. the Fit university.
Mrs J. H. Brown and Miss Rosetta
DOYLE have returned home after
weeks visit u Cump Meade.
Miss Irene Rude has Returned home
after Il brief visit al West Liberty.
Miss l:Ga Oliver has resigned nor
position ut LtncbcrEger. Hunter co. :
Miss Virginia Leach will leave toda!
for delaware. G., where she VIII enter
school.
Miss Nora Rud" continues seriously
III at her HON" in licllairc.
Miss. Nellie Marpir has accepted po-
siiiun ut the posto!ricc.
AIR. ind Mrs. Robert r. Nolan and
daughter kathalecn If this city left YES
tcrday for camp Meade. Md, and Mar
tinsburS, w. Va.
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Bowers and Cooper Voted
For War Preparedness

Special p.sFstirh /" Th" lni"iliG"nc"r.
SlIlNGTuN. -. G.. Sept. l2.-AC-
r"r,IuE t. H.. standard al E!"n$urcm"nt
used 10y Ia" National security League
thr J.'.rCcnlaGr III WRONG votes" cas-
by Tie West Virginia delegation in the
SiXiyfnUrth and SIXiy-iifIi Congresses
ut %l.2I I"'r cent. li"r record isn't as
bad. in III" leagues opinion aS a major
ijy OF tn" ntlrtr states. Of all tn" states
al tn" SOLID South" for that matter.
There is N"rih Dakota wrong" :! l.;
l'"rr.u:.. and having tn" dubious distiuc-
tnn Of 4, aiding The list ~ percentages
Then there ~ .Nahatna. VIII" WAS C" per
cent. wrong"
II is timely now tn take up tho record
Of tho West NirCinianS in III" IlnuS'
tSiNtyf"nrih and SiXiy-nfth con-
rr"$*cS. l9lG-lTl. VIXEN tho eight war
and rr"pa rcdnrSS measures under dis
cussi"n. a. reported by tho lcaiSu.'S
chart.
Mcssrs. Powers md Cooper voted
"ri,:trt" IN Hll eight measures and ar,
two nf ~" fnrtr-S"v6.n representatives.
"f th" iluuS" on thc leagues "Enll a.:
Honor.
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()bI UARTf
Funeral for T. II. Coyle To-day.

Funeral services for Thomas Henry
C"ylc. popular Island young man. VIII.
rnsscd away Wednesday evening. val
IL. held IN the family homo. ll' South
Front street. Tonight ut : "'"l"rk. TIL"
I&"v. s * strauss pastor "f T"n Luth-
cram church. Will rffi"ini". Ini"rm"nt
MIR I'uyl,. WAS the SON "T j.. y. anu
Mimi" T"yi" AMI was III his lHth year:
lr%Itl cam" after two years illness 81
leakage uf tn" heart. caused hy an hrCi-
dent while rH%I'lE. II" was 81 student
nj tho Wh,rl.ng high SChu"l un!Il l."
Was competed in rrliruu$h ms studies
h,~.;lri$,. "f failing health. II" wHS horn
In S,"uh.nvillr. l,ut II" had lived her" me
r..airr part "r his hf". Il" leaves he
sides his parents w" sisters.
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FRIDAY, 18TH, IS GEN,
\ PERSHlNC'S BIRTHDAY

SOMEWHERE, IN FRANCE. sept. u
There's a Suhd,tcd atru"SHhctc my 'ri.s
,.tn,, this mans army t"-daE--. t''linS
that :, surprise is scout I" o. SP'""s'
.,t,fis that Htinic IS 20 be the goal
f5rac:icnlly everybody knows that TO-
,nsrrow sia FRIDAY. the thirteenth. ana
hat on Friday. IL" thirteenth iNo''
away hack in the S':!trS--tn ItiSSourl~ =
;h.r,. arrived ia u happy tainllE on
John Joseph P.vShtng. Later they CALI
- him "Eiack Jack'' PerShinc. and now
- IS General p"rshiaG. the man Mnose
y:-y name strikes terror to the huns.
Plans to Celebrate.
Md SO. without violating any C"iIt !
6rr. :, i rcrmissihle TO say that the
1ifty-eishih anniversary OF Genera! p Gr-
xhing's birthday ~ 10 be tittinc!E cci'
tr.t.d. No receptions. no llSh ana
S,upS." no cNtr;t eats -noth'tS I'M
,hat.... Here's the plan. and h:rrS no"
nrr Enthusiastic Yankee explained II:
"i,vcrv guy in this mans ARM loves
RI, yenrrat Every man is loyal. ana
what's nor. r:rry nfta Is JuSi ach'uS
for the opportunity 70 prove IT,. IL COS
without saying that every man mas u"ne
morrow we're going 10 u" more IMAM
rut hit. -, ,-i.;,,,
,h.. U.:ui..S an EXTRA dose OF lank'" at
,.n;jrn. Wc'r. going I" <" INTO ih' pat-
,lr WIKI twice ou: cuSt"tiar! "e'efl"'
Ultiun t. "tilp 'l'lh't'
HUN SUPERSTITIOUS.
..r; makes on dificrcnC" on what part
cf Inc western front the Yankees Viii
a.. uyhtiuE ,umorr"w-thcy AL un0,'r-
.;,,m.i and arr. al prepared Tor the '''!c-
pta.!on. u VI. ami at "n 1T IN" HTs;
LII ard VII b. IT en- until the good
Old Yankee genera! has ben Sat"Iy
STARTED TOWARD, his iii': -ninth rnilcSton".
"Inc!dcntlIiy. don't overlook tnr TACT
,h.., these H"in,'S are :upsrTtI ;I,"Ec
I.,rd. how they do fear tn" fr!dt! ;
Which fall on the thirteenth. black cats
ana All that sort Of thing
New. you sc, the full import OF inc
,,,.t,rnt;or don, YOU: Hundreds OF
.b".S,mds IF Yankees each with Il TWO
fold purpose 1, the s'n I;r;h,e
dose. both at IN, SAM. 'iH'f Ean YOU
;nacinc VII / = wonderful c' Iteration Il
IS going 10 D.: ,o,.o
And when tn" days reports have
l..cl ,."nlr!l'd Of an .;N'"rii"nai an H"s
,ictorv all along th. line. won't tnt gen
nr;,l b.: r,'-hty glad ;h;lt h" reached nus
nt;y eighth birthday Male nEatihs hHs
w"r;d fr"".iom Over here: What c"asd
h., SWett=r"
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Oyerworked School Girl
Had Bad Heedaches-Always Tired
Ma annetitn-Vinnl Mads Eer We'll.

Had Bad Notwithstanding Tired
No Appetitc-vinol Made Fer We'll
Rainbridgr. y. Y.-"Mr little dauEh-
tor. L.; gears old. 0vHrS0rlicd and WAS
RUNDOWN tired NIL III" time. nervous.
ha,! headaches. couldn't rat and had 10
stay OUT of school. Ninol has built h"r
up. Sh. has a good appetite. no more
headarhrS and has returned 70 schunI
arain."-MrS. Lester Andrews
Their, is no secret about Einnl. 1t
owes it's success 10 beef and cod 1iv"r
pcpt1res. iron md Manganese" pcpton-
atrs and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tn" oldest
and most famous hndy building and
strength creating toniCs.
HoEr-Davis Drug Co. Wheeling; Sol
hy and Reed. Bridgeport. Ohio. and
druggists everywhere.
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NEWS BRIEFS
Al NationalitieE-

Al Nationalities--Prlc: every
nationality was represent cd at The regis
tr,tion booths ycStrr" =, according I"
the officials in charge. and many inter
prntrrS were needed as Il result.
Watch Truck Trains---Mauy persons
wore lined along tn" streets y StrrdaE'
afternoon Watching The big ARMY trr'k
truirls pass thrnurh. Many at thu lads
were given lunches by thu ladies along
the highways.
Freight Is Moving.--rhn freight Sit
uation is said to u" better nj the pros
ent time than for many months. and is;
moving along in I'm" shape Few COM
pla!ntS have been heard
Streets In Bad Shape. Tho Strc"ts Of
the city were il bad condition las; rv"-
ming owing t. Tho rain If the aficrn""n.
and il was difficult |" drive with COM
fort.
No Autos sunday.--Fcw autos Will 10
out Sunday. according I" III" Earag"
man. and tho ma nriiy Of th" accessory
houses and repair shops will l." closed
for tho day.
Repairing War Truck.--0nc "f tn"
big ammunition trucks is hriniS, repaired
at the big r. S''h"nk & Son rnra=" ~
FHuh on, and 4 crow Of army lads ar
husily engaged IN the work 81 making
tn" repairs.
PPicture Houses Busy.-Th" movie
bO,,S.s Of M city r"pnri that III" Ir''
busy. and thai ih"r" l.; much aritvl'F ~
,h.ir I'm" Ut tn" present lin. War pa
lures arc being shown 1t many al In IN.
Police offlcers.--'rh" m"n!"'"S "f the
police depart m"nt wrr" kept hiISE T"%-
trrdav giving r"Ei%Irants jT~! rurI Ions
nnI they on" ana all assisted III every
way U"~Sihl".
Creek Cleaned out.-Wh""llmr crock
was given :, rca! hnth y">,t' rdlE, III
first time rur many weeks. and 10" film
wnS moved out into ~" riH"". TIN
stream has been in Z StaGntni t"ndi'iiI
fer some time.
Many Travcnng.-Th" rrlr'adS 70
p,r; that many persons ir" travelling.
and d".:p:tr thr rails" IN i'i>S"nC'r rHi'ei.
tho usual number seem - j." lak!m!;
th.,r y1cltinnS.
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United Brethren For
Uniform Divorce Laws

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. II
Tho West Virginia Eni'rd brethren
conference in session here today re-
elected thr two conference Sup"rInt"nd-
cn,s by unanimous vote. They arc Dr.
T.. q. RadabauEh "f lexington ana IL
L. T.. Foster. Of Mason. They VIII DC
stationed tomorrow.
\ resolution addressed to the prcSl-
don't and congress urging m amrhh-
mont 10 tho federal constitution pro-
yid,ng for uniform laws on marriage
and divorce was adopted. Rev. Dr.
Weekly. retired bishop. addressed IN"
conference this morning and Bishop
E.ll n-rsidnE officer. gave lecture
ON Studies III Socialism ard Capitai-
ISM" ,nri;:ht.
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pnENcRn1Ar COMING.

CHARLESTON. ". VII. S"rt, I'm
r,,urrcn,.n, has been rr;,!" that Lieu
,.nac, ';rnr"n StuvaCH. Il fr"n"h arm
.,f,;ce- wh,. has Sncn long s'T:i - on fh'
western front will b. an" ~ u" speak
ers N.due~'la ;.';"r''""ii. S'l't"ii'a'F -
-, ,b,. stat. war conf. r.t.,'.. Ia -" hell
:, rn,ri.srr., Hts address IS "Nf""i"d
20 10 u h,c.:t: interesting one. with -
..rrnp :;u,tf COR "vrr-SuhScrlbtnr IN"
Fourth | ib.rty i."an. tr"fn Charleston
no VII! 20 - Elun'iuSt":i :" attend M
meeting nf q" West Virginia i:ank"rS
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Y, NJ, c, 4, SECRETARIES
WANTED ASF|GHTERS

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Y. u. g. -. has
iesurd an order 10 all its secretaries be-
tween the ages Of q and u In present
themselves Ia the nearest army mcdlr1l
officer ;or physical examination Such
secretaries as arc. unwilling to do SO
will be returned Immediately to the
United States Thos" passing the e%-
animation satisfactorily will be given
thirty days in which ~ enlist. After
the thirty days they will BE- returned
t. th" United States il they have not
nOliS T-f1
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County Court News
Mariarn Licenses.

William c. Zimmerman. -. ma -
l"rtia a. Zimmerman. b, both "f -
yer. q.
John IT, Lowe. &c. If t.ls! Liverpool.
q and Maud Tfurmam. -. 30 sartIi&. q.
Osynar Calhyrll ~. If E"!sn".t r"IIn-
~ ohio, and Myr'l" Church. a. TT
Marshall c,ouu.y. w. VI.
Deeds accorded.
Joseph IT. Hnl'"H IN ltuih Holden
u1llo..l:. lot. on Wla,"!!nE Island. Con-
sidrrati"n. $40.
Albert q; llallo"I; anh VII" IA Joseph
J. Rnltnn lot on Wheeling Island. Con-
sidcraiion. $40.
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U-BOAT NOW ONLY
AN ANNOYANCE, IS
RIORDAN'S ASSERTION

NEW YORK. Sept. l2.--Enn!idrnt
prediction that = naval battle hr'W,'',
rir. German G.n forces and the Hlll"l
fleets would rrSUit III - marin" SiHtEh-
ter for IN" Tcul"G:. was mad" ny It"p-
rc%"ntati," Dannl RI"rdan upon ms
.rrturn /" N..v' Nurl; t"-h"y after an in
srrrtimn At American naval a'liNftlcS
abroad.
.'rh, rrn;..ttr- that il being afford
81 merchant IrSS,l.; ana transports Is
improving 10y III. h"i.r." h' asserted.
'r!r" l'smni wa. Il r'rjl. N"w ii is
simply AN annoyance. Very S""n II VIII
la. rhliirrHt r,l.
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HUNS CAUGHT TRYING
TO DESTROY STEAMER
Chilean Officials Have to Call Troops
to Force Way on Ship.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Sept. l".-NaThl
authorities nt thu Chilean port OF fiSh
,rDn To-day .:urrri>"d m" G"rinmnS aboard
ill., steamship ,'a"la who had prepared
electrical installation L. blow up inc
SrS..rl ut an? moment.
The captHin Of tho Carla denied per-
mission 10 IN" nuthuriti"S 10 BOARD inc
ship and they w"r" tnrc:c l" Drlns
troops IL enact Obedience.
Th,. occurrence" caused Il big ScnSation
due t. the recount rruni." of III" Ger
man minister not IT, allow any reprti-
tinn nf attempts To destroy or lnJure
the lnirrurd vessels.
II WIS rumor"d ;hat documents were
found proving in" German minister or
lurrd ,;rrmnm caItnirs Ia destroy their
ships Ia avoid rnufiSCat!on.
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Nc>'-rlH. :I;"r;"'"n :u:!"rHi services
were hr!G Ia" Mr". Mary :. Marlin.
wIrl";y o. Nillnm =. Mnrlim. ii IN" i''f"'.
If her daughter. Us =. y. r"rn;.harl.
3caHt. r'harl,nn stree. wh"r" her death
,crurr"d rur*,!ny. n" Rev. &. j..
saiul,-"m e the '1"l.li:t.' street M'th"-
dist Episcopal church. w:-S il charge.
Inrrrnl"nr was in S;nr" "hmrCh GEM
r;rry rIlnn Grove.
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70 SPEND A MILLION.

PITTSBURGH. Snnt. !2.-Reenivcrs
Of tho Pittsburgh Railways company
will appear before tho United states
court Friday morning to ask authority
Il, sonrd ono million dollars and perhaps
moro Immediately for extensive i'm.
rrnvo,ncrts 70 It's rolling stock and
equipment.
This action Ia the result Of what
amounts practically 70 orders from army
and navy representatives hcr" and tho
starn public &ervicc commission. and In
n general way has TO do with co-ordi-
NATION in tho conduct 81 the war. by en-
ahlinc employees Of munition plants 70
e., n and from their work more e1pedi-
rIOUsly
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SAVE THE FRUIT PITS.

'WASHl\GrbE. S"pt. T. Takers an!
tho ~ biic generally w"r" rlli"Il upHIi
t,r The. f.rnt administration tu'iIT :" 81! T.
Fr,:i; pits and nat Sh"ll$ - Ia used ~
MAILING "arbrs FIR gas masks. Pits 1T
ncach"$. I.runrS piu'rS. al.ric"tS. ''!IT.'S.
cherries and dates. and shells 90 Erazii
ard hickory nuts. watautS and butter
NUTS ar. wanted They will b. coll
Icc,rI and shipped hr The Rcd Cross {"
the gas .!sfenS.. division OF tn" chemical
war service of :h' army.
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Bethlehem Fails to
Accept Wage Award

WASHINGTON. S.'ps. l2.-While pre-
parinz today to hear representatives Of
A.l.r union sheet and metal workers
threatening n general strike east OF tho
Mississippi river m account OF condi-
ton. Mt the bethlehem steel plant thu:
War Labor BOARD received = message
:ro7., 'tn ise'hinh.'rn company which. it
IS understood. failed TO meet L request
:or n. .r7,Ir.e data and full acceptance o.!
A>arc-S r.S.cpt IxaSe lvarN
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The wtfc's War Cry.

MY man hns gone to war. IN
rrrasingly often We hear this croy now
a-days. It strs tho heart Of the lis
ton"r. and especially when It develops
ina: tho mother has III" burden or car
ing for tho l:ttlc ones thrust upon her
The Day Nursery hopes to shelter
many Of the children who's" mothers
nrr forced into industry. War has AL
NOS, doubled the cost OF matnt eaancc
~ the. institution. and IN sritc OF tn"
nanny demands upon the public Tor
,,,nnrv Wheeling cannot afford to let
Tho hahi.s suffer, SO respond generously
49, .isahy Day" Saturday. September
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McMECHEN
Choir Was Entertained.

Mrs. less D"yl. "ntcria ned III" Nom
hrrS "f the Church Of God choir last
evening n h'r HON" on Tenth street.
Cannes and music were enjoyed through
nut III" evening. vt n late hour Il d"!l-
cinuS luncheon WIS served
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LLOYD GEORGE I'LL

MANCHESTER. England. Sept. IA
1t was officially announced late tonight
INIT Premier Lloyd George is suffering
from IL chill. He has high tcmPera-
,urc and may bc prevented from fuitlil.
ing ali his engagements in his present
tour Of Lancashire. the statement adds.
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Lieutenant Peter Yost

If"u'rrani I'.;"r Yn"t w"l-kn"wr
young man e N''w Mar lnsh'rr;. w;ts 4
visitor III the city yesterday. huvir&
arrived from Camp l"'dcc. Ia. whore
j." has l".'n InStrurtlnE IN" icw rH'
,.rufts. H., expects To b. sent across
WITHIN The very near future. II" Is
lacking t:.". and says that he Is enjoy
Ing The best of health.
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Kiwanis Club Luncheon
Interesting Meeting geld Yesterday at
Noon ut Tho Mcclure Hotel

\ very interesting rnr"tInE and noon.
dav luncheon ~ Inc Wheeling k!wan.s
cub was h"ih yesterday ut noon n the
Mrl.u"s h"l"l. which was featured by
several interesting talks h. III" lncni-
hcrs and discussions bv several az them.
TIL" matter or starting III" collection
nf funds for A monument Ia the soldiers
was discussed the club being th1 trst
Ia start the hall rolling for such q
project. 1t Is likely that somc action
will b. taken along This line at an early
11ta
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Surgical Dressing Class.

The surgical drrSsin.. class will ho,h
it's regular weekly m""jinG this evening
in the Rcd Cross building. Th" cv'n-
ing Will b. d"r"i"l 10 sewing and knit
ting. everyone Is Expected 10 hc pres
ont
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MARSHALL III LINZ.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntcliiGencHf.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept. L.
Marshall college has been recommended
10, the soldiers army training corps.
President D. I. Woodlcy asks that boys
interested send in their names at once.
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Labor Official Here

r II. Flynn. general organizer ~ the
American Federation OF Labor. arrived
in :hr city yesterday. and viii roman
here today in order I" confer Win local
labor officials as I" tho labor c"nH''lonIs,
in his vicinity. Mr.. Flynn is we'll
known in this locality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
SUGAR HoARpER FINED.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Upon plea
M guilty in fct.erll court today. the
Gcrinnnia catering company. charged
with boarding tivc tons OF sugar was
fined sumo 1t operates the New York
cafe and the Stadtkcllcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
COLONEL Il. W. SICKLE.

Cclnncl IT, Y. StickIe. m charE" OF
United Stat"a engineers or the Pits
hurEh district paid an administrative
lei "a Tho local United States en-
cinccr'S n:firc yesterday going over mat
t~rs pertaining 10 work IN that depart
mcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
Anti-BoIshevik Russ
Government Set Up

ii:IiiNrF:l.. Northern l:u*Sia. Sept
T." tI:y tn. hsSn,,H'.i Press - After
conference. ni:h the "uirnt" allied
,ir,l"ru:.ir, and military "h'"T" he
T..l,Ik"ySk> provisional G"N"r"m"mt.
,yi,Irlr r.',"niIy Ms "v"rihr""n va: Re
,4.i.I ,.-,'ny hnL viii c"u'lHu" !" d
rrr' he affairs IN TN" r"Gl"n al tn"
uor'h g.irh tn. adv n'r 81 ihc allies.
.;'r,,'k HOLM. Sept. !..-t.l"v"n f'E-
li>h,i,.fI and eleven French citizens hitv"
l,...u :trl..~IrL "ni imprisoned IN III"
for r"-.s II -. I'"t"r aad 81. itul. III
I,.irr..rr,i. ACCORDING. l., apparently re-
iiIIl, Information. r"riII'sl here t"-dh:
from ih' Ru~~aHn city.
TH" Eu-li~h"l'n In''Ar""r"i"d In"IHh"
l. il. T.; L.n'khArt. IN" ErrIistr consul
General at M":ruw. vino was ""ntl'Inn-
al :" death lay ih'' l;"'Sh"vi" govern
rnrui l,u' wh" escaped "s'''Iitl"n II; IN"
r,.Siii, - inIrrTcntiu ion If Hil til" n"Itr;
ItIlnlraiiG Irpr' S,'niatIICS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-28
CURB PRICES MOVE
IN NARROW RANGE
Advances Recorded in Last
Hour Of Trading in High
Rate Issues. ,

There was little change in the char
acter OF trading in the curb market
yesterday. prices continuing to move
within narrow range except In the
last hour OF trading. when there were
substantial advances in some of the
higher priced Issues on the news of the
Bulgarian peace overtures and the con-
tinued successes of the allied armies.
The feature was furnished by United
Motors, which sold almost a point higher.
standard Oil issues were quite active,
but little change was noted In prices.
Among the independent oil shares. Mer-
rift and Houston Oil were strong and
active. Burns Brothers Ice had re-
action due to the denial Of an official
of the American Ice Company of a pro-
posed merger between the companies
War stocks were rather dull and
Aetna Explosives sold fract!onally lower.
although reports concerning the COM
pany were of a favorable character.
The companys new plant at Mount
Union, Pa. will be In fun operation by
October. and earnings are expected to IN
crease materially. Mining stocks were
duh. with irregular and small price
changes.
The bond market was featured by
unusual activity In the Interborough
Rapid Transit 7s. which advanced a
fraction
Total salee and range of prices fol-