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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
RUSSIANS ARE IN FAVOR DE WIPINC OFF
 THESLATE
Reports oi Various Prov inces approve Step by
 The BoISheviki

PETRODRAD. Jan. ss-All The yari. ouS provinces ot Ihe country support .ns ,hs Be,shsyiEi government which had been commanded hy .hat hoiy 70 bring in their approya, or disappcova! ss 70 whether Russia should repudi- .s-e 1As WAT 5Eieb.nesS. have reported ,he!r approval The decisions ot Jhe provinces have 10, been officially ac- cep;ei ye1 by Lanine and TroJ>ky: but I : thought ;haI a formal announce men: Nill bs made 70 nat efecl short ly
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
STANDARD OIL KING GIVES MILLIONS TO
 HELP WAR FUNDS

NEW YORK. Jan. ss.-Two large gitgS have eeen announced 2s received from John n. Rockefeller. one Of s5.- 5o0.ala 70 enable ths Rockefeller foan- 52i5on 10 u1ae- increasing demands for !ts various forms ot war work Withou, having ,o make inro2jS on is p-in- cipal funds, and $ sitI ot s5oo, ,0o0 from .ne Rockefeller Foundation 70 the '. V. [. < for Us war work
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

LONDON E@ Jan -&-., -1= a. -.z-c4s 1@.e -za- Ear. Re2ti-g. io-l ---s.=.. .1s-se= E-l la2Fa s5o-oz for tae [---=z S:a:=s . axe p a.s 1a~ dr- ..ss . British 2:ga commissioner il -1z- ce--.-r. r3 which Ae 1as ius. 5==7 aap-ozz.=1 Es E rs.4;a his -os=.o-z 2. .3-5 chief justice and vii. -azs oF=- z1= ac-k o5 -1e British var mission and :rz establishment. il NeE Ec-G and Izz1-gzoz
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
TACOMA HAS PASS SYSTEM

TACOMA. Jar zs.-9eTe.-ass2, et- Seals Ezre sz-oa2c=1 -zz- : czss ea-i Srs-=- = . ts =s-ae.s1s5 w1:.A --.' P=-z.t 10 one :o 1z7s zcesss -o ~1z-ves- @z-sAe-S=s- s.zT-o9s- o- var plants z--=ss r-3v55s-4 7..z pass e4E1 Tzi= .s = aeco-35-e= E.-1 i- s---e-tozs -=cz.v=5 s-oa. <. = aF5=-- - z=-=-7- G-+zE
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
TRAVELLERS ARRIVE

u. Mehern Of Folger (, Co.,, of San Francisco. H. Marcus of the Goodrich Rubber Company, Of Seattle, J. H. Nichoalds. representing Armour & Co.,, Of Chicago, 4. Van Mayern of the West Coast Grocery Company of Ia coma, Dudley G. Allan, of the Tru-Blu Biscuit Company of Tacoma, were ar rivals today on the Alaska, after hay ing spent the holiday season south.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
SON KILLS HIS MOTHER
 IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE. Jan 2s-Nrs Lester Toass z4s s2o, and killed his morning :: 4e- home presumably by he- son. M A.,s2- eighteen ye2-S old The Soa 5=5 ~1e1 11e po,5cs sought Ia question 1.-, The department is iu- ves-.Ea-;-s
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
BRITISH FLYERS
 BRING DOWN SEVEN
 GERMAN MACHINES

LONDON, Jan. a6.-The war office announced this morning that British airmen dropped three hundred bombs along the Courtrai Ledge. on the rail way stations and on the billets west of Cambrai. bringing down seven Ger man machines which tried to give the British flyers battle. The raid was in all respect great success.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 26.-Frank II. Gould. surveyor general of the de partment Of Interior, dropped dead here today
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

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 Ta= Alasza rom -1= zozt5 ay-tT=d oa -51s ac -99z zs-1 15 ,o1z ot tr4.g1- sad 2 2zzsszg=-s t3r Ee-ch.Ez1. z Wick Jt- s@6 N-z G@3- ' L.nge-- ts.- ' Y Eo5-e. 1..= and children. II. y Sz~y=-. Nrs Go. 1-lk=s and zoo. Miss Gladys M.-c1al.. T. Ec@oz- and 1it4. Jo-1 P=ser4 M- za6 M-.- Fra- -o1- King ' 2 Jo-ez, go5s-- Jones, " 2 E2p=-z01 and wite. ;. J Na1=ro, II Ma-c15 ! II S.c5ozl1z. L. (. Al- Isl. | Ts1 NzTe-l, R- [ Pks.ey. H [ E.llo-Es N-s- E.-.o--- Leaviag so. Ta= 2o-11 T=-= : Co-E4-. Grand Trunk za1--or z-5 Y PoEe-4
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
TO
 DIVIDE COUNTRY
 INTO COAL DISTRICTS

WASHINGTON. Jan 2s.-Ths-e is } tentative plan bs.ng discussed Aere -ha: may solve -Ee incl problem. l: is .hoaE1- -1az the entire country would ee as-es-ei ey 3 division into twenty districts The districts 70 supply their citizens wi.a -ea tael required
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE. Jan. 2G.-Ge- ral Pershi1g's automobile was held up between TWO hills and was unable to go backward or forward. on account of the slippery ice-coated roads. The general walked several miles thru the snow and slush 70 his destination.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
ONE GUARD LEFT OUT

Capt. Ii. R smith, Of the launch Twilight. who signed up for the home zurds just before the paper went to press, had his name inadvertently left put, when the list was phoned over to he paper yeterday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
E FORSS
aOG0 ATTENDANCE AT
 RED CROSS THIS WEEK
Ne" System of Registering Names of Tross Attending Work Days and
 Horksrs st Home Instituted

The a,-endance 2. the rooms of che Red Cross. shows yery good average c1i= week with 2 workers for Wed lssday. z4 Thursday and g Friday. This .s quite an increase over previ- oaz weeks l. hzz been decided not ro print names z: thoGe attending as there arg so many who are doing as much and more a- home on knitted articles znd other Red Cross work that it does ID. seem exactly fair 70 mention some 3t rhe workers and no- others
 i new shipment of yarn has oeen re- ceiged and + ls urged that knitting be done Dy as many who can az possible, as these articles, especially socks are Eaueh needed. < special mention iz made ot the splendid work being done br fne school children who have con- ;rib8-ed two dozen rn1faers, which ay craze very good work for beginners.
 r she woman Wao wrote the note
 for publication in reference 10 .he
 e.ght-hog- l&1. wishes t published,
 ahe must sign t. Her name, need
 not appear ln the paper when t ls
 published, if she go desires
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
JUDGE LINDSEY MAY
 GO TO FRANCE

WASHINGTON. .. (. Jan. e6.- Judge Ben : Liudsey. oi Denver wao was called here to corter Ei.a President Wilson aas beea offered 2 commission - 70 70 France and Eng .a23 as a representative Of the com. -1tt.ez C. +sts.55 ii..t;o7a-2 .a-. . s.ndE var conditions among women and children
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
FINNISH GOVERNMENT
 SENDS ULTIMATUM

HELSTNCToGc. J2-. -t.-7hc T;1. --sa szaata toda- pazzei ! resai--io2 unanimously coCna.ii-s thu R-sia cease . suppl arms 5o he Finnish -.e,e-S and r4Yola.ioa:=ts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 26.-The food administration here has received word thru a reliable source that but ter is selling at S225 a pound in Der lin. sugar at 56 cents pound, ham and bacon at $2.11 pound and Amer lcan soap at five bars for SLIP.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
RUMANlANS FIGHTING
 B0LSHENH TROOP :

z.oN81N- Jan -&-Taa cir .: E-ss--=T : s---e15s-e3 D. Rlna2i- a- .-csg=~ @cee-5:zg . a -spo-. rom P=--oEzzt and zoc 1g1:-1E is i2 7-os E-ass 5=-9ezz -1s Bcls1=r-.i troops a-6 -.s 22-az!2-s
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
ARMY VAMPIRE WEDS
 TWO MEn FOR PAY

OMAHA Jan. 26.-9lr=. Mar Wan, e-a P-ar; George Ray1a is under ar -esZ ae-e charged T..h bigamy. the re- su,- 2. marrying TWO soldiers in order 70 obtain ,1=!r army allowance while hey az 31 France.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
DEPIjTY INCONME TAX c 0ILECT0R ON WAY
 HERE TO HELP TAXP AYERS MAKE RETURNS

to- give out to those who may be lia- ble or those who may ask for them. There is also enclosed herewith poster which you are requested to post in conspicuous place in your office or elsewhere.
 Taxpayers are requested to forward the amount of tax with their returns. Whatever assistance you may rem der will be greatly appreciated.
 Respectfully,
 DAVID J. WILLIAMS
 Collector Internal Revenue.
 NEW INCOME TAX LAW The New Income Tax law requires every single person receiving $1,000 per year and Every Married Person re- ceiving $z,000 per year to make re- port 10 the Government.
 The Penalty.
 The penalty for failure to file a re- port Of income for the calendar year 1917 on or before March 1, 1918, is
 A Fine of s2o to $1,ooo
 For making q false or fraudulent re- turn fine Of not to exceed $2,000, or not exceeding one years imprison- mcnt, or both. and in addition 100 per cent of the tax eyaded.
 All good citizens will show their pa riotsm by making reports promptly: also every good citizen should be in- tere8ted in seeing that all pay their just taxes and should report tax dodg- CTS 10 the Collector of Internal Rev enue, David ]. Williams, Tacoma, Wash. SIackcrs Will Not Be Tolerated.
 Blanks for return may be had at tho U. s. Commissioners office.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
nP. ssMOSo5 RETURNS

H E Sinonds. superintendent for t1e Smiley Czn1e-y, 4- Charcoal Point r=.gr-s6 oa -E.e JeEe-son yesterday af- Te-1co1 from seat-Ie where he has saenr tae aia-er .aontas-
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
CANADA AFTER
 FISH BUSINESS

k OTTAWA. Jan. s6.-In today's GaEette. 8 local publication con !
 k lainS an order in Council permit I k ting during the year 1918, vessels !
 k registered in the United States to 1 } land fish in British Columbia !
 ports for shipment in bond 10 !
 k points of destination across the
 F border. !
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
AUST RIA IS READY
 PORTAGE
VIII Accept Russian Pro- cram With or Without
 Germany's Consent

LONEON. Jan. 26.--Austria has de- Jared her readiness to conclude separ- ate peace without Germany's consent, and to accept the Russian democratic program without exception. This is he nations determination says a dis patch from Petrograd
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
SUSPECT ARRESTED BY
 POLICE 1T SEATTLE

SEATTLE. Jan. 6-Mathew Krulke was arrested last night as he was leaving a Japanese steamer. He is suspected of being the go" between the Bo!shevikis and the I. W. w. on trial at Chicago Secret service men have traced him and his occupations he last several months, and it is claimed that Krulke is for no good pur- pose in fhe country.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
EXCHANGE SHOTS
 ON THE BORDER

FL PASo. Jan. 26.-American and Mexican soldiers exchanged five hund- red shots across the Rio Grande last evening. The shooting took place a short distance from the station One American was injured and one Mexi- can killed
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

The road to success ig slippery and he who travels thereon needs lot Of sand.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. 26.- The payroll of the fighting forces of ihe United States is nearly S1O0,00O,- oo0 a month. il has been estimated.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26
WEATHER REPORT

+ Fo. tae z4 aoarz e4ding p- IT. .
 < -zst evening 10 rainfall, sunny . E si day Naz.nnEn teEaperat1re [
 F 4l' bore Mlal-o114 temperature [ < 55' zboTe /.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 26.-Aecording to Postmaster (. II. Selph women letter carriers are not a success. He gave them q trial Tor fifteen days on sev- aral city routes. then announced that ,hcir services would be required no longer The work was too heavy for them. he said.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

TULSA. Okla. Jan 26-Sent to get sample from a tank car of gasoline, Fred Duke. 20, fell into the tank at sand Springs and was drowned
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

BOSTON, Mass. Ian. 26-Six mil ion pounds oi sugar have arrived at his port from Cuba. Refners to whom | was consigned said other Cuban car goes were on tho way and that there would be no shortage on New England after Feb l.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. 26.-The total German casualties in the western theatre during the year 1917 are con- serlatiYely estimated at 1.750,000 men, according to official British war office reports. This figure greatly exceeds the combined losses Of the British and French the report said
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-26

PETROGRAD. Jan. 26.-MaXim Gorky. the writer. was wounded quite seriously today on the street by q stray shot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
TO SELL $4,000 OF
THOMPSON SECURITIES

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 15.-At the in
stance of John Skeleton Williams.
comptroller OF The currency, suit was
entered in United States court here
today 10 establish The right Of The
comptroller 10 dispose Of at public sale
abou; $75O,000 worth of securities ri
satisfy debts Of Josiah V. Thompson.
former millionaire banker Of Union.
Town, Pa, on promisory notes TO about
l25 national banks.
The Comptroller'S action in filing Il
bill in equity it is believed, is 10 es-
tabIish his right TO dispose Of securi-
ties, 5000 shares of the capital stock
If the Liberty Coal company, and -
900 shares of the capital stock of The
Wrtzcl Coal and Coke company, which
the comptroller obtained October 80
1914, and which Thompson and his
associates were given until May. 1916.
10 redeem by payment OF sum not TO
exceed $750,00o.
The time for redemption having
passed, the comptroller asks the right
70 dispose of the securities at pubic
sale and asks federal court order
for this purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
TWO ARRESTS CAUSED
BY ALLEGED BAD CHECK

Harry Ross, representative Of th
Curtis Millinery company Of Pitts
burgh. gave a check TO William Wa:
ncr, taxicab operator. and two Il
rests resulted.
The. check. as the evidence broue
out. was never presented at bank :
payment, but was redeemed by s.
named Mary" of No. POSI- Mn
street. Wagner insisted upon COLI
Ing protest fees as is customary IA
bank. called Officer Craig and al
Ross arrested while in the office a
local justice Of the peace.
Ross said the girl wrote him OH"
demand for payment of the checknd
that he sent her the money in
which 70 redeem the check. Warr
accused Ross Of being worlhlcssnd
lettering, but after The eyidence'a>
Introduced Ross was dism"I.
whcreupon he at once swore 4
warrant before Justice John J. III.
pers charging that Wagner ha'ob-
tanned money under false prctses
and The warrant was served byOn'
stable Il. l.. Sommerson. A heinz
will b. held soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
Grandma Talks
About Babies
Has a large Circle of Listeners Who Prot
II bv Her Wisdom and Experience.

n GIN. ,,> .-,uus.;n.-: ih..:" - g.
srr-.,i,.,3 wh" knows Mothers t'r!"H1
s.. -.rrr = ~. r..'nsu:s. ."ri e: i!"T wv
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CATION n:"Hr-"H ''=I."'i:'llr -" "ND"";'''.'
u.u."rrs a:t.T ti.. fc:a.:'1 a.; I n"''"
wunI,r!.l .,t"rrc n rc!j"rirS t"nS."'
nrnugh. alari. by "xpal.ding "tI>r!..~
lu, - 4 HOS; Erar..'Il ..nr"urH gomez,
- H.. wuriLIi awaiting rE"'H"rhn"'i
wh., u5..tpf, - Mo'h'rS rr:cnT mak's
;h., t:,ue,.i.s tt,". alisnt and responsive"
WH.., !,an, arrives i&rT CApa;d "a~;!;
.tisi pan. ard danger a ~" cr!S:s -
!.t'.itH.ty Joss
Strain upn- tha nerves. and nEamcn;s
= i,~~s,r..d and n plaC" II; 4 period o.
,!isrrIri,.:'; suh r"lt:eQu"n: dread. !; =
= s..t<.'u -: calm rcr"Sr and hanr|
anti"!iAti"'i
Mn,n.r's Fr."rT "H1jirs ,hH mother -
,.r.~..ty.. :,.v h.nIgn Aid llAi"rhl HTi''
Au,! 50. ..-t-aj1is Il i,r"::& mother by ny
INK av"!I.i rn% pam and suffering
.>,,:yipan.,,N such an Ur"IS:"u wi'"a at'";'
WIZ ,;I.' ~, IradH.la Regulate" -.
iI-l- F.rf.,n- l:',ig.. A;iIuit. 10. :"'
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,:....,;:ut .,.,.'n.r$. ~! III ;'''' in"tu''''
A., nc. hv an ,.iIauc.' ;h:i :" i'ur""aS' =
f.,.ri. j.. 81: E...:"r'< Fri"'a. ;>""m ~ "r'S
-; and :Eus '":;tty yourself hE.'h- ,
.,;., and discomfort M':'r."'$ tH''':"i
sn,,:i.. To-. Applied night and m""'i"+
.yt.:t In U'H:"s; regularity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
Eaut!st Churches.

F;rst Baptist church. CORNER Tw''''A
and Byron STREETS S'"'d:ry >''h""' -
%.i:. Z, III. superintendent. T.. :. Turl''.
El,.,r., teacher I'D Sr!'"Id"r i'h'IA
,l. ;,:,.'i"rS tr"f. 7. s. humphrey and
Mrs. Flora brown Morning S"rN.'" =;
II O'Clock. Il. Y. +. T.. ~ $40. cr"mInE
services At 80 "'c'.ick. l"HnE iadi'.'
Will ,u""c IN il,c church "n TUESDAY G-
r..r,nuu :" >.w 10" i:"'i 'rnsS i'"'"
>laeS Wednesday evening u, ""l."'';.
PRAYER in""'i.E "Wednesday evening "a
80 u',iuri,. Th" fourth 81 n H"r,"S o.!
,aik$ nu ",Hr;>'i'ln '"ndUrt' Viii u" Dc
i:y..rrd a. IT," ,u"ruinc s"rN."". subject.
..Ir.r>u:,ai Nlr,'nl.' y rn"1raj%" g."
NniilS Will b." - n:r"t - prayer n""'!. =
W.dn.S,Iay "" ar" Looking forward :"
= strong dr.r" 4, n"r cv"rE m"u'i'"C "An-
Vas - l." Instituted som" tin'" d" MA:"t.
Warw"od RHutisr MiS$i"r~-Suud1y
\. ga y. m. Prayer meeting a )
O'Clock Thurs,ny evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
WEST LIBERTY

Til" snow and ic" arc alnnS: rou"
and. nav r"r Ia" mud. Mr. caldwell
tho road supervisor had mon nj work
Tuesday cleaning some NJ the chains
and sewers whir', was much appreciate
10y som" ri thr citizens.
Mr. ip"tX contractor for building the
durn!lnry - her" and will push tn"
work as rapidly rs tn" weather permits.
TIL" &. T.. society "f tho Presbyterian
rhurrh VIII civ" M "nirrtaIhmcnt 81,
March ~ Tho church. Cur Stainless
Flag" patriot" service III pageant
form. \ silver offering will he tnkcn
AZ he Gunr nnd refreshments served.
Tho weekly prayer meeting was held
on Wednesday evening ut Tho home &C
Misc Maud Cnrtis. Next week NJ tho
rcsid"ncn or MIR. Milton Hodges.
H"rh"rt Montgomery. who has h"en
~ at Fl. S"rcrru. On. was able To como
home Thursday.
The Pastor AID Of the Presbyterian
church me; at tn" home Of Mrs. McCon
on Thursday evening
Before christmas the Rhetoric class
Of IN" Normal planned TO present tho
decentralization OF pickcns's Christmas
coral. \ satisfactory evening could
not hr secured and the play was post
roncd until after Christmas. Owing TO
the sickness Of members of the class
the presentation was delayed. Now all
is in readiness and the charming story
will be presented this Saturday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
TO LECTURE ON CHURCH
AND THE WORKING MAN"
Marshall J. Gauvin Of Pittsburgh to
Speak in Unitarian Church on
February 26.

Marshall J. GauvlR, tho brilliant
Young Canadian orator. will lecture on
"Thr Church and he Working Man
az The Unitarian church, February 70
~ 5 O'Clock. Mr. Gauvin Is doserredIy
a mo> popular speaker in Pittsburgh,
where h.. lectures every sunday eve
ming 10 !arT" audiences in The Academy
theatre. under HE auspices OF inc
Pittsburgh RaIionalisl society. This
i his liilh s'asoG a. speaker for mis-
aSsaciar!un. \ notable fea;ur" OF his
lectures az his answers 10 written
questions sent up 20 'ho platform By
Inc audience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
Heal Skin Diseases

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer
withcczena, blotches, ringworm, raShcs
and similar skin troubles. A little zemc.
obtained at any drug store for 35c. or
5i.G0 for extra large bottle, and prompt
lyapplied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. 1t clcanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating.
disappearing liquid and is soothing 10
the most delicate skin. 1t is not greasy.
is easily applied and costs little. Get
it today and save all further distress
The {. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
IN THE CHURCHES

The Intel!igencer will gladly
publish church announcements.
but to insure publication and
proper classification. notices IN
tended for publication IN Satur-
days issue should be received a.
The Intelligercer Office not later
than Friday at noon. and Thurs
day. II possible. II is Respectfully
asked that the notices be made az
brief as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
Special Lenten Services at
St. Matthew'S P. E. Church

: Snccia, s''rl"S OF services viii b"
iNauclraI"i in -. Matthews Protest
AM Episcopal church, Fifteenth and
rhaplin.. street. on Sunday. February
Il.
Al these services thor" will be a
>Impl, ur,rr. easily followed. c"ngrH'
gatinnal SINGING. special music ana
sermon ny the rector. Mr.. Strldrr has
announced IL series for tho l.cnten sea-
son on IN" general subject, The Chris
fians Armor" TN" subject Sunday
r,cnfnc vii! b" 9TH" Grill" Of Truth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
WOULD MELT GERMAN
COINS INTO BULLS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-TreaIy
legal sharps today were confronted!
Il knorty problem over the disposiN
10 DO made of IS minor German Gu:
contributed by woman in Tennis
ser.
Please melt into bullets wrote ri'
woman to Secretary McAdoo, and lei
them help pay the kaiser in his OWL
COIN
Since the war department can uS'
neither silver nor bronze bullets tn
Gains probably will be melted 10 th"i
mint and their value as metal returned
10 tho givcr in wal" savings stamps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
Episcopal ChUcheL

st. Matthew's Episcopal ''h';T''H. 70.
i. f. l.. SrrtdNr. -"ct"C. ,Ehs ;!T~' >''i''
day in Lent; Nuly t'nmreu"I"n. . ~
Morning prayer. Arte-roc;,!"r'Hn ar'I
sermon. 1890 A. m. E;rHi:r 0ra'"r 7nh
sermon. 10 =. n. Sunday ~'h"". go
Mems Bible class > - a. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-16
Pan Handle Boys Are
Named By Sutherland

WASHINGTON. Feb. l1.--Senator
Sutherland today recommended the
following cadet appointments:
West Point--principal. !. Malcolm
Lewis. Moundsvillc: first alternate,
Robcr, Capped Cornish. Glendale; Sec
und, Edward VI. George, Wcllsburg,
Annapolis Principal Ira A. PliSen'
barger. Mont gomery; first alternate
Frank r. Campbell New Cumberland /;
second. Carman f. Irvine. Elkns
; ,hird. William G. Tonny. Huntington
principal, Charles TrUvila Myers,
! Huntington: first alternate. Russell L.
! Wolfe, Elkins: second. Fred b. Fisher
/ New Cumberland; third, Lewis L.
, Rowan, Union.
a. 3. AHndall. Clarksburg. today
| WAS commissioned first liculcna IN
| the ordnance department..
: Senator Sutherland. al conference
with d.. Garfield today urged more
liberal prices be allowed coal opera
tors of The Thin seam mines in Pres
/ ton. Mononga hrla, Taylor. Hopkins,
I Barbour and Randolph counties.
Congressman and Mrs. Stuart c. +.
Reed gave finely appointed 81. Val
cnrinc luncheon 10 the Rev. and Mrs
William \. Sunday. The guests were:
| Speaker Clark. Senator James +. Wat
son, Mrs. Charles B. Timbcrlak"
! Homer Rhodchcavcr. Ross T. Andrews
| Congressman and Mrs. Cooper, Con
gresham and Mr.. Litilepage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith, Senator
! and Mrs. Sutherland. Mrs. John w
! Roberts OF FarkersburS: Mrs. Ellis b.
! Yust OF Murcantown.
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PRESBYTERIAN Churches.

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,T';,.f.,.,,tj, and ,'i.,,,li-i. : r"js. Iia,jl"
I..r;.r Terry u"iui~."i. i;l'!'' school
go. N"n'~ ii.I' "!:.>e - 80 ~ IA"
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Two horoscopes are used by an Iowa
inventor TO keep single wheel motor
cycle steady, the rider and motor bal
anclng ono another.
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Warwnod Churches.

Narwood NJ. l.. church. Fourteenth
aud Warwrrd avenue. Rev. }. I. LUCK
to-. pastor Sunday school. H4' 4. L.
T.. &. l."ouhar'. superintendent. pE"h'h-
IA; services. /! u. N. and 80 J., m
Al Ii" ;GnrnirE services Dr. NJ. t..
t"miiun wI! preach and II" IS" r. IN
t." VIII meet tn" official board. The
pastor viii ircnch at )" j.. N. Up
worth League, 80 p. M. VI. J.. ius,!n,
rt-.sI hnit.