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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01
LULL
CONTINUES As
MAY DAWNS
TIE EEIGHT OF SPRNGTnhE
FINDS LOCAL SOCIAL CA1EN-
OAR ALMOST A BLANK.
War Work Increasing Its Demands
Upon Au--Two Dancing Events
Scheduled For Tonight.

The energetic ladies. who arc always
TO DO found delving deeply int" the ar
dousa work of the loyal chapter 81 Fed
Cross. were wearing 4 smile Of salts
facfinn hast evening. that Surrrrn" hans
pncSs that follows the cusrplctInn OF n
biz or difficult task. In ths particular
case. II was tho shipment Of Wheeling
quota OF the Front Line Parcels t" the
request thu. was sent nut from head
quarters L Shcrt time ago. for tho con-
summation of this work III 4 limited
time. Yesterday afternoon saw this or
der on lis way 10 national Headquarters
at Washington.
Two twenty-five dollar donations
were recorded by Wheeling chapter yes
IrrCiay. one came from tho Schwah"n
E,.rcin Of thu Wheeling district. while
the. second was The gift Of n local prom
intnt nlltgrn. who has been displaying
aer patriotism in the most substantial
of manners.
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! About People
L'ovcmenEs OF In duaIs to
ann From tha .SirS.
,.l:.;, ..;,;i;;1i.::tI.;-;t.S.S.jSlsS<ac;

Mrs. Emily Ebrighr and Miss Rose
EriSwingrr. formerly Of Elp"rn'S Cloak
anu Suit House. wish TO announce that
thy have gOnr into business for them
selves at ~ Eleventh street. under the
name of tn" T.. 4 t.. Hat and WaiS'
SHOP, where. The! will BE- pleased 10
meet their many friends.
Mrs. Lccch Cracrafi and interesting
sons, Masters McLurr and Lcech. Jr..
hav" returned 10 Wheeling after an
extended western visit.
Mrs. Jesse Bloch leaves today lo7
Il weeks stay iii New York City.
John killrrn of South Penn street
leaves today for Pittsburgh, where lie
will spend Il few days the guest OF
friends
Jesse Spridr! departed last evening
for Atlantic City. where he expects
to spend the next fortnight.
John Gavin Of South Eoff street Is
a business visitor in Pittsburgh IS
week.
Harry Miller Of East WhecnnC lnlt
yesterday for Camp Meade. Maryland,
where he will again enter training,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01
Russia Would Prepare
For Clash With Japan

MOSCOW. Tuesday. April 23.-(3y
The Associated Press>-Leon Trotzky
the Bolshevik minister Of war and
marine, speaking 1T IL meeting or the
central executive last night, urged
the issuance of decree for compul-
sorry military service.
bearing destruction. Russia must
have an army" he said. We do not
know the hour when We will be open
~ challenged by the impcrialistic' enc
my threatening us in The east"
The central executive adopted res
oluton To this effect, The measure
provides for the training OF Workmen.
peasants and unemployed from Is TO
40 years Of age for eight consecutive
weeks, for at least twelve hours.
School boys from l6 10 IS will be
trained in similar manner. while
other children at school will be
trained in accordance with the rules
of the department Of education. Wo-
men may volunteer The enlistment
will be for minimum of six months
and dese7tion will be punishable by
imprisonment and loss of citizenship.
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Wheeling Insurance Man Tells
of Friends Recovery

"llr suffered considerably from
cas, in stomach and collie attacks. md
at times was very yellow: His doc
tors diagnosed his aimrnl as gall
bladder trouble and that an operation
WAS necessary. Some one persuaded
him to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
Since taking il onr year ago h" tells
me hn has been able to eat anything
1t is Il simple. harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from The intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac-
tically all stomach, liver and intes-
final ailments. including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money re.
funded. John Coleman Co., c. II
GrieSt & Co.
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RECORD MADE IN THE
EIGHTH GERMAN LOAN.

AMSTERDAM, April 30 kilograms
received here from Berlin say that DR..
Rudolph Pavenstein, president OF the
Imperial Bank of Germany, told a
meeting OF the board Of directors Of
the bank, Monday. that the subscrip>
lions to the eighth German war LOAF
then amounted to 14,776.000, 900 marks, {
or 1850, 100000 marks more than the.
record of the sixth loan. He added
that subscriptions from the soldiers in
the field were still outstanding.
DR.. Pavenstein said that Of the war.
credits. amounting to 124,000,000, 900,
marks, which had been voted up to the
present. 87,730, 100000 marks had been
consolidated into long term loans.
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womaa's Club Final Meet.

! The coming Friday afternoon. May 5.
! will find the members of The Woman
: club of Wheeling gathering IN the hnal
! general meeting of the l?lI-la season.
! This session. AS its predecessors. VIII
be held in the Windsor hotel. beginning
at 3 O'Clock.
The interesting program for this oc-
| caslon will TEEN with subjects OF cur
rent day Importance. the general trend
! of the diScourScS TO be the army, navy
| and aviation work of this critical
period Each topic to b. dwelt upon
| in a short talk. followed by appropriate
music and recitattons.
| Captain Jarvis Price of the Canadian
army. and who IS at present in Wheel
! ing. will honor this assenblage with one
| Of his extremely unusual talks on the
| part played BY Canada and its men IN
! the International struSCh' now raging.
While Captain Price will. discourse. on
the actual tight and real action another
! officer OF tho same rank IN I'll" American
| army. and former local man. E. Is. Hop
, kins, Of the S42nd Field Artillery. sta
toned ut Camp Funston. Kansas. viii
| deal with the phase Of army life con-
nected with his particular service Al the
cantonmcnt.
Mrs. Walter Kelly will discuss the
work of the navy in L truly able man
. ner. while Mrs. q. O. Maggie will givr
L brief talk on the aviation work OF the
, service.
Departing from the ANIMAL custom of
! the club at this closing session Of tho
/ year. the meeting will. be without the
! usual delightful luncheon feature. IN
keeping with the food consf. ratinn rul-
| ings OF the day
Mrs Charles J. Proudfoo;. the chair
! man Of tho War Savings Stamp society
| affiliated with the club. will be on hand.
assisted by her efficient committee
ready to dispose Of the thrift and saw
/ ingS stamps ut this ;im". As this will
! be the final opportunity Of this society
| receiving the patronage OF tho full
! membership OF The club when assembled,
until the fail tenn. Il large sale is an
| ticipat"d by the chairman.
! Mrs. !. e. Hcarne will preside at the
meeting. in the absence OF the retiring
president. Mrs. J. r. Garden.
Tho election and installation Of tho
clubs officers for the coming years
work vii! form che business part Of
! this general meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01
Thomas Krnwond Of McColloch

Thomas Krnwond Of McCofloch
street is spending few days on bus
mess in Pittsburgh.
Miss Elijah beth Cook Of Echo Point
has recovered from Il recent illness.
Misses Agnes and Helen Wilmer OF
New Cumberland. ". Va, are spend
ing several days the guests Of lrlenus
on the Island.
Mrs. Charles Jackson Of LennoX
left yesterday for Cincinnati. O.'
where she will spend several weeks
the .yleSt nj relatives.
Nate SALISBURY. prominent oil pro-
Queer of Sislersville. w. Va, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Or. L. b. Plant who WAS recently
operated on for appendicitis is re-
covering rapidly.
Carl hnoke of Edgwood who is con-
fined 10 the Ohio Valley hospital Is
Improving rapidly from recent op-
Grafton.
Harry Wade Of the Island Is visit
ing friends in Pittsburgh for several
days.
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vaSSar Instructor in
German Charged With
PrO-German Propaganda

POCGHKEEPSlE, \. Y. April So
Miss Agatha Wilhrlmina Richra,h. in
structor of German al Eassar college,
was tonight taken into custody by
federal agents. charged with circulate.
ing pro-German propaganda. Miss
Richrath is charged with justifyinS
the sinking of the Lustitania on the
ground that It was loaded with bull
lets "to Kill our German fathers" She
also is charged with justifying the in
vasion Of Belgium. 1t has been known
by the federal agents that she has had
frequent meetings with DR.. Joseph
Stulz and Heinrich Bokisch, Two
Pnnchkeepsie residents taken into
custody by the federal agents two
weeks ago.
Agents Of tho department OF justice
have been gathering evidence against
several prominent Poughkeepsians
and the taking Into custody OF Stulz
and Bokisch and Miss Richrath is said
TO be the first result Of their labor.
Referring to the action of federal
authorities. President Henry Noble
McCracken OF Eassar issued this
statement:
Miss Richrath has been under OBJ
Servation for some weeks by federal
authorities. 1t was at their particular
request and for the purpose of facili'
tarinc their opportunities Of observa-
ton that the college authorities took
no action in the case before this date.
| am ignorant Of the grounds upon
which the present action is based. No
complaint has reached my office Of eH'
hibition Of alien sympathirs in the
college class rooms. although | have
heard of some indiscretion in private
conversations.
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U-No-Us-Cub.

The recently formed C-No-US-Cluo
will entertain with the initial dance or
the orgsnizat ion this evening at the Car
rol club auditorium. The music for the
occasion Will be in charge OF the La
Fiarn orchestra 4 large number OF IN
yitations have bocn isstcd for the event
an dit js expected that tho affair will b.
a SUCCESS. Tho members contemplate
giving n series Of dances throughout
the remainder of the spring season.
WITH the following committee conduct
inr tho arrangements: T.. ]. Dailer. b..
A McGannon. G.. J. kalteuhach and
Charles a ManncrA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01

Tho ladies' forming IN" Sccnnd TwlE
OF tn" Ohio Valley hospital Will b" on
tcrtained this afternoon ut x" a
luncheon at the Country club. with Mrs
~ A. Hauing In the role or hostess
Following the lunch periud this Sr"ur
will continue their necIlcwork. US is
tho custom OF zach monthly session.
Miss Mamie Patterson has Invited IN:
members Of her twig. the Gr'lft9. To h.
her guests this afternoon At l:3n. ~
her home In Wood lawn, AT which time
the monthly work of gathering VIII DC
cupy the major portion If ltm". sup
plencntcd by q light luncheon.
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A. O. II. Dance Series.

Mullen division No. . Of the a. q. II.
have issued invitations for a series OF
three dancing parties. TO take place n
the Kahn club auditorium. corner Thirty
sixth and Woods streets. The initial
one TO b, the coming Tuesday evening.
May /. the second on tn" following;
Tuesday, May II. and IN" final one On
Tuesday. May FL The Premier orchcS-
ira has been engaged 10 render tho mus
ical programs for these events and il Is
anticipated that all three dances will
b. largely attended by the friends of
the organization. rs we'll as patrons
this society has cleaned through their
past record In similar affairs.
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u. r. O, Club Entertain.

The members of the L. r. Q. club m
tertaincd Il number Of friends last eve
ming with all enjoyable dancing party
1T lslum'S hail in Elan Grove. tn" IN
rnrmality OF the affair added I" >th'
iolly thine experienced by tn" '"ng"nia
gathering. Tho serving "f ono 81 tn IL:
NOUS Blum lunchconS in the grill ter
minated the pleasant evening for TIT
following guests
Misses
Marjory Ryan Blanch Meek
Ella Wilson Myra Little
Dora Lin.lcy Nellie Organ
Ada Thompson Clemontlne
Elorine Thompson FITZPATRICK
Edith Schubart
McSsrS.-
Dick kcllar Tom "eoer
lIarold Little Mike Coberiy
Howard Atkinson Greer IhornouFS
Rruce LINDSAY Cecil kinc
Roy Hawkins James Ste"ar'
Ca Grey Paul lIenanS
Nh and Mrs Ed Hurley.
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Agnes Lee Circle Thursday.

Miss Alma Hubbard will be hostess to
tho girls composing tho Agnes Lee circle
OF Kings Daughters tomorrow after
noon. May . The principal business fca-
tur" Of this session will be tho reading
of 4 report by the treasurer. Miss Sarah
Metznrr. covering tn several worthy
funds 10 which the entire proceeds OF
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Officer WEEDS at Columbus.

COLUMBUS. O., April %n.-M | n. M.
Sunday. ut the HON" Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Harrison, 81 West t>rambs avenue. III"
marriage Of Miss Eva J.. litrSha- Buck
hanunn. W. Va. and Lieutenant James
u. Shafrcr. NcwburE. W. Va. was SOL
ernnizrd b: Rev. +. Y. Stevens. pastor
Of First Univcrsalist church. Lieu
tenant Shaffrr is nm officer in tn" ;tvia-
ton school, Ohio Stat" university.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01
FreepoIt People Burn
German Text Books and
Purchase Liberty Bonds

CADIZ, April 30.--Frccport citizens,
after burning German trxt-books used
In the public schools, IHd Il large num-
that had occSa places on the
shelves Of libraries in their
homes, II ahead and bought
$4,000 Liberty Bonds at Il
>ed lurday evening.
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Miss Wheat Hostess-

A delightful party was that OF Mon
day evening when Miss Helen Wheat
entertained "A number OF her friends AT
her home Oh South Chapline street. The
early hours were spent in fascinating
~ames intcrspersed with Il number nf
II. cal selections. Shortly before the
midnight hour the guests were ushcr"d
into tho dining room. where 4 supper
consisting OF q mos, tempting menu
was served
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Macadenry Dance.

The Macademy club will entertain
with another OF their enjoyable dancing
events this evening. at tho Elks audi
torium. A programme OF late dance lnu-
sic will be dispensed for the occasion
and it is expected that the affair WILL ne
dill attendance at this clubs dance
events will be the outcome OF this May
event, Slessrs. Norman GrniG- and
Ralph wagner form tho committee in
charge of the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01
Home Rule Measure Not
To Be Presented Thursday

LONDON. April 3O.-The introduce
ton OF the home rule bill, in the house
Of commons. which had been an
uounced fpr Thursday. has been post
poned, the drafting committee not
ha:ing completed Its task.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-01

The ladies of the Masonic club will
hold their regular monthly meeting this
afternoon, whom tho routine business Of
the association will be transacted and
plans outlined for future activities OF
the club.
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the recent playlet have been ap-
piled In addition. there will be the
discussion Of the routine matters per-
tanning TO the work OF this group.
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WILL SPEED UP THE
MOVEMENT OF SHIPS

WASHINGTON. n. G.. April go
With view TO speeding the arrival
and departure of shiDsa American
poAS. goYerpment~S rs having
eation to-
IN will be 70
Iand shipping
delays will be
director Of opera
bping board. heads the
which has as its other
menlEerS benjamin L. Winchell, repre-
senring the railroad administration:
S. VI. FELTON,. representing the war
Department: Captain \. {. HoGgson.
representing the Navy: Dr. Edwin r.
Cav, Of the War trade Board: J. 2.
Rossiter. of the Pacific Mail Line. and
George S. Dearborn Of the American
Hawaiian Line.
The commission will put into full OPP
GRAFTON Il system. already started. OF
freight diversion. under which ships
will load and unload at the less con-
geStad ports. The plan calls for all
arrangement by which both exports
and imports will be handled. thrugh
ports which will require the least
amount OF railroad transportation.
As 4 part of Il program for utilizing
more fully southern ports. the commits
sion will be given authority to build
dry docks and ship repair plants for
the Shipping Board. In improving tn"
port facilities it will work with muniC-
qualities. many OF which already have
spent largo sums in harbor improve
meRtS.
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Start today to buy
War Savings Stamps

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

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sess whale N pepslsr fsssd.

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tutiicts against him. dating. 40 doubt,
from the day .Tonah first told his story.
Admiral Peary ii heart and sosai Tor
the whale. He says; There win be aIs
Intense practical advantage % this
movement IL We can ever get the
American people TO substitute whale
meat for beef, mutton and pork. Il
can be kept indefinitely In tin cans the
way they are now putting Il mp for the
market. There haye long been s;cfl
canneries on the coast Of Labrador,
and there used 10. be some on the New.
founsll.lnd coast, but the Newfoundland
cannerics hnye gone out Of business
being unable to compete with the
Labrador plants. which ret the whales
Ut less cost-
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

The man ~ho insists On sestsg Sssft
perfect s3earness hefoFe be aeet'iss
faeycr decides,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

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ssske of information ana aglsefs saf sh#
aaks ag starting sn argument,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

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hoAeis and stomach. Dne little peliss
sar baxatlvs, three fag 9 eashartae, Ad-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

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and recommend Red Isosa ssA blsie' AAa
grucars Adv.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

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wasry altont labor strikes
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11

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