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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
LIBERTY LOAN
B0ND5DEMANDED
Geo. E. Stfel Co. and More Than Fifty
Employees Already Pledged For
Fourth Loan.

Among the many pleasant surprises
that DIR. ]. l.. Dickcy has had as chair
man of the Ohio County Liberty Loan
committee. none has been of greater
interest In him than the announcement
from the biz Geo. T.. StifC. 20. store
TO the effect that thr firm and n very
large number Of. the store staff are
fairly going out IN meet the Fourth liz
berry Lean announced for 4 month
ahead
Heretofore. it has been n case OF get
ting tho subscription machinery run
ming true Ia form FIRST. and then ask
for subscriptions. Now. ii would seem.
that with tn" Stifcl store rs an example.
The subscribers to the Fourth Liberty
Loan will simply put the committee in
charge In thu receiving line.
The Slifcl firm individually and more
than fifty employees have pledged IL
buy To the limit 81 their respective
abilities the Fourth Liberty Loan
bonds when and aS issued. and have
50 nulificd Chairman pick"y by send
inc him n long list Of signatures to
that effect.
So FAR asS This paper * Informed. such
voluntary action is unique and without
counterpart among American stores. II
has been common knowledge that the
Stifcl store has been ardent supporter
uf thu successive Li,mrly Loans from
tho first; while their support 10 the
Red Cross and To tho War Savings ana
Thrift Stamp campaign has been en-
lrrmcly liberal.
Th" following is Il copy of the letter
received by DR.. nirkry:
Wheeling. AUG. Goth.
pr. J. l.. Dckcy. Chairman Ohio Coun-
" Liberty Loan Committee. Cit.
Dear Sir: Tn" .cnrluSur" carries Il list
of more than fifty voluntary signatures
IF the firm Of Geo. T.. Stifcl co. and
staff of employers who have expressed
Il desire IT, buy to tho limit Of their
respective abilities, L. 5. bonds Of the
Fourth Liberty Loan. when and rs is
sued.
For some time We have heard favor
able remarks concerning the forthcom-
ing loan made by various members ~
our employees: and We took real pleas
urc in finding SO many ready and will
ing 10 support the iSsur. As a consider
able number Of tho store force arc abb
Srnt. du" to vacations. we regret being
unable To secure the signatures Of any
Of them till later date
The complete surc"sSrS that attended
your efforts rs chairman of the three
earlier Liberty Loans have mrritcd tho
closest active corporation an the part
Of all of us toward making the next
iSsu" Il Xix" success.
II We can h. If any assistance. do
not hesitate To command us
Very truly yours.
GEO. l.. SrIFl;L co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30

usual components which constitute n
musical comedy. namely. fun and fancy.
whit juggling music. Il host Of spriEht-
~ show girls, effective lighting and
scenic devices. 1t also has what few
musical comedies of the present day
have. Il clearly defined plot, dealing with
the tale OF a coat. The coat has more
owners than Joseph's coat had colorS.
Each change Of ownership creates COM
plication involving Mac lavish: ms
genial partner. Macy: their fnc raj
ment loving wives. their stcnographcr
and her sweetheart
This odd little plot has caused the
authors TO work in many complications
and acknowledgements, but, like all musl-
cal plays OF the kind, everything rn1s
happily. Richard Garlic. who has writ
ten number of the song hits. has out
done himself in this pretty little oddly.
Among the most successful are: when
My Wife Returns" You Can't Take
1t With You When You Die" docs
Polly Want wally." "Furs and FriIls."
Spring Deception Is tho Better
Part Of va1or." Loves Menu" =,
Short Farewell Is Always Best" Heart
Of my Heart Make Yourselves At
Home" Butterfly" 1T Must Be-" Al
ways Take Mothers Advice" On!
Gee. It's Great to Re Lucky 81 &c
Tale Of o Coat" ANDY others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
k|DD|ES ENJOY
GREAT FR0L|C
GREAT CLIMAX PoE PLAYGROUND
YEAR YESTERDAY AT WHEEL
ING PARK.

II was grand and glorious time tNat
:hc boys and girls from WhcclinEs play
grounds had yesterday at Wheeling
park. where 4nn OF them picnickcd and
frulickcd in games and amuscments. The
day was great, and came as hitting
celebration at the close Of the play
ground season.
sixteenth street won the Interplay
ground track and field Sanf SHAT u.s.
the girls did--by winning SO points.
with Twcnty-sixth streets 4 close sec
ond with &c points and Forty-sixth
street trailing with Is points. ! was q
case Of girls from Sixteenth street and
boys from Twcnty-siXth street and this
time il was ladies first.
Priz won at the track meet will be
distributed on the various Fairgrounds
athletic test buttons won some time ago.
Today will be practically the last while
day of this playground season. although!
tomorrow will really be the closing day.
on which tho apparatus will be taken
down for the last time until next juno.
Tho winners o. the various events
yesterday follow: Junior girls. ,5O-yaTd
dash. won by Victoria Slstarski Of For
ty-sixth; Nellie Conner. OF Sixteenth.
street. second; Stella Wilson. of Six
tccn1h street. third. Hopping race, %
yards. won by Nellie Conner. Of Sixteenth
street: Mildred Winship. Of Fnrty-sixth
street second: Victoria SistarsA, o.
Furty-sixth street. third:
All tn" remaining winners arc from
the Sixteenth street Fairgrounds. as fol-
lows: Intermediate jO-yard dash won by
Stella JacobUcci: Angela PuRura- sec
ond; Mariana Arthur. third. Hopping
rare, won by Angela Pupura: Gertrude
Horn, SECOND: hazcl Mrhcn. third. Senior
girls. 50-yard dash, won by Gertrude
Wclch: Angela Pupura. second; Rose
McGuiGEan. third. Hopping race won
by Kathryn McCiuigGan; Angela Pupura.
second; Mabel Witsbcrgcr. third. Part
nrr raca. won by Angela Pupura and
Gnrirudr WEIGH: Mary Cochran and
Irene Suhlc:t, second: Gertrude OtooIa
and Mariana Arthur third.
In III" boys events from Forty-siStlI
liner. were tn" following winners:
George Sheridan third in I5-pound dash
of - yards and also third in the hop
ping race: Bernard Sistarskcc. third in
the brad jump. The only Sixteenth
street boy Snoring was Edward Fachtr
cSst. who took second place in the So
pound broad jump.
Twcnty-sixth street boys won as fol-
lows: S0-pound dash Of 80 yards woE
hy Harry Glover: William Rcuthcr. sec
ond: William Mctcalf. third. Dash OF -
yards for 95-pound boys. won by Ed
ward S"amen: William Reuthcr second
In thu. 95-pound hopping race William
E"uthrr. first: Harry Glover. second:
Louis Xcar",t third. Hopping race for
SO-pound boys, won by William Reuther;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
ABOUT HEARTS OF THE WORLD.

There is no paper Machie scenery.
nor any artificial scenery OF any k.uu
used in the production: no studio
props" no supernurnarns no takes"
or urtincialitfes Whatsoever throughout
the entire film.
Mr. Griffith describes Hearts or
the World" n story Of tn" Ercnt
war" with tho actual conflict ltSoIi
serving only rs the grim background
for tho unfolding tale OF If" in a
small French village.
The story of Hearts nr IN" W"rln
was written 10y N. Maston i" TohgnaC
and translated from III" French by Cap
tain Victor Maricr TIL" story is in TWO
parts.
C;riffth's latest cinema drama comes
to ,hr Court for four days engage
ment. starting "Wednesday. September I
Matinee daily thereafter. Direct from
fit; con big weeks 1t thu Fit theatre,
Pittsburgh. \ special orchestra Is an
nounccd. Seats 20 on sale Saturday
morning for all performances
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To Address Council
On the Loan "Shark"
Representative Of o. Y. z. & L. 4. TO
Appear Before Body to Push Psti.
tion Submitted. -

At the regular meeting Of city council
Tuesday night representative Of the,
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, expects to be present to request
that the body take action against GER
tain alleged local loan sharks" who.
it is said, have been violating the law
by charging usury for loans.
Some time ago council was petitioned
by the assembly to take steps to remedy
this alleged unlawful practice and the
matter was continued by the body until
next Tuesday night. The officials Of
the assembly state that they are an
xous that certain loan sharks be taken
to task by the local authorities, who
have been imposing upon the public
for some time and taking advantage Of
the ignorance Of persons who are fore
ed to seek them in dire. distress for
loans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
Cotton Blankets

In gray, white:and tan with coiored
borders; DO waste OF shoddy.
5ox72-inch, a pair $1.49; value $3.50
54x72-inch, a pair $l-9s; value $3.50
64x76-inch, a pair 1925; value $2.7e
68x8o-inch, a pair $3.50; value $3.50
IN PLAIDS
s4x76-inch, pair $3.50; value $3.50
WOOL NAP
White and gray with colored borders
64x76-inch, a pair $3.50; value $3.50
66x6O-inch, a pair $3.50; value $3.50
WOOL-F7NISHED
Columbia wool finished blankets in
white with colored borders, 66I80-
inch size, A pair $3.9S
PART-WOOL
.7Ox8O-inch extra weight wool-n1iSed
blankets, 70x8O-inch, $6.4S pair
COUCH THROWS
54x72-inch size, $1.9S; value $3.50
Hen1n1ed Crochet Spreads
72xSO-inch, S1.69; worth $500
74x88mch, $2.25: worth $3.50
S5x92inch, $3.50; worth $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
RICHARD CARLE HIMSELP.

Ono Of tho most successful musical
comedies in which Edward Clark, R1ch-
ard earle. Silvio Helm and Claude +.
Macarthur have collaborated. Will DC
s,4en at the Court tonight and tomor-
row
The piece Is entitled -Furs and
Frills." with Richard lhimSeEO Carrie
late star Of THE Isle Of Champagne
The Tendcrfuot. The Mayor or
Toxic jumping Jupiter" Mary s
Lamb" The Spring Chicken. Ninety
in tho Shade.'-'rhc Doll Girl" The Co
han Revue and other large musical
productions. as the star.
"Eurs and Frlis." is made up OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
THE THEATRES
THE FRoLICS OF THE NIfE
COMING 10 COURT THEATRE

The Frolics Of the Mite" which will
be the attraction at the Court next
week. Monday and Tuesday. IL with
out doubt the most talked Of show In
burlesuuc. The reason for this IS that
tho management. in their effort to offer
the patrons Of burlesquc something out
OF the ordinary. spared no expense to
make the biggest and Best. Ac-
cording TO comment by press and pup
lie. they have succeeded in every Dc
tail. The Frolics Of the Mite has
the largest cast of principals. the most,
elaborate scenery. the most gorgeous
costumes. the most beautiful electri-
cal effects and positively tn" youngest
and most perfectly former chorus that
has eyer been in ourlcsoue show.
The srolics Of the Mite" is in tw" acts
and six scenes The book is by Frank
l.. Wakefield the lyrics by viii II. Smith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30

Bedding supplying the whole with
It that homekeeper
Henceth cement:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30
Police Court. News

only two offenders faced acting Judge
Thomas i. Foulk in police court yes
trrday morning. Officer rSkry present
cd Cert iaE. who imhiH.d To" freely
and w;s handed s. and costs when she
admitted il. John S"lcS. ais" Il r,1lirl'
button If officer E$kcy. was handed :
ami trimmings.
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and the music by Nat Osborne Every
thing is new and has been specially
written to enable the large company
20 display their individual talents.
Naude Rockwell who is the featured
feminine star of this show. will MAKE
her debut on this circuit. heading hst
of clever principals, including Irving
Gear, Ben Holmes. Dot Barnett. Bliiy
Cochran. Bonnie Freedman. Dan Duty
Blanch NadcAu. Carl Dellorto and
Harry Morrisey.
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Ready for the Drive.

Tha, Wheeling ana rhi" county at"
rxr.rt.J To- 20 over III" top may h''
seen frCm IN" alloy" telegram ir'fh =
\ Vand"riIp. national organizer OF ~
War Savings Stamp work ''"l ON!
are the. ryrS nr Wheeling. ohio count!
and West Virginia r"ni"r"d upon '"'N
district. bu, IN" higher "ihriaIS ar" I""N
ing for Gr"a' results.
Tho organization which has r'anncf
,hc driv. ~ on.. nr tn most complete III
mis- vicinity and i, has left nothing un-
lnnc ia hinder it's work. Every voter
in the county is /" b. visited and s"'i''i-
Cd for q pl"de" ami following tho TorN
Of III" general committee another sur
prisr. is in store.
tiue If tn" features "f the week will
hc inc aprak.rs who will h. her.. Their"
will hc mass meetings each evening and
nj moon on tho street corners and At III"
stand an Twelfth and Market streets
SANDY" MrfirrGor who spoke Al III"
,'nur, ;hcatr. last week will br an III:
"Wednesday AMI Thursday and thnS" "h"
ar, planning 10 keep him busy ha'"
tw"nry.liv" engagements for m" wv"
dn"S
Tho women uf The city will also u"
hjv factors In the drive and they will h"
on III" JOB itl"nlI"SSlH "Ht'' NV ''''
minute 81 work They will y" on tHr
stree. CORNERS Will" tn" mass meetings
arn rn;n. on and Will solicit pledges. \
utiarlrIlr will alsn b" L fcatur'' II the
programs.
Those who viii sing today 1T the
Twelfth STREET and other meetings ar"
Mrs. Elsa Gundiing luga. soprano:
Miss Dora Nriningrr H1rd. alto: John
tl't'nnnnr tenor ami William :. l.rach.
BARTON. Miss .td"laIdc Smokey vii
No accompanist. Judge Frank Hespf
will speak today.
The chairm"n 81 tn. committees Tor
The respective days arr: Monday. Mr..
Harry Hamburger: Tuesday. Mrs. T..
I;n1rs McI.a,n: Wednesday. Mrs. j. y
Bloch: Thursday. Miss y. Hughes: FRI
day, Mrs. Harry E"nd: Saturday. Mr*.
:. NJ. Noycs.
Tnrs" who are conducting the distriot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-24
SHE USED To
Be Oh Ay
Society Ladies Everywhere
Use LA Creole Hair
Dressing.

The wcli.known society leaders hair
wa prrmaiurrly gray. perhaps Just
like YOURS. bun Mrs. -.---.- heard nl
LA Crrolr" Hair Dressing how
thousands of rcopI" rvrryvhcT" had
used il with perf"c! satisfaction. II
is mo- ii dye. hui a preparation de-
signed especially for the purpose or
gradually restoring color TO gray or
faded hair. and which is easily applied
by simply rombinC or brushing
through the hair. La Creole" Hair
Dressing positively rradicatrs dand-
riff. keeps The scalp in healthy con-
diiOn and promotes Ia" growth Of
new hair: brings back natural, soft.
even. dark $had" 10 gray or fat'"d hair,
and makes il lustrnus. full Of life and
beautiful. "I.a Creole" Hair Dressing
is sold and recommended by {. II.
Ericst e. Co. Tho Original Cut Kate.
and Barr'S Pharmacy. Wheeling. W.
Va Mail orders promptly filled upon
receipt regular price. $l.@h. La Gre
OH" Hair Dressing j. sold on money
back guarantee.
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Richie District

Prr"inrl NJ. l---Mal"r H. VI. HAL Vi
~: Captains John. .\'M'r. Gay l~ac'H
Louis ilarkman
rrrrinr, No. 2--Maj"r Edward "h"r-
man. Captains William kli"k". los. ARM
hrus,"r. Harry y. S"yh"lh
Precinct ~. "-Maj"r Is, y. '""'H.
Captains christian V"itl". Rev. Aug
Enusrh. Jas. l.. AItm"yrr.
Precinct NJ t~-Major ,'haS. y. l'"w-
rrs. Captains Gro. II. S"nd"rnan. mas.
". Nnltr. 4. IT, Morrison.
Precinct M. Major John :. Eiz.
Captains Iinnm'r ''ras". Louis +. H"i".
l.. H. M"tlusky.
Precinct No t--M.J"r charles S"a-
bright. Captains william hyc"ti. 'har'"s
Nnrternan. otto St"inI"rf.
Precinct NJ. 1-Major Geo. {. l''n"N".
Captains Vim nuGgau. l'r. NJ. 'in:d"stl.
4. =. Fisher.
prccinc; No. S--Major E"hG.. 'nnn'nG-
ham. C.nliainS .IuS"ph NUm"S. Norman
NnIdcrninu. Louis Fisher.
pr"cin"I M. :--Mai"r Louis E'Id!''
ST.. CAPTAINS Arthur 'i:'lGr. J :. fHrpufA'
Ehas. Platt.
Precinct NJ. !o--Mai"r Harry l.. h;-
,l.Nr
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PARTIES RARE
AS JUNE WAVES
SOCIETY WILL BE IMMERSED IN
WAR SAVINGS DRIVE TO Elk
CLUSION OF ALL ELSE.
Frivolous Gatherings Give Way to Busy
Sessions Which Have Sound OBJECTS
for Goal Red Cross and w. s. S.

TN. rr"e..ul week. starts an = blank.
.r,n~iiaci, 49, affairs "f Il social nhi"r"
ar. lrrl>"n",!. ht:i Ink" many 81 IT, pre-
t",..>snrS during thu Srrin" NiSt 'h'Scd,
a. IL. days wear "n II VIII H""hlI'SN
hrtn. III IL trail humorous small gath
,r,nya II tlIr most Vl"H$rui an! con-
.:riInI "rr!..r. .nr;'l. pr"Ni'!''i the W'dih"r
ri1nn ,"u.I">.'.udS H. Eradua!IS r'i"Hi
from hr> !rIcjd WAYS "i tn" -msi lew
DAYS. >,".ia I"lh mnH again real - lhai
,h., summer INV" - -: hanh ih' glad
season al rurdu''r parties AMI Il" revive"
with IN. nurinnl ."si fer these outings.
-. ,i,n.,S d.al w"ni> is WAY toward
July.
TIE. $lN day JUS; opening "HI' "l
,n,Ir~.. h. almost exclusively d'N"t'Hi
L. IN. war savings campaign t" l."
w:...,i i"c.muiiE ihiS n'rniuS anu NOT
rIu-!u.: IIiiii saturday evening. hi'
lin. women e.! Ih.. city al" GONG I" 'ah'
=, prominent par! III this drive. n mas
l,"..u the ra:.' ~ "r"rN other p1rh''
rrrirri undertaken IN tn" "'h town. -
,>Id.nrrd 10y IN" fact that Si"rlh"!
slammed program - entertainments 'hH
boon mIliiu"t j.! III. feminine sui "hI'e
.t,u day hn~ i prominent ih"E III 'h'
Ir!.. 81 general chairman. 'a"h ;lSSiS''"
-, a large cnI'rr" ~! Capable ana "h'hu-
eIHSii, workers. Among wh"n VIII Nv
;r.:ud ;h,~,. wn". ~ h"inirahlH c"h-
IIil,,it.d Ia 'hr various "ih'r raiFl"t'C
ir,,,.> ,,a...i recently IN IN" local dis
ir!ct.
I:,.,wc.n nrraths. tho Country club,
!, !". S,;r". Will com" IN i"r us hSuR'
>hor. 81 ~mali events. Yesterday. al
,h.urh = Iii; chilly. proved another ham
urr .iav at that resort. when large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-24
WAR SAVINGS DRIVE
CONTINUED Prom First PaSs.)

who arrives today from huntington ~
take AN active part in III" war SAVINGS
and Thrift Stamp campaign which opens
tins morning III "'rlr"k with grand
rush.
llrutrnanI l'"rlEurd - known ~ on"
nf thu. hr~i speakers Of t'"ay WI" are
turing ih,. country in IN" interest "
,br United States IN lis Erd ross Hhu
IIh.rIv Loan drives. JIG is h"tnp"r
Of unr nr tn" most DISTINGUISHED h"dtfS
of troops Of the French army: ana mas
aeon service oyer there. and has
rn,ssnr. to tell that Will arouse m"
palr;ntis,n "f every American.
Th" following telegram VAS rr"''N'"
Yesterday hy G. \. Walden. chairman ''
ohio ,S,unty's committee. which planned
for tho drive.
Huntington. ". Va. Jun" -
e. s Walden. chairman ". :. H"mmift'"'
Wheeling.
Lieutenant Paul N'rig"rd ~ inc
French War mission viii h." IN nH''-
ing Monday. n" - good speaker
81. hIIn as hrsl you can
4. l.. ARcHr'H.
STATE Director.
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Initial Meet Tomorrow.

The group ~ Whrrling's fair ""ni'n-
GENT a.: prornin"u; Swimmers. wh" are
formulating plans for IN. "rGaniza tirn
at i State Fmirgr"und Swimming ri:h.
IN conjunction with n Humh"r uf local
m"n Who ar III N" expert class along
aquatic lines. will hold an important
session ,nmorr"w evening a; III" Fair
Grounds. when definite" plans toward tn"
..r.ati"n cf TINS S"ri"tv Will b" consider
"a ANA outlined.
similar organizations "NIsl III nil ih'
lar.r EASTERN cItirs. wh"r' swimming:
plays Il big factor and u - antiripa -"
that Wh"rlIng'S club Will 10 along thu
sam" metropolitan lines. TN" "r thH
advantages I" h" derived from SAM.
will hr IN" exhibits "f rnI"r's; "a b"
staged nj III" local pool. wh:' h Will h."
participated in Icy champion swimmers
: national fame.
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Precinct No. T.--Maj"r 4. C.. Stifel.
CantanS ". 7. Wilson. Captains Nelson
Hubbard. Thomas \. Bc:,ttic.
Precinct 80. $.--Maj"r {. Elsie Will
liams. captains jacob T.. Raab, Joseph
T.: Mrrau.land.
prrc:nr. No. ?-Maj"r Frank McCur7
d.. Captains ]. q. Butler. r. l.. Blake,
tirnrg.. McCausiand.
Precinct No. ih.--Maj"r Edward Fox.
c'apinIrs Wilfr"d Winters. Emerson
showers. Samuel s. r"nnypacker
Precinct M. li.---Maj"r l.. +. Halter.
Captains Bates Butler. Charles \. Null.
j. g. iIurr. %
Precinct No. l2-Majnr W. B. Casey.
Captains. Harry Glisch. French D. Wal
ton J. y. Th"rnhurG.
Pr"rinc; M. I;;.--Majo r John Mccoy.
captains ,;"nrG" oldham. John Blancy.
r. H. Eullard.
Precinct No. l4-Major W. VI. Rhodes
Captains W. t. oldham. r. G. Buckhan-
NJ / orr
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Now, Then, Inventors!

With N. inauguration 81 ar i''fl SIR
We" h"tw'rn New YORK ana "lH"'"E-
:un !; iS now predicted mat ar '''''
,n,r;a;jou I" Europe viii come h'N'' !"
t:irl. IN" question - p'ihG aSN'" WY
.,r,. w.. moi delivering aIrplanaS - The
other Sid,. on TN" Wing Ana III" ShE-
crS,inu * mad. that it could h' don" ny
establishing Il boat patrol route arN'NS
IN. >,lnutj,. from Newfoundland 1" III"
>zrr..>. !" Portugal. and then |" France.
H. r.. j. AN np,nr,nutty far American IN
,,.,,,. and rnNru;iy. genius that II *
lop.d will h. awaited ur.--Thc Marine
Journal
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John Cunning
Suffrage Meeting Tonight.

TIL" regular monthly meeting ~ Inc
Obi" County Equal SnfiraS" NSS"''',
ton. whrh WIS postpone" from ''SI
Monday evening. Jun" u. VIII u" h"'n
This evening. 81; SutfTaT" h'aoHuarl'rS'
.!toi Chaplin" street; op''h'he III ''''",
Mrs Edward tlazl"C. "ha1r'naa' VIII
rr"Slh when important business WI.
l., discussed aud transacted. III"
membership - requested AT lhiS fn"'t>
ing hy The Officers.
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Fourth Street Circle.

Mrs " II. Erunhaus MIL h'' hostess
Ia H.. lmr!nh.rS Of III" Kings IHughtcrs'
,'rrl" - tn" Fourth stree church al
h"' h"m" ar North Huron stree, n"
comm" Thursday. WHEN IN" usual SOW
lnG Of tins "ir,i" viii u" carried on.
with -. serving "f Il tempting Hoover
luncheon during iE' r"'irs' Of IN" >"s-
~,.u a'lIIrg :" ili.. r'r e"nIaliy "f III"
altering.
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Mrn. Mcneil Hostess.

in"lh'r rr"':l!y arranged litil" rnr;E,
whlrh h"ncrd Mrs. {. l.. Taylor. "f
l!,rk"i"y. Ialr;.. was tha' gwen H. Mrs
Frank Mcneil. ~ h"r nom" on North
Econ; street. Friday ari"rn'"'n. 'rhr Ia
dies include III ihi% pleasant hiil" gath
ring SI".ni Il h..lichifrI session "f Soy
oral hours N TN" iu">i ini";mat manner,
VIII IN" $"rvins &C Sea a. III ""n"in-
son,
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MINER SHOT DOWN.

Src.riai pIsp:lt..h :" til" Injclli Senccr-
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. June 2S.-.3
4 result "f bong shut in the head and
r,nt"n with Il club an unidentified man
believed! I" l." a member nf the United
MINI. W,.rN"rs at Am, ri"a. is dying IN
ih, hn$pi;li h"r" II" was found I'm
.,"n>rl"u> I"-day "u III" Cleveland q
Pittsburgh r:tilr"J, tracks. where. II IS
h"il"N.d. has a>sIilanis placed him. hop
IN. l" cover mp tn" crime.
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St. James Circle.

Til" ul"nll" - 80 -. James 'lrri" If
il.. Kings Imu%ht"rS Viii gather 4
'il" Y ". {. g. sewing rr"mS on We'd
r"sday when AN nil-laE session ~: S"w-
IN" will h- lhr order nf III" meeting.
Tie u"hl.. cause h"n"tit"ri by rhis work
should l." an Incentive /" hiring 4 fun
membership !" lhiS meeting.
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Liberty District

i'-"rinc; NJ 1.--.Major Castle. RcT.
NJ. w: Captains j. e. Waincll. Il. ;. NC;
Coy. :. y. Williams. =
I'rr.Inri N". :.-Maj"r II. V. CURTIS
Captains t. :. Atkinson. i. j.. hi7he''
w. J.. EndE"rs
Precinct NJ. %--Majur D. NaHweit.
rar:ninS ". T.. Davis. T.. w. stewart
( l. Maxwell. !.
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s,,u,,. ,.n" has sad Il: "n" Of '"ur
hare h"sIiAtrd A. long IN E"ine over The
TOR. As some people do In buying Liberty
Rhuds AZ, War Savings Stamps h" would
tr court marIIaleh and shn; Tor co"ar-
Il rr And # 'hc sam" punishment T"rr
melted ON, - -,.GnhltantS Tor IMAM
,.ini ..own:dir" an awful lot "f penpl"
would be shot H. dawn.