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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
ARMY OFFICER
DELIVERS TALK
REV. DF. THOMAS GREER KooNT1
ARMY CHAPLAIN, ADDRESSES
FORMER CONGREGATION.
Splendid Attendance Is Feature at very
very Interesting Meeting-No"
working for "Uncle Sam

With the .rliirc iilled with members
Of his congregation and many friends
from, all parts of ihr city. the l'cH. 1T.
Thomas Greer knoutZ. former pastor ~
the second Presbyterian church. now i
rhaplaIn IN the army. delivered m IN
icrrsting and able discourse last n'Sh'
IN that church OH Impressions InG Au-
ventures IN Camp Life" lie told 81 mo
spiritual urlirt among the thousands IT
soldiers at Camp Mcclellan. Annison'
Ala. where hr has hccn stationed tor
the nnsi three months. IL: said that all
tho leaders 1T various crerds and de-
nominations arr working hand IN mani
for the spiritual welfare OF IN" boys. IN
Gliding Christians. Catholics and Jews.
He rrcitcd many interesting events n"
had seen IN tn" canlonmcni IN ms OIL
rial position and declared that as n
whole, the camp is composed "l mrs
linn men: many ri tie boys becoming
afIilia,rd with IN" Christian belief sincc
entering the cantrnmtnt
The boys arr: anxious to re: overseas
and on tho iirjng line to vanqu!sh TN"
Iluns and bring tho war 10 dut'k mn
decided victorious conclusion. TE":" are
no Slarkrrs in the camp: they all are
fighters and nrc anXiously awaiting the
dar when they receive command 70 pre-
pnrr for tho voyage to France
ur. KO0rtz stated he had asked for Il
transfer overseas as II chaplain ana h''
TOO. is anxinus tn get into the fray.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
WILL LOCAL FIRE
ladies SOON KNIT?
May Follow Example Of Larger CITIES
When Not Otherwise
Employed.

Now THAI the New York city fircmen
ar.. knitting during their spare moments
rrr The American soldiers engaged IN
,ht. PHEASANT pastim" of making things
warm for tie most unpopular Srlltlcndf
in I'M, wnrlh. brings /" ones mimi that
rh., Wheeling firu lHdhI"s. VINO work -
hours n day. with every fourth day oil.
haze much time which could b" utili|'a
IN tho same way Practically all the
BOYS arc married many ut them having
SOM" sons in III" service, which means
that friend wife has been doing lot ~
kuit!inr when tho fourth LAY rolls
around thr mi%suS, with n little PATIENCE
could r"rrh hubby how 4" WELD inc
needles and iniIiat" him int" tn" act IN
- short tlm"
In many cities tn" tir'm"n ar" DOING
tr1clir duty. helping tho draft boards,
rnI III some cases UT" making ar'lhclai
limbs Tor the manned soldiers. this ai'
holm. dom" while they NJ" not answering
calls y keeping things IN shap" around
the Station
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
B, OF {, PRESIDENT
ENDORSES EDITORIAL
Edward Rogers Conlrucnds 1nteLngencei
on Manual and Domestic Science
Training Expression

President Edward Rogers. Of the
Board of Education. is Il great pclicFer
IN the furthcrment Of manual tra'nlnS
and domestic science among the pupils
Of high school and grammar school ages
but especially for manual training. IN
= communicative addressed 10 The IN
tclIigcnccr hr expresses his appreciation
Of an editorial carried in the lntHlh-
rcnccr IF Friday morning. September u:
on the subject Of manual training III IN"
local schools. and of their exhibit NJ the
state fair. H. believes that the subject
Shrnlh hc greatly wid"ncd and Should Dc
placed within Tia" reach "E all inc .pupllH
able IN take il up. All the boys attehu-
ing school in tho city can now lake Il
IN from tho nth grade up TO Inc iasl
wear OF high school. which gives talrlF
cnnd chance fer them 10 take up thlS
work. which will greatly assist Them IN
their future life if they study during all
the time that the subject is available.
Ills letter concerning the matter fol
lows:
Wheeling: ". VA. Sept. s. 1918.
Editor lntrlliEcnc"r:
yyrs pleased to not" m" kind anu en-
rn,IraClne expressions in thus morning =
tu,oIl,r,rc,r concerning tho manual
training exhibit whi,h our (Whcclinf>
high .s,.hunl has IN NJ IN" state ia'r
grounds.
| wish Won i,rd ,:.,..u IN" display "f tn"
Lincoln school "f .,IIr cry Tor the school
closing this year III the manual training
Ir,r,n,cu, Il was crrtaInl" r"InpIl-
ur,,n,ary IL the teacher IN charS" Of IN"
nutn,iinc Cnmpany's window "u Main
, street
| orrcr witt, rh, Int"iiconr"r's hrln-
len. cXrrrs"d IN. III" article h"t"r" m"h-
tiunrd 1t - til" greatest asset /" cur
community Ia hnv" the c"nr&" 1T traih-
ing for tho young boys and domestic
science for the girls.
w. all arrrrr,at, the high standard ~
the uroducls which our manufactures
and industries arc turning ont. Ih"s"
articles can b. purchased for money. hut
the training is without q purrhasablc
price.
Tho Board II Education. approaching
tha advancement in this d"parih"ht'
Inc think very wI@"l% provided for
~. ,>tcre,,n nf the course and has rN-
tended il 10 reach the nth grade IN mo
Grammar school. YOU Will appreciate
rho wisdom ~ this ~ II will CIV" an "''
,nr,unitv 10 the boys and girls. IN INV
, Itrd way. to take adrantag" Of ms
training. as many h"ys AMI girls az"
called from school n III" ift""ntn hhH
sixteenth year. ], il estimated tha' o"'
of * 600 on0 or 80 .u0Q. 900 school chill
d-nn only about ! per cent. reach hISh
school.
Hence !, hchr"vcs our city 10 r"atI"'
and encourages thr fuiur" developments
Of manual trimming and domestic science.
In fact. I'm some states physical "N''-
cssrs have been made compulsory ah!
rh,. manual training Will follow. Corr
daily and sincerely.
(SiEncdl EDWARD k'"'ri'''
President Of Board "f E.ducatl"h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
One Out Of Every
Six Persons in j. s.
Bought Liberty Bonds

WNSfIIN(;TrN. S'pt. S.--hnc out ~
every SIN persons IA tn" nt"d states
bought Liberty bonds ii th" fhlrt loan.
las, April AMI May. 'rh" exact numh'r
81 Subscribers WAS iS.3oh,H-:'. ar H.
rrr cent If 'thr ln3.h00.G00 estimated
rnriIa,i"n If III" country. New YORK
S,aI. l.d IN TN" T"lum" "f subscriptions
and uumh'r nf Subscribers. but l'clawar"
subscribed tho highest n"rc"ntaS" "t
Ihr assigned quota, and tho cry "f
Washington furnished the largest pro-
port ION IL lis population rs bond myers
This was disclosed to-day III ;r"a&-
ury report of rhlrd loan subscriptions
hv federal r"S"rv" districts. stat" AMI
prIn"ipal cities Til" l"an total. St,lIs.-
IlG. hJn. represents all aggregate over
subscription of l%S per cont of tho three
hilli"n goal. and every resrrr" district.
every stat" and nearly every city went
above IN" 100 per cent mark. hut efforts
will h, made In tho fourth loan. opening
Srp"mht"r IS. L. break ihcS" records.
Pennsylvania WAS second in volume "f
subscriptions with S+G1 .p0n,0QO. Tho
state also took second plar" in number
Of bond buyers. the total being 2.V%-.0uo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
MANY WOMEN At
LABOR MEETING
LARGEST NUEBEE OF FEMALE DEL
EGATES EVER AT o. Y. T.
g. L. ASSEMBLY.
Money Broker Question Discussed
Strikers Actions 1ndorsed-
Negroes Make Addresses.

The war is cutting deeply I'M" yari-
oTS v"ci.iunS occupied by mcu in The
past. THIS fact was l'r"ughr "ut yes
irrl!ay att"rn""n. when the largest num-
h"r u! women delegates ever tn attend
TN" regular <"mi-monthly meeting "f the
nirt" Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
w""" present and participated in the
proceedings. Their. were nearly a
, scor" of women present. while an I'M
usually large number Of men Delegates
wcrr in attendance.
The question "f alleged local loan
| Sharks" charging uSII;Lry rates WAS dis
! CusScd at SOM" length. \ J".iiti"n from
: Tho assembly WIS presented /" IN" Cii? :
council som" lam" ago asking that 49,
. iiun hr TAKEN a%insI th"$" charging cN-
, crSSIv. fees; Tor loans. 1t WuS brought
ont al thu dis"u@%!,'u tha; tn" principal
! r"iSnn lhHi lli' MA j"rI'E of po"p'" did
, ruI seek loans from the recently "Stah-
lI%hrd community companies was H. "Hi$"
. nj tn" red tap" forms! ui"d for III" would
hc borrower and his indnTS"r$ III illinE
nuI: that many persons VIII" would IN
dory" nui.e ,iid NOT feel that Ih"y should
tdivulC" all their prIv;lt" and financial al
: FAIRS TOR tho accommodation ~ friends
for II small l"an Il WIS declared l.!
, one "f the 1a!'nr 'i'l'@:It'.S ihIt such com
I'liCai"d auI r"'i ;Ir'.. forms w"r'. imply
. forcing MANY :" s:'rK harS from lu"ii y
BROKERS'. wh"r. ,h'y would rather IA!
.r>c"SSIv" interest than l" haE'' ih"I-
friends I'LL u;ll inc barkS +" assist them
J in S"cI;rIm,; y loan. II c"Uncll dos ~.
So, fit to PASS an "rdinau'" covering III
: 10.
! iurc will he asked {" do So. /: Is re
: intention If Tho assembly {" hav" tn.
law modified g" that tn" hr"k"r@ may
, continue :" Il" business without '>c">-
! Sly.. interest aud -, tn. sam" time 49,
Il r";isurini,l' percentage. Til" a$~..rhi ,
= wrui un record as niir"sirr III" c"mpI-
,.:tl"i! lmI r.d iri," forms used hy -,
community hand: ia granting loans. rh"
matter wuS continued. III III" hands OF
. the legislative cnmuiti"" Of tn" 80.
s'tnbly.
: m. l"giSlaIly" c"mmittc" was IN.
Sirmr''i !" draw up lHll /" h. presented
N III" ,r..>r r.E':lnr session o. til" W"':
Nr%iirn legislature. asking !"r hr"mi'
u..,l> 80 il!, w"rkm"I'S compensation
law. II was stated ;hH! ne present Ia "
DOS rru ."v"r ui' I!IiuG IN rhls STAT
and lung kiIl"I ar injured III inc: her
A. ~ 80" &c street ar m"n. Tho
uiu"r<' d,";;ar"s present u resolution Il
IL: cmh."ii"d IN ~" proposed amended
. compensation Inv.
Th.. n.ti"n Il III" striking i"hn""'
sIrln,,rr SirlS' in r"tHrnIuE I" WORK VIZ
iudurSrh The SIrik" rn,"n& the rhHr.
mae" g.rls vas commended.
\ d"I":at i"u. r"rnp,'s'.d ni I"rf. .I"hr
l;a.mhow. William Turner. l!nrr:' lone:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
SPECULATION IS
NOW CURTA|LED

\t.W YORK. Sept. >.-NHstri''i"AS
noon sp-culativ. activity whs'h IT.
assuming n;ttlon-wllc proporit"fS' "'''
{-,nns.d last week by the action OK tA'
.<, ,xcbaprc That institution. ~
tho sugrae,iul OF The federal reserve
hoard and local money pools Aut'"r
,x,d close control over the "ail ana t'iae
Loan ~ it's members
PRO- 10 tina; development. thr mark
.cr bore surface. sIEus OF c"ntinual'"'
or rho previous weeks advance ''a'nS
- " 70 s points soon crumols'i away.
however reducing many leaders |" tnH''
levels of the previous fortnight.
Conservative Walt Street realizes
that drastic action IL necessary II the
Anarrnal. commercial and industrial IN
tereSts OF the country are 10 retain thet'
present una&saiiable 1oSrti"n A"N
from every section stress the lncFCaS
ING curtailmeat OF loans, save tor aoSo-
lutn essentials.
In the unscttleracnt created by re-
prcssive credit measures. acceptance Oh
tho revised government contract ny 'hs
railroad rNc"utiveS rcc"lN"ts S"aul al
tcntion. CcnceSSirn$ hav. been n'adH
hy both sides but tho riEht Of appeal {"
a court OF claims is regarded rs 4 ulS-
tinct victory for owners Of securities.
News from abroad was the ni"St IN
fuentlal factor. mex, I" III. monetary
situation tho .dis"rderiy retreat ut the
German forces finding unmiStakable re-
sponse, NOT only in the strength or no.
mcStic issues but in foreign war iota-
tionS and rates OF change 70 TINS
countryS allies.
There was further weakening o.
exchanges on the northern European
capi,ols where latest political develop
ments as viewed BY International bank
ers inclined morn farnrably TO the
rause Of the Entente Powers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
RIVER NEWS

Tho river at tho wharf was nine !cct
and stationary at six p. m, yesterday
and Mt tho foot of McMcchcn dam the
gauge read nine feet. six inches and sta
tionary.
The Liberty cleared for McConn"il'-
vile, Ohio. OF the MuSk;nEum riTer Il
1880 n. m. yesterday. This is the hrst
trin in the new trade and will leave this
city every Sunday i'll the sam" trade:
these trips will alternate with her Par
krrshurS trips. on which she will depart
rvcry Thursday at 1880 a. IN.
!, Tho Omaha arrived on her up Trip
from rarkcrshurg 10 Pittsburgh At s.S
4. m. yesterday morning and IEfl Tor
PITTSBURGH at "a H. m. An arransH-
NEXT Is beng worked out between III"
Liberty Transit company and the %wn-
rrs Of tho stramhoat Liberty. the Hen
+ and tho Milton whereby ne ohama
will inter the wheeling
trade. mailing three round Trips tach
week.. exchanging freight wiki the 0hovc
mentioned hoats M this Port f1r III" var
, i1us landings between Pittsburgh and
L.arkcrsburs. The Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing trad, has got good start by IN:
Verne Swain WORKING il UP 20 paying
basis but unfortunately had 20 with
draw as she could not mako IN" time aiu
and handle tho freight nj tho SaE," INC.
, Tho. Omaha being a sw oder bolt VIII
cover the schedule very easily
Hr th!s arrangement freight can be
carried between Pittsburgh AMI iaiktrs-
burg and give the Omaha" 'hr"c round
Irip. a week between Wheeling ana
Pittsburgh. instead Of two which she
now makes.
Thu Helen L. is LAID ZIP at the Wharf
for boiler repairs and will rt-rni"r tho
Trade about Thursday oe this wc.k.
Tho Milton leaves for Matam"raS at
! | 81 a III. today.
The Old Reliable passed down from
pi,tsburch to Sisicrsvillc with a tow OF
empty gasoline barEns at II a. m. yes
Icrday.
The Verne Swain took out two we'll
paI1unfzrd excursions yesterday and VIII
lrayr for up-riv"r cities tomorrow. tax
ing excursions out of Stcubenvil". Ro-
chester and East Liverpool and then re-
turning to Mnundsrillc to take trip
on, Friday night. She will take her
usual Sunday excursions out Of Wheel
ing this coming week
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publication Of tho letter had boon with
held until IT was 10 late for him u an
nouncc again his candidacy for tho
house. This was denied 10y Harris sup
portcrS.
In his campaign speeches. Senator
Hardwick defended ms attitude" toward
important war measures. His "p-
pnncniS based their fight against him
on the ground that he had been anti
administrations.
Under the county unit system. rs i;
prevails in GeurEiH. II ~ possible for a
candidate to re,.rlv" IN" Senatorial
nomination on tn" votes Of maJ"rII!
Of the counties although h" might h.'
thousands OF votes short OF 4 popular
majority.
Candidates for congress. for governor
and other state offices also VIII h. So
le"tnd 1T Wednesdays primary. Clover
nor Hugh NJ. Dorsey has II" opposition
for denomination. Six OF III. G..nrrl;t =
twelve democratic congressman ais" arN
uunppoScd.. In tn" fifth tNtlantnD dis
trict seven candidates seek to succ'''I
AIR. Howard. Present c"nErrsSm' u
havn opposition in tho first. fourth
sixth. eighth and ninth districts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
President FayOrS Harris
In Georgia's Primary
For the SenatOrShIp

,Tr ANITA, Ga. Sept. S.--At tn" md
~ , hard fought campaign Georgia
J,r,,.r:is will decide next Wednesday
Sr,,u,lrr II. ut III. party PRIMARY
rh,.,b.r senator Thomas W. liaro"ich
shall h. returned [" III" senate IN t'Ee
If tho opposition ri President wilson
who has characterized hrH ~ CON
slant and active opponent OF tho hu-
,nIniS:rati"p.
senator iIar,lwick has four opponents.
William; J. Harris. former chairman OF
tho federal trade commission. VINO ~
surpnrtcd By the president: lsrprcSch-
,aiiy. William Schi"y It""hrh al th'
Atlanta district and John Il. cooper.
Macon lawyer: and former state S"n-
ntur shaw. OF clay county. All nave;
stunned IN" stat" and interest IN inc
nIh, has been at a whit" heat Tor sew
oral weeks. The n"rnliaI'"h - ''"i'"
INT TO election.
President Wilson nnrd" known his at
,i,ud,.. in q letter 10 Clark Howell "f At
lartn. d..rliu"r;itic national ""uuIniit"r-
man Tor t;rurgi:L III rrS:'"nS" Ia Il l",t"r
nf iuuu,ry from Mr.. Howell Th" I'rrSI-
don't pointed nut that h" never would
urrsu,n" II di.tatt to tn voters OF any
state. the choice they should max" hut
ina, >vh.u his vi.wS had been sought hy
those who seemed t" hay" right IL
,..k them hr had not hc$itatcd L. Ithk%
th.ln known.
Senator iIurrwick has been \ com
4raut and active "i'j"ncnt al my ;"ifn'h-
,S,r,tinn'' wrote tir.. I,r'NI'i' M. Mr.
William J. Harris has consistently and
actively <upy,"r,"d Il. In inH opinion
,h.. obvious rh,r:: Tor all t!I">" to d,
wh. ar" I.:.I"us ~ tn" reputation Of th'
mt IN, Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
AUT OLESS DAY
HERE YESTERDAY
Federal Fuel ordor Observed, Reducing
Gasoline on-uInptIon-Also
Sunday Accidents.

Fuel Administrator tiLfli"lH& r"Hu"S'
that pleasure riding b" dispensed win
on sundays Wa generally observed yes
trr,iay and ,"rY i,'w automobiles were
abroad rArrni physicians cars. when
wrr,. on crr:ln,'S II mercy. some tour
lists FROM other states. ulWn arrival III
this city Saturday nighi,sl"rtd their
ears in TIA" publIr garages and spent
their Saba IN around the hotels. some u!
them going l" tho churches
un" If the good effects derived from
thu, fuel ADMINISTRATIONS request. aside
srnm the saving If gasoline. was tho
eliminating Of accidents which Gcner'
ally occurred by tho wh"l"snl" on sun
days. bur reports from surrounding
places and all hospitals failed /" reveal
any accident or injury Of any Kind :'cS-
lcrday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
PRO-CERMAN HELD

Peter Schmidt. local employ" "f the
Warwick china ractor%. h;c" otcn pEu'"d
under arr~s, by Federal officials f"r al
legged diSl"?al remarks ~ his place II
.rrpln:ir"ut. lie WIS gwen L hearing
before Deputy Marshal lloyd and held
FOR the F'-i"ral grand jury under $5N"
bond Schrnlit was hnrn in Germany
and has resided a, En=GS Fun tor Il
number - years. ~h.r" th, residents
often suspected hI> loyalty 1" n" SoE-
rrnmcat Owing u his old ago his
statements had o.~n overlooked for sn:r-
Sinnr hu: when n. stated that til" kaiser
was too Enf.,' Il man Ia T." III "uC midst
the men nearly tnobbed HIM. and il w:ts
snly by quick a"tinn that h" WAS saved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
HIGHER
PRICE FOR PIC
fought in wars vi q

NEW YORK Sept $.--Sts"i producers
rr, prepar ring To present strong rSo-
nen,s in favor Of increased plS iron
prices when they appear 1T N" meeting
of the S;rnlFr"mmittc" 81 tho American
iron and S,".l institute: and tie price
fixing comrrit,re OF tn" war industries
ts,ar,l 70 Dc held in Washington on Sep
trn,b.r Is u discuss possible price re-
.-;sions Gf October |. Tn" government Is
said 70 ~ opposed 10 any chang" from
present schedules.
Merchant furnaces contend they cam
not coutInu" on present basis and VIII
likely ask fo- 81 n ton advance in PIE
iron In event that the increase is
granted. i, would afford grounds Tor 4
nroportionate advance in steel prodocts'
Il IS pointed out
Iron output continues TO fall short OF
requirements and furnaces ar" prcSSco
20 meet urgent government demands
There havc hern many INQUIRIES pu'
VERY little n"w business has been done
Copuer requirements have been heavy
and distribution ut refined metal lS con-
,in.d tn government orders on account
,c,th some provision FOR smaller con-
e,,ners. Refined output Is estIrpatcd AZ
"0n 600. moo pounds l. month. as against
"O5. oon 200 pounds last year.
Til. scarcity OF head continues pro-
nounc.d The lead commttt"" is all"t''
ing supply only To consumers "nGasc'
upon government work. The price
begged by thr producers at 40" cents
for New York and -. cents for East 81
ouis Spcltcr IS III moderate d'nand
bu, offerings ar" light AMI ia" 'narE"t IS
firm nn tho basis OF. S's cents AT fSa''
81. Louis. $780,
Their, * Iittls demand Tor I'm. hnF-
ors ar. apparently shy al = falling mar
k.t Inud"n prices h:tN' steadily dc
..I,,,[; during tn" pas sw""h at tho rate
Of - and 81 sterling dai!E. Spot IN -
offered in New York ut \" cents ana
S,raiyhts for shipment ut AK cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
MIR. R. M. Gilleland is
Very Much Improved

The many friends nf Mr. L. NJ. .Giilr-
land. nj this city. Will h" pleased 10
|, arm that H. is very much improved NJ
AIhuuurrpu". New M..NIru. where Sll" HIS
been with Mrs. ';ilLAlan'l fn: some time
for ;hr benefit "f has health. His rlany
friends viii hc pleased In know that ht
will SOON h" able la return IL MS h mo
here
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Born in this city aud enlisted III IN"
Brownsville. Pa. militia and later III
the 18th L. s. heavy artillery. wh"r' he
served during the Civil War. iicchmc
n rnc,ut>r Of the Southsld" Ilu"S in
rittSlmrg and later Of Go. {. nuQurn*c
GrayS and later the 18th |. ;. Eef'-
mcut He was also stage coach driver
on III" old National road h"twecn
Brownsville and this city. driving one
or the old Conestoga wagons. lie pusS-
ed away number Of years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
COUNTY COURT NEWS
Marriage Licenses.

f;aSpiria ltiin anal CAlh"rin" M"r"S"n.
-: both Of Rrnddu"k. IN. wor" married
yesterday morning in thu "ili'r III
County Clerk i. Harvard Wells. I'"r.
Tuw1l~rrh. ~ Fan" street church, or
Irritating.
urhrr marriage lir,,l.,,s issued were:
.lnSrrh ,n;iangn. II. aud Minnie Bow
man. both IT ,'alnhrlhE" 9.
PANEL t. Ford. -. and cara WHIT
field. -? h.rh Il Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
S11,86O,667 Sold in
War Savings Stamps
In ". Va. 10 August |

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept. S.
Sales of war savings stamps III West
Virginia 10 August |. amount In Sill
%6h.66I. while the quota IF the stat" for
tho year is SIS. 403.0 90. is tn" report Civ
On out by State Director Robert l..
Archer. The report by counties fol-
loNv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
APPEALS CASE

Mr.. ,;."ru.. THURMAN. 8 "in Main
.;lr..r " ltu MS fined Si"m :rul costs III
JrrIr'.- ."IIr: test week f"r renting rooms
."r iin. iniTr's" II prostitution has APP
Im.:,l.,I h.f, 49," liar"iiGh tlturr'N =. o..
I:"y,.. wi,,, entered Motto" IT appeal
SuI.Iry 'l"uin;. Mr.. Thurman has
i:ii,n h"i;d Tor appearance In criminal
court. wIrh .I;LIit.S =. Sill a. h"n$inaT-
'rhr.' ..ii.r principals we're taken in il''
rad. lh"v. i".lnc Margaret Miller. Eliza
N.Lh AMI Mix" kusI..
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German Officials Now
Called to Firing Line

AMSTERDAM. Sept. S.---Thc large
number Of German officials in Belgium
hnvc been called for military service,
according to the Nieuwe Rotterdam
Courant. Their places are to b. taken
by women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
BANK CLEARlNGS

,'1earirrS t"r September :. SIa5.tn;.
Sam. Gly last year Si96.66!19.
C1".,riuc: for wee;S ending Saturda%,
= .SoS.naS %.
Sur" week list vr+lr S3.16H.cI4.GH.
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N. Y. STOCk EXCHANGE

UHEEL1NC. W. Va. Sept 8. '13.,
Saturdays Quotatthns.)
Furnished the 1ntelligencer by a. +.
E1asten z. Co. members OF the New 1orA
Stock Exchange. Sat;onal Bank Build
tnx. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand,
manager.
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BONDS
Oman Iflrh I.nM 'inS,.

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Lib. l.. abs ~: .S<i1nl 30 l2l Nnlnl. S6
d. md Is - IS - ~ ~ ~ - Is
do 81 i'.s - rs Ais o-.'h o" ."i
Stork>-I74.: 200: week. ".A:l. Snn.
Ennde--- So SIS MOO: week. 3i.it6 200.