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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-04

Mrs. j. c. Woodwork was hostess
Yesterday afternoon to the West Court
Street Knitting Club. a very pleas
ant afternoon being enjoyed. Mrs. H
H. Hattery was present and gave a a
most interesting talk on Red Cross
work. Musical numbers were con-
tributed by Miss Lorene King and an
original poem read by one of the
members was much appreciated.
Four new members have been added
to the club roll as follows: Mrs. A. H
Rusg, Mrs. ]. II. MARBLE. Mrs. Bert
Hunter and Mrs. Amy Lee. -4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
Ohio News Notes

MSRlON-O. T.. Lake. government rep
resentatiye, is making a survey or trac-
= ton line facilities preliminary. t WAS
aid. to the. government taking over Ger
tan Ohio intcrurban railways TO relieve
congestion on steam lines during the 1ait
and winter. II is planned to run pack
ace carrying cars from Cleveland
; through Columbus 90 Cincinnati Lake
-. is accompanied By James l'ugan OF
: Columbus. chief inspector 1or the seato
. public utilities commission.
: WHDSWOTcWT~ClarA ". Kramer. a
, newspaper correspondent. shot and killed
himself after draftees had marched
AWAY. he having been rejected because
of poor sight.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert Merriam.
Howard Sheffield and wife and Frank
sheffield were killed when their auto was
struck by Z train st South Amherst
UNCINNATI-Thc Cincinnati NJ. 4.
conference abolished it's German puolica-
;tSon here and decided to strike the word
German from all institutions and con-
,fcrenceS-
MARION-The little son ot William
H. Paseilcr was burned to death when
ne pulled kettle OF hot greaS: over on
himself.
OXEORD-Tne cntire output OF local
canning factory Will Dc taken over to-
use Of troops overseas. Tomatoes.
beans and corn have been taken possess
zion OF.
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1n'"liiEcnccr.

Socc.aI Dispatch :" TN" 1nt"lilE cnccr
MOEGiNTpH-N. W. Va. Sept "
Official confirmation was gwen hrT"
,o.day to the report that when West
Virginia University opens hcF noolH
for her 5cnd session September ""rd. a
unit Of tho Students Army Training
Corps will be yslahlshcd all students
will hN furnished with tuition DOORS
clothing, rooms and hoard ana VIII DO
raid 1T tho rate Of lriTaicS IN 'ho arm =
or $50 per month: that the entire SUD-
lert Of diSriphn" Will h" hhnolcu py
the commanding officer Of the ;. ~. l.
g.. md thai many of the ordinary
coursrs and subjects offered in the Uni
ycrsity curriculum Will b. changed to
suit the nccGs of the War Department.
This. in nutshell. was the announce
rnrnt given ont ny President i. Is. Irot-
ter and Dean {. X. Jones. or The COL
logo nr Engineering. on their return
from PlnftsburE New York. to-day. M
"9latt sburgh President Trhttcr ana Dean
Jones, with go Other college and unl-
vcrsity representatives from TINS dlNl-
eoin, attended what amounted tn q
interpretation meeting on matters re-
lated to the s. 4. T. &. and their an
nnunccmcnt IL official.
| The government does not plan 10 Of
fer this great aid 10 the university. nor
no its students for their benefit. but Is
arranging u carry out this colossal
plan in order that the vast resources
/ of the colleges that make up the uni
ycrsity may be utilized to the best
advantage IN training officer material
for the army. When Il student enters
here September "3rtl. he Will be voiun-
tnrily indicted into the s. \. T. {. by
,lhc local draft board of MonongalIa
county Thereafter he will be ahso-
lu,cly out Of the Jurisdiction Of his
own local board and subject 10 the or
dcrs Of tho commanding officer Of the
! 6. 4. T. e. here. In ctfcc; he Will be
| in the service exactly the same as II he
we're at Camp Lee or any Of tho other
| clntonmcnts-
For housing and feeding the men II
! is planned for the time being to utilize
. the fraternity houses and perhaps tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
FOURTEEN STATES
HAVE ABOLISHED
STUDY OF GERMAN

NEW YORK. Sept. S.-Fourtcen states
in the Union have abolished the teach
ing Of the German language in the
schools and in sixteen other states a
campaign 70 eliminate German IS under
way. according IN the announcement
made today ny IN" American Defense So
rirty. Many cities in the sixteen states
where the campaign against the study
of tho German language is in progress.
hay. thrown German out OF their schools
hu, tho stale itself has not taken dcc's-
i've action. says the announcement OIL Inc
sncir,v. which has brrn conducting 4
campaign acains, the study oil HERMAN
in tn" public schools
This announcements was passed upon
ranyass Of The states AMI cities whl"h
was conducted hy DIR. Perry \. pl'kir'
Of New York.
Tho statr4 listed rs having abolished
tho study Of the German language from
tb.ir schools ar: Alahama California;
t.,nu.,.Iirut Del. ware. louisiana. Name,
NIiseissipui Montana North Dakota. pN-
lohomn. South pako,a. Tennessee. Ltth
and West Virginia.
The following states II - ANNOUNCE"
unw lo-.. under consideration tn" ab"i!-
iiun Of the leaclline NJ German: arizona
\ rk::n%as. r'lordA. Georgia. Idaho" lnd'-
am Kansas Michigan. Missouri New
Jersey. New York. Ohio. Rhode Island
TEXAS Virginia. Wisconsin.
Tho society announced tina III" FOL
lowing cities have wholly ar party
Thrown out III" study Of German from
their schools. $50
Srw. York Guy: Philadelphia. Pa:
Washington, n. -: seattle. WASH: Lo"-
isvjlln, Ky.: Portland Oregon: Jersey
city, y j.: rirnnh Rapids. Mich: pes
MuInrs;. Iowa: Elizabeth. ". j.: Passa'c
y. j.: Tacoma Wash. Bayonnc. y. j.:
wheeling. ". Va: Mt. Vernon. y. y;
PawIinr. y. Y: Alton, Ill: ChamraiCn'
Ill: -'harlcroi Ia; Eugene. ore; 81.
Mar,'s Pa: t'litfsidc Park. y. j.: QUA
krrs,nwn. IA. aud Glen Cove. l.. ].
Tho situation in tho sixteen states
whore thr campaign against tn" German
language rS reported rs in progress. IS.
in mari. described in Dr. nirkin's report.
as follows:
Arizona German II fast beng "limi-
mated hy our local boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING ni our public schools
have discontinued the teaching OF Cor
man II has been practically diScontln-
Iir,l IN ill ~ our high schools.
F'lorIda---"I think that practically all
Of tho Germans have bc"n removed from
tho schools without making any public
demonstration about il. They just sim
PLY failed or r.-clrciion.'
C;corsia--"We have decided to discon-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
To
SAVE N|AN-P'ONER
1Y USING STREET CABS INSTEAD
OF MAIN CARRHRS1N USE
IN LARGE CITIES
Would Only Set Cars Back KiTo
Minutes on Five
Milo Trip.

A SUGGESTION was yesterday received
by tho IntelliGcnccr from local man.
suggesting q new manner OF handing
mails from the suburbs which would
facilitate lahor-sarinE. The writer
states that several large cities have
adopted the plan and that II docs not
intnrfer. much with IN" schedule or
S:r"Ht cars
Tn" communication follows:
Editor Intelligcncer:
Some time ago the Commercial .tsso-
citation solicited suggestions icnding
toward Il bigger and better Wheeling.
and nj TINT time L submitted suGgcs-
lions through the columns OF the local
prrss and while ] assure no influence
in any matters. one Of tn" suggestions
] made WAS the installation of IN"
stop md "gn'' signals now III use 1T
rect crossings. but allow me. Editor,
10 suggest further. that with the coTv-
ing Of a Greater Wheeling better mail
service is needed. for under the present
Systm Of man power conservation mail
is not delivered from 9 r. IN. saturday
80 . 4. m. Monday. and as this IL true
for citizens residing only five minutes
walk from tho poStOffic" what must he
tho conditions in tn" rural or our
suburban towns.
Therefore. ! suggest the installation
Of mnil boxes on street cars as is IN
vogue in towns Of l"ss"r importance
than Wheeling and t"r all cars TO stop
and receive Il letter rs they would stop
to receive n passenger. thus benefit
ting SuhurhanitrS rs we'll as The proplc
In general and * has been proven that
a rar will not ln"' fiv" minutes in a.
1--WE mile nun. Will" a man stationed
| nj n prominent intersection. like Market
and Eleventh streets. could receive mail
, from Hll car boxes and wagon deliver
! the same To luSiuriirr handy. While
! again, in all cities ~ any Importance,
! ii is no NOR hilarious for carriers to
! spend on" hour At the pnStoffiCc on
Sunday To distribute mail thnn il in for
! the citizens who would b" willing to
| spend an hour Eoirr to III" pnStnfficc
| on Sunday after their mail and con-
! Guiding. | may add. that the govern
J mont provided for mail rrrrplhclrS in
; rUrals to br placed out along tlrn roads.
mp /" h"u>'S. =" why not provide fo-
| mail r"""r;a"lcs t" l'r placed II fONt Of
! steep St+irWHys lar tho cliff dNellcrS"
rlrIv". for in Wheeling mail carriers are
! required! To climb no flights az stairs
: within on" street - another. 10 deliver
, perhaps one dozen letters. Tn" nhnv"
, ar" n"r'' ssary matters to make II better
! and greater city and il can h" done.
; a PROGRESSIVE. CITIZEN
|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
JINGLE SAM To PAY EVERY ". Y. ].
STUDENT HIS THIRTY PER MON tn
States University Will Be Real Military School Many OF
the Old Courses to Be Elimnated-All Work rlanned
to Aid in Winning the War

r.Lc ,dvanta-c OF local boarding
houses but gradually II Is thought lne
fraternity houses will he taken over On.
1jrely and will lose their ldcnl1'S' I'LL"
lin, common mess hall will be pro
vidcd for all members OF the >. \. J. -
Students III Arts ard Sciences. AEri-
culture. Law and similar courses WIZ
-,,o,yn thirteen hours Of military drill
,,,r ,vr.b Two hours each of five sue
crSSiye days. one hour OF Inspection on
Sturriay and two hours OF Ihcor5 "t
Military Science similar To Thai FORMER
~ Offered here in the r. o. J. L. IhiS
drill will be- Close Order; MuskctrY:
Eayonrt and Physical.
Students in Engineering Medicine ana
Chemistry will receive only SIX hours
per week Of military drill. their WorA
h,ine OF such nature that they Will
not have the time for more. Students
IN Liberal Arts unless detailed here Tor
special study along special lines VIII
not be deferred in the draft hut men IN
Medicine. Engineering and Chemistry
though subject to discharge nj any time
for lax work. will be permitted TO re-
main here till January lst. 1918. al
which time all will 90 through pro-
cess Of examination and selection 10
determine their progress and fitness to
remain here and prepare themselves Tor
Officers Schools and Camps. Inc
courses as at present outlined Will pre-
vail in Engineering. but in Medicine
only the subjects prescribed pY inc
American Medical Association and the
Surgeon General Of the Army Will be
REQUIRED. This refers particularly to
,,-.-o,edical students
The s. 4. T. &. for students Will be
established here October LIST. one Week
after the opening of tho university. IL
is likely that another radical change
will be that all university courses Will
now run the year round thereby en-
abling 4 student 10 finish the present
four-year courses in three years. Many
olhcr emphatic departures from former
practices will also likely take place.
Students will bear their own expenses
from registration day till October lst,
OF approximately week only.
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tinue giving examination in German in
order to certify teachers in this subject.
There has been no rule or law displaclns
the study from the schools, although IT
is becoming more unpopular every day.
Idaho-"Tcaching Of German Is pro.
hibted in schools VI 10 and including
tho eighth grade. Teaching Of German
in the high schools is left to the deter
mination. Of the local boards"
Indiana-'-With the rcassembl!nE OF
the Legislature. ample provision will BE-
made for the exclusion Of German from
our schools"
Kansas-'There never has been any
German TO speak Of taught IN any Of our
elementary schools. and since the war
it has been eliminated from practically
half Of our high schools.
Michigan---'It is my opinion that at
least So percent Of the schools Of this
state have dropped German from their
COURSES Of study. IT has also been drop
ped from the courses OF study OF many
higher institutions"
Mfssouri-"So far az reports haT"
rome thor" will he onc or two high
schools outside Of thr cities which arc
planning 10 Civ" German next year. tn"
city high schools arc limiting the teach-
ing 10 students who Ar" preparing for
technical courses. In Kansas City the
teaching has been discontinued altoGcth-
cr''
New 1crsey-'"Thc state BOARD or Ed
ucation passed n resolution under which
it will be possible for every local hoard
To prohibit the study Of German. Nha'
will hc tho result time will toll.
New York-'I: appears That rrStstra-
81 IN fa11Cn off
so percent in schools where German Is
still OPTIONAL Next year German VIII
h. dropped in majority Of tho high
schools in tn" state. principally oecans"
Tho students will not have it,. No artion
against Germany by tho lnBslatur" ar
State RnarG Of Education.
0hio--"No measures hnvc been taken
in This state by tho Department or pun
lie instruction for the removal OF Ger
man from the Public Schools. 1t has
not hccn necessary. They arc rrTnoV'nt
il in nearly all the schools In the stat"
Of their own accord.
Rhode Island-"F'orrfm languages
never have boon taught In Rhod" ISL
and's elementary schools. Several towns
! and cities have recently barred FcrH'hl
from their high schools
Tcxas-'"rhc Legislature has enacted
a law tina; the English language must b"
used exclusively in tho conduct OF the
work Of thu schools. except in the for
nlgn courses permitted in the high
schools
Nirsinia-"Cerman in most Of 'hc
high schools OF the state. i. an clcctiv"
study. and tho high school pupils arc not
clectinE this subject.
Wiscons:n-"Th teaching Of German
has already been discontinued in 4 goo"
i many schools Of tho state citf"t
through official action by the local
board or through tho fact that therr are
, no students asking for tho subject.
! save YOU time and money to use 1ntril'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
Employees Compensation
For the Rail Workers

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.--A uniform
CONDENSATION insurance and Ts'nSlon plan
for aIl railroad employees * under con-
sId"rati"n Ivy the railrad adminiStra-
iion.
Plans for HI, uniform and equitable
condensation Of injured employees ar tho
dependents Of employees VIII" may II"
killed III the service 81 the rtiiroIdS AFRO
being cons id"rrd." said an nffiical an
noHn"cm"nt today and it ~ hoped hat
II may also h" pnSsibl" 10 arranG" for
tho retirement nf employees upon pension
~ a gwen nE' a. we'll aS 10 r-"vtd" TO-
ihnIr purrhaS" al life health and old age
insurance a. r"a$rnah" rates. TIM"
VIII. however. l." required 10 perfect
ihr>.. rlnns which must h" recnnc!led
with III. Wid"l! varying pension and M
srrinr" systems TOW in cS;&tnnr' on not
f.u "f IN" railroads..
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HnNHv

THE"r MISS THIS. i'ui trit this slip
"nCl"s" with ~ and mail il IA Foley x
&C.. ~: Sheffield avenue. Chicago. ILL.,.
writing your nam" and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial pack
apr containing F'olcy's Honey and 'rnr
Compound for coughs. colds and Group
Fnlry'S kidncy Pills for pain in sides
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
ScarecrowB Thin as . Rail Are "FAs3
Up" by Society, Insurance Hnd
Industry.

= Those skinny. nervous. denilithtro
folks with a half-aick expression and no
ruInr at ali sometimes are 81 sell Cen
tered they do not realize what 4 diSad-
vantage poor health is.
# We ran put 50 much PEP" In your
system that your work rolls or Your
shoulders Ike water or n durKS back.
II wr can round out your figure with
the added weight you need and put tho
did rosy color back in your ch"skS III"
q Juno bride If u" can steady your
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
0NE WEST V|RG|N|AN KILLED IN
ACTION IN MONDAY CASUALTY LIST

Peter I. Kzlle. wilkes Faro Pa
Wounded Severely.
TIicrltcnants:
Nal Altman. Wauchula, Fla
Paul DAILY. New York. y. Y.
Schuyler g. Lewis. Crooksy'ill". Ohio.
Sergeant PIron n Tantl"ci. Peters
burg ". Va
Corporals:
Arthur Walter Horne. Pittsburgh. Ia
Harry Miller. Harrisburg. Pm
Charles S. Picrson. Williarnsport. Pa
Lawrence Warner. Plymouth. Pa.
Buglcr Michael Fl. Ferry. Canton -.
Joseph Henklc. Columbus. Ohio"
Carmine letter.. Coraopolis- PiL
Homer H Milan Charleston. w Va.
Harry Chester Pefrlcy. Harrisburg. ~,
wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Lieut. cnants:
Gilbert Campbell. nclton. S. G.
Joseph Lynch, Columbus. Ga
ScrgcantS:
Thomas E. Race Mckccsport. Ia.
Albert l.. Kurt. Johnstown. Pa.
John G. Zimmerman CyGnct Ohio.
Walter J. knminski Pittsburgh. Pa.
Peter Gordon. Mart inshurg w. Va.
Mechanic James PciEhtal, Clymcr. Pa
Privates:
Louis Feldrnnn. Philadelphia Pa-
Okey r FrrrclL Philadelphia. Pa
Okcy r Terrell Toronto. Ohio.
Stanley ]. Micllowski. philad"lph IL
Pa.
Patrick J. Waldron. Ashthhula- ohm
Edgar A. Weaver. Malvern. IA.
Robert H. Wilt. Altoona, Ia.
Edward AEontovitch. Eynon. Pa
Ralph T. BCczcr. Altoona IA.
Clarence +. Bnchmcr. Ashland. Pa
Stanley C'hojnacki. Philadelphia Pa
Giuseppe Gallo. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Stanley GarCzyuski. Norris Run. In.
John GumoSTkc, Eric. Pa.
John Harrison. Simpson. Pa
Pierce Mathrny. Schlry. Ohio.
Joe S. Wcsslrr. Cleveland. ..
: Floyd H. FaulkHaI B"sscrnrr. Pa
CAREY Ecdk"y. HillSboro. Ohio.
Missing In Action.
i Trirntr~:
Argus Ohio Rrucc, Huntington. w Va
Earl f.. Chafin. Baltimore. Md.
William d. Clay. Cincinnati. Ohio.
raris l.. Coleman. F.ldu ". Va.
Howard r.! gar GAINESVILLE Ohio.
Hcrshcl Samson. HiEhroal W. Va
John CrImIrlck" Terry. I:Iu"ii"d W
Va
charles Vail. Philadelphia. Pa
Harlow Frank Williams. Tr"ci"rrillr
Ohio.
Wilson W0lford. knraid v. Va
! Previously Reported missing in Action
! Now reported Wounded III Action.
! Lieutenant l!niamLa 'r'n-ha%
! Austin Ten.
| Privat"G:
Thomas Jones W"stin"'.r. Ia.
/ David Schwartz. Cincinnati. q.
.Stanl.v - Burns. Philadelphia IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
You Look Like A Skeleton

nerves and help your digestion SO much
wo,, viii ont With a relish corn beef and
cabbage. apple pic. etc, and sleep like
top without dream or tnss' every
hight. how much i. it worth:
Here arc thu directions Follow them.
and IL no result it costs you not sim
II. penny. Go IN your druggist or TO
e ri Crest L. 60. and buy box OF
Io,mrin Tablets with CONTAIN Note
Inc guarantee inside. Take one tablet
on the way home Ia package lasts two
wccks.)
For sale ais, b, DEnk-orh srrs B.Ilnr: Hns.'I
drur ror. Martins rsrr,: Frank hnh--,. Rrdr.
rn1 Will TeahriS. Hotndsvle. IchA Esos,
WelIEturT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
OHIO DEMOCRATS
SURE Of DEFEAT.
SEE THE HANDWRITING ON THE
WALL AND ARE OUT AFTER
NEW CONGRESSIONAL
+. MATERIAL.
Cox Boosters Making Every Effort to
Pull Their Crippled Forces
Together.

Politicians and voters Of tho Eigh-
tccnth Ohio congressional district.WMch
embraces Belmont. Jefferson ColumDI-
ana and Harrison counties. arc all agoG
over the movement started 4 te" DAYS
ago TO GUST r. y. MiChcnhr. OF HrIdGe-
most. Democratic candidate for congress
off the ticket and substitutes som" ono
moro acceptable In the voters az III"
district. tn bolster up IN" state tIcRct
and on. who can bull more votes I" Cox
for governor.
Democratic party leaders see that
Kitchener is utterly hopeless for election
and wcakcns rather than Strengthens
their cause. and they want n new cam
(Sdate, who will add. rather ihAn tax"
prestige away from the ticket. III" sole
purpose being to r. mar more votes for
the wobbly Cox campaign rather than
for the congressional nominee himself.
rs they see the handwriting OH the wall!
which spells Democratic defeat IN Nov
cnlbcr. and they arr working hard to
save CuX's campaign from collapse NJ
tho expense OF The Democratic c"nEr"s-
Sional nominee Of The Eighteenth dis
,rict.
Kitchener is one Of the liquor commits
sioncrS of Belmont county and his
affiliations with the booze" crowd is d
! decided detrimnnt tn any political rauS"
! and the Democratic wisracr"S know It,.
hcnc.. they ;Irc willing lu dump Mich
I en"r FOR 4 lrrti"r vote gCtt"rS for the
=. Democratic GlIhrrnaturiai nominee.
While no unr Will CONC out openly
! for Michcn"rS place on the Ticket pres
| sure is bling brought tn bear On cx-
, Congressman Hon. NJ. r. Francis. "f
! Martins Ferry. to make Tn" race. h" he
| Ing the best available timber 10 sacri-
| flee himself ami 1T tho same tim" put
q little ginger int" the stat" ticket.
! SIR Francis hnS served on" term in
| cong reSS and mad" Il fairly good record,
but his election WAS IL slip up on the
part Of the voters rs tn" district has
! always been Republican 10y Il good sub
! Stantlal maturity. and Frank Murphy.
! Of Stcuhcnvilc. the Republican n"ml-
! me-. Will carry II by bigger Hot' than
any Of his predecessors.
Mr.. Kitchener - putting up Il strong
! protest against his removal. hut II is
: thought that h" viii eventually comply
with the wishes of the state "GnugStrrs
:Lnd drop out. III favor Of som" one NOR"
irn their liking Eut the Kitchener fol-
| lowers think that i. * rather lat" for
| this proceeding. AZ he was III" only
| Democrat To- Offer himself nj the pri-
! maricS for congress. and when Mich
! rncrS name is suggested as being bot
| ter off tn. ticket than ol, they quote
, president Liuruins famous adag" about
! "SwarpinG horses while crossing q
stream
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
Scandinavian Kings
To Hold Conference

COPENHAGEN. Sept 9Th" Nation
al rdcndc says it learns that their will
be- a rasrttrz or the thrre scandinavian
kipEs TINS mouth
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Clifford EcaEcn Harbide, Philadelphia,
Pa
Joseph l.. kral, Cleveland. ..
Albert Ncarhoud. E;cIdsvillc. Pn
Previously Rrpnrt>d Missing NOW Re-
ported Killed in Action.
T>rivat,S:
Gordon l. Faulkner Chester. Ia
William j. Miller. F.tnn. Pa.
Previously Reported Missing NOW Re-
ported Dead
Lieutenant Oliver 7. li"auchnlnp,
Princess Aunr. Nd.
Previously Reported Missing In Action
Now Reported as Having Returned
to Duty With HIS Company.
Private I;crt Budd, JuStuS. -.
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WASHINGTON. D. C. Sept. s.-Tnn
following casualties are reported by the
Commanding General OF the American
E:xpeditionary Forces:
Killed in action. q
Missing in action. ..-...------.---'. IS
Wounded severely. VI
Died of wounds -
Wounded. degrees undetermined 49, .1"2
Killed In Action.
Corporal Floyd f. Miller. GrecnshurT.
Pa
Pvtvates:
james J. Arriroplos. keyser. ". Va
Died Of wounds
tHrivates:
Francis f Barher. Laytonav7ll". Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09

L III 4 Y w
Are Going Up---
but here is one opportun-
ity to make a real SAVING
for those who ,uiu heed.
WE WILL HAVE ON SALE THIS WEEK
THREE PLAYER PIANOS TAKEN FROM
OUR PLAYER ROLL DEPARTMENT.
These Players have been used for just two
months TO demonstrate Player Rolls. They are
MT there for the convenience Of our many custo-
mcrs 70 use in the selection of Player Rolls
1t is known fact that Player Piano is better
after being used a short time than when 1t is new.
These PLAYERS carry a g1arantec--the same as
all new pianos on floors.
S425 BUYS THE SMITH & BARNES
PLAYER-THAT SELLS, WHEN NEW,
AT $3.50.
$3.50 FOR THE AUToP1ANO-P1AN-
1sTA MoDEL-oUR REGULAR PRICE
IS $780,
$500 IS THE PRICE ASKED FOR
THE HAMMOND MELOHARP THIS
PLAYER SELLS THE WORLD OVER
FOR $780,
Regular Terms - No Interest
C.. A. House Co.
1141 MARKET ST, WHEELING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09

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