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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

the severe cold weather and the coal
situation, will meet Thursday Feb.
IA with Mrs. William Hurley, 23I3
Mishawaka av
Mrs Edward Alspaugh. s.
Eleventh St, entertained a number
of friends Thursday evening i'm hon
or of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wilhelm Of Travis City, Mich, who
have been here since November.
They left today for Portland, Ind.
TO visit their daughter. Mrs. George
Brumm.
Mrs G. W smith had for her
guests at dinner Thursday Mr.. and
MS James Nanoy OF Logansport.
Ind and Mr.. and Mrs C.. b. Ar
mold of Chicago, Miss Bessie Thayer
and brother. George Thayer Of no
chester Ind.
The choir Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church will meet Friday even
ing at the home Of r. c. Hubbard,
1902 Mishawaka av. S. G.. Honki.
the leader, requests d full attend
ance.
Mrs. Enos Staufer had for her
guest at O'Clock dinner Thursday
Daniel Shaun of Elkhart Mr..
Shaun also visited Mr. Stauffer at
Epworth hospital Mr. Stauner
was injured in an elevator accident
at the Studebaker corporation over
a month ago. He is getting along
nicely. and hopes 90 leave the hospi-
tai soon.
Friends here have received word
from Miss Minnie Poole. who is
visiting Miss Loise Hagen AT Silver
City. y. NJ. that she is still unable
10 use her left arm. which was dis
located at the shoulder three weeks
ago. when She fell IN the yard at
Miss Hagen's home.
Henry Dukeshire Of the battle
ship De Clarb is visiting his aunt
Mrs Edward McFaui Mishawaka
av.. and other relatives Mr. Duke
shire enlisted I'm April ar Balm
bridge, Mich and has made four
trips 10 France the Baron DE Claro
acting as convoy 20 transports. The
last trip on the way back the ship
was attacked by a submarine which
was driven off He is on a fur
Tough and will leave Friday for a
few days visit in Michigan. Mrs.
George Steckinger OF Mishawaka
Will accompany him.
Mrs Bruce Dixon has returned
from Elkhart. where she was called
by the death Of her aunt Mrs. Long.
Mrs. Belle Dec. who submitted 20
an operation az EpwOrth hospital.
and has been conEalesing at the
home Of her daughter Mrs. Walden
" Seventh ST. the past week. left
Thursday for her home at Berrien
Springs. Mich
Alex Harrison. = sixth ST. is an
with brOnical trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller have
returned 90 Elkhart after a visit
with friends here.
Mrs. Thomas Critics returned from
Osceola this morning. where she has
been spending several days with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08
announcements

The meeting of the Queen Esther
circle Of the First NJ f. church
which was 10 have been held Thurs
day evening has been postponed FOX
one week.
The south section of the Women's
league of the First NJ. +. church
Will be entertained next Tuesday
afternoon az the home Of Mrs. F. p.
Nicely. 1922 :. Main ST. Assistant
hostesses will be Mrs. Charles I'M
mel. Mrs. Marshel Hughes and Mrs.
Otto Collmer. Sewing for the Ep-
worth hospital viii ouccpy the time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08
BUYS SMOKES.

When the board OF public safety
met in regular session Friday morn
ing. the members were confronted
with a box of cigars an6 were told
20 help themselves. The occasion
was the arrival early Friday morn
ing Of a daughter at the home Z
Harry Josephson. clerk OF the
board. The box of cigars was also
open 20 al who entered the board 5
Office during the day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

her parents. Mr and Mrs H. L-
Shireman
Mrs. Minnie Myers ~ Seventh So.
who has been il the past week. is
slightly imprOt ed
Mr. and Mrs j r. Lonsneld have
returned 20 EdWardsburg. Mich.
after several dag Eisit here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

SOCIAL EVENTS.
The singing practice of Falcons.
NJ. ROmanOwsh choir Will be held
Monday evening at KOsCuisZko hall
The senior and Junior gym class
of Falcons 4 b. No. I. will meet
Monday evening at 4. b. hall
The Il: b. Falcons military band
will hold its rehearsal Monday even
ing at 4. 3. hall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08
rIND REGIsTRATIoN CARD.

4 draft registration card bearins
the name OF Henry A. Greehn of the
fourth precinct in the first ward,
was found Thursday night and turn
eel over 10 Desk SersL Peter Ru-
dynski.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

"Salsad" three-in-one. softens va
ter. washes. cleans "Salsad' has a
personality. Ask user. Buy OF
volr grocer. 1905
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08
BIRTHS.

Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jo-
seDhson. 121 Garfield ct, daugh-
ter. Feb. s..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08
T0M0RRoWs MENU

(POrl<lesS Day.
Spare your breath 10 cool your
pOrridge." -Cervantes.
Breakfast.
Cereal and Cream
Stemmed Figs
Fried Potatoes
Dreamed Fish Cakes
Bread Rolls Coffee
Luncheon or supper.
Cream Cheese and Nut Sandwiches
Hot Chocolate
Stuffed Prunes
Dinner.
Split Peas Soup
Beef Olives
Sweet Potatoes Drowned in the Pan
Stewed Tomatoes
Orange Salad
Cheese and Waters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

Dancing club held their regular bi-
monthly dancing party at the Ind
ana club Thursday evening. More
than 40 couples were present and
Donahue's orchestra played Cor
dancing from SIS till 11:1j. The
next dance will be held in two
weeks.
:.
An all day meeting Of the Eureka
club mem bers was held Thursday ut
the home of Mrs Edward j. Wea-
yer. PIG L. Sample ST. Red Cross
work was done and dinner was
served al room to Il. Mrs. William
NJ Thomas, 243 +. Paris St, VIII be
the next hostess
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

Mrs. r r. Crowder. III Tut ST..
assisted by Mrs. William Ahrendt,
Mrs Henry r. Iseman, Mrs. John A.
Byers and Mrs. y. b. Parkinson, en-
tertained members of the Women's
Foreign Missionary society OF the
Grace NJ. r. church Thursday aft
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08
Luncheon or supper.

Bread rolls-DeliciOus bread rolls
are made from bread sponge that
has risen once. 1t is then kneaded
down and formed into small balls.
These are dropped into muffin pans,
allowed TO rise until light and then
baked golden brown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

Jellied apples-Pare and core
three pounds of apples and slice
them Weigh them and add 10 them
half their weight in graduated SUI
gar and the juice and grated rind
of three tart lemons. Simmer gent
~ until thick. taking care that they
do not burn. Pour them into a
mould and chill on the ice Turn
from the mould and serve.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

Stuffed prunes-Stuffed prunes
are as good as stuffed dates. To
make them. soak the prunes until
they are soft enough TO pit, remove
the pits and fill the cavities with
chopped walnuts or pecans and bits
Of dates and seeded raisins. Roll
the prunes i'm sranulated sugar
These keep well and are. in fact
better when they are five Of six days
old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

Members Of the Married Folks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

Mrs William NJ. Probasco. 40
Lincoln way w, Mishawaka, was
hostess 10 members of the Circle IF
Mercy Thursday afternoon. In two
weeks Mrs. T. W. Lower, 1913 Lin
coin way w, Will entertain the
members.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

Members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF Grace Evangelical church
were entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. John Ashbaugh, GA
Studebaker st. A business meeting
and social hour occupied the time.
An all day sewing session will be
held on Feb. Is at the home Of Mrs.
Herbert Fuerbringer, 426 Harrison
av.. and Mrs. Fuerbringer viii also
he hostess at the meeting to be held
on March 7.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

The Ladies' Aid society of Holy
Trinity English Lutheran church
met with Mrs. August Miller sos
y. Walnut ST.. Thursday afternoon.
a talk or the use OF substitutes
for wheat flour was given by Miss
Leila Ogle The next meeting VIII
be held the first Thursday in March.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

A business meeting OF the ST.
James guild was held Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Beyrer. 705 Leland av. Twenty
members were present at the meet
ing. The time and place Of the next
meeting have not been decided up
on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-08

The monthly business meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid society and w. NJ.
\ Of the First Evangelical church
was held at the home Of Mrs. Della
Sherman. rs W. Tut ST.. Thurs
day afternoon. ON Feb. Is the
members will sew all day at the Or
phans' home and the regular meet
ing will be held on March Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31
60
To CAMP TAYLOR
TU2Ty-Two MEN LEFT BELLALRE
FOR TRAINING CAMP AT
MIDNIGHT.
were Accompanied by 7. NJ. c. a
Notwithstanding News From
Rellai-e.

Thirty-two selectivcs from the Bel
laire draft district left last night over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
Camp Taylor. near Louisville. ny. The
boys reported at the city building Tor
roll call after which they were indicted
into the service Of Cn"le SANS army.
Following the induction short SER
vice was held in the auditorium If the
city building. in "harE' Il IN" board "t
instruction. with Z. NJ Rodcfer as chair
man. Addresses wcr'> mad" by Mr.
Rcdcfer and Rev. +. l.. Erect. pastor or
the Second Presbyterian church.
The local contingent was accompanied
to camp by Hon. raul Y. Wadd-ll a. ia"
local representative OF the \. NJ. {. y.
He will supply the boys with stationery
and stamps and throughout III" trip will
aid materially to the comfort OF the
Belmont county contingent. ThoS" who
entrained were: Harry L. Litt'1lHr""k
Erancis J. Lawn. t:quirlno SantIrlcca.
Thomas MeiStcr. i"njamin S;Iftlc. Ed
win Thomas Leyd..n. Harry W. Gtas-
Cow. Clifford Les Jackson. Charles l.
Albert. Kenneth Earl Long. Herman
Wharton. Waiter y. Thompson. LEne
Sterling Wilson Albert \. f.$t"rhr""k
John Eac"n Eninr. Frank V ttutchlh-
son. Ecff Ramsey. Alvin Morris. Angelo
Badia. Walter Harlan. Charles smith.
Silas FLYNN II S Caldwell. George ).
Ottec. William Henry. Kari Otto. .i"ha
Springer VIM. 4. K"h"r. Paul tNch'k.
Felix Biai.H. Williasn 4. Gray. Elijah
Lewis.
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MoundSvtlie Briefs.

Ross Sears, who has been indiSpnscd
for Il few days. is now abb. to I've back
at work nj the Gem barber shop.
J. y. Dorsey. local boy stationed ut
Camp Jackson. has h"r transferred 20
Washington He is in he medical sup
ply ,l"ra rtn,cn, "f tn" l.. s. Army.
The Mems I:,hc class of ;hc Chris
tian church have arranged Il special
program for their meeting uSnday eve
ming. starting Mt ESQ
Announcement was made yesterday
that Russell Grandstaft ana Miss Bertha
Pond OF Mnundsvillc. popular young
people were married N W"ll.>lurr SAL
urtlay They have gnn" "a jhnusck"'p-
ing in the Dorsey property IN Grant
avenue.
Private Eli Mercer. Of Camp Meade"
is bone visiting his wltr AMI tlttlr son
n; III" Gl"n4ale hospital.
n"vid Mcssick, If ;h!S city. has &C
c"ri"d position il! Toi"d". o.. and
lcly.< SUNDAY tn tax" W his work His
family will join him later
Miss Evcly Burnley. Of Tenth street
is visiting friends and relatives IN
Pittsburgh.
Miss Arminta Higgins has returned
home from Columbus. o.. after Il visit
with relatives there. Sh. Wished Hntnp
sherman while in IN" l;urH' - stat.
Five state prisoners WIZ taken from
here yesterday TO road camp in Fay
cite county.
One man was discharged from the
state prison yesterday. having fnl:'lI-
cd his Snnter
Foster Noble and Miss Mary ':r""n.
both Of this city. were married NJ oak
land, Md. June 90.
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TH|RTY-ONE SOLDIERS
OFF TO CAMP TAYLOR
FROM MARTINS FERRY
BIG CROWD OUT TO SAY GOODBYE
TO THE COMING SOLDIERS
Dozens Of Machines Donated to carry
Men to Train at Benatre-othar
Martins Perry News.

Thir,y-une soldier selects from this
draft district left over the Il. & @. from
i:rllairc ut midnight last night for Camp
Taylor. WHERE they will go into training.
Notwithstanding the late hour OF de-
parlurc n grca, crowd Of people were on
hand for the farewell. and the hoyS re-
Crivcd lhr best wishes for the future
from hundreds. The boys reported at
draft hcaduuurl crs shortly after II
n'clrrE and long before that their friends
had h.cn SwarIning through the building.
All pr"lImrnaricS for III" departure had
been arranged before hand, and at II 80
o'clock they were. taken aboard n score
or more IF automobiles. which had been
donated for the purpose Of carrying Sc
lcclS and their friends to Rcllaire. where
they rnirainc,l with other men from Bel
lnirr and later would hr Joined by men
from st ClairSvillc district Mt Ncns. Be
side the machines carrying the soldiers
Il; least a score If others went down
and they madr quite some procession cn
ruut" All "f the boys were literally
rr"v.d"d with cigars. cigarettes and TO-
Observation-Disclosures propl" raising 500 Tor
that ;mrImSc--hrsIdc large gifts from
individuals and friends. Frank Roberts,
II member 81 The board OF instructions.
went with IN" men. AMI Hanson trisS-
we'll. nf This city. waS the !. VI. I. ~
representative On the trip. The men
were put IN charge OF captain ShriVer.
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Rellaire Briefs.

&c, NJ
:, N'N. H'ii'H -
10 800 Gl' - VI = ,.;rl moot
Local No u y: +. u. W -: VII mel s,ii
n'Nt Saturda! afternoon. ''I'S'4s VIII
IN "'',"''a' x,i,, ,b,s
l.. l.. 'uhnIhEhtln ana la'i.' -. -,
":;y. are guests III friends Ut falrhor''
w. va
The .\merruS club has c"utHictcd ar
i'''"%cnl:ntS Tor an cutting 10 De he'u d.
worth Park next Monday.
Mrs. J. :. hah'lln has returned IFot"
u .iSlt with friends a, Mt. Vernon.
Miss t;r:,c" Stewart. of NGnl: street
- VISITING relatives 1T Pittsburgh.
Dr. \. " higgins has returned from
Il .ISi, - lamp Mills. New York.
,'hart.:; Elliott. who has hr..u visiting
relatives III I;aliaIre. has returned 10 his
l.,,n.. II, S;.,i!n.r%ilI,.
ItrS f.x,.,i, ,'rnyf. I'd ~ Pittsburgh
- = ..,;.y; az fr,.u,I.; and rrlptivcs here
Tnlj..s D,.v.r ~ iyrv, rwruIy-,hird
-, r.., =. .,ri,,,,..,,. ~ =. ms hnnt,
.rb,,r.. t:r,,I ,yL,, 49, bccn confined
+, M: .,n,.,. fer IN. ;r;st several weeks
N''.'"''it lr,li ,,.:'i 80, $40
N.Sx I.harInit,. l,,,ughl,n Of Cleveland.
.s.'i'".,,, ~ tt,lN ,.itv ,T,inv.;n visit with
S, ..',,n !" '"'
Nnrc,ll Madden Of Columbus. is visit
.tt'''' .,,, ,','"" Tarv Poss.r OF
nv ~, '"tn.. "'H ""'s
70; ". IT,! If N- and
'it'atn va t'''s 't. -, 49,
M'S. I"lt' ,'t"H N'' 80 49, ir r,co,..
their h"In" On ''ut r'IS"E street -
ering. ,,.,,. 1roo,,, ,,,o
Mr. ana M?S' ;l'.iIn its.t'' ~ e
lett !"r ISL yea re1''''iS 81
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ASplendidRem
Cures Backache, Sideache and
Kidney, Liver and Bladder
. Disease, or Money Back.

Yes, money back: that's the offer that
John Coleman Co. and HoEc Davis
Drug Co. in Wheeling make if Thonp-
sons Kidney Tablets fail to euro any
Of the above named diseases.
And when you stop to think. that's
most generous offer from the viewpoint
Of the afflicted. the sick and the SUI.
ering.
So il you are i'll. have the blues have
lost ambition. have hnckache or pains
in yor side If your urine is high color
ed. and your eyes dull and complexion
salIow. the chances arc that your kid
ncys are weak and clogged up. arl
that your blood is full OF impurities.
So why wait when Thompson's kJG-
nry Tablets arc guaranteed 10 restore
your hcalth7
II YOU are not greatly benefited take
back the empty box to John Coleman
Co. and HoSc Davis Drug Co. and get
your money. Price so centA>
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31

J. c. Dietrich. manager Of the CLAIR
ington Creamery was a Wheeling bust
ness visitor Wednesday,.
Mrs. ". Fuhrer and children wcrn
guests OF relatives at Glen Easton for
Russell K1mpfer Of Akron. O.. is
spending few weeks vacation at his
home here
cent visit with Wheeling relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. S. E. kArtzel and chill
drcn Of Bethel, are the guests or rela-
tivcs at Dale Indiana
Clarence Bell is the guest Of Aome
". ]. Conner who has spent the Fast
few months at Terra Alta W. Va. is
quest Of health was the guest Of hs
/ family and friends here for few days.
George Peters Of Wheeling. was shak-
ing hands With old friends here recent
The public schools Of this place will
cient corps Of teachers under the drer-
ton Of Prof. Joseph Z. Goodman OF
Canon, o.. recently elected by the board
Of education In place OF ". E. Sutcr. re-
John. ". Rose and daughter Miss
Freda- we're Wheeling. visitors Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gustley Of Akron;
w., were lne SuSSlS lpI lSW Jay W
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gustlcy
Of Welcome.
Elmer Leibfarth OF Sardis. o was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Grosssnbacher, for a few days: ..,,,.
who have been the guests Of relatives
in this locality for the past few weeks
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Fish and daugh-
ter spent Sunday with relatives on r.
D. :.
Charles Ruttcr who Is employed AT
Cleveland. o.. was visitor at his homo
here this week.
On Saturday. August z4th. at wheel
ing, occurred the marriage Of Ralph f..
Rose and Eva Mozena The bride IS
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry No
zena Of this place and the groom son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Rose Of Akron.
O., and holds responsible position win
the Goodyear Rubber Company Of that
civ
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Surar Now Obtatuable.

Tho MnrfinS Ferry Food COMMISSION
Yesterday afirrnmIn gay" out IN" 1ol-
lowing which Will br "r interest I" nun
drrdS If I,tppl" t"c;tuS' they have hren
unable tn got sugar enough for canning
purposes and here is tho solution.
There has been allotted 10 the CITY OF
Mur,ins Ferry l.nh0 suEnr distribution
certificates calling for ln,nNn pounds Of
sugar for canning. There ar" remain
ing ~ certificates Of a previous ISSUE
nf about go This makes total or
1l,.7n hounds still available for canning
purposes in this city.
These certificates will be distributed
dire, To- tho consumer under the follow
ing plan:
/. Sugar certificates must NJ signed
as hrrur" stating previous amount
. TIL" canning certificates Will h" fill
cd in for % pounds instead Of 20 pounds
aS IN" new distribution c"rtIfiratcs are
IN IN pound denominations.
=; Th"S" sugar certificates must hc
signed ny the consumer receiving thorn
ri tho 'rno they arc issued AT III" office
Of The local COMMITTEES.
These crrtifiCntes ar" absolutely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31
Bow Scouts Rally.

The rally OF the BOY Scouts last
night Ia stir up interest in their CAM
paicn. which has for it's object the or
ganIHrtirm Of Il separate council for the
city was Il SplrrIia success IN every
sense uf III" word. The program for
the evening started with z parade. FORM
ing 1T 40. and IN this there wer" the
local SrhutS. som" from Wheeling ana
other unnrhy towns. and ~ members OF
the Ashland -. troop. in charge OF
S,utiinastrr Ard Elackford. who are
caiIIred JUS back " town on the 1T. 'l'
W. parrah farm. After tho rarad" the
crowd gathered AT tho Rex theatre
where, lh% SCOUTS put on som" work. ana
li,rr,. WIS rxrrllrnt music and two good
talks hv ". H. Francis and w. !. DIXON
on tho mission If l!ny Scouts and what
they moan IN tho futur" Of This roun-
try. The movement Of scoutism was
rur hcfor" the p"opl" in n way they had
nrvrr understood il l"for" and the result
Will help the Inys in the remainder OF
Tho rlInn1i sst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31
M0UNDSVILlE
Convention Closes

Thea Marshall county Sunday school
eonyeA jon IN Session at tn" e' rn' VA ~,
,on,, To- :, close last eve ming. l"Stcf-
NV ,fIcruuon STATE secretary W. r.
snow spoke on Sunday School stang
ards" The reports "f county officers
and cornrntt"rs were heard. Committee
cha .rtnan ran1ed yesterday follow: Nom
nation Rev. !. NJ. ''riswcl: RESOLUTIONS.
W l.. Phillips: finance. J. T. Whit. In
the evening Mrs Frank Waite Spnk" on
omissions and the chIldrsp, and Sr"re-
tary Snow discussed Tho Sunday School
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nrlnrr for LEAKING Roc edYod.

Draft hoard officials Yesterday received
instructions about sending the next IN
rrrn,rnl uf G3 men ~ Camp sherman.
They ere In lcnvc this city on the ath'
and III" special train VIII rom" 70 inc
foot Of Hanover. as usual. bur instead oil
them going in the morning they VIII &C.
part III night. tn" train leaving mere ri
"a and arriving Ia camp next morning
ut G:ii. This is the first time any local
selects have been sent out Of here for
,.,mu sherman where the train did not
90 IN tn" morning.
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and the War Tho closing prayer was
delivered by the prcSIocnt-clect
lS8 70 Camp Loe.

Final inst ructIon$ were received yes
tcrtIay by the Marshall county draft
h,rrd On the cntrlInnI.ut of another ~
c.ntInScut Of boys from this county o"
S,.u.,.irhrr l. The numb, + has bc,n ia
, rraSc,i t. lSS. instead Ui l%i. Is prev
uuSly announced. Thy original Call was
fur l3c men Carl y. WclLmtn went TO
camp Gr""nIe;tt yesterday. filling the
quota Of men for that camp from Mar
shall. The sixteen limited S"rNic" nien
called 10 leave here Tor Camp llumrh
roy CcutInk Va. will rnlraIm friday.
September 8. at 80" y. M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31
PinRllY Got Money.

The city. after waiting two months.
finally received it's money for the next
six months. tho check for that sum
reaching city Treasurer Carl Thompson
yesterday from the county treasurer
m" bulge, has all been made UP and the
money. amounting 10 something over
$50, non. has all been placed in tho city's
expenditures for tho remainder or TN
yenr Some OF II has already been spent
in advance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31
MRS. ADDISON ISRAEL
VERY ILL At SHELLEY.

News reached the city yesterday OF
the serious illness at Shelby. Ohio OF
Mrs. Addison Israel. Of North Front
street Island Mrs. Israel has hnen
spending the summer with 4 married
daughter and tho report Of her illness
was received with great concern by
many friends in this city.
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Deputy CnitcG States Marshal l-"1'uS'
Of Steuhenviilt cam. 20 B"llairc EeS'"T-
day afternoon and took Quirtsn h"ndr.-
shot and stacy Zal"-ki I" IH:"SN!:i''
The boys. VIII" are Is years az $50. ar"
charged with ruhhinE n" NefC posto1-
flee. They will i. given a hearing To-
dar before T. =. Commissioner trAEi'r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31
HEAVY FIGHTING ON
FAR EASTERN FRONT

TONIC. Monday. Aug. eG.-tRy Tn"
Associated l'rcSSl --Thcrr has hc"n So
vcrr lighting between cntrnt" allied
forces and Bulshrvik Rcd Guards on IN"
L;ssuri river front along tn" Mhnchur'-
an border. The Japanese casualties IN
the last few days numbered lNn. IN
cludinG officers.
AMSTERDAM. Aug &o.-A Russian
volunf err army has captured the fiack
Sea port of SOvuroSSySk. according |"
Il di*putch from ktrv.
When the GcrmInS captured SchaSt"-
pol the base Of lhn russian Black sea
fleet. Il part Of The Russian fleet ts-
capped In Novor'rsy$k. on the eastern
coast Of u. Hack SEA-. In May the Ter
mans threatened Tho port with SUB
marines ard airplancS. but il apparently
remained under control OF tn" Trans
Caucasian government,
WASNINt;INlN. AUG %o.-HZ"rho-
Slnvak crews on AuStrr- hungarian war-
shipS in the h;,rb,r Of Catlaru hav" re-
voiltd, according 10 an "fiicial dlSIattA
today from France. Tho Cz"ch"-Slnvak
deputy. Mir. Soukup. is said to have lett
Prague for CatIarD to defend the sailors
in their court martial.