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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
AMERICA AND JAPAN
WILL EXTEND HELP
TO STRICKEN RUSSIA

Continued From First PaEc.)
only powers which are just now in
position to act In Siberia in sufficient
force to accomplish even such modest
objects as those that have been out
lined. The government OF the United
States has. therefore. proposed 10 the
government OF Japan that each OF the
two governments send force OF
few thousand men to Vladivostok. with
the purpose OF cooperating AS single
force in the occupation OF Vladirostok
and in safeguarding, so far as 1t may.
the country to tho rear OF the west
ward moving Czecho-Slovaks, and the
Japanese government has consented.
I'm taking this action the government
OF the United States wishes to an
nounce to the people OF Russia in the
most public and solemn manner that
it contemplatcs no interference with
the political sovereignty Of Russia. no
Intervention in her internal affairs
not even in the local affairs OF the
limited area which her military force
may be obliged to occupy-and no i'm
pairmcnt of her territorial integrity
either now or hereafter. but that what
we arc about to do has as it's single
and only object the rendering OF such
aids az shall be acceptable to the
Russian people themselves in their en-
deavors to regain control OF their own
affairs. their own territory and their
own destiny The Japanese govern
ment. it is understood. will issue a
similar assurance.
These plans and purposes Of the
government of the United States have
been communicated to the governments
OF Great Britain, France and Italy and
those governments have advised the
Department of State that they assent
to them In principle.
EXPERTS TO EDUCATE
AND ASSIST RUSSIANS
No conclusion that the government
OF the United States has arrived at in
this important matter is intended, how
ever. as an effort to restrict the ac-
tons or interfere with the independent
judgment OF the governments with
which we are now associated in the
war
1T is also the hope and purpose of
the government OF the United State.
to take advantage of the earliest op-
portuntty TO send to Siberia commits
sion OF merchants. Agricultural experts.
labor advisers, Red Cross representa-
tives and agents OF the Young Mems
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
IMPOSES 10 PER CENT
ON TRADE IN LuxUR|Es
New War Revenue Bill Will Dis,
courage Traffic In Nom
essentials.
AFTER EXCESS PROFITEERS
PRESIDENT Reported to Desire Meas
ure to Reach Those Whose Con-
sciences Have Failed TO Restrain
Them In Fixing Gains.
TBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. August 3.-A 20 per
variety OF commonly classified luxuries.
rom ;ewelry TO meerchaum pipes. and
from smoking jackets to silkcn hosiery
VIII be recommended to tho full lious.
ways and Means Committee Monday
as the result OF to-day's deliberations
VI the subcommittee on luxur:es. The
scmiiu3uries, goods which are IN the
class where it is difficult to distin e ish
between the real necessity and tho
rea. LUXURY. such as clothing. Will be
left 10 more searching inquiry.
A general revision Of the whole S.
oooooo.oo0 bill being drafted By the
committee will begin Monday.
We have been considering the So
called luxury schedule" said Chair.
man Hull, 81 the WAYS and Mears sub
committee on luXuries, after to-day's
sessions.
This concerns variety OF questions
and articles. Tho English and French
luxury tax Is based on two schedules
ot articles-hrst. articles that are lux
u.,es by reason CT their nature. such
as 'swelry; and second. articles deem
al luxuries by reason OF the prica paid
for them. az. 70. instance, S73 paid
for a suit OF clothes, instead OF $40.
where the tax would rest OF VI. ca,
cess over $40. This plan wor!i extend
through wearing apparel generally on
d!c.rent bases worked out according
10 the trade conditions"
war pronts tax additional TO the eN-
cess proh,s and corporatio on income
taxes and the alternative plan 10 APP
ri? either the excess PROFITS or war
rrthts plan. according 10 which would
weld the most revenue from ca.n con-
Germ, viii be again before The full
committee mex, week. President VIII
son lie !, be known informally to-day
That he favored war proh's tax In
the pAndinS bill bu. members Of the
committee say the President has not
communicated with them on tho sub
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

d; George Sylvester Bumsardner.
Recdsrilie. Pa: Joseph Russell Bush.
II. f. u. H.. Lafayette. Ind: John r..
carter, 1888 y. Thirty-second street.
Birmingham. Ala; Claude r. Chafnn.
care Clark Son, Eureka. Cal: Fart
Lewis Cline. so Clarksvillc Street.
Grccnvilc Pa; Michael DiBattls-
ia. l? Dale Street. Providence r. l..
Benjamin III Lorcto. .5i New Main
street Yonkers. y. Y: George Peter
Ebcrlc. 1857 Mount Hope Avenue. New
York. y Y: Ralph s. Pagan. sos High
Street Millivilie. y J.; Vincent J. Fer
ro. lil George street. Brooklyn. y. Y:
Thomas II. Green. 97S South Vermont
Avenue. Los Angeles. Cal: Edward f.
Hart. II Havcrland Street. Boston.
Mass: Samuel Hcaly. Il. r. D.. No. 10.
Farihault Mimi: Frank Jenna. 122
George Street. Brooklyn " Y: Stan
ley kisgowski Sutoma. Poland:
Charles Earl Lncorc. Caledonia. Pa;
Joseph McNeaEh. 60 Empire Street.
wilkes Barre Pa. Elmer l.. Maxwell.
"cllsvillc. Kan; Leroy H. Meichise-
deck. Box 5a5. Bend. Oregon: Earl NJ.
Mortorn. Ashley. Ind: William S. Ne
vius. Bay Avenue. Highlands. y. j.:
Algic Oller. Sprinsiick Ky: Everett e.
Cement. Il. +. d. No. /. Box 81. Green's
boro. y. C.. Ralph s. Parker. Chester.
VT, VILLA m Richards o2cs Yew street.
ha Suwakla. Russia Poland; Carl AL
lert Solbers. Bohus Lam Munkedal.
Sweden; Arthur G. Sorcl. East Hamp-
'on. Mass. Walter NJ. Swornsbourne.
II Mansfield Street. Hartford. Conn.
stephen :. Szyczewski. 1872 LA Harpe
street. La Sale. Ill. Michael e. Tres.
ay. IS Griffith street. Rochester, y. Y:
i.infred s. Tweedy Ircton. Iowa: Frank
Naga. Eua ndures, Mexico: Charles Allow
sius Weeks. SO IL Baldwin Avenue,
Jersey City. y. j.
Wounded degree undetermined)-
Privates Ferdinand w Sicrcks. Prairie
View. kar.: Richard f. Souders 3IS
South Parsons Avenue. Columbus. Ohio.
Missing in actjon--l.icutenant Ro,and
w. Edwards So Henderson Street Ar
lington. Mass. Lieutenant Henry c.
Lewis. OIL Chivdcn Street. Germantown.
IA: Lieutenant Joseph NJ Mel!en. Gar
nen City. Long Island y Y: Lieuten-
ant Herbert D. Smith. o2e West sew
enty-etghth Street. New York. y. Y:
Corporal William W. Boness. 3sol
1'wenty-sixth Avenue, s. w, Seattle
Wash: Privates Angelo Catanto. 1865
Jefferson Street. Newark. y. j.; John
Mara. 40 Downing Street. New YORK
\ Y; Waine Pietila. White Point
Mich; Harry r. Yoos. 2os South Frank
lin Street. Fottstown, Pa.
Previously reported missing. now re-
narted killed in action-Private Thorn
as Kennedy, 226 South Orange Avenue
Newark. y. J.
PREVIOUSLY renortcd missing. now re-
ported wounded in action-Corpora,
Chester Iientarski. q Brownen street,
Funalo, y. Y; Privatcs Harry X.
amea. 1913 High Street. Bristol. r. l.:
charles Z. Knickcrbocker, 1912 Main
street Cortland. y. Y
Previously reported missing. now re-
ported died from accident and other
.um. jackson. Ky: Private jerry 4.
5rown. SO Mitihof Street. Columbus.
Ohio.
Previously reported killed in action.
now reported wounded i'm action-Pri-
Yates John Popelka, o727 Yves, Twenty
sccond street. Chicago, H.; Harry NJ.
Slawkin. c34 Overhll stree, p,,t.
bursh, Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

Christian Association accustomed to
organizing the best methods of spread
ing useful Information and rendering
educational help Of modest kind, In
some systematic way to relieve the i'm
mediate economic necessities Of the
people there in every way for which
an opportunity may open. The exc
cution OF this plan will follow and
VIII not be permitted to embarrass the
military assistance rendered to the
Czecho-Slovaks.
1t is the hope and expectation of the
government, of the United States that
the governments win which 1t is as
sociated will. wherever necessary or
possible. lend their active aid in the
execution OF these military and eco
nomic plans"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

has been transferred to a like position
at the Repanno. y j.. plant OF the
company. and the employees ot thu,
power department convened 10 express
their appreciation OF his work with
them at Hopewell. The banquet was
staged in the Du Pont Hotel. CITY
FONT. An elaborate menu was served
and numerous speeches were made. and
songs. specially written for the occa-
sion. were sung by the banqueters
The feature OF the evening was the
presentation OF $1,000 Liberty bond
to Mr. Warden by his former employer
and a loving cup by Nreeland. repre-
senting the steam and operating en-
cheering society OF Virginia. e. r.
Armstrong. MIR. Warden's former boss
at Hopewell. acted as POSTMASTER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
CALL FOR 5000 MEN
Provost-Marrhai Orders That Number
OF White ReEistrants to S!rncune
Training Camp.
Try Associated Pres, J

WASHINGTON. August 3.-T~enty
states and the District u Columbia
uer. called upon to-day by Provost
Acknowledgement Cro~dcr TO supply s.
t,c white rcg!strants qual!ned Tor
limited military training They VIII
tntYa.n August for the Syracuse.
New York, recruiting camp. The quo
,as by Southern States follows: Florida,
10: Georgia, so: Louisiana, so: Missis-
,ipp.. 40: North Carolina, 90; South
Carolina. 40. Tennessee, 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
FAREWELL BANQUET
Employees Of Du Point Company Honor
Guy Lane Warden, Power
Superintendent,

HOPEWELL. VA, August "a fare
well banquet was rendered tonight by
more than 400 employees of the Du
Pont Company to Guy Lane Warden
power superintendent. Mr. Warden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
CHINA TO SEND FORCE
Government Appropriates 100000 q
Finance Regiment Going to
SladISostok.
Iny A.soclat.d Hr.ss !

PEKING, CHINA. July so. Tuesday
The Chinese government to-day ap,
propriated 100000 10 finance the send
ing OF Chinese regiment TO viadivos
,ok The date OF the departure Of the
regiment has not been fixed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
Injured Man Improving.

w. r. Hawthorne, formerly Of South
Boston. Va. who was seriously injured
IN the Atlantic Coast Line yards here
on Thursday morning, is at the Re-
treat for the Sick. and improving
rapidly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

Rend the Wnnt Ad. to-day for nil the
sellinE news. You VIII fnd them In
teresrinE and instructive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
BumStead'S Worm SYrup

the. .e.t for so wears. IT SEyER FAILS. 70
children an nnIel af mercy. PLEASANT TO
Ed. Ono bottle hnf killed 1872 worms. An
d Ef .nd S6 SsaisTs or nall S s bot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

II you do not need 1t, some one else
does; advertise II for sale In Timen-
Dispatch Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
WILL DECIDE MANY
STREET CAR CASES

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2t.DCon1ro-
ra-sies between street car employees ano
the companies in nearly dozen cities
will be review by the war labor ooaTu
this week. IL became known today. when
The, board was rcassemhl"d after orlel
recess.
\ number Of street car cases were
heard and decision handed down scvera'
..:rks ago. bu, disputes in the following
cites remain TO he adjusted:
Portland. Ore: Jacksonville Fla
Dayton. O.: Atlanta: East ST. LOUIS
m. Boston elevated: birmingham,
Memphis. Cincinnati Lynn. Mass. and
Springfield. Ill.
The machinist controversy in Min
neapclis. in which the state and Fed
"ral authorities have come into CON
ni,.t also may BE- the subject Of hearings
before tho end OF tire week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
BIG HAUL IS MADE
BY RAILROAD BANDIT

SEATTLE. Sept. 24.-Sercral thou
sand dollars in registered mail was OBJ
tanned. postal officials said today. BY
the bandit who last night singlc-hand-
cd held up passenger train on the
Great Northern railroad near Mukiltco.
All night search OF the woods In the
vincinity ard partol Of the water
vicinity and a patrol OF the Everett
failed to reveal any clue to tn" rob
Der. Bloodhounds from the state re-
forrnatory were put on the scent and
tract, leading into the woods was taken
up
The robbcr appeared with drawn
gun before the engine crew and COM
pclled him to stop tho train. lie then
compelled the uncouplng OF tho mail
and baggage chr. during which h" took
Two shots at tho fireman. who mad
thrown n hammer at him. After going
through tho mail sacks he fled I" the
rnol9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
CLOSE CONVENTION TO
ENTER LOAN CAMPAIGN

CHICAGO, Sept. :4.-ln order that
many Of tho 800 mclubcrs OF tho
American bankers Association in at
tendance at the fort@-fuurth annual con-
vcHtion here may reach their homes III
tine 10 take part in the opening of the
Fourth Liberty. loan campaign the con-
rention will close on Friday night in
stead OF Sunday, as provided by the con-
slitutinn. That this may be- done. it has
been decided 10 adopt the provision by
unanimous consent 1T the first regular
meeting Of the association AS whole.
which will DO on Thursday. The an
nounccInent of this purpose was made
public today after q canvass OF the
members
Sectional meetings took up the umc
Of the bankers today. preliminary work
having been cleared at the formal open
Ing of the body yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25

PENDANT given l"av" In answer within
Is days.
BclIairr brewing Go: VS.. Albert Fcil"r
IT al On motion Of plaintiff II. W.
Mitchell appointed guardian al iltcm
for minor defendants. with leave 10
answer instanter. Decree Of spcGlhc
performances as prayed for
Charles r.. Gates vs. y. =. wilcox
Plaintiff given lcnvr IL i'll" petition III
10 days.
J. G. Dowdcn vs. Kirk Wrigl"y. Flain-
tin given leave TO iilc petition 'nstan-
ter. =, 1,,r
William T.. Morgan vs.. Albert {. VIII
co, Sr Plaintiff given leave to tile
petition :nstant"r.
Albert a. i"eltc, q minor. vs.. city OF
Martins Ferry. Defendant gwen 'aE'
10 iii" answer ins'antcr.
Swift x Co. -. Pollock & Pollock.
Plaintiff given leave In answer withlh
10 days.
Enie Glass VS.. Isabella Ann Glass.
Defendant given leave To answer VIII
in 10 days.
Jessie NJ. Schrudrs W. Cora Perry CO
nj, Motion If defendant Withdrawn
Bessie 9. Hodge vs. Chrysostom
Hodge. Dcf"ndan; given leave to hle
answer within 10 days.
Anna 3. Hart vs. Allen W. mar y.
Dismissed and costs paid.
iSrnnk yeshnarsky w. Burton AicXan-
der. Defendant given rcare 70 answer
within ten days.
Ottc-Pcttic Hardware Co.. VS.. Il. u
Ryrum Sons Co. 1T al. Defendant l. ,.
Fidelity g. Guaranty Co. given leave 70
answer instantcr. r. L. Byrum Sons
given leave to answer within fifteen
days.
Llossic Anderson W. Thomas AndeE-
sun. Dismissed 1T costs OF plaintiff.
Barbara S. Laipplr rs. William G..
.I.aiuplc cl al. Settled. dismissed and
costs paid.
Harry W. Hastings ". Martins Ferry
Amusement 90. 81 nj. Defendants
given leave t. answer within ten days.
Everett Ault Ct al W.. Flora y. Sny-
der vt al. bridgeport Bank N trust Co.
given leave ~ file answer within nj
. teen days.
Gertrude X Mylcs. cxccutriX VS.. Louis
". Smith ct al. IlaInuif given leave
10 file amended petition inStantcr.
William rclrsk ~. Rccchia brothers.
pluintiff given leave to file petition
within ton days.
Brock Erown W.. Pittsburgh Brewing
Co. Plaintiff given leave to file petit
tion inStantcr.
Orlando Hrathernston VS. ftamden
! NrathcrinEt6n It al. nn motion NJ
plaintiff Earl f. Lewis appointed guar-
uian nd liLcm with leave TO answer in
! Stantcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
A woMAN's HEARTY REcohHH-
DATTOE,

Worry and nvcrwurk cause kidney
trouble and women suffer equally with
men. Miss Sara Weston. R"lrid"re. Ill.
writes: II could no: stoop down and
when I WAS down had to crawl up by
\ chair. WAS Sn lam" 7 suffered az
ony. Now | feel like 4 new person.
=; rnng and better in every way. My
general health is quito improved:
heartily recommend Foley's Kidney
pills to nil suffering tho way l did.
They relieve dizziness. puTiness under
eyes. sore muscles. and joints and rheu-
matte pains when caused by disordcred
kidneys Sold everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
THE EFFICIENT woMAN.

The foundation Of efficiency lies In Il
robust, healthy constitution. When i'll.
weak and suffering from dragging
down pains. inflammatory and u,cer:lt-.
ing conditions or displacement with con-
se1ucrt hackache. headaches. nervous
ness and the blues. no woman can be
efficient or hardly a fit companion 10
l!v. with. If every woman in this con-
dtion would only give that most sue
cessful Of all root and herb remedies
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. q trial. she would soon be restor-
sd 10 health and reach tho goal OF her
ambition for personal efilciency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Memorial for L. z. Emerson.

The Bar Association Uf Belmont Coun-
Is held Memorial Services in the court
late L. T.. Emerson. y number of the
late l.. r.. Emerson. y number ri the
attorneys spike and paid great tribute
to Mr.. Emerson in his Willingness nS
an attorney TO always help. others
whether h: received any compensation
for 81 doing or mot. They also spoke
Of his true friendship. Resolutions We're
passed by the members OF tho bar and q
copy will be sent To his relntivrs and
also placed upon thu Court Journal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
LEAVES q. S. SERVICE.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-Thr DC
ra r;mcrt nf Agriculture announced 10.
day that Dr. r. \. l'arSnn has resigned
As assistant secretary OF Agriculture $"
that h. NAV resume his duties as prcSi-
dent If thr Iowa State Collage of AIri-
culture. lie will, BE- succeeded by q. l.
Christie Of Indiana whose nomination
was sent 10 the senate last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
RAIL STRIKE IN ENGLAND.

LONDON. Sept. 24.-Parts Of the Lon
don district served by the Great Nor
,hcrn railway were affected by m"
spread Of the railway strikc this morn
ins. Few trains arrived AT the rad
dinrtou station. which WIS almost dc
serted Passengers on local lines had 70
seek transportation on tram cars and ell
rctric trains TO get into the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Is, SOUTH SIDE III.
Son Arrives Overseas,

Mr.. and Mrs. John Haskins have re-
ccivcd word that their son. Thomas. has
arrived safely overseas. Private Has
kns, who enlisted last April and who
was with tile &. y. G.. was one 4 the
South Sides most popular young men.
and his many friends will rejoice in his
safe arrival overseas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Sumner Tuesday Evening.

Supper will b. served m Tuesday eve
ming Icy the lLrdi"S' Aid So':"ty OF ~.
Faults Evangelical church. Th"Sc sup
rrrS. which arr monthly affairs mr." pr'-
pared AMI served by the Indies. and al
WAYS nrnyc delightful affairs. Every
ono is invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25

The members Of the i. V. NJ. Sodal!t!
Of ST. AlphonsIs church held their dHvo-
tiunal services al the church last "ve-
ming. Immediately following The YOUNG
ladies adjourned IN The Columbia Clue,
where a delightful Two hours were spen!
with bowling. followed by tn" serving
OF 4 dainty two-rnurSe luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Christian Brothers Receive Donations.

'Th. Young l.adi"s' S"daiIty Of -.
AiphnnsuS church have donated In the
Christian lir"1hcrs n lurE" number of
religious articles for The fitting up or
their now chapel. They have also re-
Cclvcd ut their new homo on Twenty
second and Main streets 4 large billiard
table for their hours Of recreation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
UNIFORMS AT COST

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2f.--.tcting nm
der authority nG congress TO furnish
uniforms 10 Officers ut cost. tho qunr-
rrrrnnntcr's department has advertised
for sonlrd h'Ga on the first lot Of IL"
uniforms. Tho f"nGrra will he opened
October ]. nnd dclIvcrir1 nre expected
IL begin during TINT month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25

;'s. ,,+ ,hcir missionaries every Gay
~ ,,.s,.r by attorneys and hiEh Sch""'
,. m.cbcrs anyone desiring help WIN
his card is requested TO br;ns It t" Ia"
Union high school between the ,,,,! nour Rs
~ and s, Or to the city building l"
m, evening from until ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Rowling League Organised.

Thu young men OF thu Columbia CIup
hnvc organized a bowling rluh md Will
meet every Tuesday in their club rooms.
at which tim" prizes viii he awarded
m tht. piaycrs winning tho most games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Columbia Club Dance.

All arrangements arc competed i"T
tn" dance which III" members OF tne
columbia Club will give IN their audi
tnrium on Thursday night. The Pre-
'n,icr orchestra will furnish the music.
and from All indications; the affair will
~. p great SUCCESS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Meeting for Soldiers and Sailors.

This evening n st. Alph"nsuS church
the regular SrrvIr" will be held homer
ing lhr boys who are III tn" fShiinE
line. Religious war hymns will no sung
and hcu"IictIDn vii! close tho services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Entertains Friends

z Miss Adele Stlllrs .ntsrtalIleo
small party OF friends last evening a'
e. homo on Garfield street. The Al
Yair was given in homer Of some OIL .ne
Younger set who will i"aS" shorty ~.
Echoois- Dancing and music were INC
Ghief diversions ~ the "vrninS anu
luncheon was served By tho hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Salvage Shop to Com bine.

TIL. wholesale and r"tail salvage
shops will be combined on September 90.
This decision was made Monday at Il
general m"utinE OF al committees. !.
WIS decided that III" new location will
be III l20g Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Z 6;N LIBERTY BoH0s =
Rev. Koontx on Train.

Dr. Thomas Grier koontZ, pastor OK
tho Second Presbyterian church. Is nc
cnmpnnying the War Trophy Train THIS
week on it's way through West Virginia.
Kentucky and Ohio X" will speak N
behalf Of the Fourth Liberty loan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
Automobile Traffic Large.

O Ono of tht. citizens If ti'n~oou re-
cc,srSet, lately that tn. traffic in regard
10, automobiles is steadily o'.son'n =
.c,aa,cr in III, city. Everyone who Is
Got already the owncr OF L car seems sem.
contemplating buying "n". Inc -
N som, corners ia uoticeaniy cFo"oeo
~ various hours Of the day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
9 YEARS IN rRENCyEs. KILLED BY
AUTOMOBILE.

WASHINGTON. RcIt. -. .- After
spending three yrnrt In ia" tr'nch"s
with tn" Canadian "XpriI!i"nmrT f"rr"s
Sergeant .Tos"Th II. H"k"". ~ l"nr"
from tho Canadian army. ""H hiliri H.
MI nutnrinhil" here i.,'-i Michi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
BENWOOD
,a connci1 Of Defense.

5enTooa Council Oh
; rrh,, ladies; of The Etnwood Council u
r,atnnsn met last evening Ut MlHe ~
So Sinr,. 4 arge attcndanre was
pr.s,nt and = ruusing. enthusiasts
,reering was held. All ARRANGEMENTS
Ire completed for the partlc1p't1lon ~
iaxt Sundays patriotic paISIne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
PRAYER Meeting.

This evening Rev. @. {. lraH Will
conduct the w"rkly prayer meeting scr
y,c,s ut the Third Presbyterian church
4 large Attendance is expected.