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Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-07
SHORT CALENDAR SESSION
 AT WiLLlMANTIC FRIDAY

Windham county superior court short calendar and assignment of cases at Willimantic Friday, Nov. S, at 1915 a. m.. Judge John E. Keeler presiding:
 Short Calendar-John Gabrys vs. Konstanti Szmigielski ct al Doyle fG Murphy Go. vs The Federal Paper Board Co, Arthur LaConbe vs Kate J. LaCombe.
 Trial List. to Jury-F'rancis Waldo let al, appeal from probate. Samuel Marchesseault. Admr. vs. N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. Co.,. John R. Pickett, 4 Admr., vs Oscar Arnurius. George G.. Jacobson ys. Edward Labonte, Mar garet Quinn vs. Martin C. Canning ham, Admr. Henry Racicot vs. Charles P Mulligan, Orrin Alvord vs. x. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. Co.,, Wasyl Dzwoncyk ct al vs. Hyman Seplowitz, Phineas Wright's Appeal from Pro- bate Est Phineas G. Wright, Madeline fournier vs. The Shore Line Electric Railway Co., William E. Jackson vs. Earl Carlton Miller. Gertrude I. Gil man vs. Lottie Gilman. To Court: David l.. Mason vs. Leslie A. Clark, Zoti Zwiercka vs. Joseph Young. Doyle & Murphy vs. Frederick E. Wilcox, John Demers vs. Charles A. Gates, Trus.. The Oakland Motor Car Co., vs. iaIlh L. EoNei, w llildln ~ Folter, Admr., vs. Mary l.. Turner, Annie B. Nelson vs Addison J. Greenslit, Al cina Vachon vs Daniel P. Killourey,
 William H. Phillips vs Elizabeth Sonll. Jerry A. Brouillard vs. F. E. Du- pdis.
 Assignments to Court Special Wed nesday, Nov. 6, John Conley ct al vs. Horatio A. Hunt ct al, executors :; special second Wednesday, Nov. 6,
 H.. H. Davenport vs. Mary A. Francis ] special first for Thursday, Nov. ', Ja-
 cob s. Menken vs Charles J. Bennett | highway commissioner: -cec0nd Thurs day Nov. :. Emmeline Haddad vs. !, l Arthur Girouard; third Thursday.
 Nov. [. Mariarro Gerosa vs. Frank
 Clark, ct al; first Friday. Nov 8, An nie Silverman vs. The Atlas Assur- ance Co
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-07
CHESTERFIELD

Misses Hazel and Lulu Powers. who have been visiting their parents here, have returned to Hartford.
 Bessie Beck and Jennie Miller and Sarah Levitoff have returned to New York city after visiting. relatives here,
 Mrs Lucy Aliing and Bert Austin of Hartford, were recent callers at MT. and Mrs. J. F. Powers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Coleman and friends of Rhode Island were callers on relatives here Sunday
 Louis lKapian is working as a salesman for a company in New Lon don.
 Miss Priscilla Fraser is teaching school in the Twelfth district,
 It is foolish for a man to boast Of being boss in his own house when his wife is present.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-07

ed a representative from the town of Woodstock. is judge of probate in that town.
 The temperature was below 52 in Putnam Wednesday morning and ice skinned small pools of water.
 Owners of motor vehicles are re- ceiving forms upon which to make their applications for 1915 registra- tions.
 Electric headlights are now in use on number of locomotives that are being operated through this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-07
Doctor Praises
 Eczema Remedy

The care of Skin diseases (ezena) and dis aasEa.Af Eseseeap is known te be ,difneult eSeA witi the hS5t edsrts q fEfte higent and discrfR- edy that 1 eatiTeiy depepazble in this Aistrexs- mg1nd tEeubtsscsac disease. that is B.D.D, Pre- aesptfan. naanuEctrred sg the. D. D. D. Com Fec1muaen6Sagit to the entire confidence of all azkAren ssikAaly form of ain disease, as . Re4Aeiae theS' ca rely upsn with perfect een- 6dNnce.
 M. L. RANn0EEH, lid. Dee, Il, t1gT. 0skAuxsk, Texas CsnA in .acawe SiA teil ysu souething abeatiwAAt D. D. D. Prescription has ac- cenpishea in yuzr OWE netEhb0rheed. Ysssr menay kack unbess the first hett3e Relieses yeu. 3kc. sec and S1.ea.
 A~N& N3<and-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs, ]. A. Hamlet. al
Bragg City, Mo. ann ,une the mar
riaae oi their daughter, Ada Belle
90 Mr., Carl BLAND Looney. u brars
City, 90 sunday, March II, 1918
The bride will he remembered Az
a bries rpsitien, III this place and i
native Of Dickson County. her par.
ents both being reared IN The Bar
ion Greek rfsfshhGflhiai,,d..' Me VIA
also a student ot ku-xin.Caye Col,
leae, The groom IN the only son Of
Mr. aud Mrs, J h. l.ooney. oi Bragg
City.
On account Of thu serious illness
Of the brides father, the marriage
was very quiet. being aolemni1ed at
the home al Rev, A X, Ready in
the presence a Misses Ferne and
Mary Lnoney sisters NJ the groom.
Miss ThelmA Hamlet. the bride =
sister. Mrs, A X Ready Mrs. Ona
Mays, Bryan Hanks. and Charles
Hawkins, the srnoms cousin nj
Memphis. Tenn, The bride wore 4
spring dress Of lark blue serge. with
tlst and accessories Tn white.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
GUILTY CONSCIENCE
NOT ALWAYS CAUSE
FOR stEEptEsSnEss

| Tie old saytag that IL as a guilty
ecassseGes that ks~s= us from sleep
lnx 10 mol away true. Most times
TITS dur tU car system h~irg aif
csoggsd up with paasons, ~ IL the
case this time oi year whra we have
been ssatssnx ourselves with heavy
foods and oef liver. kliaeys aud
bowels are all elogged up eth im,
PARTIES. Ibis coalition affects our
| nervous ~y.twm ard ws shetviosw
can sleep.
Miss tAlaris Cochran. profession
al nurse III Nashville. Tenn, sali
that while she was slsay~ skspslcal
about proprietary remedies. she VI ~
~ troubled with sles plessae.s that
nothing tie doctors coald give Evs
wIaii seem 10 DO her any good Till
she took Vim Hepa.ica. The famous
vegetable prescription, which va
quxkiy ended her sirspiessnsss and
made her ierl ~ much better that
SHE recommends ata ase la syrsy aae
who cannot sleep sell. Come In
aud get battle and soon he sleep.
ing like a baby.
Wa Hspatlca IL now being intro
duced and explained al Clsmore
Pharmacy, Dickson, Tenn. h, n.
sensing Il Son, Charlotte. Tenn.
Warner Iron Co, Cumberland Far.
mace, Tenn, W l. Weakly. BELLE
burg. Tenf W J liaekstt. Tres,
weii, Tenn., W.. A Bell 4 Co.. Van.
lser, Tenn. and by ]. X. MeClel.
land. Tennessee City. adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

Though circumstances vtse mol
favorable. many additional uatnes
werr placed on the foli VI He'd Csns~
members by the drive last Sunday
Workers from this church report
satisfactory meetings ard responses
Easter services and congregation.
nj meeting nrxt Sabbath. The lat,
Ter will have power To elect church
officers aud transact business. lie,
ports will indicate the progress oI
the church Ia many activities = !n~t
what the members want a. hear. A
large a.tendane. IN expected.
Snndsy.school at aei5 morning
service III, eyeaing service ! 80. G,
n. $50 All are welcome Ia Nil II
these seslces.
AT ! .. IN. the Westminster Gull.
Circle will hob! IT. regular meeting
MIaftf, JllIh' sl,h' Ma r.,olll.s fslresssi.
man
The &, h Officers ate urged 10 he
pst sen, A, the business meeting 10
be held tonlsh, Thursday b, Mrs
Florence Eussn residence.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Services at Ia Baptist Church

The regular sssvicea will he held
a.x, SUNDAY. THE IL the time to'
the Fifth Sunday meeting NJ Jodss'fi
Association. bat the pastor Bas A.
ranged 10 6iI his place both At ttfe
ntsnlns aud evening ~rsl<e.
The members II The Sunday
school viii give Missionary Pas'
can't at g.4,5 next sunday mdning
ar. Frank Fraassr. Miss Esce and
Mes ll,id have charge OF The pro
gram,
TIE series a revival services VII
h=sia tae ir=s Sunday in April
The music will he led by Mr.. Thoe
&. este. oi Jackson. The passo
~il 10 tn preaching.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Brown-Rudder.

News has been received here an.
nounriug the marriage oi Sergeant
Cart Nicsles Brown tn Miss Anna
Ire Rutider. which occurred on
March 1hh. Mr.. Brown II the
Youngest son NJ Mr., and Mrs. l.. l.
Brown. IT this pisrs. AMI IN station
ri ut Camp Sheridan, Ala. IN B&k-
ing Company No 3ll His bride
j. A Red Cross nurse, and il Ia un-
,iers,ood they vii sail about April
lst tor frsnes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
m - ~ 50 "A
! Local and Otherwise I

t,et your garden seeds At clrmore
Pharmacy ..-. -
Flaul Taylor IL spending a lew
days III st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. v Clark sp.n.
"Wednesday IN Nashville
Chris Collier and family have
this week m9yei'to Nashville,
Mlaa Elkabeth Carton, vi Burns,
spAht >fttisy M i,frksY, afs'pthng
Miss Celia tltstonrptnt the week,
end with relatives On siu~v.
Waiter Collier spent she week
end IN Nashville
The largest stock VI garden seeds
III town at tisnorr phsrmary.
Elier J. A. Pope will preach at
Me.ka sthaolhnuso this tilth sun.
day at 4 4, w .....
NJ. \. Smith. u l. isewnol. is
here the guest II his asushter, Mrs
Della ssnsang, ,.s
T. - 4 /
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
-Four Chance 10 fitip
French War Orphans

Ga sxi.rSundss Tbs Children a
Missionary Society will have charge
III the Easter program al The Me,hu.
diet Episcopal CnufyA. and basket
collection will he taken iM The
French var orphans, This money
will hs used to buy material Tor
babies euih,s, which will he made
By the Young Ladies' Missionary
Society The public IN invited. and
even your mites will help in this
fund.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29


| We grind c!ow points right T..
'ss ~ 40
| Mrs. Chas. Brewer, vi Nashville
liz the xness III Mrs III. e. Gueftn.
| Mrs, Craze Dunn. "a Nashville, IL
the guest u hpt pAlsuts, MI. and
| Mr.. III ilonslisoa.
| Mrs. Ill Mpnoa has returned
irota d visit with her mother. Mrs.
fJ. X DAYS. III Nashville.
Ioyr.,,ys,. Mi. nsthcd a, ,,lrma,,
pl,asruaey
MIS-. j, u. O4Iafnt. vi Gratfeslllr
relatives ana friend.
| Mrs Aistis Sehsnitsou, Of Stay
hsn, spent Tie ss1k-ehf here The
mis- Fauisns Nhiss1n. ei stay.
ton. spent Saturday here The guest
vi fi.f sister, Miss Mary Nfiits"i..
Mis-. Llauds Hooper attended The
funsfai ~ her CONAN. Mr. 1. Il.
alexander 10 Nashville SUNDAY
~ II u.u - ;.
Bon Ar Company atnfe AL Aliens
Ifetk spent tuesday here vita DIS
family
~. ~ r. etn.L ,,,. Nj.
Wilson fessy, !" hsre from Aew
Mexico, Tic guest OK relatives aud
friends.
A. a.. H.. Nth,
ol Detroit, Mich, arr the guest u
MI aud Mrs, \ ID, Hooper and
family.
NJ u.u... h.. r., N.~ a.n.l.
%. = - ',,.,.,,,. - $50
OF hsF Enothrf, MIRA, Sarah Ray. WHO
~ quite III,
!, an. ...,,, a.., -, 49, .a;ta
~ ,.f - -,
A.. H.. aI.,lI en., v,, So
os'a Ao'o' W ~
Mrs Romeo sav4r alter ~cvsral |
.l,va vl.,t her. with relatives and !
itienaa lef, TnpAlav lar her batns |,
IN Atlanta ia.
Mrs Jas.ph Grady has rrturnelI
Irom Chandler, Okla. where she
mas been spending the winter with
her sister, Mrs. VIVA MerMland. |
.,,, ., ,r,,
teit orders Tor snhttoatIng oils
lreas"@ and pants Salary of s"l''
nlHsion Addrfr. he Harvey w
90, Cleveland. ONO,
u,,ns. s,,a,on,, xbo IL a,,,,av.
q ~ me warren 'fus ''''e' N'sn'
me- sr"a' ''"""ay ".' VIZ" :"
III AtII WITS. A5tRAAE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Recital at Charlotte.

> Pupils N Miss MARY. Mha,a.an :
music class viii .pseAr in recital al
Tracey Academy, Charlotte. ~,
Friday evening March la,h. eight
o clock, M Submission. the public
IL cordially invited
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

= WRITE TODAY fv free trial III
the easy running, latest style ~inget
Sewing Machine &C, u. ..lkins,
Salesmsn IN Singer Sewing Ma.
chin. CO, Dickson. Tenn 4 +
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

k0@@t VA WFns fsaJ EAMAxas IVES
day.
| The "biaebifd~ brings happiness
--aad the "RIuehssd wall be u
Dekaon College Friday evening II
Contribute to yosf happiness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Caldwell. ol
White Oak Fats. speul Tuv@aa,
night here the guests VI relatives
and ltssnd&.
| Floyd Fa1ell. III Nashville. il
spending several days with his sis.
ter, Mrs. Hsrtss. Mckinney. soush
M tpwn. He IL member VI shs
| Boy Scouts organisation. and looks
| mnca soIdssr.lIkr in his uniiotm.
FOR sALE-t.sgs Toe hasch.na
from Landlord strain II thorough
bred Single Comb Rhode lslaad
Reds; 81 CD pTt ID, Good hatch
10 guaranteed '~~- Herman Hooper.
Dickson. Tenn.
Rev. Percy freeman has revigned
his work ~ pastor Ut the NJ. H.
Church. south. a. Lynehbufg. an,s
hss volunteered mis- setvsc-s to
EaeI~ ~stn having gaa- To Camp
Green. North Carolina ior training.
Among .he dickson boys who
are employed a, Radleys Bend,
Nashville, who spent Sunday here
with hnmeiniks, were Douglas An.
dress. Johnnie Moore, j X. Josita.
James aud Joe McAlister aud Robl.
Eogllsh.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lester Rogers spent
the week end here the guests ii
relatives aud friends. They return.
nI Manday night 10 Atlanta. la. !,
whefr the safmes ~ In military
sYsrrTHs sntf Mrs k9rers tsrtsfnhfYs
I'd 10 the Federal Reserve Bslik.
Now IL the time 10 place your
order Tor scr"~ns. We are prepared
To make ysnr. window aud laur
screen AMI put them UP IN ntst-elaas
order Give as your order now
don't wait until The dies come. -~-
Earle saeger,
h'%s louise freeman las return
ell i'on NS*'yi''e, where she ans
tsi1e'i 'a+t week on secoons OF the
l!'i'r-s 81 Der l'tsie nephew, OTTO
freeman. IN" reports h'm much
t"'se',
n, ANA Me- VA Gaia, .n,
!, '''' u"asts",, "a'saies s .,,
's $500 "'aA go
~. = '''f' ''''''u'" ,''e 'e's''e !"
~. MS =, $50 w" "'"sV'
XVI - 10y s'' Wv Wv /"
'"'" '" NJ"
Miss katheryn TAYLOR IL in Nash
willie 10 spend 1eyArs. iays With her
o,hs, ,,l,t,y.a a,a t,,a,as sha /.
,t.o ,t,.nl,,v Ma uis.ion.rv .cnn /.
ss,s =, ~. ~, sh,, M II ,s,,,,vxA strs,h i
IN session - ~, c,,v M. ws..
Walter NunueIly, through his
agent. {, W Dodson. has sold the |,
poultry farm Jus. west OF Dickson |
Smith and family h.xa mava,i hays
and ara making soms .xtsns,ve i'm. |
ptoyements on ,be Mace
The months. old daughter oil
Mr. and Mrs. George Sanasr, Of
Dickson Route /. died Tuesday |
After an illness III only few days
with pneumonia THE little rrmains
u f. If4rt ,f,h,- ,laee ean,,n.s,,n,
~ fun,r. service
Sers, Roy u ponessn has r..
iurned to Camp Jackson. Columbla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
LEGAL NOTICE
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
or WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.


Y un" i.l,:; 81 rhr rIhiI. S'rN e" E"'n-
n'!s"r'''r at vet N:rGInia. held "' the
i''h H"% "t I"IE. y. T.. I"i>
-" ~ -,
Wheeling EI'r'ri" Company
lrrl;"n,,"n far authority {" chang"
.l.'-irI'' r;f"-
Wh"r'nS. application has ihl- day
h'.ru tII"I hl ia" Wheeling Electric
Company i"r authority H. "iihtiG" iiN
rates tor "l""trI'' light ami power. II -
'r.i"r"d that l"Hv'. u" granted I" an!
mr' Interested ;r t!I. nh,rrii"m !h"r"i"
~ nns tim" On ar h. for. ii.. l":h day "t
September 1919. Hnd this matter l"' SGT
GOWN G"r Iu"nrtnr ~ 4 Ir'''i :uG Il M
'"rnnIisSI"m l." H.. h. !d ut rs Offices III
TIA" capitol .I!uIld,uG III tn. 't:% 81
'hlrl"Sl"r on III" said l"ih day Il sop
i'nl"'r. lIlA n IN" o'clock =. m. M
whi"li TIM" amy on" ma arp';W and
,unk.' such Objection th,r".L" = may
L.: drcrI.h Ir"p"r
l. y further ordered ;lIH: ~" arrlI'
cant publish rrny at lh!S order ono
";'"h week. i"r four su"""$Sl|" weeks ~
tvs" L"wSpap"rS At nppnSii. puliibr:;. ii
>urh ti"r" m.. and Of general '.r"ul' ,
iI"n III tn" count: or r"unti'S atit"f'I
10y III" proposed "l.aHg" III rates: ara
SAID applicant shall ais" mail :" or
SER" "s Ga"h "r IL: consumers affected
hy :h' PROPOSED change in rates. III
least fifteen days prior Ia III" said INN
day If S"r'"rnh"r. 1918. II written I.JtIc"
IN Nh form prescribed Ivy III" t"mnltS-
Si"u, showing thai II has applied Ia The
luhli" S"rII"" commission for author
!iN I" chang" its rates. III, time anu
T'lac" If such h"HrInI. and TIA" rates pro-
I,,>.'d /" lr charged 10y it. making due
I.'urir IT, :hiS Commission Of th': rhl'li-
cation Of order and SrrNirr nf notice
ui"u it's said consumers I'll or h"i"r"
tho dat "f hearing.
y copy.
T"sir: r.. T.. HEENfIETM.
~ n-Ht,- .ilI-"-G Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02

Lieut. ruani Quentin EOOS"Vclt f"ll Ia his
dean: recently with his nlTpianC.
TIL" ';-rnnnS Wednesday, used now
:aS. hHEiuE Il whit" ilin'" and smoke.
Tn" alll"> brought IH:n action thor
l,"IN! artillery. lh"ir ayral"rs and pa.
trolls having reported mil" after inll" II
har!"l wir" staining ;i"nE TN" German
tines Tn" heavy Guns S""n found IN"
rang" rf thr "ntau.i"in"nis. som" "n-
'uy infantry had dug III h'llnd Ia"
lines W"r" for ;i". most part manned hy
lilarhiu" Euun'rS.
Tn" Li"rmHlI artillery reply consist al
mainly If shells iruW thu Us ana
ln"'S. TIL" marhn" guns. with tn,
heavier pieces indicated w'r" artl|" III
All effort &" prevent an allied advance.
rh' puri">" 81 he American and
French attack which - in u mort Invest
i"-l, dir"cIiun. rr"hnhly & for III" pUr-
pos If outilauklnr tlr" M"uni"rc wood
ami "a "uttin& of III" hi:!nt edged sail
"ni in n" AiN"' i"'lW"vu l;"mIngny and
tI"rG'S Tbs ,,aIItiI was mad" NOR
a"lIi" hy tho Am"rurHn advance n"rtl
from Il"rS'~ T., S"r.nEcS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Gallant Work by Scots.

WITH TIL iI;ENIH ARMY IN
FRAME. Aug. l. Morning. thy tn"
Associated !'r'S> I---IiHllnnt work VA"
DON" hy 'h' Scottish division which
participated with tn" F'r"Ir'h and the
Americans in tn" a;iHCn on fhF west "rn
PIVOT If ihr t;"rnrln I'm" below .SoIS$nnS
This Division composed uf th'' famous
llIghluud"r and Low land REGIMENTS. m
tered tn" l'r. I" r"l"N" An American
da,! SIrn |; i""n its place on III" front
afr"r Tire. days aud nights &c .ncc$%an;
travelling IN l"rrl"S and 4 march uf t'n
miles with fun rI'k>. TIL" Scots ImIE"-
d,at,lv lnun"h"d an attack and drove
hnrk N. Germans on their front.
Tin. rulihu"t "f tn" di,lSr"u has called
forth high rrais' from IA" French gen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-Agents
POSITION WANTED-Female.
LOST and FOUND

wANTEp-PhS!;;"m rs housck""f2F. 40
dress &; car" lnIrlilF"nc:r. au---i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Will Protect Rights
of Suspended Leagues

tlN'lN\ATl. Angus; ;.---'rh, Na,:"n-
~ Hd-' ball comm ~$i'n i"d:'r i.<li,.,l- ::
nalI'' Ia Major l.tgr" club. defining
In TERRITORIAL ana player rights ui ;hr
club -; !; i"tgt:". which hr,;.lI>, IT var
""ntlI; rn> j. unahl" - complete. IT'S
"flimr!"r~hir ~"a%"li. TIA" unii.r. :.ays:
T"rrii""'al rights - minor leagues
winch bay" Sii~p"u,!"i ar Iuay SUSPEND
wal h' ir":",'l''i during: ~" y..riod Of
IA" var ami i" NrrimrIi ..:r..":ii"n; ",,lh
NIL ~ ihr meantime. l." pcrinI;:,,i T.,
ria, ~ It "lt% IS TIA; circuit Wii!ir.:!: the
consent II tin l"ca! club -. II. ,'N"cui:lt.
ri - i":-1i".
'''rh" r"''r~""nrrY ri::.is "f ~l"i clubs
- firrir 1T: yrs VIII "" respected UNI II
March !. 1912. provoked run:r.irr% :nr
i!o%t. season nr'' '"I'!"r..i ti"in Is 'hH'
ii't". i'u.'~~ ,ii-i">"d at prInr - ;h,.
ret 'r":m"nf - such }"H@ lir> I" n;i,." ma
ti"ma! a%r""T"ri 'iGhs. -. "r:; M IL"
permitted /" plane h'nI~'ii..S i."r IN"
res; "f ;.:.S $tH$.in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02

WITH TIL. AMERICAN AI:MY bN
THE NlSNE-M \HN: FRONT. Mug. |.
II N"nn ., Hy IN A$S"rIat"d Fr"SS. }
-Th" ';"ru.anS used loss artillery lat"
yesterday n:;'t!rsst tn attacking forces
un lhi~ front. depending: NOR uron thor
marhnr Eunn"rS f"r defending Their
lines This fart. coupled w.;h stories Of
prisoners and d"$'Tl"rS. l"nd III
STRENGTHENING Tho belief that :hcy ar"
planning a wr'hdra Nal Ia now positions
along The RIVER NrSl".
\ d"SrrI"r who ramr INTO tn" Nn"S
last night Declared thHt orders had h""n
ISSUED for - series "f r"tr"rrad m"N"-
u"ntS until i'fSnr& On ih' N"si" had
h""n reached.
Except for minor cnEaE"m"nts. incr'|
Wti~ only artillery iir" along tn" i'm" M
:" noon r"iay AMI thai was ""mrara-
'ft.ll ii%hi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Funeral tor ". 81. EXlcy.

Attended lay nan>' relatives. irht' r'i"i
iru:" brother. former business ;!H~"-
r!::I.> and p-rS'rlli! friends. iun'r"I So:
vices. wrrr held lur ". It. ENl'A. wei
known retired business man E'Si"rIiE
AFTERNOON ~ TIN family h"Un". GIN
;rnvr, rl-str thu - hrIdG". ~h"r II.
PASSED away Tuesday m"rMlnS. t"'""
inr Il pr"!.'r@',d ,lln"S>. Th" s"r> i''N
w.r" IN rh;,gG" NJ t'Umnh!ld'r% NJ, J.
Knights T"mplnr. "t which order MT
t.NIvy WAS i hI.;h officer. Mrn'"FN 81
IN. command ny w,'r" Ia" fnll I'lT"rS
namely; ,:,.urv" VI. Ford. joan /. t''ru
Inhu Chambers. l.. =. Lindsey. W w.
IRWIN and Charles Carroll. IN" ~.
pr. l.. t. I.'w"llyn raS'"r IT th'' f.'m
;rr,r. Presbyterian church, 'iiiSit''1
and "nt"mbm"ut was III HrCcnW"'d
IuauSrlrnui. ,
Mr. E:Hlvv wa.< we'll known through
.,,., This ,"rnnuuilN Where hr mad IiEcd
all his liz. and t"r many year" wa II,
business IN this "i:N. IL" VA Il I'M
c..gr,,. MaS"t and VIZ IF"u:nchll!
10. niii'!.d with III various Masonic
.hrdi.s. He lvavHS t".$Id"s his "ii':Who
witS Hiss Elizabeth l.indSa!. 81 Sou
t.ny,!l". ohio. hrI"r" tEtrrItS'. on"
daughter and II son: Mss: 'nart"ttc "'1
Howard l.. EAlc?. 81 Wheeling
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Funeral for MIS-. Smith.

TIInrrul SERVICES Yer MIS-. N'rVUl'
ls,auvryb smith ae"d - Hc.tr:. wh''
raSSGd away Tuesday III thc iatniIE
;,',,,,, i, NnZari liW. were h"ld y"sirr-
,i.,y n,nrulnC. followed with requiem
s.ilh m4>< IN 81. -u!h"nsuS, 'hurt +h..
i.r husband. Harry smith. u fai h"r'
u,. daughter and Il brother and S!sl"T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Formal Announcement of
Telephone Consolidation

.H"rNtl Acknowledgement was mad" las
night az ElHn inci"rl hV W. r. W:i!iam-
SON. -: t'hIrl' St"n. -cri.'tr;Li InarH..'r ~
III" rh"Sapcak" AMI l'"ioAW" To!.nhon'.
Lines. a subsidiary tf tho Fell ~ystrr.
operating IN West Virginia. rhHr TN.
.,'ucaSaprHk" and Potnlnar SYSTEM Will
AK" ,,'"r III" lines and holdings - the
West Virginia Consolidated Telephone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Funeral for Edward D. Herschlcr.

N"st"riu! .at'"rn""II IN 'h' Ia'nl.S
hu,ue 50; National road. iun"rai scr ,
Ii " uS,d -. we'll known s'"s'"
roller. who died in the North Nhr'iins
hospital. Mrrday. lntcrtn"Ei Was III MI
Nund. -
MIR. ll"rS..hTrr WAS born and reared IN
Marietta, g. ind had lived III tins COM
,,,,,,it,: f,r tn. ruSl ton Gears. NJ thr
tim. ri his Heath hr WAS employed III
,h. I'rlinrk ,trGic rlHn- lie leaves i
w,i, and three children. tEtr"Ir"
k-rSchl"r. OF ;h,$ city: Edward. WIN
ii,,. United States Arlmy a. Newport. H.
l., and Mrs. f!ussIr Gaiti"f. Ut Nc
AigChcn.
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AMSTERDAM. Mig. !.--Th" town o
Y. kaIrrinhurE. in the. province "i Perm,
near the Siberian border. has been taken
hv TN, C2"chn-Slnl AK. according I" ~"
newspaper ISv"Sla. If Moscow.
With this new development "r thr
"a, ,.h"-S luSak movement the li"i~h'Vlk
rrnys IS raiSlnE rrr- Of alarm. In"
J'rarvdn. for instance. declare" tn"
,'yrrli"- Slo,lh danger is growing lin" ;t'l
uy;lanch" ana that ihH counter r"F"-
lu,iunnry movement - extending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Funeral for D1rs. Helmbrecht To-day.

tun.r;u srivlccs Tor Mrs. MarsaF"t
Hcl,nhrcch;. aged - years. widow Of
Auaus; HcImhrrcht. 4 former rrHid"n,
ur tbs city. Whose death occurred W"d'
n. Sday III tho HON" OF her daughter.
Mrs 'T;,u"thy Welsh. IA E,tr'' street.
Martins Ferry. viii be- held thor" this
AFTERNOON a: 20" u'cl"ck. with in" tir>.
Wllliam G. Ilfrrt. Of ST. Johns Prot
rs,aut church. "itIciatcd. lEt:rul"nt VIII
he in Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-02
Germany May Recall
Ambassador From the
Ukraine After Killing

IpNIHrN hI<- l--';"ru'iur O.. COM
;.ruia;IuS Ih recall If Ambassador Won
MumIn from III" Ih"Hli' and tho hand
,ng 9! passports =" m, amhHss9t""r 81
lho Ukraine i'm i:"rlin. I'udiiis t!r'
,.lrari ln Of In. situation IN kt'v.
according {" au Exchange T"l"ETnHh
ul.ra;rh from Amsterdam un'!"r
Wednesdays date.
Foreign SECRETARY Won !iIni"". ~"
rrI,.S.n:;,. adds. had u long interview with
tn. ambassador from Iii" krnlI!".
W"durS dn% and linen received tn" nus
,rlan alrbay.H,i,r .Nnh m" latter The
r.uy>lhliiy If sending military y"in-
,urr.rncnl, 20 the UkraIne vas dis
ctIN",G