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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24
Majatki skarbowe Kro.
lestwa Polskiego.

i INu[llIllNhE OlSINN N Nv az y
uwage ma Iamach Kuryera War
szawskiego ma majatki i aktywa
skarbu Krolstwa Polskiego, kt6-
re skladajq sic Z nastepujacych
pozycyi zasadniczych:
} lasy skarbowcj rozlcgloSci o.
koIo 100000 morg6w, polozone
VI 1900 komplcksach leSnych;
y rcalnoSci Wicjskic, a micdzy
inncmi: Ciechocinek, Busko i So
Ice lqcznie I zaiiadami tamzc
sic znajdujacymi.
3 grunta poduchowne oraz ma
lcznoSci, przypadajace cd os0b
trzecich "a grunta poduchownc,
poprzednio przez rad rosyjski
sprzcdane;
T. dobra i 1asy, administrowanc
ia rzccz korony przez zarzad
ksiestwa kowickiego, do kt0rcgo
wchodza miedzy innemi: leSnict-
wo Skierniewice w poWiatach
Skierniewickim. Lowickim i So
chaCzewskim; leSnictwo Kuboch-
mia w powiatach: Rawskim i
Brzezinskim; leSnictwo Radzice
W pow. Opoczyhskim; ogolem
rozIeg}oSci okolo $4,000 morg6w
81 dobra donacyjnc, rozrzuco-
ne pc calym kraju, stanowiqce
-+7 donacyi, og6lncj rozlcgioSci
okoIo 100000 ~morg6w;
g. majqtki, stanowiqcc Was
nose Banku wloSciahskiego oraz
sunny h]ipoteczne, przypadajqce te-
muz Bankowi "a grunta sprzcda-
ne;
y rcalnoSci. ~polozone w obre-
bic miast, n~alczace badz do skar.
bu, badz do Korony;
s. Czynsze ~wieczyste oraz ka-
nony miejskie i wiejskic;
9)iabryki skarbowe;
1O) kopalnie ~skarbowe;
IL kapita}y emerytalnc;
12) grunta Izabudowania, wcko
dzace do obszarow cytadeli war,
s~zawskiej, Modlina, Deblina, Os-
sowca ! Zegrza;
49, szosy, mostly i koleje.
Pan X. Olszewski dochodzi do
przckonania, IL nalezy s~porzqdzic
szczegolowy spis realnosci i akty-
WOW, wyzej wymicnionych, gdyz
stanowiq one nadzwyczaj wazny
czynnik iinansowy poza podatka-
mi, kt0re So fundamentem skar-
bowoSci.
w wydziale rejestracyi STRAIT
wojcnnych odbyla sic w tel mic
re narada, ma kt0rq zaproszono
waznicjszc in%stytucye krajowe
jak r0wnicz szcrcg osob prywat-
nyeh.
Ianim powstapic ministcryum
skarbu, a Z nicm spccyalny "a
rad majatku skarbowcgo krolc-
silva Polskicgo, kt0rcgo zadaniem
bedzic objecie W posiadanic / w
zawiadywanic wszystkimi objek-
tami skarbowemi, zorganizowahc
bedzie PREY wydziale reJestracyi
STRAIT wojennych ,Centralne biuro
inwentaryzacyi majatku skarbo-
wego Krolestwa Polskiego", ktorc
wykona spis jeneralny wszyst-
kich realnoSci oraz aktywoW,
badz tez takich, do kt0rych skarh
w -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24
POLACY W ROSYI
BOLSZEWICKIEJ.
,Polonia' parySka pisze:

Me wiemy dokladnie .Jak sic
zachowali ,,komisarzc ludowi'
Lenin i Trockij, wzgledem pol
sisich inStytucyi politycznych i
wojskowych W Rosy. Otrzymu-
icmy wlasnie numer krakowskie-
90 Kueryera Codziennego L gru-
dnia, gdzie znajdujemy bardzo
ciekawy telegram re S~ztokholmu,
ktory brzmi jak nastepuje:
do Sztokhplmu nadszcd} VIA
| Snie numer piotrogrodzhiego
Dziennika Narodowego (cks-
Dziennika Piotrogrodzkiego) Z
IS listopada. Znajdujc sic w MIN
sprawozdanic Z zebrania repre-
zentant6w wszystkich polskich
organizacyi politycznych ! spole-
cznych W Piotrogrodzic, odbytc-
60 dnia 8 listopada. Iebranie IL
chwalilo proklamowac neutral
nose Polakow wobec przewrota
w Rosy. Cchwalono utworzenlc
Polskiej Rady Bezpieczenstwa /
wybrano komitet WykonaWczy
tejze Z p. Aleksandrem Lednic-
kim ma czele. p. Lednicki zostal
upowazniony pertraktowac Z am
basadorami zagranicznymi celem
ochronv cudzoziemcoW. Dnia 10
listopada, p. Lednicki zlozyl pre-
zesure, a ma jego miejsce zostal
wybrany p. Skapski (demokrata).
Polska Rada Bezpieczenstwa
zwr6cila sic do Naczelnego Pol
skiego Komitetu Wojskowego
Ntory Jest "a u]tworzeniem Armil
Polskiej w Rosyi) oraz do Glow
| ngeo Komitetu Wojskowego lie
wica"). a take do zwiazkow STU
denckich, robotniczych, sokolich,
skautowych i do wszyStkich 20
lak0w w Piotrogrodzie, ably wig
" udzia} w organizujacej sic
Stray Polskiej. Komisya Likwi-
dacvjna udziela wszystkim Pola-
kom kart legitymacyjnych."
Podlug doniesieh p6zniejszych,
Soviet ,k~omisarzow lukowych'
zmusil p. Lednickiego, prezesa
Komisyi Likwidacyjnej, do ustq-
p~ienia, a ma jego miejscc miano-
wal niejakiego Kozlowskiego.
polskiego ,,bolszcwika' o ktorym
wiadomo, re jest agentem Me-
mice.
Die}o Narodu, donosi pod da
II II lihopada Wv piec dni pc "a
machu stanu ,,bolszewif1ow"D:
,Wczoraj przybyf do komlsy'
Likwidacyjnej spraw Krolestwa
Polskiego adwokat przys1es'y
Kozlowski i oSwiadczyl prczesoWl
Komisyi, p. Lcdnickicmu, &c on
Kozlowski, zostaf mianowany ko-
misarzcm togo urzedu. ?. Lcdnic-
ki odmowii uznania nowego ko-
misarza."
Dziennik Narodowy donosi
Ziazd Wojskowych Polakow
irontu poludniowo = zacEodnicso
] oglosil nastepujaca uchwale:
|. .,Wobec bezustannych, bezkar-
| nych gwa}tow, dokonanych ma u
krainie mad ludnoscia polska, wo-
bee palenia i niszczenia mienia
rolnikow i w}oScian polskich, wo-
bee unicestwienia kulturalnego
dorobku naszych pokoleh, wobec
swiezych faktow ~zwierzecego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24
UZNANIE OLA ADMIN
STRACYI.
WASHINGTON. "a. stycznia.

Washington, "a. stycznia. -
B;aiv Dom wczoraj wydai do pu-
l"l-acyi telegram, ktory Prey
fent Wi,soS otrzymaI Cd b. Po-
sia J. !. FiszgeraiIa, .ktory BY
zewoGr:c:acym komitetu apro-
pryacyi w izbie pcslow.
w spraw;3e p-zygotowau wojen-
nych Fitzgerald tax pisze:
..Siedztwo w czasie calej sesy;
kongresu, konczacej sic dnia 9so
pazdzierni';a. wykazaio zdumie-
wallace rezultaty, oSiagniete przez
Department. wojny wsr6d wiel-
k;ch trudnoSci. WStepny paragrat
ksiazki Northcliffe'a o wojnie O.
brazowo przedstawia prace doko-
name. Urzednicy pragna | powln-
nj mice wSzelkq zachete ! sympa-
I've. Trzeba im pomagat, raczeJ
niz p~rzeszkody stawiac gdera-
MEM i krytykowaniem.'
ROOSEVELT MILCZY.
Washington, "a. stycznia. -
Wczoraj ziec Roosevelta. kongres
man Longworth, dial obiad ma
czeSc Roosevelta. ia ktorym bylo
obecnych wielu wybitnych repu-
b!ikan6w Z irakcyi konserwatyw-
mel i progresywnej.
Roosevelt utrzymywai. re wszel-
ka krytyka ma bye konStruktyw-
Ia i postawii try zasady: zapro-
wadzenie powszechnej przymuso-
wei sluzby wojskowej; utworze-
ME rady wojenej ! zamianowa-
ME dyrektova zapas6w wojen-
nych; wreszcie ograniczenie
wszekich ustaw wojennych tyiko
ma Gas wojny, jak mp. ustawy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24

PoIski "oiItyE. "Hy wirkSzv c&y mnI.I
eZy "a ouowIaZeK ~pOCZytyNa &C sOb!e
: poNIuIeE stale e la In"war ma r0do.
yosc nasza wsr60 uOCwcn .a7"aia MAC
AmLr,n1..hW 2 rr3>I,~iu. .'S''Iu,N 90.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-24

sic tym uwzglednione bye muszq
r6iwnicz pretenSye os6b trzecich
do obickt0w skarbowych, a wicc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Monulsuilla Rrtnfs.

County Chairman W. y. +. Dalzcll or
the War Activities committee will go TO
Cleveland, Ohio, TO attend u meeting Of
the county charnen Of the fourth fed
be made for the Fourth Liberty Loan.
''Spcck' Pilot was up before Squire
Lewis on raGrancy charge. He was
fined $500 and costs, but the fine was
suspended providing that he secured
work in twcnty-four hours.
Lindsay Dayton. Bolton boy wounded
in France. was employed at the FuStoria
glass house as IL warming in boy.
The marriage of Miss Mary McAlahon.
AIR. Jason Broomall. who has been in the
city several months as 4 government in
SpcCtur. has been announced. The mar
riage took place in Philadelphia, TO
where the couple will so to reside next
week.
Misses Helen and EranGclne Hcnder-
son are spending a fcws days with
friends at Waynesburg.
Sergeant Herbert Stillwell, whose
spending short furluugh at his home
here.
Eugene Garrison. Jr.. will go to
Charleston Sunday, where he has Il
position with the government
Capt and Mrs, - l.. Hooton and fam
lily have returned from an automobile
trip through the cast
Misses Wilma Julia and Mary Riggs
of Fourth street. have gone to Fish
Creek. where they will spend week
camping.
Corporal Charles T. Gallahcr. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gallahcr. who has
been located at Camp Jackson S. G., has
been transferred to Camp Mcclellan
Admission. Alabama.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
DOCTORS MAKE
PQRTANT:
ANNOUNCEMENT
They Tako the Public in Their Con-
fdence.

Reliable physicians believe that
broken down nerve tissues n'-'d not
bracrr. but a builder like l'hosphatcs
and Iron. To get these essential t""d
tonnes IL the nerves has long been the
big question.
y surrc$:;fu physician says: "l'h"S-
phat"d Iron is an especially aoaptcd
discovery that has solved %c problem
of giving rhusphatcs and Iron In SUCH
way that the nervous system can
actually take hold of it,
Another. an equally important mis-
sion Of phosphntrd Iron. Is to build up
anacmic chin, weak. watcry) blood by
cha%inE ii with good health giving
Iron.
\ leading doctor says: "rhosrhatcn
Iron IS the hrsl Iron tonic that nave
ever rr"scribcd: its results arr re-
inarkahic.'
strengthening tho nerves. building up
their starved Tissues and rccharGihH
weak. wntcry blood with the great
health rcsorativrs. Iron and l'hosphatrs'
Is tho mission If rhusphated IRON.
You who arc nervous weak. hnarth'c
tlnck Of Iron in the hl""d(. all IN
aud run down cannot afford 10 turn
down the help that lhosphatcd Iron
offers.
Spccial--To insure physicians and
their patients receiving the genuine
rhosphatrd Iron. we have put UP IN
CAPSULES only, So do rot allow dealers
to substitute pills or tablets; insist on
the genuine, in capsules only. c. H.
Griest Co. anu leading DRUGGISTS
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Rriefs and Personals.

Miss Zoe Inning has returned to her
home at Cadiz. after spending ScVcral
weeks as q guest of Miss Lucia Doyle.
Miss Irene Rude. who has been|Fislt-
ing friends at New Martinsville. has re-
turned. ~ 81.
a two weeks visit at Baltimore WASH
lngton and Camp Meade ,u hoe nccn
Ill at the Ahio Valley hospital Tor
some time. has been removed home.
Pat c. Quiglcy popular rallroadcr OF
this city. spent Sunday with 1ricnos al
Mrs. Fred Bosch. who has been visit
ing her parents in Fifth street for scv-
cral days. has returned to her nome III
Mrs Frank stctson Of Fourth street
,s seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Misses Helen and Mildred Lowe ana
Irene Rude left today for SteuoenVllle.
Mrs. Richard DcGan and son was
visiting friends in WarTood last eve
Miss Agnes Monahan of Wheeling
vas n guest Of Miss Agnes Lemon last
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lowe and fam
fly toured to Lewiston yesterday,
T l.. Shaw was Il business FiSi'pr AZ
Wheeling Monday.
Miss Stella Taught has accepted
nosition Mt tho Goodwin confectionery.
Miss Hazel WOODBURY. Of Charleston
mother in Seventh street.
Miss Elizabeth Donovan spent last
evening as n guest OF Mrs. Thomas
Mrs Dixon is tho guest Of MT and
Mrs SiIe Marble for n few weeks.
Miss Mary Frccman has accepted n
position at tho Goodwin confectionery,
+ Stephens is spending several days
win friends at Cumberland. Md.
MIR. Harry MCGUIRE and wife ana
Mrs. Mcclure left Monday for Nevada
whore they will visit relatives.
Frank barton Of Point Pleasant Is
business visitor in town .oday.
Mrs. Hanlin. who has been i'll for
some time. was taken to the Glendale
hospital. where she will undergo 4 Scr,-
Mr., and Mrs Guy Thomas have re-
turftcd homo nfter q brief honeymoon.
Private William NJ. Shrum Of camp
, Sherman is spending a four-day rur-
Tough with his mother in Seventh
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

Arch T. Fogl". Of I5cllairr. republican
candidate for nomination for county aud
itor. has earnestly tried 10 meet every
voter of Belmont county. that he might
make a friend OF him.
He has sought to have the voters U1
Belmont county Investigate his past
record confident that the voters will
find him clean. competent and courteous
and worthy of their vote and trust
As secretary oil local union No l.OI'
l.. VI. W. or ~. he represented th"m N
tho suh-distrct. state and national cor
ventionc.
He made good MS II steel worker at
the Carnegie plant Mt BcllairG and III
Youngstown Ohio.
As ihc trusted representative" or the
Il. l." pollinEs Co., Of Columbus Ohl".
he built UP a growing and proiitah;e
business by his efficient attention and
courtesy throughout I'rfmCnt county.
II" is now holding his first and only
office, either elective or nppcfntlrc. !or
the people "a councilman at large in
Bcilairn. ohio.
Because he hAS made good IN ever!
position Of truS, he earnestly asks the
Rtpn blican votcra Of Belmont county T."
boost him with their vote at the pr.
mariea Oh TLcSduy. August -. for coua-
Is auditor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
BELMONT

The harvesting is nearly all done in
this vicinity and the hum of the
thrashcr is heard in the land
MIR. and Mrs. Crawford portcrficld at
tended church ut Ccntcrvillc Sunday
evening.
Messrs. ". S. Wilson and T. J..
Hatcher lnado business trip to Bel
mont Saturday.
Mr.. g. L. Kemp is busy with his
tractor doing his fall blowing
Mrs. Isy Wilson and daughters were
callers at Belmont Saturday.
James Shultz and Harvey Calvert
called on Douglass Hatcher Saturday
afternoon
Henry Gatten was calling at Bclmon,
Saturday.
Mr.. Harold Sumption passed through
this community Sunday evening.
Delbert Hatcher was shopping at Hun
ter Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kemp and chill
drcn visited at 4. B. Warfields Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Travis and chill
dren visited friends at Bethesda Sunday.
Mr.. Sanford Milhoan visited at Peter
Milhoan's Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Lucas visited friends 1T
Belmont Ridge Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Seymore Gatten passed through
this community Saturday.
Jesse Masters visited Saturday ami
Sunday at Camp Sherman.
Miss Margaret Wharton visited her
grandmother. Mrs. Margaret Kemp. the
past few days.
TheNboys that were sent from this vici-
nifty to Camp Sherman. Ohio. are under
going n siege of measles there at this
time.
at Belmont Ridge ono day last week
Mr.. Clifford Kemp. Of Camp sherman.
visited his parents Mir. and Mrs. crctr
G. Kemp Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

of Masons was hold last evening. A
class Of candidates was initiated.
Sergeant Louis Duga of Camp Sher-
man is visiting his parents in Guern-
Scy street.
Mis-. Helen Cook is spending n rev
days with friends ut Columbus ana
Cleveland.
\ big meeting Of. Bellaire lodge Of
Moose will be held this evening in
Moose hall on Union street. y class OF
candidates will be initiated.
Miss Mary Davis, of Cincinnati, has
returned home after a visit with local
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shafrer. Of Mari
eta. have returned home after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burke. on
Harrison street.
Miss Florence Carey has returned
from visit with friends ut Pittsburgh
Miss Mary Harlan has returned from
a visit with friends at SteUbcnville.
Robert Littleton. of South Belmont
street. has returned from visit at
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Zttol has received word to the
effect that her cousin Thomas Nero has
arrived safely in Italy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
MOUNDSYILLE
School September 3.

The Moundsvillc public schools will
open Tuesday. September 3, the day
after Labor Day. it was decided u; a
meeting OF the school board Monday
night At the same meeting the follow
ing jani,ors were elected: George Nor
ris for new grade school. W. Is. .Litman
for First Ward school when new high
school is completed. VIM. BrySon for
new high school. but he will serve at
First ward until high school is conf
plctcd. Joe Eartrug for Central school
building and Mrs. Wilson for Twelfth
street auncx
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
McMECHEN
Big Flag Raising.

Big Zig H1ISIB.
There will be flag raising OF the
Fourth and Fifth ward fire department
of Bcnwood and McMechcn. Sunday at
the hose house on south Marshall street.
Benwood. Preparations have been made
for a big parade, and three popular
orators have been secured for the. oc-
caston. and arrangements have been
made for two bands which will renuer
some of the most popular airs through
out the occasion. Owing to the 1act
that the Bcnwood people have rolun-
teered to fight all of this ctys fires.
giving use the service of 4 $4,000 nre
fighting equipment. 1t is the duty OF
every citizen to turn out IN u DouJ
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
No More PRO works.

Local relatives have received a letter
from Roger Leach local boy stationed
in France with the Ohio Rainbow d.
VISION In Tie letter he explains that
his regiment had planned q great Fourth
Of July celebration but that it failed to
materializc owing to the activity OF the
Germans. Instead OF the celebration tho
boys slept all day on the Fourth and at
night time were rushed into battle line.
Mr.. Leach concludes the letter that the
fireworks was awful and that he is not
anxious to soc such displays when he
returns home again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
chtldre, viii Be rxamina1.

The government is asking that all
children from the ag" Of three months
~ five years be examined. This exam
inatiuu will he held ut This place in the
Red Cross room Tuesday and Wcdncs-
day beginning ut o'clock in the morn
ing. and continuing until o'clock in the
afternoon. The names OF IFS children
have been given and Il physician and
nurse will be in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
LOUISVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. lIuchtl and Miss Niulnl
Of Wheeling. who have been spending
his vacation At Welcome Inn. returned
20 their home sabbath afternoon.
Miss Sophia I;lrrick of East Liver
pool. who has boon visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. \. :. George.
Miss Hlclha Fowler Of MoundSrillr
is visiting her cousin. Miss Ina Mum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Corner Stone Laying.

No arrangcrnentS have yet been made
for the corner stone laying a, the new
high school building, which will take
place soon. An effort is beng made 10
have this u double celebration, the lay
ing Of tho corner stone on the day that
O number Of draftceS depart. y num-
Der of war records will be placed in the
corner Stone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
~.s+ Monday Evening.

INC regular meeting OF the CITY coun'
ell will be held next Monday evening
instead Of Wednesday rs previously an
nounccd. Owing 70 the fact that the
primary election is held Tuesday it was
necessary to arrange for the meeting
Monday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
johnson Tdneral.

The funeral of Thomas Johnson was
held from the home of his sister. Mrs.
John Baugh, ON Monday afternoon ut =
O'Clock and was largely attended. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. ". H.
DickerSon. pastor Of the Methodist
church and intrrm"nt was made in tn"
VI rthUdiSt cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
To Examine Fifteen Men.

cd that q physical examination OF the
draftees who have not been examined
will be held Monday at the city building.
Fifteen men have been notified to ap-
Dear before the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

Rev. B. NJ. Price pastor or the SnadS
side Presbyterian CHURCH conducted the
funeral services Tuesday morning over
the remains of Mrs. =. l.. Ring who died
Sunday at her late home N Shadyslde.'
Following the services the remains we're
conveyed to Yorkrillc whore AN inter-
rpent was made in Upland cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Hot Weather.

The hottest weather in years Is being
experienced IN MuundSville. The first
day OF the hot spell, Monday. tho off,
cial government thermometer al the
pcnitrntiary registered 102 and Tuesday
il was even hotter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
G. E. ELECTRIC FANS
AND IRONS
Electric Appliance Co.
alo7 Belmont street,
1,.,, pnons 7T.R Rcllaire, Ohio
Meat rhnradaY Evening.

Members Of The Ladies Aid SocieiE 1i
Tho United Presbyterian church will
meet Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. John Ferguson on Franklin street.
a program will b. rendered following
The hn sineSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

: The Royal Order OF Lions of this city
held social session last evening at
their hall on Union street: honoring IN"
members of the lodge who leave our
inr August for training camps. FOL
lowing the meeting parade was MADE
over the principal streets of the city.
During the next few weeks an m
tHnsive dirty" will be made by the looss
rce,,Itad in securing - members. and
. big :ncetinr is being planned for the
inet of IN. month. at which time they
will DC initiated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

Mrs. Jas. Rohin has received word Of
the safe arrival of her brother. Private
Albert S. Littell i'll France Mrs. Edwin
Hccr Of Tomlinson avenue. has received
word that her husband. Lieut. Edwin
Beer is safely overseas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
RaEtstraota Can Enlist.

The local draft board has announced
that new rcgistrantS can enlist to go
with the fifteen Marshall county draf-
tees who leave for the Columbus bar
racks EridaY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

Two boys were nrraiGncd before
Nnyor Bayles last evening for riding
biryc1es on the sidewalk. The boys
were not fined. but werc given Sc
we're lecture. as it was their nrSt OIL
fepSe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

4 fireplace crate made Of tubing
through which water can be circulated
to distribute heat about q room has bcon
patented by ON invention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

A more or less extended experience as
breadwinner has taught me noble
charity for man.-Martha Z. Holden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Best Of Rewards.

The best reward for any faithful work
is the privilege Of going on and proving
your faithfulness with more difficult
'tasks.-Lucy Larcom-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
Accents New Call.

ACCEPTS Now Call. =.
1>o,. = f,nes. rector IF Trinity
l.p:scopai church has rendered his rsstE,
nation 70 accept Il call to the nastoratc
RI s.. George church at pittsburgh anu
1tn will take up his work the first sun
day in October.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07

Two new members have been added
to the PcrShinS Limit club James Baird
ana ]. Elwood Jones. This makes
total Of twenty members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-07
co1one, Powell Coming.

Colonel Powell OF the Columbus Bar
racks is expected here this week to eN-
anime recruits accepted at the local Of
flee for military service. Several local
boys are awaiting final examination.