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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Briefs,

A. W. FTetz. OF Fifth street. is IN an
improved condition after suffering from
a bad case of n@urltuS.
Misses Janet and Mary Mcconnell will
leave this evening 10 spend the week
end with their mother. Mrs. MCDONNELL
at New Athens
MIR. and Mrs. McAnnis have returned
frnril 4 motor trip 10 Pittsburgh.
Mrs. X. l.. Van TclL, Of North Fourth
street is visiting William Butcher. OF st
ClairSyule. q.
Mrs. Bruce IIanEartncr and children
Will leave for Philadelphia She Joints
lst.r husban nd there.
Miss Mildred Reynolds le1t for
Grrensourg vest erday evening"
Howard l. Cusic and vito on VII
kinsburs. Pa, will spend few days
vacation with relatives here
Fred Norris salesman for the John's
smoke house, left for Stcubcnville or
business yesterday.
Mrs. Roger Jones form crly Miss Mar
-arct Moore. OF Broadway. Is VISITING
her parents
Mr.. Lawrence Myers. night clerk al
th> <. & P. R r. Mt Bcllairn' has peer
temporarily transferred to the loca
ircE ht station.
Bernard East has accepted position
at IlalSton Parker drug store
r. G. Hcslop is confined to his home
on North Fourth street By illness.
Edward Fast, clerk al tho Rhlst"r
Parker drug store, will leave next VICE.
To attend the University of Pittsburgh
Donald Talott sold his Ford touring
chr IN Frank Rernhartlt.
Several persons from this ,c'ty NJ
tended the county fair al ST. C!nirSViIle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
STEUBENVILLE

STECBENNII4LE. Ohio. Sept. l3--1rf-
f"rs"n county has 1l.7ST new draft reg
iStrnnt Local draft boards announced
today the ahnv" total rs Thursdays reg
iStraiion. this being l.346 In excess Of
previous cst Inmates.
Returns from al precincts within The
jurisdiction nf lnCal lr1rd No. inrlud-
ing St"ubnnvillr City. Stcuhcnvillo town
ship and M;nGo Junction show I.Sln
registrations as against 5.4%2 expected.
StrubcnvilI"'t city enrolled 4.673.
Local board No. ,. which includes the
remainder of tn" county. reported TO-
,nl Of j.g97 registrations. an eXccss OF
~ over previous estimates. This sur
pri::ing showing is attributed 10 num-
her OF larG" construction camps now
operating; IN tn" county.
Eut on" unpleasant incident WIS To-
Ported by registrars and that happened
ut n local registration booth wh"r" "a
St'uh"nvlll'' ;nHu appeared and refused
to register. ais" declaring n" would buy
no homes or War Savings Stamps. His
name was taken Ivy III" registrars ami
hl$ raer referred Ia tn" draft board. IL"
Will b. rlllcd in today for examination.
Daft Officials bcli"v" that very few men
fLilrd to rrsp"nd Ia III" government =
call IN jefferson county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Barnesyille Briefs.

Mrs. ". +. Stewart and baby Of
Cleveland. arr visiting her parents, MT
and Mrs. c. X Little of Walton avenue
Mrs. Lizzie Paslorius and daughter
of Akron. are visiting Mrs. Kate Baker
visiting Miss Pauline Rogers OF South
street
Miss Virginia Thomas OF NcHs Is
visiting Miss Pauline Rogers TO South
Chestnut street.
Mrs. J. r.. Barnes OF West Main
street. was in Bcllairc. Wednesday. tc
attend n Red Cross meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Palmer OF Canton
have been visiting Mrs. Ed. Cline OF
North Chestnut street.
Will Fleming of Canton, was visitor
here Thursday.
Will Thnrnbcrry of Newark is visit
inG his brother E.rlt Thorrbcrry Of
West South street.
Mrs. L. G. l'crceoy III West Church
street. is visiting Mrs. S. NJ. Sherman
ruf Columbus.
Mrs. Lawrence. Taylor Of New Phla-
d"Iphih, Is visiting with relatives OF
this place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
BUILDING PERMITS

During the past week fifteen building
permits were issued by Clerk Co LILY
Manager John Wallace. The total cost
Of the two permits was S5.025 and the
largest sum was for an amount or S?uV'
The list follows:
st. Joscph's convent Eoft and Four
tcenth STREETS, repairs; John l. Giesey
contractor; cost, SIS.
Paul Van Curen. rear 22n7 Main street;
tile garage: cost. $3.50.
S. 7. Parker 81 Fourteenth street; re-
pairs: Walter x Lorentz. contractors
cost. $50.
Minor 4. Brnkaw 81 North York
street: tie. garage: Walters Lorentz'
contractors; cost, i275.
r. n. Walters. 1908 McColloch street:
addition: Walters 4 Lorentz, eonuac-
tors; cost $l25.
George Ecll. A Thirty-eishtil street;
repairs; George Bell. contractor; cost.
$500.
D. C. Kurner. 1915 Market street; re-
modelling: ]. w. Bcltz. contractor; COST
$500.
Lyric thcater. 1852 Market street; re-
pairs: J. w. Bcitz. contractors; cost
500.
News Publishing Company. 1900 Main
street: repairs; J. W. Be!tz. contractor
cost. $3.50.
Electric Appliance Company. 81
Twelfth street: rcpairs; J. w. Beltz, con-
tractor: cost. $500.
Mrs. Moyle 70 Thirteenth street; re-
pairs: J. W. Beltz- contractor: cost s2oo
i. :. Ncsbit 5000 McColloch street
repairs: J. W. Bcltz, contractor: cost
500.
Louis Hoolschc. 3Sc3. Jacob street: re-
modelling; J. W. Ecltz. contractor: cost
$500.
Columbia Club. o12S2l30 Mnrkc
street; rcmodrlinH: J. W. Belt7. contrac-
tor: cost 5000.
East End ice house. sixteenth and Nc
colluch streets. rrrairS: J. W. bclt"
contractor: cost. $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
TO Attend College.

Among tho young men from the city
who will enter college this year and
take military training in addition to tho
regular college course arc: LOWS wait.
Washington and Jefferson College: Nor
lev l.. Goodnight. Harold l.. Myers
Frederic l.. Hasbruuck. Gleason b. Eron-
in. kaylor Fisher. Bethany College;
Harland Patterson AMI Faul " llilamS'
Carnegie Technical School: Thomas J.
Scott. Allan l.. sill, GcorG" W. LauEhhh
aud Willis u. Skinner. Wooster College
They will cn1rr college as L. S. volun-
tccrs wearing the regulation uniform
and receive n soldiers pay. They will
be subject 10 call far active service at
any time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Reiner's Store Burns.

Tho basement AMI first floor nf III" s.
Rninrr dry goods store IN Market sir"rt
this city. wrIr Quilted 10y flames N m
early hour this morning. Splendid work
by Iir.mcn saycd tn" remainder OF TIL"
building and prevented tho flames from
spreading In adjoining business blocks.
Th,. loss IS estimated at $i2 moo. partly
covered hy insurance. TIL" Same firm
wa: burned out about Is months ago.
I'll" lir" originated In III" basement
from some unknown cause. ratrolman
William Jones SAW smok" issuing from
Tho collar and turned in III" alarm. Tho
iirSI floor collapsed after tho blaze had
s".tn burning about an hour and three
firriurm won't down with II hut managed
L. .XIrir:ir" Themselves without injury.
The building is tn" property of I. SulT-
baChrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
MIGRANTS SCARCE
The Idle Are Finding Worf-Chief o:
Police Still on Their
Trail,

trhr idle Of the city arr conspicuous
hv their absence. rs Il result Of tho rigid
wo,rh tho local peace guardians have
kept On th"Sr that w"r" not "orh'"F.
'rhe placing "f m"n Of draft age I'm 49,
srnt;al work has been going on for Sohia
time and the work Is almost r"n'Plc'''.
These that formerly hannt "nfNNi h''''
wouldn't work ar" either now ""rkihH
or have. blew" III" city! 'n'"l al romeo
Henderson ha" instructed ms neh W
k"rr strict Survoillanr" ON 'h'S' S"S
pccird Of being raES anh "h'h th' 'as'
arc suspicious they ar" hauled up LOT
investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Officers Elected.

Following arc tho officers Hlccl"d &c
serve thu ensuing term M the Woman
Home Missionary s"clcty or the FlFS'
N T.. church, Mrs. {. klclnhclnA
president; Mrs. Frank fncum, vice
president: Mrs. Thomas Taylor. record
ing secretary: Mrs. II. l.. Campbell. cor
responding secretary: Mrs. l. \. l'rall
secretary Of Young Peoples work: Mrs
Joseph Dou2Nlas, secretary Of Htera,
turr: Mrs clyde Burdcit2. secretary OF
mite boxes: Mrs. T.. Snyder, SECRETARY OF
Christian Stewardship. The next tact
ing Of the society will b. held mt ta'
home 'of Mrs l.. Snyder. Thursday even
INK. September l9th. Mrs. JOSEPH
DouChlaS will Id the devotional lcadti
and Mrs. q. y. Smith will be- the pro
gram leader. This will be 'Dn"S Fay
ing evening and a good attendance Is
desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Danger Signals
Lame Back, Dizziness, Darling
Pains - Druggists Guarantee
THOMPSON S Kidney Tablets.

\ new medicine for he kidneys Is NO"
,~inr sold. In a few hous It starts e.
unclos the Kidneys and drive out All
those impurities that arc keeping you
from enjoying good health.
. If you hav" kidney OF bladder troubi"
or suspect that you have: II your urinr
j.. high roio-cd or scanty: dent wall III
TO-, late. hi; get at once box OF ThomP-
sons Kidney Tablets. and in few days
your had symptoms will diminish ana
vou will feel like a new person. loon
t" purir% the blood and splendid tonic.
Fifty cents Il box. II your druGgls'
DOES not keep ;hrm send so cents 10 ~"
Thompson Medical Co.. TItusvi'ic. 70.
who will send thcm TO you prepaid. u
YOU are billions or constipated take on"
Of Thompson's Golden-ha1 Tablets nj
bedtime Price 25c-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
ReYoud Estimation.

The local draft board Thursday missed
their estimation by TO-. They had est
mated that there would br about 4."Gn
men register at this place. there beIu-;
-" The ',rafI beard mas issued 4
,a!i t'r anyone Wishing |" F"Iuht!''
their ~rHvlccS during the rush TIME
They are busy at this time duplicat'"';
and ,illng the rcEistrant Any help which
can be furnished will b. very muth ar'
pruc:alcu BY the draft board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
M'MeChen Man Replies
About Commercial Studies
Gwen In First and Second Year High
State Takes Students From
GchnOl.

l
Editor Wheeling Intelligencer. Wheel
ing, W. Va.
McMECHEN. ". Va. Sept 10. 1915
Dear Sir: Please allow me space IN
| your paper 10 reply to citizen Of NC
Mcchcn writing on high school teach-
| ing.
I wish to state that n IS the proper
thing not to teach typewriting and
shorthand TO the first or second Tenr
high school scholars. For instance. II
you would teach the scholar the type
writing and shorthand tho nrst year
that they would become so we'll Vcrsrd
| in this that they would leave the rest
| Of their studies before they finished
their. high school course and go forth
looking for position such as stenos-
| rapher
want TO remind you that no matter
! had bad the government needs stenoG-
ra pliers, they want every high scnool
scholar to finish their high schoo'
course 10 1T themselves for a oettor
place in their future life. 1t also mus
/ be noted that scholar who does MOI
| finish his high school course cannot en-
ter any college. as the government
wants them to do
I think II very poor policy LOT e"!
one to suggest that they teach typo
writing and shorthand to the first OF
second year high school scholars ana
give the board Of education credit Tor
| not permitting this and instead 'cach
| domestic science and cooking. etc. rs
these studies will mean more TO thch''
l also think It would be moro TO IN"
oarcnts' credit not to permit their
| ,I;I5-op 70 take this course until A1tcr
/ ,hcir second year in high school. and /
h,r ono do not think that they will D."
holding them back. as there are pl"ni:
! If good positions after they finish their
! education. n V. Ho'>"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
T.oraI Row Rassed.

Mirhn"! Eurkr we'll known young
n.gu nf Toronto. Ohio. member ot tn"
18Th / s. Engineers. vas severely gas
S,r! in France several weeks ago and has
BON brought Ia tho United states Tor
treatment according 10 Il message re-
rrived by his relatives today. The mes
sag" from tn" War Department merely
stated that II" hIh been brought ~ an
American hospital III this country and
did IN, RAM" IA" ,itl lurk" enlisted
ut Pitts burgh last fall and has been over
about ..,x months II" was formerly
.hinuin.. clerk AZ ia" t"m" Glass Works
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
SWISS ENTERTAMED.

PARIS. Sept. ia party OF SWISS
Journalists cnroute to America was en-
,crNincd here at luncheon today %:
James Kcrncy. director OF tho Franco
American committee on public inforinn'
ton.
Ambassador Sharp was the principal
sneaker ard assured the Swiss EDITORS
Of the reception they would receive III
rho United States. Will Martin ~ IN"
Journal dc Gencve and pr. Frntrr y
the Nrue Zuricher Zcitung rcsp"no"n:
expressing the gratitude OF the S"iSt
for the relief brought to SwitzeraIrh
:, relieve the food shortage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14

rev + r. ''n!,!1s 81 m" S''WNh I'HT-
ti~i CHURCH. t,r"I"r"iII has been arrested
OF Z ,.hnrg.. al: assault .HHh battery pre-
f..r-".; h.. Sau,rl stark. Sunday school
superintendent. II - alleged that STARK
Wanted 10 ",,.u III" Church for u con-
:,r.=ni:"unl ..nui"r"n"". hu; tho preach
- barred tlr.. way. "ontrndlnG that u"
had boon cvr"mnyunirh'"d IN argument
fnlrw 81, and fists h"w. Tho trouble rs
the elimination ~ T. far ''ra' t'Rht N
tho church. which several weeks ago re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14

John Hayda. aged . years. VIII" '6-
nrs that h" * 4 d"Srr;rr from ~"
United States army. WAS Hrr">i"" Nor"
last nigh. and has t""n turned over I"
,h. military authorities. II" WEI J."
t,knu 10 Columbus for court martial
Private Earl kiliincSw":ih -; :'"hfh
Labor company. Camp M"rr'u. y. J.. ar
rested here scv"raE days AZ" for d'S"r-
DERBY conduct. is hnins held for = guard
which has hc"n detailed from III" camp
to take him back.
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Low Jr received word from him y"S-
Irrday. lie is now stationed at Camp
Lee
Frank Taupc. Of Columbus. IS VISIT
ir: relatives At k!rkwo"d.
NJ. 4. Ouoy. Of Pittsburgh was
business visitor here to-day.
Edward Miller. Of Lincoln me- was
at st. ,Iairsvilir to-day on business.
Frank Haven. Of B"llairr- WAS IN 'hiS
city on business yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Sharp ar" visiting rcla-
tiv,.s in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Norrovlv Averted Accident.

Last evening rs Il Ford attempted I"
pass u street car on tn" wrong sid" al
the street. Il higher powered ear. whose
,vnrr'. namc NaS not learned. at
tempted l.. pass In" car on tho same
side 81 = fast rat. Of speed Had he
ur, urrIird his brakes in Time an ACCT
dent would hay" "rrurrrd probably in
lurinp M, occupants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Patriotic Meeting.

A patriotic meeting Will be held OF
tn" evening of September 10th by In
t.. o. @. NJ. John J. Lentz, OF Colurn
bus who las been on the battlchclds o.
France, will probably b. the speaker.
large service Tag Of the Moose LodE'
will be dedicated at this meeting.
the weather permits the meeting will b.
held in front of the Moose building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
MARTINS FERRY
Rucker Child Dies.

Fielder tucker. II, the six-months-oi Id
child of Nr. and Mrs. ti''idcr EuCH"r. at
t"lr:tin. passed away yesterday morning
4, ~ O'Clock. Tho child had been Ill
r,- the past s""rral VEGAS. Funrrhl SIR
ylc'.S will DC held 1T o'clock saturday
Afternoon. Rev. Joe Maui Will harc
charg" If thu services Remains VIII Do
illd away ~ IN" Harrington cemetery.
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Will Probably Recover.

The Camden boy who WAS injured last
.v,rrE hv Il truck said 10 hr owned by n
-riltnusyillr man. will probably recover.
rhy.jrian$ Will have HIM removed To
,hr OHIO Valley Hospital 1T Whr"liug
wh.r" h. will umGrrGu An N-ray cN;'hh-
nation t. dri"rn!in" his injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Grange Meeting.

Belmont GrnnG" will hold mecunG
a, Grange Hall east of town on the
evening Of September l?th. At eight
o'clock. At This meeting a delegate ana
alternate will he elected To the state
grange srccial program. will DO
riyen and n good atlendanccRs desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
police Court,

Many DRINKS wcr" picked up last eve
ming by the local police force" ana
landed safely in jail. They will be
rivcu their hearing before Mayor Jun
kins this morning at . o'clock. II Is
likely they will rcC.iy" their usual 5"
and costs. Those hriug unable I" pay
rhrir fines viii l." given the "rr0Tiu-
'nitv To work on tho streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
GAINESVILLE

RARNESvILLI3. g.. Sept. l3.-MrS'
Joseph ralmcr OF East Vino sir"nt, en-
trrtaincd IN" members uf the N"eHtIc-
craft club 1T her home Thursday even
INK. Th, evening WAS devoted Ia knit
ing md sewing AND refreshments we're
r\rd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
BRIDGEPORT


Several thugs in entering the men
furnishing store owned by 1erah Sharp'
Thursday night, Succeeded In MAKING
thcir getaway after they had taken 81"
in cash Entrance was made through
n basement window. The theft wos re-
portcd to the police. they are no"
working on the case and have GOOD
clew as to who the guilty party Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
yeoraY To-Day.

The -Baby Grand ;'tar:I Jane anu
Katherine Ice. will ai.:'var IN "Trouhl">
Makers" sparkling comedy drana.
Added attractions Will b" TO" Many
Husbands" Il Triangle feature. and
Hr:lrSt-pathc News.
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Entertained Friends.

Miss Eizahc;h :'lrk"r entertained
gr,l;p Of friends last evening at her
horI.. at klec &c affair vas c"mFli>
n.n;arv tn Miss Margaret AlcCitrty, who
Will i.:.,,. in fox days for Indiana to
max. n.r hutuc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14

-at,.ss--IIarrIcli .\air"'!r" entertained
y h.. members Of tho Variety Club last
evening at her hpr:,' III Franklin street.
TIL, crru.lg wa. srHr in :, variety OF
s:ci:L diversions and refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
McAntacn Child Dies,

The oight-wrck&-old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mc.Aninch. OF Actnaril!r
died Yesterday morning at o'clock
Funeral services will b. held Sunday III
= "'clncli lnt,-rru"nt will hc made at th'
TivrrviLiw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14

Ry order OF "a" Erilil:r'.. board Of
health al. tn children %: tho pubiic
schools are TO b.. varcinatcl b. local
nbvsi,.ians TA!%>jcians were NJ the
(;roh,l Hi huildire yesterday vaC''in-
a,jns the pupils. Tn" order applies -
OH Who hay.. nc, v,,t bon vacciiiatcd.
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estcd in tho American offensive in
France 1t is expected that many local
vuun:: men who h;tv. been IL France
over Il year will l;u.c part III the bis
drive, The Ohio I:ainbnw division.
winch is part of The first army alu
which contains u number OF local boys,
Is conducting the big drive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Corbstt Funeral Today.

The funcrsl OF JarlcS Curhtt. we'll
known farmer who died Wednesday ~
his home south OF the city. will take
place today. Services Will b. held th'S
afternoon az the home and intcrlncnt
will be III Nj. Zion cemetery.
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DISCHARGED From SeZice.

Gerald O'Toclc, Of this c:tS. who was
sent 10 Camp Sherman several days as"
with local contingent Of drafte"S. AaS'
returned hnnl" having failed to pass
+; the physical .Xau,inatior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
North Ends to Hold Practice.
No IL South Fourth ST.
Martins Perry, o.

The North End Athletic Club VIII
huld their first practice Sunday morning
at the mill field. The club will suffer Il
great deal because Of til" loss OF men.
due to the draft Eut with the material
they now have on hand they sure WILL
have q promising team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Call Colored Eaftees.

\ call :or colorrd draft-cS Tor general
military service HAS bccn received py
the heal draft board. They will hc
sent u Camp Sherman and Camp Gus
ter. The boys Will cntrafn during The
tirc.-Gl;,y i.-riod t'-innin5 s.pteHH
;,,.r.S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Election Board to Meet.

A meeting OF Tho deputy supervisors
of elections will De held thiS attern"ott
at tho headquarters IN the H~"ts build
ing Action will b" taken upon The
division OF the Col"raln-Eurton votiu.s
pEeclnct.
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Entertained.

Miss Leila Porter Of East Main street.
entertained n number OF her friends at
her home Friday evening. An cnjoyaole
time was had Ivy those present.
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for $50 cIolorcd physically qualified T"n
for general military service I" be sent
TO Camp Custer. Battle Creek. Mich
during tho thrre-day period from Sep
tcmbcr IS TO 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14
Smokers Arrested

Nick Capus and Mathew Glandls' TWO
shakers nr Crock nationality. wcro
picked up by local police here yesterday
They will be held until the authorities
inycSu; cate the matter.
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Strike Settled,

The Yorkvlll- m!ll Nj! resume opera
iirrS Sunday night ~ - o'clock alter =
period OF idlcnCsS du" 10 Str'Nr- Ihe
r"u succeeded in getting an agreement
with the company.
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is home for a few days furlouGh.
+. Wallace has returned home from
n visit TO Wodsficld.
Guy saInu"ls has returned home from
n visit 10 Parkcrsburg.
Miss Mildred Carey has gone to Glove
hand to spend few days visiting with
relatives.
Miss Edna yahn will spend Sunday
-yit, friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Durmti,y McDuanuSh viii sp"nd
SuiHay with her sister 1t SteuhrnNiilc'
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Phi Sigma Chi to Have Team.

Phi Sigma Chi to Have TenH1'
The Phi Sigma fraternity announced
last evening that they will hald football
practice Saturday morning ut Paddon's
bark All candidates arc urged to hc
present, as this is their first practice.
They are planning to play other fra
trruitieS Throughout the state; also
other clubs i: games can bc arranged,
The boys will certainly have good
tcilua "a several former high school
stars will be on tho lineup
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No matter what yuu want. II Viii
scyc YOU ti;nr and money 10 us" lnt"ih-
crncrr WANT Abs.
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padal Calls

Special Calls.
The local draft board yesterday is
su.d a call Tor volunteers as stenoGra PHI
orc or twists 70 be Sont to Columbus
barracks September 20 These volun
te-,rs will be assigned to the judge adro'
cate raucraPs department. The latest
date :or volunteers is September IS.
P.ris,rants are urged TO volunteer, This
call IS for white mon qualified fox gen
eral military service.
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1o,,o1fninarz ArnOunc en- c7lt.

Preliminary Announcement.
A call has been made for 362 mon
during the thrcc-day period from sep
TENDER IS t" Srnt"nrl"r - for 'HI"r
Sherman. Only r"lurrl mcn Tuai'li'a
for general military service hrr t" nc III
ductcd under this call
Anuthcr call has been made upon ohl'
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neserter Is Arrested.

suited in a free for all fight and several
arrests,
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E-;a,jr'.> 81 Sergeant Thomas How