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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
New Kahului Theater
Finest In Territory

The new Kahului Theater, which
opens tonight with Geraldine Farrar
in the Woman God Forgot" is per
haps the finest theater in the terri
tory today Being of concrete it is
absolutely safe.
The equipment is of the most mo-
dern kind. The auditorium is lighted
at all times with a soft light that
does not detract in the least from the
picures. Two of he latest types of
projection machines are installed,
both motor driven, and a very ex-
pensive nitro-silver screen serves to
practically eliminate all flicker"
The building has been designed
with special reference to acoustics
and it is stated that Maui now has
an auditorium in which any class of
vocal or instrumental entertainment
may be given with perfect results.
The theater seats about $50.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
Puunene Falls Down
Before WaiIuku Men
haher Had Poor Support And Play
ed In Bad Luck-FanS Pleased
With Interesting Games In Spite
Of Big SCOres-Paia VS. Wailuku
Next Sunday

The faithful fans who braved the
dark and threatening weather on Sun
DAY last, Were rewarded by seeing
two games, which in spite of the top.
heavy scores, were full of interest
from start to finish.
The opening innings of both games
were characterized by ragged field
ing by all the teams, probably due
to nervousness and over anxiousness.
Ihe two errors made by the Wailuku
Seniors at this time account for the
only two runs scored by PuunCne.
.t"or started in the box for Puunene
and if he could have played few
other positions at the same time, the
story might have been different Time
after time he struck out batters only
10 have the ball dropped on the third
strike, or having put the ball over,
IN easy infield hit was fumbled, or
a wild throw made.
Wailuku kept on their toes and
took advantage of every error, but
60 not get the idea that they did not
earn their game. Seldom have we
seen tie Wailuku team Full together
better, or play a stronger game all
0round. Hits camc Just at the right
time. In the first inning after Puu-
lcne had secured what looked like a
Iealthy and safe two-run lead, and
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
Phone Company Starts
Many improvements

Plans have been drawn and work
will soon be started on the telephone
exchange building in Wailuku to be
built by the Mutual Telephone Com
pany, which recently took over the
plant of the Maui Telephone Com
pany. The new building will be To-
Gated on Church street, opposite the
Grand Hotel. 1t will be a modern
sand-concrete-plaste structure and
will cost about $25,OOO. 1t will double
the capacity of the present exchange
switchboard, and will provide offices
and workshop for the Maui business.
At Hama and Makawao new build
ings will also be built and new switch
boards installed. At Lahaina and
Paia the buildings where the eX-
changes are situated will be remodel
ed and new boards put in.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
Missing Mans Body
Found In Reservoir
Mystery OF Archie MaCLaren'S Dis
appearance Cleared Up-SuiCide
Evident Mental Derangement Be-
lieved Cause

The mystery surrounding the dis
appearance of Archie MacLaren, plan
tation luna for the Hawaiian CONNER
cial Sugar Company, reported in
last weeks Maui News, was in part
cleared up on Tuesday morning of
this week, when the dead body of the
unfortunate young man was found
floating in the big reservoir above
Kihei. While all indications point to
suicide, there is still considerable
mystery as to what prompted the
rash act.
Following the finding of the body
careful examination failed TO show
any marks of violence, and the coron-
ers's jury returned a verdict of su-
icide committed while probably men
tally deranged.
Long Search For Missing Man -.
MacLaren disappeared Wednesday
evening of last week following a day
, spent in collecting money for the Red
Cross drive. He had turned in his
Continued on Page Eighty
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
Liquor License Case
Goes To Supreme Court

Contrary to expectations there was
no firework display in connection
with the Maui liquor mems mandamus
suit against the liquor board, which
came up in the circuit court on Tues
day and Wednesday. There was no
hearing on the petition nor answer
by the defendants, the case being re-
ferred to the supreme court on re-
served questions of law.
Former Governor Frear, of Homo
lulu, was present as associate counsel
to County Attorney Bevins. He was
sent here by the Anti-Saloon League
to take part in the fight.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
TWO MILLION YANKEES
IN FRANCE THIS YEAR
France And Britain Both Hear Such Report
lngtOn Fails To Fully Confirm Heavy Fighting
On Several Fronts Italians Want American
Troops Britain Would Hear Peace Offers

FRANCE EXPECTS TWO MILLION MEN THIS YEAR
States promises million and half fighters France by the
this year which with organizations OF specialists 100000
BRITISH ALSO HEAR OF BIG THINGS TO COME
Pilgrims Cub tells Royal Colonial Institute THAT A%errsn D[T p5rcno Sl
non on west front promises amazing intensity Plan making
nSr nor ooo @ h america troops and if Germany is not driven out tine
PRESIDENT AND SENATE LOCKING HORNS
critics and administration impending and fight will prob
ably begin today resolution for further preparation Inquir
ing 10y senate military committee which president diappOved
Within more than hall million men now in France army officials
with Allies by end o year.
hat expected to be n France during present year
SAYS BRITAIN WILL LISTEN TO PEACE PROPOSALS
London May lO-Baour in House Commons Britain
prepared to consider proposals from enemy provided these made
% r as nnd are presented IN M so[~ara man.
peace by Central
been AHoTHER Nc Dc50% 9aS FHT6RS 2S rNo
Honolulu M lI-udge ashford t Heen and Edngs sitting as
license practice law in district court reversed the previous denial
solely upon arguments presented showing eligibility Fpno
become citizens This the third Of such decisions Honolulu and
Mat" courts to 20N6UU GI Si5or 70 B0cRED @ rH SUGAR
Revised estimates 5oO5OO TONS reduction OF 10000 tons
Honolulu taking no more sugar for storage until some relief ship
men take place month when pines and forward Fifty
HAWAII DRAFT CALL EXPECTED TODAY
Honolulu May HmFna blanks for draft arrive including Motif
consequences OF dsobeng Persistent that draft call
wi" con" 2 o5j 2'i rFoS%G 5S cUERD %S&rrERs
Honolulu, May HCoespondence in adutan generals office
dealing with failure mobilize guardsmen turned legislature
mailed confirmation c. r. Carter Judge Advocate Gen
Sam Johnson OF interest 1t that acceptance of
commission his position autan general The
gna cable made public filed by Johnson COnrma
his Departure Was heretofore believed generally
h was aduant general Correspondence subject gov
called expected to be offered today
INDIA TO FURNISH MEN
Smla, May India is recruit hall million men Immediately
RUSSIANS COT RID OF SUBS.
London May Russians destroyed their four American and
I British submarines before abandoning Iiango in April
Gable reports artillery fighting north OF Lys.
Paris May 17Aeped air raids by Germans during past nights
repulsed.
Amsterdam 7Gemay is calling nickel coins to be used
in making projecties Is issuing zinc instead
Rumanian army has been ordered demobizcd
AMERICAN ARTILLERY BUSY
American Army l7-ActiVe patrong increased Artillery
inarment in Lorraine American guns fires Montddier
and batter German communications Arpans active but infantry
attacks French shoot down two German ther
Continued Page Iaoo)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
WATT TO ORGANIZE BOYS
WORKING RESERVE ON MAUI

John Watt, Jr., has been appointed
Maui representative of the Hawaiian
Division of the Boys Working Re
serve, which plans to place every boy
possible in some useful industrial
occupation during the summer vaca-
ton. The plan is nationwide move
ment, and the boys are being urged
to accept employment regardless of
the financial condition of their
families, as a patriotic duty.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17

On a petition presented in the sec
ond circuit court yesterday by w. F.
Crockett, on behalf of the minor chill
dren of the late Kikujiro Soga, form
erly of Paia, the court appointed d.
c. Lindsay guardian, and fixed the
bond at $1,000. The children are now
living in Japan. The property CON
sists of several pieces of real estate
in Paia and Kula.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
School Children SaUe
More Than Dollar Each

o public
kai Ina) had bought April 80 total of $5299
the savings committee by Supervising Principal George
4549 pupils and 1873 teachers this coec
An unexpected
IS that
but $1SS775, the
a $3,33216
predicts
a higher showing the month
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17

divorce was granted by Judge
Burr in the second circuit court, yes
terday to Mrs. Lois Ethel II. Stevens
from Francis Gregory Stevens on
grounds of failure to provide. The
libelee is now a resident of Nevada
The divorce becomes effective May
"a.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
Maui's Red Cross Drive
$4,000 More Than Quota

Mauis the Red Cross drive last
by committee that hundred dollars
of
1892, $5231a
The following table the results by distric
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17

The Maui News Thrift Stamp con-
test for the school children of Maui,
has excited much interest among old
and young alike. The fact that the
plan offers a way for boys and girls
to earn money by their own efforts,
and in an honorable and business-like
Continued on Page Eighty
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17

Help The Children Earn War
Stamps-GiVe Them Your Sub
scription To The Maui News
Here's The List Already
Working.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
Contest For Thrift
Stamps Good Sport
Many School Boys And Girls Start
On Maui News Plan For Earning
Money ChildrenS Work Big Help
To War Stamp Committee

+ *** + & = = - s. y # = = =
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17
LATEST SUGAR QUOTATIONS

Cent? Dollars
per lb. per tan
Today's Quotation ... COOS s12O.10
Last Previous ........ 600 11S.40
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1918-05-17

Continued on Page Eighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
p. 4, y
BraCey to Fight
Being Requisition5d
Hearing at Baltimore To-day Delef-
mines Whether He VIII Be Re
turned for Trial.

Smith II. lirar"H. wanted III TINS CT!
far alleged selling "r fax" gold mninS
xirrt. VIII hr given. n IL HrihG al l'al'I-
mere to-day !" determine wh"illrr NJ
shnu H." returned Ia This stat or not.
lrr,rri!v,. VIII Frazier II! This city =
at ihat rlar" n"W. ARMED with T"IliSi-
non rap.rS Signrd 10y ti"v"rn"r i. j.
t'urnw,lI and will cnirHV"r I" hrinS
I;rIc.., here To fac" trial before tl'
Univ. term nf criminal ""uri. 1t IS No.
Thought that r;nN"rn"r Harrison ":li
,hr,,r tn tn" r.Triisitl"uinE "f Tracey.
\ irl.. bill was r"tHrn"I aS;iinSl
I;r.,rry II, r" in criminal court and IL"
MAS found guilty by criminal court
fury. However. II" WAS released through
som. l-cnI ..,hniraliiy and has been IN
MARYLAND sirr''' He tried |" prov" thht
u. ,yaS in New York CITY AT III" time
Of IA. >lpImSrd transaction Of ih'' take
rn!lin. stock. hui hr failed I" prove
this point II" is wealthy MN" PRIV
u,ntcr and abb" To max" II big iEht
against being brought pack for trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
INTERESTING ~ q
! COINCIDENCE.
indianapolis Mother Discovers S2rl
Pictures In Local Store. ~.
s2pg'

Mrs. Charles Mayer lives in Indiana
polls. the wife of 4 prosperous mer-
chant of that city. Her two sons are
now in the military service Of htAc
United states, ono OF them pelns
over There" on the French battle:
front. 32
Mrs. Mayer and party are now en-
joying an auto tour and spent LueSs
dny night at a local hotel. Wednesday,
morning. while making tour OF the
local stores. her attention was dlreclt--
cd 10 an interesting display Of fouftl
Of July wares in the Geo. NJ. Shook Co..
Main street window. Among the
articles were some attractive service
frames for containing photographs OF
soldiers in the service.
Two OF the pictures had 1anl'ar
look. and upon closer inspection--os
recognized them as photos OF her
sons.
Naturally. she desired to know how
thry- came 10 be displayed, ana she I'M
coribrd a further romantic incident.
Formerly being connected with the
icwclry department of their fathers
store their photographs appeared in the
Jewelers. Circular. The young lady IN
charge Of the Shook Co.. jcwelry pel-
partmrnt WAS attracted by their -ap-a
pcaranCc. The size Of the illustrations
lent themselves admirably for incloslng
in the frames, and she so dlspla5an
them not knowing the identity Of inc
originals.
Mrs. Mayors visit to Wheeling. a
casual glance into the local display
window. and the subsequent explain.
ations all go to prove how really sthati
Tho world is these days Of automobiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
ALIEN WOMEN
REGISTRATION
Brought To Close Yesterdny-Tifty-
seven City and Twenty County
Aliens Registered.

Til" registration uf Ih'. alien 'r'rh'-
nm wutr"n ui this county WAS '"iIir'"t'l
last evening 10y riIlrrr Waiter WnrIS'
Whn had charge If III" rIty r"EISlrahtS
and Postmaster W. ". lrwim. VINO had
charge nf IN" registering of tn" county
aliens When I'll" offices closed last
evening. lifty-S"vrn city women mac
been registered. while twenty count!
women had, mad" application. 1t -
though, that Their" ar" NOR" women
who have not registered. and II th'!
arc found they Viii h" dealt with hHrSh-
Is. and probably Intrrn"d f"r tn" dhr-
alton If the war.
1t is lhuurEi that som" Of th"m din
not understand that II their huSh;'h"
had Ia register aS IN alien. they were
..nlnrrlltd to tax" tho nationality ~
their husband and register also.
Thumb prints. signature" ana '""'
phnlugraphS were. taken 0t each w"n;'h
Several nt them objected I" r"m"NlhE
their hats when they had their PICTURES
taken. Will" others ObJ""t"d Ia VOTING
their hands with ink when III" lnprih'S
Of their fingers wcr" taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
SUMMER MEET
Of M|ASONS WILL
. Be CLOSED TODAY
WITH MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED
INITIATED, SESSIONS HAVE
BEEN SUCCESS,
Biv Hoover BANQUET viii Be Closing
Feature To-uight-Auto Tour
in Afternoon.

The summer reunion IF the Scn'tlSh
Rit" Bodies which closes with TO-DAY
session has been on" of the most enjoy
ublc Masonic. affairs held in TINS city
for several years and the officials oi
The organization are highly pleased win
its surrcss The reunion has ADDED
more than .oh members and the ntal
number Of Scottish Rite MasnnS h"l"nE-
ing 10 the various bodies nt Wheeling ~
nnw over The 3.0hn mark.
Thu. final days program is in charge
IF West virginia CunStstnry. who VIII
confer tho thrty-firSt and thirty-$ccond
degrees Immediately after the clos" or
Tho afternoon session tn" class OF can
didatrs and visiting members will b" en-
! t"rta med by an automobile tour ABOUT
tho city and its suburbs.
Tho concluding feature If tn" reunion
will bn a : o'clock supper served in me
BANQUET hall Of til" Cathedral For this
occasion an elaborate program OF music
and addresses is. being prepared AMI
general invitation has been issued |" AL
Scottish Eii" MaSuns to h" present
The work Wednesday was in charge
of Albert Pix" Council knights kaG"sh'
who's" session closed in ihS evening with
tbc comforting nf tn" thirti"th degree.
Addiiiunnl randidntrS added Ia Ncdn"s-
DAYS class were:
Morris. Harry David. Huntington.
Fox. BENJAMIN Martin. M"nnnGah.
bradley. Samuel Edward. Madison.
Scroll. William. Warrington.
: Maya rirllo. Antonio. Huntington.
TnuIk Thomas Rnnd. Wheeling.
Wilson. T.. ~ P"nrSb"r".
~ Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
RECRUITING NOTES

Tho recruiting officers ~ the Local
stations thlI w.-k arc k'"r!nG M their
11st records and are trying 10 max" ihiS
Il banner Uunth.
Tho Army recruiting station. in chari;"
Of Sergeant F;LrEir ;Lnd tDrISrral brSh-
art accepted two men and regretted tw"
Yesterday. Those accepted w"r" Charles
l.. IIow"rtcr. If Stcuh"nvIlI". AMI Harry
H. Strait Of MnundSv:ll".
Frank T.. Miller. OF Fulton: Harry col
Inns, of SiSt"rsvill". and IiIH"S W. Frye
of SSt"iSvillc. w"r" S'Et I" l''tl sS"Ir=h
for iinal examination hv Mai" Whistler,
Of tho Navy. julius S"lIu*t'r. IF Wheel
in=. WIS accepted y"St"rhI% and viii
lr.,v" i'm 4 few day. y n"W lot at T"'Sl-
or.? w,r,. received N..st' rdnv ~ III" Navy
oriir" "a Ia, posted III AMI Lh"ut the VI
entity OF Whrr!nc.
Private Sn"r.rk.r. Of tn" Marines. sc
centcd ono man yesterday. Homer clark
Fulton. of W;Lrnock. ohm. and Sent VII
lard Leonard Taylor, Of Wheeling. 20
Pittsburgh for the final test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
Last Application Day

To-day is the last day for proprictors
rf nool rooms, billiard rooms, restau-
rants. bowling alleys. hotels. ana orus
stores to apply for licenses lor tho
fiscal year beginning July LIST. Clerk OF
County Court John Wells. urges that a!t.
apply before closing time TINS c'enlps,
who have not heretofore applied. 20 ne
may submit them to the board OF coun-
~ commissioners 10 be passed on. ono
hundred and twcnty-eight licenses nave
hccn granted TO date while four have
been refused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
WV. C. A. Does Bit.FOr
Sale Of ". S. Stamps

The 7. w. e. y. is DESTROYS q! di$poS-
ing OF many war savings stamps during
this war savings campaign week. Young
women arn urged u buy th"m as th'V
enter the association. Miss Clara
Forbes the office secretary. has Il num-
Der on sale at the desk. 1t IS hoped
that the association membership may
remember tho fact that as an orEarIZ.t-
ton. The association wishes to Identity
itself with this and all other Har move
:nents and soltcltcs the interest of the
membership at larrx. Tonight. from
$40 Red Cross activities will hay"
full sway on the second ilour in the
auditorium. Special emphasis Will b"
given for few moments to the war saw
lnes plan 10y the presentation O. the
subject to all who are gathered.
Last evening the Outing club and
business Wom"n's club gathered N the
Association building at o'clock. pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27

,.crdins To the country in \ body Tor
the evening supper WAS served al
Wryrncn's; Inn and cross country hike
concluded the evening. TIL" groups
w"r.. accompanied l'y Mrs May Kinney
Lewis. general secretary. and Mrs. Bcr-
tina Caldwell.
Th, business Wnmcn'S club IS auticl-
ua;irs IL most interesting meeting ~
Mozart H,l. Friday evening or oh's
w.,k. TIL. lawn adjoining Mrs. P"t"r-
sons HON" is /" b" used for tn" coca
sion and all vino wish - attend are re-
tl,lested 70 S'.nd their nain"S To the office
~ the aSsOCjniinn nr ThnrSdaN IN"
club members and guest. 11"' Z" tc'l'o
tho building ut & "'Clu"k sharp.
Miss Agnes Rim kid,lcr. former girls
work SECRETARY. left las; evening for nor
home in Detroit. whcr. she Will remain
for a few weeks Miss kiid"rs IN
forced al,S"IIr" causes regret. hs shH
has boon SECRETARY -: the girls w"rh
department for tho past wv" years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
NARNOOD WILL
HAVE CONCERT
UNUSUAL PROGRAM HAS BEEN COM
POSED FOR THIS EVENINGS
ELABORATE EVENT.
warwood Playground Association VIII
Be Given Proceeds-Artists
to Take Part.

| While unr'S uppermnSt thoughts are
diverted toward III" destitute klddIcS OF
| the dist rcs$rd Belgium land ana Win
| wheeling SiraininE u point To do beyond
| her ..hll." in thu child wrlfar" program
! ur tin nation. the home Riddles VINO
! have. reached tha play years NJ thctr
! Young lives must not he lost SiShl OIL
! and they too. need some consideration
IN regard To their welfare and rccr";t-
| lions. uuitc as much rs. do their little
! ho,hrrs and sisters across III" s'ar ara
| IN. Younger rudLltrS at home. VINO are
inst now hrrur" thu limrliGht with thrlr
health, such an important factor IN the
we'll beng Of the community:
With this idea III view. the members
ur thu. board at directors at I'll" War
! wood Fairgrounds HAY" ARRANGED "a
.r,crdid concert for this evening. with
q nrrgram that will include the favor
ito. orrists Of ,hr Wheeling district. each
in y charming selection especially adapt
| I'd to their style.
This affair. from which II is nntic!-
uatrd that III" Warwood playground
! will nr, rue Il financial result that Will
enable many improvements IN ahhSc-
! mnnts for tho children III" present sea-
| son, will hr staged in In" h"antiiul now
! auditorium If tn" n"w '"ntr" NarWo"n
! school. rnd VIII hc Il spl"ndld nnpor'u
! nifty for all 10 inspect m" interior Oh
| This handsome structure with lis mod
! crn school equipment.
Tho rrr.,ram for tho event has h""n
| arranged by Miss Gertrude Campbell.
! assisted hv NrssrS. John \. Moore ana
! Ray CARY. tn" COMMITTEE" on general
,rran.c,n. Includes: Mr.. and Mrs.
| t;cnrrc kuSsuth. McSdamns: Carl Nest
man. 6. V. Tcrrill: Misses: Elsie Hem
drrsnn. Sarah tionrh. Mayer y. II. Kim
dilhcrs, +. Frank Dnwier. Ray cary and
! John Murphy.
The proErlmmr which is given hr-
low, viii SAVIOR "f patrintiSm. and Will
consist of varied selections which arc
sure to appeal to all:
! rhnrus--"SIar Spangi"d Banner.
Volcc-"ln FLANDERS Fields Th" f"nF'"s
! Grow" Lieut.. John Philip Sousa
! Mrs. May Frye Sinks.
VoIcr---"rh" Drummer BOY
! Mr.. David Crawford.
{ piann--"'rh" Revolutionary Study :.
! ......,........-,' '.'I
I Mrs. l'r-da l"inrr W"li"nw"pcr.
, Dramatic Seen" from '''fhr Lion ana
tn" Mouse" .........:. 'fi"rlo'o"
! Miss Helen Stiff.
vni""-"rhy Braminc Eyes .Mcpo"'l'
"l5rrau$-' .............'iuy d'Harhri"t
! Mr.. David 7. Parsons.
! Vnicr-'Waiting" ..........,'... or'A'
Miss Bessie n"wl"r.-
yo,cc--",;oi BE With our Soys To-
night .............'.''.. ''1'""'' S'''
| Miss Hazel V. S"amon.
,-.,;,.,,---..I,ruurs. cherry blossoms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
Over the. Top and Then
Some

81 never felt better in my life than
since taking the first dose Of Mayrs
Wonderful Kennedy. I had a bad case
of indigestion and bloating and tried
all kinds Of medicine. Mayrs Won
derful Remedy is all and more than Is
claimed for ii. On my recommends
ton our postnasteTs wife is using it
with good results" 1t IS a simple
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intesti-
nal tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded. Sc:
G.. II. Griest & Co.. and druggists
everywhere. "a;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
Home on Furlough

priyai. carl Schwartz. /. =. NJ. =. "f
Inri% Island. :. T.. mas been given 81
ii-.jay furl"ugh It. attend the iuncr"l
services nt hi% hr'th'r. MHrnn H..
Schwartz. "f i;i"nw"od.
Anynn" Wishing I" commitment" with
l,iut about tn, training of tn" marines
ON Paris island may find HIM At tn"
lnarirr station on Market AMI Eleventh
xtrr,rs Private Schwartz has received
:, medal rs marksman. II" enlisted in
tn" marir"s last march ana expects soon
Ia hr in France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
Held TO Grand Jury

TONY tUmp"tt. Jimmie i'"in"nh ana
I 'hlrl,.S lELnGn w"r" given "a hearing h"-
fore SIuir. kind"lh'rE"r AT III" county
ia1i Yesterday afr"rn""n. ami IN" trio
was held &" TIA" Grand jury under SH""
bond .arh Each WIS released from
jpII when u" ro$t"l bond.