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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

tDm SnHlIDieH I'LL 2SeIle Duh oOO1
Douar bin, ureilen sic as nit DEN
rotten, nit Dem idredliden Yapier.
bos mid 10 in Nn9it gebradt bat,
u1lo Iagen Gle Den preuBiihen Geridpz
ten: Der Bolff it nidt gu tln>
cen".
umsin ssrr!N a%ntportete 6eBler
entriTst. oDas fallt S6nen eins
N;e f5nnen sic i9 unterjte5en Werz
gslsn auf gergsben 81 bdufen! sic
molsn ii9 jest au9 NOD Der ge.
amtea1e iie9ung i9ulolg maiden!
Ctauben sic, DaB i'd MID oes citizen
Wtammons pegen Der gefabr ausletz
gen purbe, mein 4mt nnD meme
Ugre gu berlieren?1
u5ie 6o6en ree9t, 9err Salpez1or!"
entgsgnet jener nieoer 5uIiimmeno.
,9ie tgnnen if@ uam6gli9 psgea
luupi5er 5000 Dolor Der gefa9r Der
Amtssntie5al9 ousiehen; tn Ie9e Dos
Elm unb blste Semen oa6sr ooS oOpz
petite, ia bag breifQc9e, a5er loIIsn S:e
mi9 i'm i~i1risen uageiGoren unD maz
cen 5ie ielber iiQ oaf bic 8eine."
ter nar BEL Dan IsBten 0orren
eatra et aui8a5o6eeu, llno ffrTarot
in Gcj4t entse8tete 81:
r9srr, nun 3a5e III e5 user lott;
Der N1D1te iino gsnl.3 gelpe4iclt. sic
aabsn mi4 foe5.n ouf oos sr06(i9Ite
hi c1in4aft nm id I9nn2 nltnarehr
lsIlle goaiiat. gla%en Sic ftp oa@
jet unper5igli@ 6erett, mir gu folsen
opar isien sic Der Q%npen0ung vi
UepoItmabrassln gelDdrtts. Wleiae
Ge9tlfen barren Draub en meirer Be
fe3le".
Die lebten energiiGen Worte oes
geamten batten ben BANTER, nel9er
i9on ge6offt batte, ii4 los5utaufen,
pieber poa1tdnoig gefnidt.
Mber einen leBten 8eriu@ magte ct
benno9.
u!6aben sic gr6armen nit einem
Iamilienpater", jtammelte er. r2ai<
fen sic mi9, mo ib bin, 9err Sn<
}pettor; nebmen Sic 10000 Dollar
unb melben Sic Sen @eri9ten, pas
i9 Sbren i@on iagte: Der Bo1f
1T ntbt gu finben"
@ein 8lid hing forl@enb an benz
bes Snipeftors 9eBler.
9ie1sr iberlegte eine Weile uno
1agte bann pl0Bli@, .ani9einenb ge<
ribrt un0 in gdn5li@ Derdnoertem
Some:
u91ren sic, 9err Molff! Mir
paren tets 5reunbe unO poaen es
qu@ in 3utunft bleiben. unierer
SJ5reunbi@oft 5uliebe Dpfere id meine
@bre unb at5eptiere Sbr Mnerbieten.
8leiben sic, no Sic iino, i4 5ie9e
BON bannen"
limb 10 gef9ab ess
!9ebler reite ab, nt4t obne bic tbm
BON Wolff angebotenen 10000 Doll
lar in @mpfang gu nebmen, uno ie<
ner blieb, no er par, IN Gbtcogo.
ginige Wpden nod benz er5delten
8orfuG empfing Der 8antier 8olff
Elm 5@reiben zines 5reunoes aus g..
pelaes folgenoes Pofitriptum ent<
bielt:
v@ana tpas Meues! Ser @refu<
tionsinipeftor 9ebler 1T ou@ our9z
georannt nit 9interlafung n1eler
De9ieli9ulben. Maer Wabr19e1n<
li6feit na9 1T er glei9fals na4
Mmerifa gefli9tet".
llnb 6ab bieie Mnnabme nt9t unz
begrunbet mar, benefit Der @tretd.
pelden 9eBler benz Bontter Wo1tf
nit benz 9aft6efe6l lpielte, Der aaz
tiirli9 gefali4t mar.
rWas bin i4 bod fir elne S9al!<
tel" ion Der, Banter Wolft betm
gmpfal1g beg oben e%rpdbnten 8r1efes
aeduBert baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
eSSt beatiher @efanaenidaft.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 80, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917.
8uibington, 25: Mai. =
8ier omerifaniide Offi5tere un6 26
Monn, bie als pernriBt gemeloet muir
ben, beftn6er it6 in oeuti6er &riegs=
gefongenidof, 10 me16ete bente Dos
&riegsbepartement. 9ie Sftt5iere
finb Sliegerlertnant S. S. Were6itb,
@breiie unbefannt, nn6 Sic 2entnarts
SSor1es CRAWFORD, 2ouis g6ens nno
Mo11rice &e6mon6. sic iin6 int 2a-
ger in @orIsr1be untergebra6t, Sic
Mannidaften bingegen in 9armitaot
un6 in an6eren ni6t %genannten &C.
fongenenlagern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
70 emiiienbafteSrouer

EEa
10 miiienbatc
v@ie lange mouen Sic" eigentl16
um Sbren peritorbener @atten
tral1ern?"
@itme: rGel,al, Elm Sabr Bob i'd
mir pDrgenomnclt."
rSSbr 0atte lit aber bod ldoN
iiber ein Sabr tot, uno ste gebe11
nod INNER in Sdmar5."
@ittpe: $50, ih bob aber in Der
3eit mebrn1ols nit Ser Sraner aus
geiebt."
- Offen. Sic: sag mir l1tr.
mas miuit 9u nuf benz Seltel1en!"
gr: xSeit eiicnl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
geitraf,tng Sabnenfliidtiger bel if.
rer Niffebr.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 30, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
8oibington, %. Moi. -
Sobnenfliidtige, ,6ie bas 2an6 ber=
IoiIen, tint ser 3mdngsansbebung 81
entgeben, neroen bel ibrer GMdfeb1
inter bem @abla1sbebnngsgefeb oer=
folgt mer6en, pie @eneralan1pal1
Gregory beute anfun6igte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

may oOs A0Ao3 -
Act of Congress Of October 6th' 1917
@oibington, 25. Mai. =
l1eber 100000 Mann amertfan1l6er
Streittffr1fte 1perben i'm Serlaufe oes
Monots Meoi nod Granferi6 getpor=
fen peroen, nnb bieie 3aH miro ber=
mutblih nod erbobt meroen, 10 Der
itGnoigte Sefretdr 8afer beute in Der
@oherfonferen5 Sen Militarausidu B
oeg Senats. 3ie Senatoren braf=
ten iiber bieie Mittbeilung groBe Sc
m1gtbuung gum Nns6r1d.
Ser 5ultdn6ige Musi6uB bert6tete,
BOB Die 3abl Ser amerifantiden
5Iug5euge in Sranfret6 itd oni
1916 belaufe, barnnter befdn6en iid
223 Sdlodtdroplane. SSn 6en Ser
einigten Stooten =ieien $3.50 Slug
5euge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

TrueMtranslation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 80, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
gbmar6gpi1Ie, 81, "a. Moi.
- 8eute nar fein Sorti6ritt bel Ser
.Mnstpabl Der @el6morenen in Dem
8ro5eB gegen Die 6es 2Dndmuf6es
bon &obert Eaul Brager beidul6igs
ten eff Mngeflagten gu ber5ei6nen.
9enr ndt @el61porene itn6 bis iebt
bon 525 Mntpdrtern p1sgetpdblt tpor=
SEN.
Mabre1to 6eS Berb0rs Ser @ei6tpo=
Observation-Disclosures fam mie6erbolt Sic
6rage CUR 5pra6e, OBJ ~nnlopale
6rembe S6uB Dor @eridt berlangen
ff0Snnen. @idter 8ernrel1ter entf6ie6,
6uB uie6er 8irger 6as Mebt babe,
einen grem6en 5n t06ten, tpen11 er
i'm onf frtider 'Sbat BEL @egebung
elmer nnloDalen San0ll1ng, ertappe."
Gin Musldn6er babe aber a1f &e@tS=
5ibl1b Mnipru6t, tpern er elmer ur-
lopalen MeuBerung MIR beidulbigt
yaper0e.
-gs entitan6 cline Streitfrage 5tpi,
|i6en 6en 8ertretern Ser Barteien, OBJ
gum Wilitar6ienite berange5ugene
8erionen gum @eidmorenenoienit
porgela6en mer6en fo0nrten. Die Srage
mnr6e 6em 8o1tbernenr nnterbrettet,
Deldpr entfdieb, 6aB io16e 2eute fer
nerbin borgela6en ner6en ionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

gororeaona11gbt @aiie, barllnter
bier, sic I'M Sabre 1896 bonn 5tapeI
gelaiien nl1roen> 5tpet gefhibte spreu-
ger Der &agale4aIalfe, BRET mo6erne
3erIt6rer, iieben alte 8erit0rer unb
cine Mn5abl lnterieeboote. Ser alte
tirfiIfde areu5er Me0iibeb, Der I'M
Sabre 1916 bur6 cine Weine int
5Sbtnnr5en Meeer %perienft 1lnb nadp
Der bon ben Nuiier geboben uno III
Brut un1getauft tpuroe, tpur6e 5n-
iam1len init beribieoenen Minenle-
germ un0 anoeren Jabr8engen eben-
falls bon ben 9euti6en gertom11en.
Ser &orreipon0enf iagt Bic Shife,
tbre Mfaidine11 uRb &at1oren befan-
ben ltd fait obre I11snabme IN gutem
311tal1be.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
100000 Mfann int Mpnat.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 80, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
Ser Qhnd1mpr6nrpsek.

Trueatranslation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
May 3d. 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24

Chas. Bennett left Tuesday to serve
his time with Uncle Sam.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Hallock enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Coffey on Sunday.
Glenn Boyland. who has been quite
siob with erysipelas, is reported as a
little better.
Miss Ethel Grim is now home for
the summer with her mother, Mrs.
Kifsner.
Rev carp Of Iowa preached to this
community Sunday afternoon. He is
waiting his call from our war depart
ment.
Mrs. p. d. Davis and two daughters,
NM Star EnsIey and Mrs. Lester
Wrieht. motored to OIathe on last
sunday to VISIT with Ernest Hobbs
family.
urnest Duncan goes to service this
veek and Walter Wattenberger goes
sunday 20 II is--Read is able to fur
nish some fine boys for this year. Our
~ is their gain in sending them.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
PresbyterIan Notes.


The WOman's Missionary Society
meets in the church this afternoon
The topic for discussion will be
Latin Am erica" and "Mexicans in the
United States" Mrs Holbrook will
be the lea der and Mrs Wright the
hostess
The Sun day school will have its ban.
Guet in the church dining room today.
The children of the primary depart.
ment will be served at 5: 30 all Others
to be seated at o'clock Toasts and
stories will be the feature of the oc.
casfon-
A mistake was made in announcing
Union Mem oria1 services for next Sun.
day. as 1T is not union service ex.
cepting that 1t is the service con-
Quoted by the woman's Relief CORPS.
and everyone is invited to attend
On account of the fact that the en-
listed men leave on the morning train
the service will be held at three in the
afternoon Superintendent A. ]. Fos
ter viii deliver the address There
viii be no church service in the morn
ing or even ng. but Sunday School and
Christian Endeavor will be held as
usual
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
AUSTIN 4
AUSTIN

Earl Allen was much better at last
reports
Mumps are visiting at the McFad-
den home this week Miss Ruth is the
hostess.
Judging by the persistent whispers
in Austin and vicinity. the oil well is
not as dead as it seems
Mrs Glen Briney, who was for
merly Miss Emma Miller, is in Wash.
mgton with her husand who expects
to be sent to France very soon. After
his departure. Mrs. Briney will be
with her Husbands people in Califor-
mia.
Mrs Gi1mer and sick child have
returned to the Wood ranch, as the
little one is much better
VIII Richardson. who came here
from Texas TO work, was hurt while
working on the ditch on Cedar mesa.
and has been laid up at the Austin
hotel.
Roy Glen an eight and a half pound
boy, was born to Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Landreth- Thursday. May 18th. at the
home of MT Ed Landreth in Delta
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24

Irene Scbeetz Is improving slowly.
Mrs. James Barnhardt was at Mont
rose Friday on usiness.
j. ]. Fedler and F. f. Willis are
each building house for beet help.
Charlie Bennett left Monday for one
Of Uncle Sans training camps.
N. A. McClurg and wife visited at
the Willis home Sunday afternoon.
Arthur DeGuelIe OF Olathe is spend
ing the week visiting Herbert Jack
son.
The grasshoppers are here in full
force. helping the farmers thin their
beets.
Charlie and Jesse Thompson were
taking in the sights In Black Canyon
Sunday.
Mrs. F. e. Willis and children were
callers at Mrs. Newman's Thursday
evening.
J. w Storment OF Delta WAS out
Sunday looking for building site on
his homestead.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
Mrs. charIesworth Writes.

In letter received from Mrs. John
Y. Charlesworth. who recently left
for San Diego, amongst other things
she says: II enclose copy OF the
mesyage received from the Bureau
OF Navigation. Navy department. at
Washington" The message follows:
Mrs. Isis b. Charlesworfh. care Major
John Il. Charlesworth. No. 100 Inf.
Camp kearney. California. The Bu.
reau deeply regrets to inform you that
the Steampship Tyler was torpedced
and sunk on May 2nd. The Bureau
is glad to inform you that your son.
Byron Edwin Charlesworth, boats
wain's mate first class. u. s. N. was
saved and landed on French territory
and Will probably return to United
States at first opportunity. Inquiries
should he addressed to Burean OF Navi-
cation. navy department. l.. C. Pal
mer."
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
More Boys Go.

More Boys Go.
Three more young men left yester'
day for Fort Logan. They were:
Ernest Everett Duncan Of Read. who
was Registered at Payette. Idaho.
Claude Martin Davis. Delta. registered
at Willoughs. California; and A. ".
( ouk. Of Linden. Kansas. ball player.
Also Pearl Henry Walker and Roy
Walker. OF Delta. who have offered
iheir services to Uncle Sam as brick.
LAYERS Two young men. Hiram Ray
Burritt Of Eckert and Kemba'l Muir.
rnv Of Paonia. left this week for Colo
rado Springs. where they will take
up technical work at Colorado Col
iege. and Raymond Angel. Delta. who
goes TO Jacksonville. Florida.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
Memorial Day at Cory.

Memorial Day At Cory.
On next Thursday the nations men,
orial day. a program Of unusual inter
est will be presented at the Cory
schoolhouse. A number OF the local
residents will participate. and Delta
people will also assist. Tho program
has not been formally arranged. but
among other numbers will be an ad-
dress by Rev. Geo. F.. Klein. OF Delta; I;
music by Mrs. Bridges. Mrs. Seaton.
Welland Jeffers and others, OF Delta;
Geraldine Kennicott. Of Cory will
sing. There will be appropriate read.
ings also. and numerous soldiers
graves will be fittingiy decorated.
The program begins at 2 o'clock.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
Miss singleton Entert.ins.

Miss Dora Singleton who recently
returned from the Colorado State
Normal gave a very delightful dinner
party. Thursday evening in honor Of
Miss Kiddoo. domestic science teacher
of that institution. After dinner the
Young ladies'. graduates OF the c. s.
N. s.. enjoyed pleasant hour at the
movies. followed by music in the hos
bitable Singleton home. At late
hour the following guests departed.
pronouncing Miss Dora and her mother
excellent entertainers Miss Kiddoo.
Lois Brewer. Martha billiard. Gladys
Boyden. Jessie Dillard. Gwendolyn
Taylor. Dorothy Turner and Dora Sin
gleton.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
DEATHS
% . . >>~>>>>>>
keoo<th Conrad sherman

Like the great oak Of the forest
bent by the storm, and which vet lifts
itself to meet the sunshine-so in the
midst of deepest sorrow the Christian
soul can look up and say: Thy will.
not mine be DONE" At the omen
grave that soul can see the Christ
standing and hear him say 81 am
the resurrection and the life. am
He that 1ivesh and was dead. and be-
hold, am alive for evermore" with
this blessed assurance baby shall live
again and we shall know him as we
know him here. Kenneth, little son of
Bert and Nettie Sherman, was born
June 25- 1917. and passed into the
paradise OF God May II. 1917. at the
age OF 10 months and % days Death
was due to cerebral meningitis The
body was brought to Delta from Cor.
tez and funeral services were conduct.
ed by Rev A. B. Parry of the Ran
list church. at Hopsons mortuary.
Monday Afternoon. Internent was
IN Delta cemetery.
Indepen dent joins in extending sin
cere con a o1ences to these parents
who twice within the past year have
been asked to give up a child.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
Frank Treehter Leaves.

FTank IFechteT CeaVe6.
Departing yesterday afternoon for
Camp Kearney was Frank Trechter.
elder son OF Mr. and Mrs r. w. Trech-
ter, following a pleasant visit of three
weeks here. Frank is a sharp shooter
and we would like to give him a
chance at the hospital. Frank says
he wants to thank the people of Delta
who treated him 40 kindly during his
stay here; that they wouldn't let him
spend a cent Of government cash.
Frank expected TO meet Loarine
Young In Grand Junction and proceed
to camp with him. Lorraine was call.
ed back to Oklahoma by the death
OF his mother Mrs. J. c. Young. who
formerly lived here.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
carne. Mesa Resident. Co.

Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Walker OF Gar
net mesa have been busy winding up
their affairs this week. preparatory to
leaving the first Of next week for
Long Beach. California. The change
is m"de mostly with the hopes that
the change Of climate will benefit the
health Of Mrs Walker
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
VIII Speak Wednesdax.

Miss Kiddoo. the domestic science
Instructor who is visiting here from
Gunnison, will speak in the domestic
science room Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock on the needs OF the Belgian
children.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
Miss New Arrives.

Miss New Arrives.
An arrival this week was Miss Ella
New. who has been absent number
Of months. Miss New comes interest
ed in Red Cross work and will make
her stay permanent. Her many friends
are delighted to welcome her back to
our community.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
Returns From Reb.k.h Party.

Returns From Rebekah Party.
At the card party recently given by
the local Rebekah lodge. netted above
all expenses the sum Of $63.11. all OF
which went to the local Red Cross
chapter. A class for Red Cross work
has been organized and the members
meet in the lodge room each Tuesday
and Friday. They have completed
over a hundred hospital garments.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
Step In and See the First Of the New Sleeveless Coats
MeItino Pot stiu Here.

We are Informed that the melting
pot Will not be sent out for a period
Of two weeks yet and any who have
contributions they wish to make may
leave them at the home OF Mrs. Gus
schlapp on the corner OF Fourth and
Howard streets.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24

Thanks Neishbors and Friends.
We desire to take this method to
thank our neighbors and all friends
who SO kindly assisted US in the burial
of our little darling that passed away
on May IL. 1918. And for the beauti.
full floral offerings. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
e. Young.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24

Food Conservation Meeting.
There will be n meeting held at 4: 30
this afternoon at the library building
at which time two ladies', state Off
cials from Denver. will speak on the
subject OF food conservation.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
sa-e-u star. at greeley.

We note the names of Eberhardt
Matfock- Meanor. LaSalle and some
others a M ong the stars on the Greeley
ball tea IN this year But there's one
star who isn't holding down first sack
This year- and that's Roy Finn No,
he fs marching with the boys in kahkI.
'r''"w IN - the stars and stripes Of Old
Glory
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
UNDERGO Operation.

Undergo Operation.
Wednesday morning Mrs. Roy l..
Smith and Miss Alice Wright under
went operations at the Delta hospital.
both having their tosils removed. The
ladies are recovering nicely.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
Miss Browning Here.

Miss Belle Browning, who has been
employed at Grand Junction drug
store. has resigned her position and
is now at her home in this city with
her mother and brother.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
H~Ien Marosret prie.

Helen Margaret Price. tiny daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Robert Lee Price. OF
California mesa, was claimed by death
a few hours after her birth. passing
away ON Friday May nth Funeral
services were held on Saturday and
the little one was laid TO rest in Del
ia Gem 1efery
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
To Colorado Springs.

Mrs. I. Girling Of Hotchkiss left
this week for Colorado Springs. where
she will spend several weeks with her
husband. who is in that city.
The Delta independent., 1918-05-24
o sOcIETY. .

The Bide-a-Wee club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Mann.
The COterie club met Friday after
noon with NITs. Douglas. Mrs Louis
Seicrest was voted in as a very well
come new member to the club.
Miss Hazel Musser was a most
charming hostess to a number of
guests at a six O'Clock dinner at her
home on Garnet mesa Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and MIS- Leroy Dowd entertain
ed number OF Grand Junction guests
at dinner Sunday
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will have a Hoover banquet in the
church dinin g room this evening The
losing side in the Sunday school con-
test will give the banquet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31
School Code Approved
By Harrison Teachers

CLtESBCRG. Aug 2n.-A'lnntton o.
IN. proposed .uw- state school coGc was
arornvrd IN resolutions passed ~ N"
r;oSir. session h"r" this afternoon @.
-, Harrison County St'h,"'l F';"t;"r>
I.St ,t;I,.. /, IL understood that Siuli!ac
a.., .rn IS b..n: taH"u Ivy many Other "a
Statutes throuEf,"us t:r' stat. ne
cr,i.. r.aS drafted AS thu result ~ 4
,.,r,.,nt,on ~ teachers hold mere.
+: ". Il. carpenter % Wheeling; VII"
,,..s h.r.. rnda;- inspecting th' local fed
C.,i vocational war training 'i;'SS'S 80,
which hc IS state S'lN"rInienG'n'' S,' ,i
.rr, t'larksourS leads tn" stat III th'
| - itN clrSscs. They hay" l"h SUI
I.n,s er7t.sle.l while iInntinsion is So
.,T vim rs, l.arkrcShurg tflrd' with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31
To-day a. the salvage shop.

Mrs.. 7. Dana TOmlinson and hrr en-.
c;cnt rorps of workers. engineering tEr
Salvage Shon. being conducted ny ,h'
IEo,nan.s Club. at corner rt twenty
second and Main streets. arc 81 lf.:,,E
,rtIrJns ro-tI1y, including bids. cots. de-
ir,b,o clothing etc. Thes" ladies
wh:Io highly encouraged by IN" F"hrr-
ost,y Ct friends and h"a"fnot"r9 81 thS
shnn up 10 In" present ti,n'. ar" never
thrIesS. DESTROYS Of nId:'i"rai "ontrihn-
tin. r. tbc furniture and wearing MP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31
Board Meeting OF womar's Club.

rL,. EA"rlIti.r Board 81: lh. Woman $
ciuh aSSri.ihlrl yesterday nit"rn""ii ia
RI Ipl"r"stInE session ~ IN" W :nh::"r
hot =; whirGI tiE:" nl:,rs were lii
,r.N,d rrr ih.. coming winters work,
AMI The ~ :,''iIt Summers Hc'"lnIhlSh
rn"nI% rryn,rl.i AMI pn.'':'',! upon. whirh
in,.lud.d TIA" Guild W'li"rr work ana
I'll" $al>:.r" shop Which has h''n
established tor ;h" hrn,'iit "r ~" t"rii:"r
aus. :; ;h'% TIM: IN" resignation al
Mr.. f., Y. M"krwn rs treasurer If tn
organization was aEC"nird. hut as ?'.t
her successor has not t",n naIa''l.
Announcement vas also mad" that III"
,.,IIh ",.,S,m A,uild "I,rn tn" last fT'i::I
m S,.pi,,nh.~. in" year hunk c"v.r'n.;
Ih, lru,.r.rnn.,. t. b.. carried out dur
iur his t".ri", w!l! II. i:;Stirh L" III"
member. withIM ih" ncA! few days,
Mrs. Julian q; !Trarnc tho rr"S'd"n
rrr~uird az yesterdays session. and IT."
T,llrvinr mf:irrr% and chairman Of Tie
,.,rf.,,;y Ucrarrr'"riS and standing cnr:-
rut,..,. u,.rirpic,l ihCir "t::rcS:
Vir" presidents eco Mrs. f. {. E:wini:
and Mr> Waiter Kerry.
Iir.nr,,lnI: S"~r"rary--Mr&. i. parr
,;,rrrvrondinE sa'r"iary-Mrs. Ward
+. ''E.irman "f rtyi"s Departments
Mr.. L. ". I!ryan.
chairman az Drama L"arHi" Depart
,urui-M Mrs Walter Kelly.
chairman of Ilnmc Economics h""arl-
mint Mrs. &. !. l:"""kman.
,'h4,",nnn ri AluSir lI"pHrim"n' Mrs.
~ vi W-"if~re rnnmitr"r--Mr$. An
drew Wilson.
U,,.r,lai,iv L'nnmitt"'.- Mrs, y
Wheat H.,
N..rn!"r h.' ''"nn'tt""- MIS-. '"h"
I.,ncr.u,ii,,. t',,rntr!Iti"',-. '1r" W. ~
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30 and Charleston fourth with lVh
Mr.. Carpenter w"nt t. taiT!none To-
n!rhc to look after classes there.
Special Council
Session Postponed

,,,ici vas cn;l"d' fc- last evening ut )
o'.lnck 1T the city building w'Ls called
nff GA :,ccouu, - tn" absence Of waiter
y gI;ltnu II tho OH" Vale? Trade ara
I l,hnr Assembly. from III" city. Inc
.rr,roSrd .xrcssivc r.!.rs charged BY 10
I'll money brokers. and IN" matter has
;nrn p.ls' pnuc-d until the rrtura 81 Mt
Hilton. chester Thompson. city eHIncii-
mnn. is the head Of the council commit
too 10 investigate the matter.
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rRU1T-EE.Ers FOR THE EDDHs
Hearing at Jail

Earl Wallace. IL. VALLEY Grove. waS
,:Ivr!: l"HrIn= ri til" county rail nj :
"'rlu"I, last ~ rIIir, On rhhE:.f OF ~
ing diS,s-drrl% an! uSIET profanity i"'-
for" Squire WnkhHtn. ~" charge beng
pTrfcrr,'l hy lame stewart ara NJ
.va.4 na.,l..d 81 and costs or twenty HhNS
On each charge. N"t ha'-tnr TIL r"'r'S-
snry "jack'' H., took the tw"nty aud -
gan serving his sentence lnimrh'"t"iy.
Lawrence IIrrrmar. who WAS 10 haf"
hccn given a hearing before Squire
Wlckhnm at III" jail las; cr"ninE or a
charg" Of being stat" raSta Mt: hhd
his hearing postponed until next Tues
day afternoon.