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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-14
ZIUA II-A.

Cll IOdlc SCnlmDdrcd uCdSlcp-
tata vrcmei, care a fOSt foarte
friguroasa 81 sufla un vint care
iii ardea fata, Dumineca, inca
de la orelc noua rbiserica ortodo-
xa romina din Youngstown era
pima de lume, localnica 81 din
imprejurimi. La serviciul religios
a luat parte 81 d. DR.. Constantin
Angclcscu, imprcuna GU persona
lul Legatiunei Rominc.
Dupa terminarea scrviciului re-
ligios, ct. ministru a vorbit citeva
cuvinte simtitoare GU privire la
insemnatatea maretului act Sc
varsit de Biserica Romina Orto-
doxa 81 de credinciosii Ell, dupa
care a urmat scmnarea protocol
lului Sinodului din ziua prece-
denta de catre toti preotii 81 de-
putatii sinodiali al parochiilor
ortodoxc romine din Statclc u
mite.
Deputatii SinodiaIi impreuna
Gu preotii All luat masa comma
tot la Y. M. c. A., de unde in
corporc an mers la biscrica Amc-
ricana Westminster, cea mai ma
re 81 mai incapatoarc 'biscrica
din Youngstown. undo sa tinut
adunarea nationala.
La orele dola p. m. vasta bi-
serica era plina de lumc. Romlni
81 doamnc rominc din Youngs-
toown, East Youngstown, Stru.
theirs, Niles, New Castle. Elwood
City, Warren, Girard 81 alte ora
Sc char de la mai mari departari
ca Detroit.
La doua ore 81 clteva minute
soseste d-nuI DIR. Constantin An.
gelcscu. q. Major Livius Teillsan
dd. sub locotencnt V. Stoica s
Rubin, ziariSt rOmin din Bucu.
resti, atasati la Lcgatia Romind
din Washington 81 d. professor
Paul Negulescu, pres. A. N. r
A. 81 sunt primiti Gu APPLAUSE
frenetlce din partea multimei.
Peste citcva minute soseSte $
judecatorul tribunalullIi George
w. Carcw 81 Senatorul John G
Cooper, carl ascmcnea stunt pri
miti in APPLAUSE.
La orele 2.3O, preotul loan Po
dea, find aclamat presedinte a
adunarii. deschide seria cuvin
tarilOr prin a recomanda pe ilu
strii oaspeti, ca poporul Sc isbuc
neasca in APPLAUSE prelungite du
pa pronuntarea fie carui hume
dupa care da cuvintul d. judeca
tor George w. Carcw.
D-Sa zice cd simtc o placer'
de Sc afla intro adunare roml
neasca in Youngstown pentru C;
rominii din Youngstown an do
vedit Cd Sunt vrednici 81 la in
trarea Statelor Unite in rasboil
au dat I'm numar mare de vOlun
tari pentr1l armata Americana
Iice Cd astazi poporu romll
este privit Ell admirare 81 durer
Gle poporul american 81 de toat
popoarele democratice. Gu adm
rare pentru faIptele viteze pc ear
leau facut; pentru ordinea car
a domnit in tara 81 in armata g
toate infringerjle suferite Iil
pricina tradatorilor; 81 Gu dure
re, pentru ca astazi cind impre
surati de toate partile, he avin
nici un loc deschis spre Sc re
TRACE 81 in fata primejdiei de
ii Gu totul sdrobiti sunt siliti S
incheie o pace dezastruoasa G
d''sman,l, nici America 81 nit
aliatii Ell nu-i pot intinde min
de ajutor.
Admira actul frumos sevars
/ de Rominii Americani carl au ca
utat sd sustraga biserica lor d
sub isriurirea ungureasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-14

81 llldlfdlOdFc ulu cdCe cAITdScIl:
,,Cind dusmanul tia luat tot
ce-ai avut: tara, ilibertatc 81 dem
nitate, daca poti scapa ceace tia
ramas, graiul 81 credinta in a
tot puternicului Dumnezeu, Bise-
RIGA, ca sc nu fie sub inriurirea
lui, totusi al facut mult, 81 acea-
sta att facut d-tra Rominii Anne
ricani.
Oratorul este rcsplatit cu salvc
dc aplansc.
ID. Ministru Angelescu este pri-
NIT la tribuna csl ovatiuni. D-sa
multumeste pentru simpatia Gu
care este primit de Rominii Ame-
ricani la adunarile la carl luat
parte. Aduce RominilOr saIutul
Armatei RomIne, d Poporului Ro-
min 81 a tarii, care a singerat 81
slngereaza inca pentru realzarea
idealului national, 81 intra in
miezul cuvintarii, aratind pc
larg, pcntru ce a intrat Rominia
in resboiu.
,,Rominia era la respintea is
toriei 81 ar Fl. Il <: eqmis @g Q crima Sc
nu intre in reshoiu pcntru reali-
zarca idcalului national. Desro-
birea Rominilor de sub stapini-
rea vitrega 81 asupritoare a I'M
gurilor.
,,Am stiut ce ne-asteapta," III
ce d-sa. IAN stiut Cd 0 sd per-
dem mil 81 mil de vieti pentru ca
duSmanul era mare, puternlc 81
lnverSunat impotriva noastra ca
II am mcrs in Iupta alaturi de
ell.
,,Totusi, zice d-sa, nu ne-astep-
tam ca sd suferim asa de multi,
pentru Cd Mise fagaduise ajutor
din partea Rl,Silor. Brusiloff trc-
buia Sc intrc din Bucovina in
Ungaria 81 rusii trebuea sd he
trimita ajutoare in Dobrogea. A
sd a fost intelegerea. AltfeI era
imposibil Sc luptam pc un front
de peste l.500 de chilometri.
Am inceput atacul 81 trUpele
noastre an intrat i'm Transilvania
81 'Banat, dar rusii nu S 'au mis-.
cat. Brusiloff "a trecut in I'm
garia; rusii II n'au TRIMS trupe in
Dobrogea dupa cum a fost inte
legerea.
,,Bulgarii, Turcii 81 armatelc
germane din Bulgaria dau Iovi
tura in Dobrogea, tara este anne
nintata Sc fie invadata, 81 in 10
cul celor doua corpuri de armata
promise pc frontul Dobrogei, Ru
Sii trimet 0 nina de oameni.
.,Armata romina este silita 81
slabeasca frontul din Transilva
MIA ca sd apere tara de MI f
invadata, 81 ajutorualele ruseSt
numai sosesc.
.,Rominii Sc retrag din Tran
silvania 81 apara muntii. Sc lupt;
cu vitejie 81 resping in mai mul
te atacuri ale trrpelor Bavareze
floarea armatei germane. Trei sal
tamini resping atacuri uriase, 81
lupta Gu desperate, in sperant;
ca vor sosi ajutoarele rusesti
dar MI sosesc.
Era prea multi. Prea mar
frontul. Impossible de aparat p'
toata lungimea lui inpotriva ar
matelor celor patru puteri coali
zate 81 Germanii patrund pc va
lea Jiului, dar rusii nici atunc
nu sosesc. Armata romina fac
0 retragere din cele maj minu
nate. Trecatoarele de la spatel
eli, precum 81 Dunarea este apa
| rata ca sc MI poata fl Ocolita $
! ajunge la Bucuresti. Bucurestiu
putea fl salvat, daca rusii trimi
teau macat un corp de armata
dar nu trimit 81 Bucurestiul est
parasit. Armata romina, romini
refugiati, populatia romina di
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-05-17
The Morning Star.

Now that the handsome new sister
ship Of the Island Queen, the Morn
ing Star has joined in the festive
spring excursioning on the Ohio river
these Sundays, there is even Greater
joy among the folks who love to sail
on the beautiful river The Morning
Star is sailing from Broadway every
Sunday, now at 2:30 p. m for the
coast of New Richmond and steers
cut Of Broadway on Sunday evenings
at o'clock for the evening voyage.
The Queen continues her usual
excursions to the ports Of Lawrence
burg and Aurora leaving Broadway
at $50 a m and $3.50 p m. each Sun
day. She and her sister ship are
having the most successful season
ever known on the Ohio river.
Coney Island is preparing to open
it's gates to the summer throngs On
Sunday, May %, The doors Of the
Famous upriyer playplace will be
dung open The fire of May . at
Coney viii make but little difference
in the great park.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-05-17

al shows, this class of amusements
are CONSPICUOUS by their absence,
every thing is clean and moral in
every respect.
Among the attractions that draw
large crowds all the time are the
Minstrel show, here are to be seen 20
finished performers, every one an ar
list, good singers and good dancers,
there is special scenery and costumes
for every act, and the performance
that is put on by these people is
equal to the 50-75 and 100 shows
that one sees in the theatres thru out
the country in the winter time.
In the Athletic Show Champion
wrestlers and Boxers meet all comers,
and there will be a chance for the
local boys to meet these men in the
squared arena
The new $4,000 Carry Us All, the
new Whip and the Giant Ferris Wheel
are the three riding devices, and they
are always packed by old and young
America the Show Beautiful, is all
that the name implies, it is impossible
to describe it, but from the time the
curtain rises on the wonderful and
beautiful illusions to the fall of the
curtain on the artistic Poses Plastique
Show Beautiful, and well worth atten-
tion Of every one.
They will exhibit on the Dodsworth
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-05-17
Small Pox Rate Still High
Despite Decrease. Forty
Cases In Hamilton.
April Total Slightly Oyer 1000 Cases For
State. More Than Any Previous
April On Record In Health De-
partment.

Columbus, o. Smallpox showed
another decrease in Ohio last month,
but the total of cases wass still far
higher than in April of any previous
year on record in the State Depart
ment of Health
Incomplete figures compiled by the
department today were declared to
Indicate that the total would be
slightly over ! 900 cases. There were
1864 reported cases in the state in
March
In previous Aprils of which the
department has records, the small
pox case total has never reached 600.
The 1000 mark was never reached in
any month until the present outbreak
began.
Summit County ran high in small
pox prevalence last month, according
to the health department Other I'M
I portant outbreaks reported were in
Libson, with 80 cases; Hamilton, 40
cases, and Lima, 35 cases. The village
Of Holgate, in Henry County, with
900 inhabitants, has had 48 cases
of smallpox since January /, the de
partment stated.
Measles is showing a high prevail
ence as compared with previous years,
reports Indicate, but scarlet fever and
diphtheria are running low.
e. ~
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-05-17
Iron Molders No. 6S Buy
War Savings Certificates.

Iron Molders Union No. 68 met in
regular session Monday night with
President Alfred Layeock presiding
and an exceedingly large number pres
ent. The regular routine business
was transacted and quite a large
number of applications for member
ship were received. Several candi-
dates were initiated into the organi-
zation.
The various shop committees re
ported trade as being good and plenty
of work, demanding of Business Agent
Tim Rowan that he secure molders
for the majority of shops, where men
are now much in demand
The delegate to the Miami Valley
Conference made his report, stating
business is good in all the shops
throughout the valley and locals are
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-05-17
RETAIL CLERKS
To Ask For Earlier Closing
And More Holidays.


Retail Clerks Union No. 1l9, held
an interesting meeting in Trades
Council hall Monday night. Much
routine business was transacted. The
big important feature Of the meeting
was the drawing up of the yearly
agreement with the mer hants After
much discussion il was decided to ask
the merchants to close their stores ~
$50 + M stead If 5.45 and o
grant half holiday eash week dur
ing July August and September of
this year and June, July, August and
September of 1919 Heretofore the
stores having been elosing half day
during july and August.
A committee consisting of Urban
Kurry, Elmer Burg, VIII Hoerner
Chas. Ebel and Joe Martin was APP
pointed to wait On the retail mer-
chants and gain their consent.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-05-17

on good financial footing. 1t was
also reported that Business Agent
Tim Rowan, met with an automobile
accident while performing his official
duties. While his injuries are not of
a serious nature they are painful.
To show their patriotism and loyal
ty to Uncle Sam and to back the boys
at the front, many of whom are mem
bers of the Iron Molders organization,
the trustees were instructed to invest
$1,000 in war savings certificates.
Old 68 is growing by leaps and
bounds these days and holding crowd
ed meeting every Monday night.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-05-17
KRAUSE SHOWS
PLEASE ALL
GOOD CLEAN ADJUSTMENTS

There will be amusements galore,
something to please all ages and all
classes of people when the Krause
Greater Shows open on the Dods
worth Circus Lot next Monday Night
for a weeks engagement, except those
who are looking for vulgar or immor-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-05-17

Fat is fuel for fighters. Bacon is
badly needed in the allied armies and
nayies. The allied needs in pork prod
ucts are 1500O0.o00 pounds monthly,
three times as much as before the war.
Another waste eliminator on the North
Dakota is the potato peeler, shown in
the lower photo. Nothing is lost ex-
cept the actual potato skin.
There is sufficient quantity of po-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-05-17
sahcmo6acaY nM6Az fsAze

CKlES in the Amefl-
can navy are classed
as the best fed body
of men In the world.
In the ships galleys
every effort Is made to
eliminate waste.
In the upper photo
one of the cooks on the
North Dakota is oper-
ating a meat slicer that
cuts bacon with the
least possible wastage.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-05-17

Lot, East Avenue and Walnut Ssreets
all next week, commencing Monday
r. Ha 50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
DIVIDED THIS DoUBLET.

NEW YORK, July IS.--Ncw York and
Detroit divided douhle>header here
to-day. the Tigers winning the first
game. to l. ana n" Yankees tho SOC
ond. 20 ,. il ten innings. Walker
homo run with two on bases in the
seventh inning decided the first game.
The Yankees tied the second game in
The ninth hy doubles. In The tenth
with the bases full. Eakcr hit into the
@ranGstand but was credited only with
single. as Heating scored from third.
Cobb twisted his lett shoulder which
he injured Tuesday. sliding 10 base and
retired duriE- the first gam. H"llman
Of Detroit l"ft for San Pedro. Cal, after
tn" second game. whore he will enlist
IN III" navy. Score:
First gucc-- r. II. L
netrtit. 0 q q q : n OF |
New York. Q q u 0 o. } 0
Ea:tcrirs-Jam' and Stauage: Thor
mahiru. heating and Walters.
second game R.u.E
Detroit. ~ o Il i O. l. {
New York u . - IL . . T." |. /"
E;,ttcrt.S--kallio and $trunS", Fin
n"rau. Kcntiu.; and Walters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
FERR|kN{
BIT I'll: '.]I!CK5'
Bcl!airc IS Fr.mcd 20 Again Turn the
Trick Oh Class; Pan Handle
Athletic Club Sunday.

Au aura .i'"u that J., "rc:l Siurln.;
MGR" jHnu ordinary interest through.
"i.t III" valley Is Til" ~" promised +"
"iis'i' nj thr I,Ni, ,nih street hail uarl.
~ !ir'laIr.. ia" '"nilu.: Sunday. when
~" Nlhirji", O. lhit pl;r.'" VIII once
NOR" 'ry conclusions with tn speedy
Fan liHmti;' Nli'llr rlu! ui i"'nni.un
%. i"rnrs.u WI li,ln'n".l ~ il,r pro-
NI"US rn:!:r,' 10y al '.\,'r,aI!mG' J clos"
score, Nur! irlln. ihr .tTr,
l'rnrIs:"u inu>i H., :"..r,uh'r'd for
III" r'.u"rk'lhi, ahlil, "r TURNER yr;:ra.
THIS ..ra,,i thea lads h'.N" :su,rr''d..i
III %rlli:Ir" even with Martins Ferry .
defeating hcr "n G>r HON" int >nrI"
weeks Hg" rather iInnd!ty. in Llui"iiy
'!r' Fan Handler. are we'll taken care
"f ~ ih'. hrN. mi; lad being iurmrrly
Will l,nowu IN ~" leagues and is pos
:'c-s;'J IL '.N.''ll"mi ability a* u muiInd
artist II viii nr - ,'h$r al revenge ON
il' par "t IT." I'."rIs"u boys. ~ Bel
lri"r defeated I!'m Icy lHkIn;; advantage
- IN" ;,HS"ur.. ri their star hurI"r
ErilaF"" reeds bat little ruir"durti"n
/" H." Iarg' il"'k ri fans ir this virin-
~. hTt th. only S"ihHrks w"r,. the de-"
i'5,:- ~ Ihr hands of Ferry. this rluh
seeming /" have Ia" jump on hrr IN
All ,nuir%t" played. N"" VIII again
taxi" III" ru"rrd against IN" speedy
Visitors. ~ J." wl& good enough T." trim
them ~ iIir GaInr before.
Manhg'r NrGiHuEh"y - w.lI pleased
"Irh the attendance at EcIlair" 'h"i H."
Is making extensive preparations f"r
hHudiin, Nh biggest crowd OF IA" s"I-
:uu sunday with such an unusual at
traction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
READY
FORFA5T CAME
Grandcst Little Exhibition OF the Sea-
son Promised Fans 1T League Park
on Sunday Nelly Day"

Lovers OF tho popular sport VIII har'
mn occasion OF the UNUSUAL Earir!! when
the MccuukcyS aud lhr MarIlt& Ferry
Athletics will onCr moro engage III bat
tic 10 drtcrm!u" which sid. Of the river
has tn" better hail rluh.. Ferry trim
med ia" MackS on the Fourth of July
iy the count Of l-p. IN ihr tu,St gam" Of
Tho season. losing uUt ia tho final
fran" on n costly error. EurkhHrt will
oppose Nelly. and this is :; real treat
for the f;trs for these lads Gun pitch
10 tho delight Of all.
With d record Of II won and lost.
Ferry has boon doing som" good work
during the season. Uf the three games
lost Iwc, went to clubs al r;ttIri-wid"
ability. which docs not III any WHY de-
cr";s. tho ability of tho f'"rrranS. who
hav" inadc baseball Il step higher this
season. one rcgTcttHhl" f"ntUr" of III"
gam" will SOC thu d"partur" Of "JaCk"
Nelly. Martins Frrry'S pride. This lad
IS III" leading hurl"r Of III" stan and
has had great year. 'Th" remainder
OF til" club Will be IN ShaTr' 10 send
their hurlcr away with Il victory and
the confidence TO win no matter III what
field Of "ndr;tror his future dc$tinics
may guild" him.
All of McC"nkeys mon Will he in tn"
lineup and thr draft seems no, {" hav"
touched any rt tho players Yet. Eurk-
hart. tho classy it'll" HEAVIER. VIII" held
Ferry SAT" on tho. previous occasion.
Will hay" another opportunity "f prov
Ing his ability. More intcr"&; IL being
taken in this game than any other Of
~" season. and IL victory IS ali III"
loCa! boys crave. Manager Mrtnnk"y
is .jul,llaut over the chances for Il win
and will driv" ais boys To tn" limit t"
slave oft defeat.
\ crowd thai is expected Ia thrunG
iho League park grounds 20 capacity
.wiil doubtless be on hand and hid fare
we'll :" Nelly. and it is likely that his
fellow players Kill present him with
something OF an everlasting r"mcm-
hranc". Molly Day should 10 jas
tee to this boy. who has placed Ferry
OH the map this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
0, Y. G. H. Directors
Hear Monthly Report

A. tho rrrular monthly meeting II
The hoard Of directors Of tho Ohio VAL
ley GENERAL Hospital. held la-t night at
tho hospital. the board hclS reports
from various members on tn. rebuild
ing fuud The sum &'r SEQ 900 is re.
Guir'd to rebuild IN" first floor Of tn.
hospital into 4 service section to taEr
care of returning disabled NnI wounded
soldiers. Their" Is already $4,000 in
the fund and s20.o"6' more is necessary
20 complete Ia" Improvement and Is ex-
p"ctcd 10 be forthcoming in 4 week Or
TWO.
In the routine business Of tn" board
showed 3.iJn days treatment OF which
e per cent was cha rity. Tho 81" da!
~ charity treatment cost $lni7So
\ numh,r of gifts - the hospital for
tho month we-r announced. consisting
Of tho reca:alnSinr and putting into up
to-da'c shar" "f III" hospital circulating,
library al 90" volumes. IL. Mrs. g. r.
Hubbard and Mi$s' Ann Wilson.
Il. W. rcrcrs'r presented /" IN" lab
"rat"cy :. cnrnpl"'" microscope Will!
every mnd'rn attachment for medical
science.
III" Busy Erc and Willing, Workers
clubs .av.. thrcr wheel chairs for tn"
c:.llrcu's ward.
Howard H!;.zlott and T.. ". Peterson
donated tn. use az th"Ir :,U;"iPnb:l"s t."
take. the NURSE. out for recreation on""
:. work
Thos" present ut III" meeting wore:
t. \. Bowers j. W. Ewing. y. $. Hare.
Howard Hnzl.tt = L: hubbard. \. =.
Hubbard. K; T. k!trhim. W. y. Ti"rnln.
and Dr. l.. y. Wilson,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
WeNsbiTg to Play
Whitaker GIeSSnerS
Local Baseballers Will Journey to
Brooke County Seat for Game
Saturday.

N"thiur Will. stop tn" local boys
from lr"uncIns. III" fh$l WrllShurSh
GIANTS on SATURDAY aft"rnu"ii 1T tn" up
river town. MI local players ar" IN
tn" best If condition ana anxious q"
ruli il,,, trick III Il hurry. Several men
irurl ;Ir. club VIII lcmv" i'll the dEhlt
and for This reason interest is keen IN
n" nprruach'nE contest.
We'll Shurg is Il combination or m"
Frllan.bcc and Giants If last season.
and Sh"uG CIV" ia" local lads one
tough battl" for Ih. honorS. Wells
burg np"n"d ~" season with Bethany
college. hUi wa' warped unlncrcliuliy.
and from thai iim" on nothing much
has h"rn heard frrn the h"yS. II Is
Thought now that Il real club has been
i;nIiHH together with III" INTENTION at
handling III" locals n S-thnrk in their
p'.niIHfI aspirations.
Several r"u;"rS arr. expected To make
III" trip. while W"llshurg has always
proven 4 big drawing card. this being
IN" reason tn" gam" WAS arranged ut
that pl:rc instead of Tanned Green. 1t
will h" one Of th" few remaining hig
Saturday afternoon attractions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
bAUER5 HAVE
WEIGH DAY.
Washington Comes Once More to Show
Fans Her Superiority Over Local D..
Champs.

Fans in this locality will never have
the opportunity this year again 10 sse
such first class teams pitted against enc
another when on the Tunnel Green
grounds sunday afternoon the crack
EaucrS Kill endcavor to persuade the
many followers Of the team that they
can down the strong Washington. Pa,
nine much Ia their satisfaction. Con-
tests of this style are few and far Ue-
tween while playing n team that has
already defeated the locals makes the
situation more mild.
Washington has been having n regu-
lar frrc-fnr-all in her vicinity which is
quite Il mans sized job when it is 10 DC
considered that mostly Pennsylvania
and Pittsburgh clubs are met. Willis
Manager Guthrie has not sent the local
management his record, nevertheless.
the fans have about guessed in what
vicinity il might be. Watson. one OF
tho best Southraws In Pennsylvania.
will work on tho rubber and much de-.
p"ndrnce is placed IN this lads ability.
MI players that were here on the last.
occasion will comprise the visiting
lineup while B"nIor Will occupy second
instead Of pitching.
The management OF the Bauers &.
rather uneasy about the probable ling
UP for sundays gam" as there SecmJ
10 hc an abundance OF men going to
appear on the grounds at that time.
While it has been intimntcd that sever
nj changes We're in the making still
others, arc bound To take place. 1t H.
not likely that Doc" Woods will be ao.U
10 play on account Of an injury sus-
tanned during the game last week. -
yOunCstcr who has just returned from
St Francis college will be given y
chance. The pitching problem is also
troubling the management and rs yc,
il has not been decided upon who wis
perform.
AS this will he the final appearance
Of Capt. Edward Wclch. the game will
be celebrated in his honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
Missionary Jubilee Rally

The following interesting program
will mark III" opening day. July "a. Of
M"lndsvill" Carp Meeting. ana az spir-
itual. social and patriotic features are
all combined in ;hc program, this should
prove tn be onr Of the banner days Of
tn" season. especially as no gate fee. is
charged.
PROGRAM.
Missionary institute. : 10 s p. MN
charge of district officers. Mrs. y. J.
Clarke. presiding.
Missionary picnic supper. & to 6 p. M.
After supper Sn"rrhrs---Dr. Gregory
MHntrl. Rev. +. l.. Miller AMI others.
Meeting in III" auditorium : TO s y. III.
Patriotic missionary program 10 pm.
camp Meeting Program. y. m.-Dr.
Gregory Mant"l. Rcv. J. T.. Miller. Both
nrt"tl and powerful speakers.
Everybody iuvItcd-No gate fee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
HELD AS SPY SUSPECT.

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mr. alleged HrilTt'i"" III huntington
Charleston rnd cincinnati.
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rrrtrnrri Of iuSt'".' and viii h" do
t;!tn.i h"r.' printing: word from Wh'h-
'nri"n. Tn" Woman ~ sad {" hIt"
admitted -" = q German hr hrih.
i',-!"r.lj agents enId tn w"nl"nS ar
rr.t frlluN"d AN investigation con-
d,.,.Iri for several works. during which
tim" she has been under surveillance.