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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
HARDFN [AI|DS THE |DEA[|SN
OF GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA
German Pubcst in Daring Answer to Speech OF Prussar
Prince Decrying Democracy, Openly
Praises Allied Spirit

Spectral I':.hl" Ia thr NhI!l
I.ONDrN. Au&. .G.---Iu his pan"r. l I"
Tukun!l. Ma>il;ar Harden d"m"ISh"S
h,. rnmr,l.ir"nt philosophy Of inc Ih''''-
hers nf thu. i'ru%s;i'tu upper nous" ~
,.y,.;rri@ nf W"itp",!l'k. He taxes ''N
,.rr!nn N particular {" IN" hlnta''!
,,,,h which. ~ a recent drha'e. Prince
I.;rIard Snlm-li"rSt mar "nntTnSt"d 'h'
,;.r!,,au "aristnrralir" spirit WIN '"''
".!,rnocrntir" .AnEIo- American spirit.
TN, present war. said tn" prince WIS
merely ronfllc, between tn" t~"
spirits.
"p,d not" asks Harden. this con1''c'
cvjsr before either England "r America
ru;rrrCnrd" hid moi som" Of US c"u'',
,,r..n seeing England. t" begin with. ~
.,,y rate r,Inninvly hold uloof and Tat
ten as 4 neutral OFT" CA war pr""'S ,
,.J WAS it not thought that f t'hF'an"
turned rir,u Germany ~h" would ma"
,in,r!c:, nn; for hui against her
..NVhu, durs :, man lIk" Primo" Hh'H'
ku,w IF E.nrland'S history. ThiloS"PEH'
ru."trv or "c h"r "r'atiN" WORKS IN w.
ry field Of law and manners: IN P"l''i'S'
,,s,ili2atiun economies. ana IN INV
.;,yak,niu.; "f manHind"
.Wha, docs n" know "f ih' '"h'Ih'h'
that gave h!rih la lh' idea OF lh' riFn'
d: man. AMI thai. during N" hunar"''
y.rrs from Washington I" walt .''
man hurr n v"rlthhl" srrlnEtim" 81 ire"
sr,r,is cheerful in tn" &"rvic" 81 hu-
rI,rity: a cont !n"ni that became Il sl"l,.,
b.,r,sr nr rIrnll%m such ~ IN" W"f'N
u fore, has nr>"r S"'n:
".r ,b,, t,-.r"..'> cars th:s SOUNDS H.
NOR, rubbish. For hum HritnnS anu
,,ncri,.rnY ~. ~ they ar d"ni"''" -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

If your ambition has Lett you, your
huup:urss has gone forever unless you
take advantage Of John Coleman d
CO.'S magnificent offer 10 refund your
money on the first box purchased II
Wcndcll's Ambition Pills do not put
yuur entire system in line condition
and give you the energy and viGor 5ou
have lost.
BE ambitious, be strong, be vigorous.
Brink the rudd! glow OF health to your
checks and the right sparkle that de-
notes perfect manhood and woman
hood 10 your eyes.
WcndellS Ambition Pills. the great
nerve tonic. are splendid Tor that tlreo
feeling, nervous troubles, poor blood
i,radachcS. neuralgia -esuessness'
trembling, nervous prostitution. mmch-
ial depression. loss OF appetite ana
kidney or liver complaints.
Ynu take them with this c1derstana.
Ing rM"t: In TWO days YOU VIII roe!
better. In q week yol vii! teel line.
and after taking one box YOU Will
have YOUR old-time confluence and am
bition o. the druggist ill refund the
price Of the box.
Be sure and get so cent box today
and get out of the rut. Remember,
John Coleman & Co. and dealers eV-
erywhcre arc authorized TO guarantee
them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Boosts United States
Wants to Join Army
Employe Of pijou Has Served stx Years
Under American Flag And Is In
The Next Draft.

George Caffauderas. we'll known local
Greek, employed at the Bijou Dairy
Lunch room. corner, Of Fourteenth and
Market street. believes that every ono
should stand back Of Uncle Sam" and
he is now awaiting his call TO join the
colors again. George has served six
years under the United States flag and IS
able 10 speak Syrian. Greek, Turkish. is
graduate student In Latin and has
Travelled extensively.
He saw his first German Zeppelin At
Constantinoplc ana IS Of the opinion
that our arroplanes can whip tho Hun
without much trouble. I believe that
every foreign born person who comes IL
tho United States with the intention Of
making it his home should enlist and
fight IN the army if he is needed.
am ready to so whenever I am called
and don't care what branch Of the serv-
ice they put me IN" He will likely go
with the boys the first week in septem-
Der,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Gt7 Srytco Plag.

Arch T. Fog. cha;rr..:,u Il Il com
irntt,". appointed ny th.. city council
several months ago :" secure ii S..rNiC'.
nag for tiI.. r!,y. received rho flag :eS-
terday aftrrnuon. tn" ''.h"r :u' rnbr!S
inf tho cnmnit;"'. are j. II y. JuhESnr.
.And Charles Mct:lroy. I -" Tag Was ''r-
jdered several months ~" and after
waiting patiently ( WAS ,!..liv"r..d YES
1erdny. IT, flag Was purchased b. tho
lcity council III appreciation for tn ser
ivices rendered u HIS country ~ John
LEO Pclkey. who mad" TIN $urr"rl" sac
ir:fice fighting against IN" tunS. II
;containS one large gold star under which
lis inscribed tho nam" &C Hr'lalr"'S first
brounE man 10 give ~. h;> lit" fighting
: for human justice and liberty. Til" flag
VIII be turned over I" the cit! council
this evening and X is likely that plans
will be made II: = public demonstration
when il will b. unfurl.rd rhcc" -
ample room for other gold SEARS or the
. flag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
American Prisoners In
Germany Express Wants

NEW YORK. Aug. c6.-Amerlcan
prisoners in Grmnn camps want things
that will somewhat Amcricanizc our
nosi,inn. So says n letter from an
American prisoner. Lieutenant ~.
Strauss to Conrad Hoffman. !. VI. .
4. secretary in Germany for prisoners
Of war. copy of which had bccn r.
ccicrd by the Y. NJ. &. \. here. Lieu
tenant Strauss nsks for haScnal! p'r",
rhcrnaIia. tennis racquots and balls ana
"S;raigh; raZors and strops.
Eihlcs. religious books. hooks about
zoology. botany. geology md medlc'iI
hooks also arr included in the request
Lieutenant Strauss says that DOORS
rrrvinusly received through tho !. NJ
&, 4. were much appreciated ny our
little group. 50 far III" only Americans
in camp" The location Of thr camp -
not disclosed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Sunday School Convention.

Not loss Than 200 dcl"Cnl"s are cN-
pcrtcd here for the county sunday
school convention. which "nchs in First
NJ. f.. church Wednesday, nigh: and cola
tiuu"S through Thursday. winding up
With the big parade Thursday niC.i.
Members Of tho various churches in tie
civ have arranged TO tax" care Of IN.
visitors to the convention al thor
homes entertaining them one night. All!
for all meals while they arr ~ town.
Volunteers took charge "f this without
trouble Plans for the big parade al"
lust about completed. The primary
classes and ladies iiiblc classes VII!
,ncct nj -; Johns church on North
Fourth greet; intermediate and junior
dcnar,rn"nts ut United I:c%hyt"ritE:
Sruiors and men; federated i:iht'
classes All ar" !" l"r ~ tn" designated
pItr,.s NJ 6:4J aS tn" parHd" Will not be
DELAYED In starting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
DEMANDS
BY RAILROAD CLERKS

HUNTINGTON W. VA. Aug. 20
Over one hundred railway clerks. en-
rloy"d by The chesapeake Il ONO rail-
road here. tonight adopted set or res
nluIions which were forwarded iminc-
diaicIy to their highest officers. with a
rrGuns, for immediate action. inc
clerks arc insisting on an siSht-hour day
with time and half for all overtime
including holidays and Sundays.
While no drastic action is contem-
Mated. the clerks are impatient ana un-
loss speedy action is taken on their &c
mands. new procedure will be started
they say Charges Of discrimination ny
local railroad officials were mace TO-
night At Tho mass meeting. III which rep
rcsrn,atIvcs uf three roads figured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
100000 Tons of Ships
During the Past Week

WASHINGTON. Aug. 96.-Morr than
du.Dn0 dradwciCht tens nf ships were
added TO the American merchant marlno
I'm tho week ending August - by n"
completion Of eight mrre vessels III
American shipyard&. Seven "f I'll" ships
wrr1. uf steel and one IT wnni. Launch
ingS in IN" week ending August Il
totalcd nineteen, rine stool and ton
wooden ships.
TIL. new delivery brought tho grand
total nf ships ahich 10 tn" merchant
mHrin' in 'hr last year I" cSl with an
nGrr"l1u" d"ahwcteht t"nnaGr If l.'2,.-
"a Tn" IaunchnGs total a35 vessels
Of na2J10S tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
AUSTRIANS CLAIM
ALBANIAN SUCCESS

VIENNA. Sunday. Aug. @5.-tFin Lon
don Tho official communication from
thu war ni"r. to-day says:
"CIur attack is progressing success
fully in Alhan!a. After bitter StrhG-
gle Yesterday. Italian hridErhcad posi-
tinns north Of fi"rI wcr" taken. During
'ihc pursuit which followed our Troops
crossed rho Srmeni. W. also made
nrorrcss near Errat and in the SLEEVES
mountains.
..rbo bombing attacks Of our airmcn
against Avlona are continuing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Deferred Classification
For Many Coal Miners

CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Aug. 26.-
Deferred classification in the draft has
been granted more than forty coal
miners Of northern West Virginia by tn"
appellate board Of the district accord
Ing 10 announcement made at head
quarters here today. The board CON
sdcrcd appeal cases OF coal miners ana
granted the deferred classification Il;
the request OF federal fuel admlnlsFa-
ton officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
All Nations Represented.

Miss Maudc ''"rhc;:. i'c::'rlp"! "t INC
! Central school building. has r"turnSh
from New York. wh"r" Sh" attended the
summer term Of toiunh:L Ia'E"rS'fE.
srhe summer terra wa:' ate nd'1 hE over
Is onn students. prtucipriiE sup riutcn-
dents. Principals and ,.:r"h"r*, OF the
public school. t.V-ry %iatc IN ';he union
WAS represented ~ w'!i AZ many foreign
icountrtcS. Including ''::I";'. Armenia
ESeSicu Canada and various other c"un-
f1res One oc III" Attractive: features
;of the term Wa th.' "'i:""r, r''ndHr'-'t
ibv the New York Milj;ar? Eand. ThT'"
,timcs p week IN" band wnuld app-.tr at
1.-THE university Sr"v" or carpuS anu r"''-
der h number OF high class selections.
THE concerts H"re always attended by
large crowds 'rhr last nlght az the
tconcert IL was estimated that i?.h3"
people H.cr.. IN atir:ulaucc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
civ Horace Archanl built.

NnNrNENI.. IIurhnc NuE. -".--ST1
rI.,r.,r. \rrhamhuit chief i"stic" III
,r,,.h... .I,.L suddenly "f heart d!s"hS"
-, .rrnjs ris,"lr, yesterday. II" WAS III
years old
SIR lirra..- had been professor "i CONF
,,,.r,inI ard martini" law ut Law A'uNH
.;rr.. 1871. lie WAS attorney general WI"
SNEAKER, "f thu l"Cislativ" c"nn'l' 'F"'',
l>g- tn lani ard III l96S WAS apf"'h'c"
:. hi,Ic" If ,h" kings bench,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
ENTERS THE ARMY.

\IiI.ESruN. W. Va. AUG. ID
cb,-,,'sI.,n ad,i.d another star L" iEs s"r-
.,r. rlag tor Physicians in thu s"rTiG"
,onay. when lr. II. T. Swrm'' = we'll
krnyn vnilu, physician "f This 81. =. WIS
r,larn!~-inuri 4 first lrH'';itn III 'n.
N.!i,..lI Il. .s.,rl, '|'rrS. l'I- SW'h' ~
ben ordered Ia report III f"I,
I.."., ia ,.p S,.It.luhrr Tor irhiE ~.
br SWIM. - ! iu,.,,i.cr i lh'. l"'"'! '"un-
c,l of H. Euia.G'% at C"lUni''i.; az! 80"
som" am wns OH tn" stan Of = "'r','
u, -, rln~irr hrSpi.ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27

Invitations were sent out Monday
afternoon by the truStcc"s Of Martins
Ferry hospital for IN" commencement
exercises Of the class Of 1918 Of Mlr-
tins Ferry h"STIia! training Sch""l !"r
nurses, to be held Thursday evening.
September :. nj 1850 on tho hospital
lawn The school plotto j. "E"o Men
Fortuna the class colors yellow and
white and tho class member Myrtle"
Hazel Lingo OF Beallsv!ilr q. Tn" pr
gram for IN" evening Will b. ms follows;
organ urrlude Mis-; I-aiS N".llE
Invocation Rev b. V. Ja,niSnn
Sol Dan Jones
Opportunity for the Nurse OF To-
day ...... Myrtle II. Lingo
Address Rev. RI. II. McDanr. II. n.
Solo ..''.... .LE'h ""'i'"
Presentation of Diplomas. ...
Rev. G. y. Mulhcarn
Bonrdiction Rev. l.. T.. Shit:
Organ poStluGc 1880 Miss LOIS kclliy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
HALTS
SKIN DISEASE
S00THES, HEALS

When any itching skin disease ar
rcrlS or when any slight truptional spot
higgins l" itch AMI burn. apply l'"slam.
YOU may b" confident that the trouble
il having IN" right treatment. for You
k;tv" called t" your aId II healing pow
or highly Cunrrnt rated. active and per-
,lStrnt Itching stops and the skin
feels imnH.a*urahly grateful. In IN"
treatment uf vir1il"nt. eczema. acne.
p!mplcs and all Surfnr" affections. Pos
iams results arr quickly frlt and seen.
Sold everywhere. For free sAmpl"
write To Emergency Laboratories. "a
West 47th ST. New York City.
Poslntn Soap. moderated with Poslani
should he used If skin is tender md
sensitive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
STOCIE MAKERS meet
Likely That Some settlement VIII BE
Reached At Meeting to Be Held
wednesday.

Instead Of the special meeting as call
cd there will be p regular meeting "f
tho Stogie Makers Union on Wednesday
evening at the regular meeting place 81;
which time matters pertaining 10 III"
wage question will be taken up and II
is likely that some form Of settlement
will be reached at that time. The Gov
eminent representative was called out
of the city last evening and therefor"
the special meeting was called off and
the regular one will be held Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
ORIGIN OF FIRE A MYSTERY.

CANTON. August 26.-Steps were TAX
IN today To remove debris. preparatory
TO rebuilding some Of the fifteen husr-
ncss houses which were destroyed last
night when one block and a half OF the
downtown business district was swept
by fire -ntailing n loss estimated at
$1,000. 600. The insurance probably is
less than one half the loss It is said.
The origin Of the fire remains mys-
terry. Fircnien from Akron and other
cities aided in cxtinEushinE rho Mazc
and several firemen were injured, none
OF them seriously
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
mMpH1s woMAH WON.

CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-Mrs. Bar" Gaut.
Of Memphis. won the gold medal III :hc
qualifying round of the vomcn's west
crn golf championship at Indian 'iil
club to-day. with %. five over wnn1An e
par. despite high wind. Miss f'ra.Nci''
Hadncld. Of Blue Mount club. Milwaukc,'
with %. tied for second place. with Mis-,
Elaine Enscnthal. former champion. ana
Miss Ruth Burnett. both Of Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Police Pickups

A. Matdnna WAS arrested by Officer
Kind Hlbcrrrr on rharE" Of being
drunk Halhad FlAddad WIS arrested
by Officer Dunl"vf or Il charge Of be-
ing disordcrly loo Knhaarh WIS ar
rested by Officer kindrlhcrEcr
drunk charge Tho trin will hc ar
raigncd before Judge Marsh Watkins
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
wtll Omit Dairy Business.

Charles Woods. VIII" has h'"'m running
n dairy route in this city 10" ruinh"f
~ EARS. announces that h" Will u
compelled ~ quiz with IN" "nl at tht~
week hccaus,, f. is i,npossihl" I" GO hoiI
sine" tn" War has taken - GiIny E"uiL;
mon away. He has BIZ rSul" IN ih!S
ti,. and Suspension Will in'|tn SC"'L'
p;t If lnconvcn icncc for his patrons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
.,.;tinc Mr,.an.l Mrs roulain on North

VISITING MIR. and Mrs. l'"uialn on NORM
sixth street. ,,, 49,,
MISSES Flora Marker and Ruth hcck
.,rr home from Il visit III Alliance
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MrMah"i, ana
Mrs. Alh"rt Mcmahon and dnnEm,Ir' are
homo from Il visit nj f'"''W!. i.u
AIRS 1:,.n TrarHrtl"n of Norht S'N
.,.uih slr.,.t j. homo from visit with
friends at Cambridge
Inm.a rrump has returned to Cainn
Sherman after spending n TOW HhES
furlouEh with his parents. IT.. ,,..
br |: Y Arl,nugh and family. hhN"
returned FROM ~ pleasant months out
inS 1T iirady's Lake.
Mrs. Ross u. Robinson ana son
James. ar" h"m" from = n"nlhS Sihh
~ IrI,krv,. LAKE" Mr.. Robinson went
ON, in his ear and drove them nome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
BELLAIRE
TnziT-Wolfe.

Last evening Il The non" u HES'
E,,,renc. Wolfe. on North jefferson
street. was performed the marriage ctre
mnny OF her daughter. Miss EFelya
Wolfe and Mr. Jckn. Edward Frazier. Of
Martins Ferry. tn" attcuc';tatS were
Mir and Mrs. Clyd,. Fry. COUSINS o. the
bride Following tn. ceremony we'd
ding supper WAS served to number OF
guests Nr. ard Mrs Frazier will spend
their honeymoon uu 4 lax tSlp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
POLES EXPRESS LOYALTY

DETROIT. Aug. :6.-In telegram To
President Wilson today the Polish Ma
tinnal Congress. in session here eH-
pressed its most profound and conf
plctc respect and allegiance TO the
American nation.
tcnacn Jan Paderewski; the pianist.
was a speaker ut the opening session
this ftelnoou,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Had Foot Fractured.

Frank Ynirs. an "mf'I"!" If IN" lay
lord mIr:,>. >i'rdHN In"rn'Hc hih ms
foo, rr,ifulll mn>H'i l.? falling STONE.
,,,,,.. ,,r rIr I,,r< l..inE broken. nr.
{, l. Mr$s"rl} wa called :" attend hin'.
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party returned to this city whore y
wedding supper was served at the hume
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dubois on South
B.ltn"ut street. Th" bird" * Il haugh-
ter If Nix and Mrs. james KINNEY IF
North Guernsey street. Th.: groom Is
IN Tbs. United states Marine service. IL"
will leave today for Charleston -.
whore be- sNp':tS to sail for tn" W"s:,
Indies TIL" hr.ic will remain ~ Bel
lllr.. for ID. present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Bow Scouts RaIly.

Big things arr. being planned Tor IN"
Boy Scouts rally I" h" held FRIDAY niEhl
Of this week and every day brings E"w
assurances Lhat It is Son:: "a Il" Il rcEu-
lar affair Wheeling. bridgeport and
EcllaIr" Scouts arc corning Ia lax" part
in tn, parade md til" Ashland boys
rampcd mere will be out. The parhd"
feature Will l:c an "y"-onrE'T to Mar
tins Ferry people. who ar" Just begin
ming IN w;lkru UP 10 the Importance oi
the scout movement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
ouestionnnires Sent Out.

Officials Of Of the local district draft
hoard last evening mailed out question:
naircS to tn. - young m"u who regis
tered Saturday rs coming II az" S,ncc
the 5th Of last juno. Theses question
naires arc 10 bc filled out in ihc n"Nt
eight days and then the Tcgistrants viii
10 called in for physical examination
and put in their prnrdr class. They
will be ready for call some time after
the middle Of next month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
McRuM IN THE SERVICE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. 20
Bliss McCrum. former member OF the
state board Of control. and former stat"
senator from Preston c"Hnty. viii ieafc
Charleston tomorrow for washington
probably en- route overseas. He has OBJ
tanned a comm ssirn in the Stevcd"rH%
overseas servic". Mr McCrum will be 4
second lieutenant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
SpeaEeasy Raid ed

Frank Errd:Lv"c -. iluch tsun was ar
r..>;'"d yesterday afternoon by Chief q
T'olic,. Mahorr. charged with Keeping 4
pi:Lc'. s"r I'll" illegal sal" Of liquor. II"
uisnded guilty and WAS nurd 500 and
costs Il, a h"arlni, held before Mayor
I>,1tHErtS son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Cave Entertainment.

\; III. First rr.shyt"r.;n chCrrh last
r.cuinr E&,S+ tit."c:j"ld. If Wooster
college" gave nm 'n,"rininrn"h' l"r "
l.n.ri, Of IN" railv Nn"h'l"n liable
school Tn" program included Il mum
h"r nf rcarIir~S ~ Mr.. EIa""rtl"ld ana
music hv talented! Grt:*tS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
sTEFANSsoN EXPECTED.

DAWSON. VI. Aux. "G.--Nii;urlmWr
>.,rrru<Srn. Arctic o. ri"r"r. - '\i'"- '''i
To arrive her" To-Day -" l"rh"ri"N rom
For; Yukon. wh'r" II" h'> h'f con-
,..,I .,>,u,. yirrr IT,. illness last winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Missing IN Action

4 message. Was received 10y Mrs. ff"n
Morgan Yesterday from tho War Depart
mon ut Washington. r.. g.. :" tn" effect
,hni her brother John G"t'lnErr. has
been missing III action $Inr" AuSiS' =.
Cs,ttin.-rr enlisted several months acn
and was assigned 10 duty mhr"ah II"
hns several brothers IN III" S"rrira
al S,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Mora Men Called.

Orders have been rcc"ivcd by tn"
focal draft board for $ Men 20 De- sent
to Camp Sherman between Sept "tt,b"r :
land 6. One call is for 80 ,;"u..ai S".-
vice men ard the Other for - i':n.s'.d
iSeryice men. THIS. calls Viii cNhau-
Glass Ia ~ this t.i>;:i!i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Eao,l,lars Fined.

The gtlmhlerS nrr"steI in a rad
on last Sunday night. wcr, be-
fore Mayor EalSl"u in police court
last night and all were fined 81" ana
costs except the operator nE the game,
who got Off with $lnu Tho police are
taking stops Ia break up tine gambling
GRAZ, which seems III ~ sweeping over
the city.
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Complimentary Smoker.

Ecllair" Council knights RI Columbus
wiIl hold Il smoker and luncheon Tbs
.,v.nitr in their hall IN IN" Commercial
huiid.n,; in honor Of To-. charles Crock.
assistant pastor "f st Johns church.
REV. Crock leaves this week for church,
tor. O.. wh"r" he viii tax" charge Of a
l.artSh
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Meet Tonight,

The corn nnitr"r q; SIaSSTnrkcrs and
httsin.eS :t!"n who landed SlaSSworkrrs'
rurv- nii.n IN his city next year VIII
rn",-t tonight in the mayors office. AZ
his n,.-.;inG final reports will b" made
h";or.. n" affair Is 'urn"d over To the
Entertainment commi,tr". All mGmbe-s
arr. requested to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. t. Reynolds have h""n
notified by letter from tn r. daughter,
Mis-: Lydia. wiIh m" l.'Ik'SiH' li"SlhliI
mi; in t'rancr sine" early lhIS year.
iha, she had hcrp i'll Tor SOME TIM" IN
nnr of inc hospitals. Constant work
and no rcSt was tn. CANS "f her Hines"
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Bible Class To Entcrtain.

The Mems EIhl. class Of tn" First N.
f. church will entertain their wives and
la,iS friends Thursday evening. S"pt"n1-
hrr ;. with 4 reception and banquet IN
H.. church. This is IN annual "v"tit
and IS being ARRANGED on 4 large scale.
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Eaoles Haye big Irritation.

E.ll1ir,. n,'rl" AT THeT'~ N''fH I ".R
meeting; last night in odd Fellows hall on
Belmont s.r..'I. Th: fun started l"ll"N-
irc III. htiSI."Ss Nh.u fl'rk 81 twenty
rr,zynrt,s wrr,. rnaG, fuli-fl"dr"d ""Gl.S.
.N tn" conclusion "f ih" INTUITION
luncheon WIS served
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q. S. Marine WEEDS.

The marriage of Miss Martha Kin
.ney and Mr. Carl Cochran, we'll known
young pcopl" Of This city was s"l"m
nlzed ~ Il. Cl:urSvjii" Saturday after
noon by Roy. Morton. TIL" attendants
wern Miss Haz"! Mc(;r"w.. Of Newport.
and Nj. Ralph Snyder. Of this "il=.
Following IN" ceremony the wedding
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Young Child Buried.

ri" funeral If Mldr"'.. III" E"hr-"id
driI.:h'"- If Mr.. AMI Mr.. .lar'"$ M"ck"r.
.nI ,;aN l"r'! took Ila"" A"Hi'fd'E hl'"r
r,,n :-.,u tI,. FIRMLY SOM" and burial
was m:ii,. AZ E,"k hin cemetery!