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DIRECTED TO
Mr. -Man-of -the- House
AW ;iit if iu* it squarely up to \ on. Sir,
whether the 1 1 ( ? \V floor <?< ?veri !m> in your homo
ihis Spring will.! >o of i i i ? ? quality or the shoddy
sort. oii?'s tin* hand that controls tin.' purse
strinir. and you wiil the he the one \v h ? ? must be
importuned by Mrs. l.lomekeeper to' arrant a
hudu'ot thai will pern lit of a sfiisibh" outlay for
the room nurs. Will you recline in your oas\ ,
chair with your feet on carpeting that are a
credit to your home, your family and yourself;
i i?r will you make the old. worn-oul hilts dc'".'
" - 1 - 1 -- i* . .. . I. .. <
That's your at't'air>: ? but it 's our business to icu you rnai ny t;i<- tin- m .um
best assortments of room-size Wilton Rusts are here. and that many of these rugs
have undergone two advances in manui'a -i urers' prices since we purchased {hem.
Our selling prices are the same as originally intended.
Wilton Kinds and Wilton Prices
Whittall's Anglo-Persian Rugs, SS2.50: Anglo-Indian, SOD. 25; Royal
Worcester, $61.75; Teprac. without Fringe, 845, with .Fringe, $50. Herati
Wilton, Empress, Buckingham, French, each $69; Shah-Abbas, $69; Artloom
Seamless, S69; Hardwick. $65; Bundhar, 850 (two toned blues, 859) ; Karadi,
S45; Logan, $45; Selkirk, $40; Burfcar, 835.
All told, there are over 100 patterns. There are two-tones in bine. rose, tari
and green. There are masterpieces with the central theme based on rose <?r blue
or terra cotta or jaspe blue or camel or ecru or ecru and rose or irray and 1 >!;iek.
The above prices arc all quoted 011 the .9x1 2-ft. size. We liave every other $iz?
down to- the small door rugs in patterns respousive to the room rugs.
As the season advances women rightfully expect' deviations from the pre
scribed styles for February. And more and more the sports styles are gaining / i
favor with Dame Fashion and with the younger women who follow fashion close -
1y. Alive tp just such a condition, we planned to bring forth a bevy of extraor-" <
dinary styles at this time, chiefest among which is a typical sports model, belted
and plaited at the back. Rose, gold, mustard, tan and ruby are the five dominant
shades. The fabric is of Wool Jersey, which is its own best, selling argument.
These Suits possess a delightfully youthful swing.
S29.00 |
Home Craft ?
Week
Thi> i> th?? uvok ?r?voti
iivor !?> olauilinir iiou* !<?
make your I?om "? nior.
Iifautii'ul. morn inviunir.
|j^pasSEKfflj| uaaaaaflES^^^aBE^^^
fJMEBlK
Iace Cum
If is not ;i loeai aliai'r. romemner.
It has :( ti.-rt'u.M-v.niio oiisorvanee. Home lovers from ond/u one)
? ? t* this iv,;:nfry rfcojrui;:^ this as ilome Craft "NVwk. /
i Mir part is ??> i.?- > > r" Strip. of'sfTvic^ in :ni? 1 i-fivplavinu'
till- best hoi?n? ilfivirat ions merchandised. anil' in. su*p?<'$tiujr now
uses. U'-w combinations. m 'v ways of making hcuruj/rtttnicttve.
? 'all ;'if "itr Drapery Department and see bow we LI ' we liav; ''done
The -1 ? ? t : ii is national ovcnr it;u ?? ni'*? ?\uu u;i: m
t Husiasii.* ?' 'iiir customers. ,Bo;irutitul ? i<lo;il ? artistic
-arc ? ; : r i-<?iiiiiif:ii>:tii:uio of our liisplnys/of merchant? is* and onr
? ireoralivi" sufrgi^iintts. /
Have you ;i nmni you want.ro' re-d<K*or;ite. a window ^
t *1 ,? " / "
rfiar nceus I :*a pfi'v . / as
/ ? .
Th.nt call :>'? '?>w Driipi-ry iJt-p/Kuiciir .atul note iii<
splendid fiiiirjrs u
? hiy iViituiv of our Horn'''' (V;i?t Week in prw
susr.m'stion> !'?>i* f ii*"? i:>^ of 1, ;it tho windows ?
tin- luoU'-rn stylo lie jiijuui'.'
An' you loofcinir iW s^in^ '?harmiujr way oi rn-awn^ ;i i gg| B
?Huiii? room Or living room wimfow'.'
Wo Uav?i rli<' ;ii!su:/r 10 your problem. !i??th :r< t ? ? ma
terials .ami Miet iy^Is.
i : ii t ?-<i Stales Civil S? r . ico
^tiiiss.on a:?n??unc?s the f"?ilo\vtiu:-nan:c?i
//'?xamirifiit'.ns to h- h-lit in t !?? near fu
/' tur'e. It- conn mini: these .*\
' animations. and tii required applica
tion form* may be obtained from tin;
secretary of l ho ? board at
"he post Office.
< juarterrnan Shipwright 1 Malei. Apr.
7. Autni.w Hushandman i Mm !?'. .April
1 7 : I'ouitry HuVttaiwman < M;il.-i, Aprii
ikrilsiiu! !!. April IS: Inspector of
Textile fabrics <M;ile?. Ajjrsi Is;
Apprentice ( Mul-'i, April Inspector
of Rubber (Map-i. April In? Strnojf
rapher at:-! Typ?-\vr Service.
April CI: ' Vpf" rplate .Map Kn?;raver
i Mai"'. April J-l: St. nui-ranti-r and
typewriter ? Departmental S' r\ i<;e. Apr.
24: Klevator ? 'urnluctor for l-VdOral
Hui'dmx. Wheeling. 'A'. Va.. April 2"*:
Nurseryman (Male*. Mi?y I; Typewriter
? Departmental Service. May I: I >i> t??J -
scape Designer (Male). May 2; lr;sj?-o
tur of Hats (Male). May 2: A. : In
? Srain Standardization (Male). .May
Assistant Cura'or. Division of Medi
cine (Maie>. May 2: Inspector of Caps
(Male). May "J; Apprentice Litliotcraphic
Draftsman i Male). May 2: Submspecior
electrical OIal<*>. May 2. Aid. quali
fied in Chemistry tM.i!"i. May
Laboratory Assistant (Male). May
Assistant in Crairt Oust tCxpl<?siotis
? Male). May 2-H. Laboratory Assistant
i Male). May L'-?: Computer < Mal> >.
May '..razinc Assistant ? Male).
May 2-3: <!rain Supervisor < Male). May
?S: rnvesHitatoi* it: Mark* ticu i Map t.
May S; Metallurgical Kttcifrvr ?MaV>.
May .V; Assistant in I'latit Nutrition
t Mai**. May D5; Tliird ' I rri> it Snb
clerical (Malei. June 2: Medical Interne
June ?>: Mechanical Draftsman (M:;!.-i,
1 May S: Archittictttfkl Draftsman. Subiit
spector of Construction: Assistant in
spector of Encineerint: Material. Ai:
'"raft. Applications will Tie received
any time for these three last -named ? \
ami nations.
PAYING UP TAXES.
$6,300 ? In Insurance Tax Collected
Under Court Decision.
Wheeling insurance underwriters
are gradually paying up tin- S:>u.i)in)
of buck insurance tax under the city
."wo (ht com tax ordinance. Ci ? ;?
j 'r:"? ;i^ur? r \\". S. .Mi-Kirov *::* s r?-rr-ivod
; of the amount .sine*' Jiu!s?>? if.
1 1 lervev uphold the power of i li? ? city
i ro iinj'Ose a two net* cent iax on
. in sura no*.
j Wheeling Young Man Assured of j
I Commission in Aerial Branch
i of Army Service.
i I';iui I'ashby. a well known young.!
'AYheeling map. connected with the
I'nifd States aerial rorps, rei:?:iv?d
word yesterday afternon thai he will
be I ra ::.-f>rr>d to t?>* government
.aerial service at. t'uionfown, Pa. Fie,
^ should have boon called for ser-j
vice :tl Mineaoia. L. I., when li is ser-!
| vices are needed, but on account o1'
( the rush ? if hundreds of young men of
{'the I'nited States !o lind places in':
.'his branch of. army service. morel
than SnO applicants were ahead of:
?him for places in t hi* service at Mine. j
i ola and the commanding officer in i
! charge of rhe aviation service found
lit very convenient to transfer him toj
t l.'niontown, where he will be nearer;
;hotn?*. . ?
Not only will I?.- ! he transfer Ivm
i gran ted bur Mr. I 'ash by, who has had
? three year? of experience as gov
! eminent aeronaut, has beerl as^un di
: of a commission as a lieutenant in j
'the aerial branch of army service.
i ARMY OFFICERS SPEAK
*
j T-May at Noon at O'.sii Forum I.na- |
r cUeoa ? Attorney O'3riou to Discuss
-Cir-il Obligation's."
i "i* rn ?_ iit'o^ram t'i ?i* <? ?:i I'ontm
? ,? ti-.'l. ???.(? ? ? .< i -i : ? linen m tin*
? J !?'???? I :?! ! - : I " piv.niisrs to !?#*
' ???" unusual Interest, h-tuicheon u*il! lie
? ?luii-kiy s> rvi <1 ,imI l?ri--f i.ii' s -.vi!!
j truek- !.y .Major IvIv.iimI \. St?-vrrs. I". ?
I Ij.-M artiM-'-y: i'mjii. ? ?. |], l.i-o.
if. X. army. S.-rsj'-aiit. I ? !"i .-?ivrloks. i
i i". Martin- ari'l Fu\?' ? ; ? i -i ' - ? !?'?
M..r. K. K. Tnoin-y. i. s. navy. They :
j will >[>? :ir: mi "Milttar; ' ?
I'nitoil States Assistant Tiistrict Attor
ney Jiiliu J. I'. will ?lisi.-uss ,
"I'ivll Obligations."
Jii sorvat tuns may limi by commnni
catifisr w.'flt the \V*!i. .-linir < 'oimn'ivial
association parly iliis nsornin^.
Massive Throng of Young Catholics
WIH Form Patriotic Lines
In Streets.
Three thousand Catiiulic school
children will march in ihe parochial
parade 10 be slaced by the Kniclus
ot' Columbus on Friday previous io a
Mi; pat rwtit; rally ? at ihe .'.IhiK'-i
Auditorium.
The school children "- ill ho brought .
down town and will centralize a! i*'il
teenih and Chaplin*- sirei't*. If i li?. r.
is rain they will hp stationed in the
various Cathedral school buildings.
The children will come from th ? !<?!
loTvins institutions: SI. Vincent's
Home for Girls. St. John's Home lor
boys. Manual Traininc School. si.
Vincent's 1'arochial school. all of Kim
Grove;; The Corpus Christi school
? if Warwood: the s.-n :e.| loan sci.i.-.>i.
Cathedral iii-ii .school. Si Jn.-i pli >
Academy. St. Alphonsws. Si. Tobie's.
Immaculate Conception. S;. l^uNslaiis, .
parochial schools of the city and s;.
John's parYiolnal. school, of IJenwooi:. ;
ENLSSTMtNT 0 AY
To Ee Celebrated Thursday. April 19.
3y Ass-embling of Patriotic
Citizens.
Wh'-elinc disiric; iov.il ri'i/cns v.iil
ceh-hrate the I iL'd iniiivrrr>nry of ilo*
haltlf of L'-xintiion with a "\al ional
Recruiting I 'ay." Tlniisda}. April p.
at which lime i sperm! itfort will h': !
mad'- lo have '!??? largess nimher of j
men enlist il! the arm; ot na\y a an;. ?
one lime in this ciiy.
A prolusion of naiionas ??.filo.s .vui'
he displayed on thai ? i i ? ? i ! .- will lie
runs and wliis' !??* idojvn in ih?- ev. ii-i
in?. lolbe.vinsr 1 1; > day' of ? ? ii m--n
There will in* no parade hill a
pairiol ic a mospherf of <-ni htisiasni j
will be ma is t J '"^i 'ii.
<\i 7 :::d o'clo.-k on i "l{t criiii ins j
Day." ; 1 1 - . ? 1 1. : ; >v ciii/.ens and!
C A S "TO R } A Far Infants and Cliiafon. Eoar? the _/?
In Use For Over 30 Years Si*rr?^^%Zz~
Graceful Suede Boots
There is nolliini? like Suede to make one's niet
look small -espeeially v. hen the Suede comes in
-iK'h a soft irray shade ;is in ihe c snwirl. irraeolul
-. { i ? i . ? s - niii" ine'lms hiirli, ! i^rht writ soios and cov
ered Louis I\ \ li?'( Is sii-nder of line anu ? ? r Iiiirli
qualify si?.o?k iTHlt. ( il 11 S 1 1 cl I at SI 2.00 i. pair. C
1 >ther si yli'S? L'r ey kid skin various shades?
S S.0!> up. !?'.!, i<'k ki?l skin ;it up. Ail #?
i >r?*^ i i i i shades and colors moderately pried
NAY SHOE COMPANY.
Mother Hubbard
Ti??- l'MVt bread baking ' 1? ? ?? r
on i!ie mark'-t. Ask your neigh
bor.
.-It's SI .55 a Sack.
Smoky City Paper Cleaner
>Iak os your old paper like
now.
3 Cans lor 125 c.
AUSTIN'S or COLEMAN'S
CARPET CLEANER used <>ri
your cart ?vis brine back tli**
original color.1-'. Your choic*
25c a Bottle.
Extra Large Prunes
A lev boxes si /.'? fancy
I'alifornia prunes
25c a Pound.
2217 Market Street.
Branch: Woodsdale
Baking Dept. 2350 Cbap. St.
assmeKSBOBBmEimmmsamassssasa
ISO&TOTSSfflSSBS*
Starr Pianos anil Players
and Oitisr iVtakas
Positive Bargains in
Pianos and
Phonographs.
>450.00 Trayser Piano ex
changed for Pluyer; like
new. Special. . . SI 50.00
>375.00 Stanrd Piano; new.
Special $225.00
3350.00 Stanrd Piano;' small
size concert $1 75.00
>550.00 Flayer Piano.
Special 55425.00
S 1 0 Worth of Music Rolls Free.
50c Music Roils, Special 3 for SI
Make Your Own Terms.
'o
UU.
14th a.vd Maiiets St.?i., WiioJlixxff.
OPEN EVENINGS
On the Corner. Bell Phone 893
WHEELlr; ??
Conservative Builtiinj*,
V. Z.. ?01VEES. Optometrist.
V.- . ~ *
Presbytery of Wheeling Met Yester
day at the First United Church ?
Elect Delegates to General
Assembly.
Tin* aci- u! ill*' pi i!i ilif war
? !*?.- 1 <?[>.!?*[?.- <1 >es:irday liv ihe
Wheeling I 'if ?.??by 1 1 -ry ui : i ? 1'niied
I 'resbyt i i hi church in -e.-siun :ii iiio
I* i i s i limed I by i i-ri.'i m church.
IIi'V. S. li. Suotlfirjir- I ?. I of
I nioniown, <>., .f t .! a.- moderator.
W. J. (Iriiues. 1 1. I . u; \>'\v Con
cord. i).. ?;is siciviary. A. S. Hare,
linaiirial aireni. report'-d a Hibsruiiial
iin ri-iisi' in ! umis j ? >r iiii-.-iun- over
ia.-i \eal".
I'r-i'-c.iKs lo l in* general - ??iii l>ly
w< i< -appointed as follows: i !?_? v. y. H.
Snodsirtiss ;? in'i ! I ? \ . liny i'. Morris,
ill'1 lalii-r nf Kuiirv's I'oitH. T h e ? n -
oral a.-setiibh will m>*< ?!. in Hosmn in
May. Lav delegates v.ll In- ji ppo; I) I ?-(!
Jaler.
Tiif following li'-i'ari iii'-ai .superin
tendents for i h ? ? Presbytery nvrp
nominated ami will bo officially ron
ti r in ? I by i li?? general as.~i>ilihly : l{ev. ;
iloyy I'. Morris. superintendent of
missions; K'ev. f'hatie (iiltnore, of
1 adiz, <)., suiierintom'ein of Sunday
school work: Rev. li. V. Cook, ol ISei
latre. superintendent of yoiui!.' people's
: work.
I The next Presbytery meet ins will
b'- In-ill ?i iiio lleliiion, i-li ui rli in
Mioni county, i in St-pi ?-uii?i*r.
A vote < i! i banks was ri.;ti|i ? m the
ladies of the First I'nited Presby
terian church lor ilieir enienain
nicni. A lei i it | r? ? i; i ihe general sec
retary ot niih-ion- .?i . h<> church was
read, asking the I'nsbyiej; lo cele
brate Man in Li" her da> on ( icioher
'.,s Only ihive liii-mle r.- o: i In- I "res
by lery were absent.
BSrfwFAitKS
Under Agriculturist Club Being Work.
Oat ? Farmers lo Be Sent
Letters.
in '\trrj in}' (h;i i tit- su^uesiinii made
I '? all agricultural workers bv i!ie
I niied Static I leparuiWMi of Agrictli
iuiv and Kxi i-ris:on I )( pari men; of
West _ Virginia naive; sit;. to j'oi ululate
a national |iian fur mobilization of 'bo
;? it ri* nil lira I leMimv- of ibe euuntr",
1'roi. Isaae .S Cook. J? i? ? couniv agent
of ihe l';::i llamii. Aurieuli lira I
will si^nl Mill * innl ;r tellers > ? aii ihe
laniH is iM i his ?t ci ion ihis morning.
. ?xpiainiiis lie* phases of t h?* project.
A eitmmil iee iva.- appointed yesK-r
day. composed of S. S Jacob ami U. I.!.
Orr jo arrange a scale of waires for
ii:e boy.- :i n?l L-.irls who are io be em
ployed fn i he farms during their
si bed! v a eat ion during the .slimmer.
Ihe k-iier sen' mi by .Mr. Cool: io
I lie fa tillers, reads in pari:'
"I wish I., present III a jij.in Ml;;.
C ? * s ( i ? 1 1 liy Ire- i'iiiiiiIv slipei-iri;.-inle!it >?:' ?
S.'ll.M.is I.. I'? ? i i ?? \ i* II... -Aeli.-.C.- el i.ll.M.
in ih s ??..iiriiry ilurinj; i ti?? coining; suiu
in"r. I; is ri : !;i 1 1 \ |i:i i ri>>l )?- ? -
? a< ? 1 1 1 ; i vr ? ? rln imj ;ni"l pirls i;i
lie* |ii|lil si -Iii... Is .\Ii?i :ni nviT I,1 volll'S
? ?!' in werk nil ;? '.iim in limy
? itiritifr I MIIIIIIII i. .Mr. I,-?zi-:ii- has < , (*?
!'??!?? -it ! ? ? '??'-'?JtyVali ?' ?i!il Iiio 1(1 ?!!"?.. Hoar
Ifj's iiiirt iffjrls !'??!? farm work. Tlio fol
ioWitlK I "Ii'lil i'llis Wlliefi |i ;i wrk- !
i ii fill :i r?- <>nly lontntivf .unl ? ii.u'.^rs j
.-..'l I"' i.i.Ii.'i? Willi I !n- I .:i I I i i Mill-,!
wIkt.-vi r ti is ;ni\ is:it>||.;
'? ?*!?.?? Imys :uul til ls wiil I..* ;< \ ,i ii ? tiii;.
lor .i llimii'il imiiilii'r of ii.ivs iliiriiiK
planiinK >n tin - s|.rin? aj|
flllle t.i?l\\>-?'M .May IS anil SeJUemlit-r
IIM 7.
'I Iii"..* ii..\s : . n ? ? tirN are ; n.-x | i- j -
c I !?*?*( 1 111 .-.iim- ol' I 111 line- 1. 1 work ? ?HI
Will Wish 111. 'in lo i|.. | |, ,, ,j
w II In* ii. . essaiy . ,(|. r>ili>- -aeiv. i!i.-m
now In (In I lie U'orl. 1 1, us ical.illlf ihis
I'anii "work :i valuaMe pari of tlieir aari
? "ilinrai nl i.i en I inti. ?
I !;o|i.. liial >oi unl i. ?!.. aiivania^"
o' I Ills olli-r |.. eo.o(ier.i:i' Willi us in '
III-'" soluiiir j!,.. i'arni talinj' Ill '?lilelii I
.unl ;|oi i i'y l li?- i lul. offjee n ion ean use I
a : j > ihe In. v., ni farm iveri, :iiii|. ii so,
*. ! ? n ami in. iter nbai conilit ion:;. \'.*e .
I' ?! e ? 1 1 hav. several liiunlroil lioys lo eti- I
roll in" fiirin work i.liis slimmer. j
THREE PETITIONS
For Naturalization, Including One By j
a Local Osteopathic Physician.
Allium; i i:r iieiitions Air naturali/.a- 1
;nm tie) | in Die liii al led'-ral offieo ?
yosiorday was one b\ Dr. William i
?!ei?rp?? Holji-r. osieoi-athie physician!
of L'iMJ ('haplini si reel. He was born I
in Lcrniaiiy 44 \'-ars a.co ami ea.'iie to
America in 1 s ! ? r. and for many years)
ha- praciiced his profession in this;
cily.
Tiii' oilier application was made by !
.Maryon rihy, butcher's h'-lper, li\-|
int; ai i "!t National road, i'ulion. lf<??
is an Austrian and arrived in Liisj
country in ll'll!. Ceorpe Allien, J". j
r. iliwo: ker. nf Twelfib and t'haplinei
si reei?. was ihe other. !!?? is from :
S.\ ria ami has been m iiie fnitei] |
Stales since
WILSON NOV/ MANAGER.
I!. U. Wilson, formerly with iiie
I|nie| Windsor company of ibis city,
who recently l"fi Wheeling lo accept a
position witli ihe I,. Walliek hotel.,
as assistant manager of i lie Hole!
Iireh'.er in Columbus, has been pin
moled tu the position of managing
director nf the Hotel Secor ai Toledo,
according io word received in the cil> I
by friends. .. |
L.
nayor- from ;i'l !ii.' :t?ij;n ? ill W
Virgin !.l fowlls Illl'l iho ; ? I r ? ; : i . ? wj|| il
- 1 1 i ? ; ? in !!:?? M.-.riv' : .\ti<!i:nriii!!i lo
ilio < I'oii!;. iii 'li> d:i} hi
ii.iiriotisui. i
Mayor i!. I.. Ktri; ?i f ; ! ? ?< 1 ? i iii r ? ?? " -
mwint; nmiinii N't' yi'-if-nia.' hi i: \ ?
rb.i ft-'" o! 1 ? j ? - iii'-' lim; Tlmr-ila*' ;
I'.i-hi :
llt-!ir\ K:il!iiiZ'*r. T. Ii I'.ayha. Val:
< I'lndliitsr. }!. I '??ii! ? <u X:i: !<>r. Ch.i.-.i
Dr. !' I. V i*m!?r? ?? V . <" If.
Wtuitins. W. < '? M? ' 'it; .. v . |)i 1 . \.
i ncffi ?? r. U 1 '. !;*u:ii:n W. I!.
I ,??ri ? \ I iortibrnn!;. (Jcv. i ' i ; I ? I ? i ? *
i iir'i-r 'lYrry. Han;, i Iric li. I?r. Wii
liani ? i ;u r.il'i. S I'. t "hrl.;t i;in nf War
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iHi vj. r <i!' Warworn!. Ki?m1 fow l. I M".
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ator ja iiiiit ! C ? ? s t ? . ? i ? ? ? ! : i . -o
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M y. Kt!. v.no'.l an-! T: -ail' ljiliia
MINERS ON STRIKE.
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? M'fii'i:' I- uf i ho in ? ihts' m*t;a m/.a 1 ina
b.-t ii ? -;ii !? m! in Iianfoi'd anil
liini wli'.-rr 1 1 1 ? ? i:i i ri? ??*.?> employei! by
'in- .hiii'".- Coal Mining company an.l
iii>- \\*. Ii. Jihiiisoa Coal company ';:????
jcoiie "ii sirikf Im ?calls"' nf ;i niisiiiu'i'r
siamliug wiih rf-fcn'Mici' in i h? ? amount ,
iln-y t]i'iiiand for pillar work iii : ho j
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MiNS FIR
TELEGRAMS SENT TO W. VA. CON
GRESSMEN, URGING THEIR.
SUPPORT
Provisions of Measure New Pending!
in Congress Explained Yester
day by Capt. Lee.
At tin- mating of i Whirling Ko
lary ("ml) yeAti rday a resolution was
unanimously adopted amid great en
thusiasm. Jnst rusting the President. I
and Secretary of- ? I lir? Club to tele
craph to both West. Virginia. Senators
ami all members Congress from
West Virginia, asking thv.m to ?^iip- ?
port i lii* general staff Winy liill now
before Congress. I> handle endorse
ment of i In' general staff ft/ the army.)
and' ii is hoped thai ii wilK become aj
law during the nevl few days'.
Tlio meeting of the Rotary C'Juh was ?
very largely attended. some seventy- 1
Ii v members being present, II* wast
prosit!' d over by President Hare.Natui j
roiihidi-rrlblr routine business was!
transacted, followed by a stirring ad
dress which was made by ('apt. 0.
H. Lee. 1". s. Army Kn.cineers Corps.
Capt. Lee's address was to have been
on the subject of fori iflca< ions in war
fare. but lie diverted to the needs for
intelligent army organization, and ? s
peeiallv referred to the bill now pen 1
inir before Congress. which he stated
had the endorsement of the general;
staff and which contemplated a tluvr*
? ?s-j??lil> intelligent and effective army |
organization. In reply to questions by j
members of the Club. ('apt. Lee went j
into 'he details .of the army bill all
considerable length. stating that it j
contemplated the recruiting of the I
regular army to its full strength of 1
L'Tx.Ooo men. The inking over and
absorption into 'he reguiar army' of
the national guards of the various j
-ia'i's. and in addition thereto a mili
tary census nf the Cnited Suites, tak-i
ing into a count all men lit for niili-i
iary serviee between the years of |
nineteen and twenty-five. From litis i
number a first draft of *>00,00n men is]
* o be made, and as soon as this draft j
ran be thoroughly organized and train
ed, other drafts in units of "? 00,00ft
were contemplated, making a total J
number of .about 2,000.000 tmn. j
Capt. I.e.- stated thai the bill
based upon the principle that every'
citizen owed to his country a service,
.??ml those who might best be in the
position to pay that service would
first be called upon, lie recited some
ii! the failures and mistakes of volun
teer armies, and paid armies, and J
pointed out the very grave dangers
that might come to this country should
(ierntany defeat the allies or be in n
position in dictate peace to ihem. l?i
that event he said we might be com
pelled to meet Germany single hand
ed. and abundant preparation was
necessary. Cap?. Lee's argument and
address so clearly and comprehen
sively staled the matter at issue, that
that, it apparently left little opportun
iy for contrary discussion.
At the conclusion of his address a
motion was made and earned unani
mously by a rising vote, endorsing the j
principle of lite general staff army
bill, and instructing the President of
the Club as above stated to telegraph!
all West Virginia Senators and Con |
gressmen asking them to support the
measure.
At the conclusion of the meet ing ,i'ne 1
\ In Times of Peace
' or Times of War
r
j The* safest investment is &
A Diamond.
9
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f
I
Tliey never, decrease in J
.aluo.' '
\ Their heauty never fades \
\ or changes.
? This is liic diamond shop ^
r of West Virginia. ?' \
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! RANCHER'S ?
^ Jewelers. Silversmiths and
^ Importers.
( 1223 Market Street. {
number present, joined in the singing
of the "Star Spangled Banner," lead
by Mr. Frank B. Kincbeloe.
RICHARD HiLDBETH
SECOND LIEUTENANT
roi-mor V/hocliag- Boy, Now in Chicago,
| Assured of Commission ? TlBititig'
\ Here.
Richard ilildnth, son of Dr. and Mrs.
i E. A. Hihireth II. arrived in the. city
| yesterday from Cnicago lor a brief visit
[ with friends and relatives. Mr. Hildretli
I Tins be on located In Chicago for some
I time, being engaged in business there,
ami was one ? ?J* .the tirst to enlist for
I service after the declaration of war
j with .Germany.
.Mr] ililrctii has had considerable
military training. Tiavlng been gradu
ated from the Shenandoah Military in
| sritute and Suwance university. He has -
j bo-n assured <>f a commission aS second
| lieutenant, and will return to Chicago ?
1 in a few days to begin active work in
drilling the organization with which he
will b*'j associated.
NEW CONFIRMATION DATES.
Confirmation of young Catholics
will be held at-Wellsburg on Septem
! ber 25, and at Edcrington Lane on Sep
tember 20. by The Bight Reverend
, Bishop Donahue, it was announced
yesterday. The first confirmation or
the season will be held in May.
SUIT COMPROMISED. '
I A compromise having been affected
in the suit of Harry McKown against
[George G. McKown, Sr., et al, Judge
|R. M. Addleman dismissed tbe suit in
Part I of circuit court yesterday. \
.Jurors who were in court to hear the 1
'testimony were excused for the term.
YES. S I R ! YOUR SPRING SHOES ARE
1 1 ERE ? READY TO GIVE EASE TO YOUR
FEET.
STYLES FOR THE YOUNG CHAP WITH
ALL THE -SNAP A XI) CO" THAT CAN BE
PUT IN THEM. THE M"ORE CONSERVA-'
n YE I) R E s S E R S WILL FIND OTHER
LASTS WITH JUST AS MANY GOOD PEA
IT RES. EVERY PAIR IS BUILT FOR
SERVICE AND COMFORT. FITTED RIGHT
-OF COl'RSE.
3 OLE AGENTS FOR H A N A N SHOES
I W. A. HEIN & CO.
36 Twelfth Street.
PRACTICALLY nil milk sold in Wheeling stores '
i>, >?>id in Cnitcd Dairy bottles ? not because all
..f ihe milk is United ]>airy. but because most all
wilier dealers make a practice of filling any bottle but
s
their own 1'<>r their grocery trade, since it is an estab
lished I net. t hat a ureal proportion of the bottles taken
I'r, .in grocery stores never arc returned. The greater
part <>l' the milk bottles in Wheeling have been bought
by the I'nited Dairy Company and it is easier for
other dealers to pick up United Dairy bottles than to
buy new ones at 4 cents each. s ,
A.- a matter of justice to the dealer who uses none
bin his own bottles, this dishonest practice should not
be tolerated by ri uh t thinking people. Yon can buy
milk in Wheeling with the name on the cap and the
name on the buttle corresponding.
Coughing and sneezing may lead to serious complications. "Why
not. try that time-tested and meritorious remedy ?
Logan's Pine and Terpin?
Xothing better on the market. NOT unpleasant. Large bot
tle for 25?.
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