The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], June 16, 1917, Page TWO, Image 2

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HARRY CROW HELD !
TO CRAND JORY
% i
CALis, marshallTcounty man.
CHARGED WITH EVADING
CONSCRIPTION.
Afleged "Slacker" Left Impression
_ With Court That He Is .1 Grad
uated Physician.
"Doctor" Harry Cn-w of t'.v-. ?*. ' ;
shall county, who was ;i; r< >:<ul l>y
Sheriff W. E. Ciayton "t M:?r*hait
cotmty on tho Cliaru-I- of failini: to ro
ister on conscription da;. . wa.< _sri v? 11
a preliminary iivarm.s h-ini-.: I'nitod
States Commission"':* K. ISoy?;
yesterday and ti* Id *<> ; !??? tVm-ra!
grand jury at KIkins .I i:i> - in
bonds. Crow was ams;?-d Wedti?sdav
on his farm at Calls. *.:? ar ('aintroti.
Crow, who is J? years oh!. told I'otti
missioner Boyd that h.> ' <:;: >?(?:? d"
friend early last May whiio ac was
attending a" medical school in I'hiraco
to see that his name was resist* red.
~but that his frlend-Iaikd to. carry out
his instructions.
Crow when address d as "mister"
said that his title was ??doctor." it is
said, and he left the impression with
the commissioner that he is a phy
sician, having recently been graduated
from a medical college in Chicago.
NILE RAPER TO ENLIST
AS A U. S. CHEMIST
Second Son of City Officer to Give Ser
v vices to Government in Three I
"Weeks.
Nile Raper of South Wh^'u:.?. proiu- ?
inent young chemist for the lliversuio
mill at Bcnwood. leaves today for tuts- ?
purgh to offer his services 10 th?- S?>y- j
eminent for the period of the war. 11
will cary credentials from otucla.s
the National Tube company tnrotua
which he hopes to h?* assigned to sonuv
post as a chemist for the war or na\ ;? j
department. I
Mr. Raper Is the. youngest son of Ciry I
I>etective and Mrs. Alonzo Kaper.^ l.'-ss
than three weeks aero a brother, Carlisle
Raper, entered the United States
ine service and is now station* ', t? t
Port Royal. South Carolina barracks. >
Both of the Raper boys corn.' or' s- n
ulne "fighting stock." at:d their parents. '
while sad at seeing them po away to
war, are proud to be able to sacn'ic ?
such fine specimens of young man Mood
If necessary 10 their country. Their,
warrior ancestry dates back for more
than a century. "William Raper. grand- 1
father of the young men. fought m tn
war of 1S12. An uncle of their lather.
Thomas Raper. also fought m that war.
Their grandfather. Mlddteton Raper.
with two of his sons. John and Charles,
served throughout the Civil war. aloic-c ,
. with eight cousins of their father, who j
offered their lives to preserve the tintoa. :
HOBO KING WILL MAKE !
ADDRESS TO PRISONERS
The Jeff Davis, king of the hoboes, is
meeting with much popularity, is shown
by the number of ralks that he has been
naked to make at the different churches. ;
playgrounds. schools, at the Mission arc.
the Moundsviile penitentiary. Je:i in-.
1 ended to leave the city some timu to
day. but stated lust night that on ac
??unt of several requests for him to
remain and give addresses, he was un- ,
able to make his get-away, and will;
leavt next Wednesday for 1 tttsburgn. .
From there ho will go to llurrisburg. .
then to Washington. L> c.
Yesterday morning Jerf thrilkd the ,
summer school students, who are now in
.?session for the summer term at the high
i.chool. with an excellent speech, l.ast ,
ntjrht he addr^ss^d St'V^ral huncirodi
? hildren at ti>- Garden theater on the
"sland and ca\ them sitae good advl.-e.
'"his evening at r? o'clocK. together y-11'1
1} W. Cory head of the Lnion Mis- 1
si'on. and "Louie." and "Brownie. ? recent
?ton verts at the mission, will visit tly.
Moundsville penitentiary and will ad- f
dress the prisoners mere, nis pai. .
?Doc" Hill, will render several piano ?
^olos as an added attraction.
KiOUNDSViLLE J
.
Will Speak to Prisoners. !
Jeff Davis. "King of the Hoboes.' who
has b<*? n spending several days at
Wheeling, v. ill visit th- p. nitentiary this
afternoon and at T? oVlook wtj. address
the prisoners there. He will be aecoin- .
panled by G. W. Cory, head o; the Iniw
mission of Wheeling, and several con- <
verts who have experienced the evsiS of .
life. They too will make short speeches j
to the prisoners.
Ann-riai Memorial Services. _ '
Progress lodge No. 271. I. O. O. !? . .
will hold its annual memorial services,
at the Calvary M. K. church toniorrow ;
afternoon- Rev. S. R. Hart will deliver
the memorial address. The members off j
the lodge will march from the h.end- -
Quarters to the church, a.n<l rn?;f
Bervlces there they will so to / he ceme
tery, where they will place flowers <>n.
the graves of their departed brothers, j
?Will Deliver Baecaleaureate Sermon. 1
Rev. Father Francis J. I'lanasan
St. -Francis Xavier's Catholic -church will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the
graduates of St. John's htch school at;
Pellaire tomorrow night. Father Hana-.
I^n will also preside over the c^>in
mencement exercises that wtil be hc.d
lon? time netx week.
TO Conduct Chapel Services.
Chapel services at the penitentiary .
?will be conducted by the Hamilton . >1. .
C. A. of Wellsburg tomorrow afternoon. J
More than 200 Wellsburgers are expect- ?
ed to visit the penitentiary tomorrow'
Afternoon.
2Couinl*ville Briefs.
Prosecuting Attorney James I> Tar- i
riott was In Clarksburg yesterday at- j
tending to buslnes matters. He will ko ;
from Clarksburg to Point Marion, where 1
be will remain over Sunday
Misa Ella Lindsay, who recently
graduated from the trair.insr school for
*iurses of the Ohio Valley OenT.nl hos
pital. Is spending a vaeation with her
parents on Roberts Ridjre. Miss Linri- 1
?ay has accepted a position with the j
Dhlo Vallev hospital, and will assume
Jjer duties at the end of her vacation.
Mrs. Ellzaboth Rj*an of Second street. |
|s confined to her home suffering from
fcstfima
Slrs- Louise Owens of Shady ride. o.. is I
Just the treat
for small 3
luncheons and r
picnics?
FORT
HENRY
Calli Hams
Cottage Hams
Smoked Shoulder
also
Countiy Style
Hams and Bacons
Try One To-day
Wei mer
PACKING CO.
Steel Bridge Corner
THIS STORE IS OPEN UNTIL 5:30 DURING THE SUMMER
MONTHS. SATURDAY 10 P. M.
If You Have Not Yet
Boug'ht Your
STRAW
HAT
You should by all means hav?
it for Sunday. Unless yon
have a straw Mat you will
look out of place. We owi
satisfy you in whatever kind
of a ' straw you want. In
Wheeling's Greatest assort
ment of Men's popular price
$1.50 and $2
for every style that is new
'h:s season. "Extreme shapes
for yotinc fellows. Also styles
for older men.
Outing Caps and Hats for i\Ien
n
For rvpry kind of .sport jr g-^
nr e^nonil wear. All h
stylfs. Some made of
>ilk. others of straw.
Children's Straws
and ("loth Hats. 25c,
50c. $1.
5 0c
$1.00
Unequaled Combination
STYLE, QUALITY AND VALUE
Dark Fibre Soles
or
Leather
or $ .OO
Black. - ? ? ^L., J ? Soles
Wilbur Low Shoes
?The facr that our shoe business increasing by leaps and hounds
is no wonder. It mean? first that old customers: have jiopd reason :o
return. and second. that those who havr tried Wilbur shoes are pa.-s
in? the sood word alone to their friends.
This season has found us better prepared than ever before.
High grade. shapely Outing Shoes in
Palm Bcaeh (.'loth. also White Canvas,
with either Leather or Rubber Soles.
$1,50
All Sizes
1122-1124 Market Street
" The Men's Store
/^i/~kTT?jfy TONIGHT?Tomorrow
v-< v-r U K J. ?? Matinee and Ni^ht
LAST THJR.XE TIMES
LAST TEBEE TIMES
HER UNBORN CHILD
SPECIAL On trc-annl C' th? bis (i?m?nrt for ?fits at th? m a- : n/? performances. lh? ma-iise
i:ieni have d??:;tled to RESERVE * ?ctio:i of th? lower floor f.r Saturday Aftorno-on Only.
Order now and avoid th? ru?h at th# box oinco.
PRICES ? Sat. Mat., First 10 Rows Orchestra,
50c. Balance Lower Floor and Balcony (not re
served), 25c. Night Prices, 25, 35, 50 and 75C.
No one under 18 years of age admitted.
spending several day." here the jrue-st of [
Mrs. W. U. Brown. ot" Second street. I
Rev. J. Kelley Oiffen. pastor "f t tic I
t'ntfd Presbyterian church, is attending (
:Iii? Mupklngum collcse commencement j
;l t Concord. O.
Mrs. A. H. Millar of Wellsburs. I*
spendine: several days here with friends j
und rolatlv??.?.
Prof. FT. \'. Merrick. superintendent of j
Moundsville public schools, is in Hunt- j
incrton. at tend I ns: the annual meeting)
of t ho state ?'(iucational association.
Mrs !?'. K. Wynne and children of .
Wllkinsburjr. Pa., are the truest.? of her I
mother. Mrs. J. M. Roberts. of Eastern j
Fourth sir"et.
Miss Ktta Courtwriulil of Jefferson!
'iv' nil", Jefr In.-t evening for < 'hicaRO, 1
nn
ill
III*-. J*-! r iii.-.i ?
for an extended visit with relatives, j
Mrs. A. M. Crown and daughter. Miss j
rsrsir-t, art. vlslUnif with Pittsburgh
relative?
LOCAL BOY MAY GET I
NAVAL CADETSHIP!
Ralph M<t"tier of t it is city -svajs _yes
t ? rda y nominated by < 'imKn ssman Xeelyj
for a naval oadetship at -Annapolis j
Naval academy, accord in? to word re-,
celv.-d li?T? last tilpht
WHAT IS A CHRISTIAN? ;
Pastor Meat a Sturgeon "Will Discns3
Deep Sabjcct in Cou-Tt Theatre j
Sunday.
Pastor Merita SturK^ori. a disciple of I
rh** late Pastor Russell, will deliver a
ferture on "What Is a Christian?" in '
?lie '"our! theatre. Sunday afternoon at i
^ -.VIock. The public is invited.
Mr Smrsceon comes f r> "ni "The Tem- |
;>!<?" m New York t?? Wh'-elinjr to deliver ;
lis rnessnce J(e i>< a logical, forceable
ar.d Inter' stimt orator and Is cnsldcred
mi" i"f iii'* l?-sf sp'-ak'-rs of the fius- I
.v-Uiie t.ii'h in Mi- country. j
BARNHART WOULD FIGHT. !
' ir.MM.KSTON. \V. Vn.. Juhp In.?
I'istrii i Att?u ti?y William 0. Barnharl j
:u tiluht wiroil the adjutant gpnorril at
Washington, icnd'-ring his sorriros in
ti:c ?ovi'rnni<'iir for active field duty In
!.'iin>|?\ Tiie application was made
without r".U! iclion. no commission bf
irs'K ask< ii. I'.arnhart announcing that
h>- i< -if|v for any :-orvico indicated
RELEASED FROM CUSTODY'.
CHARLESTON*. wTv*.. June is.
Proving tha' h? had sought to regi.sler
in this county and had been refused,
the government authorities to-day re
leased J. Griffith from custody.
traTnWtors
( Continued from rirst PTitfo. )
The aircraft production board 1in3 now
mapped out. however, a campaign that
menus an initial expropriation of about
JGOO.OOO.OOO. ami an eventual expendi
ture of probably' 5 1.000. 001#, 000. Brl?.
General t><iui- r. in charge of the army
aviation, made it clear today that tho
?war department stands back of this
campaign, which he said was necessary
to '''put the Yankee punch into the war"
"Our plan c>n tern plates nothing less
than driving the <Jertnan lllers out <>f
the air ami maintaining a constant raid
ing patrol ovr territory for 50 mll"i?
back "f the fighting line." said Chair
man Howard E. <"olt!n, of the board. In
u statement tonight. "If we carry
through our program to produce the
thousands of machines planned, tiie per
manent supremacy of the alll?s in th<>
iilr is assurer!. What we noeil 1s tlio
mr>n*y tr> <->irry th? program through. "
The American training machine haa
The Evening Line-Up
Both children ond grown-ups, with
[ coughs and colds, arc all the better for
' . ? dose of Foley's Honey and Tar at
bed. time. Jt wards off croup, stops
j tickling throat, and hacking coughs.
and makes an otherwise feverish, t>lcep
i less night of coughing end distress, a
quiet and restful one.
! BROWNSVII.I.E, TEXAS. Mr. C3iw. I
Baker, writet : "My wife would not think of
j mint any other couth medicine, n? Foley's |
Honey and Tar ia certain to bri.ii quick relief. i
It i? cfipeciiilly effective in cases of had coufht, j
and we <ive it to our children and recommend j
i; always as a talc remedy, fur it cuutaiat oo
t>piatet." ? I
Tor 5&ae by John Colwnan Co, J
I
Girls
Should
Prepare
For Rood position* in banks, of
flcea and commercial institu
tlona generally.
Places of greater re-sponsihiliiy
arc oj??"'nin if to women ? n ? ? re is
no limit but your own deterniin
atJon and ability.
Stenography and bookkcpplnc
furnish fhr stepping stone to a
rfplendid carper. Arrange now
to enjoy thp bolter things of
life by enrolling for our siiiiiiiit
classes. Turn the usual "play
spell" Into a period of the great
est personal value.
Call or write for information.
Wt are glad to answer quest ions.
The Elliott
Commercial School
Court ? To-day ? To-night
"HER UNBORN CHILD"
SPECIAL ? \t iif tiuiMii'": lo-rlay a
section ol' tli" orchestra will be reserved
;n fiOr a s?a I. Balcance lower Moor and
balcony, 2.">c.
N'iichl prices 15. 35. r.t', 7.V.
COURT? All Next Week
1' : I T> ? TWICE DAILY-? S :1 o
,\ stirring Virile l'hot <??-<.! rama of tho
Last Fronties.
"THE BARRIER"
H) l!e\ Beach
Priivs ? Lower floor, Cic; Kntire bal
cony. l
already been rinde : !??- standard for the
allies in order tltiit parts may be inter
chauk'eable. Wliil'* existing American
Plants ar?? said t? ? lj? ? abb* lo supply only
ton per of tiu* number of machines
wanted. arraimi-iii'-ni s have been made
tor 1 1 . - conversion of numerous nuto
r ii < d > i 1 ? and other factories lor airplane:;
biiildlns.
'If Kuropean aviators are sent to the
I'liiied States for >dt uvntal traliiiinc.
'hi- number of training tbdds will be In
creased to a score <>r m?iv and additional
universities will bo d?sit;n!iud lo give
technical uvintion courses. Thousands
e.i ibl be ulvon .i decree knowledge
and skill on this side of the water that
would make it only a matter of a few
weeks at most after tlioir arrival In
Crance In fore they could Join tin- active
squadron at the trout. Their machines
and equipment would be furnished to
the.ir! In France."
COVERT, M'GARYi ET AL,
MAY SUE TO COMPEL
BRACY ACCOUNTING
New Turn ln Howie Mining Stock
Deals in North Carolina.
According to word received here yes
terday. \V. R. ('overt. David Mcllary
and other-; were granted a decree in
tin? Superior t'ourt ;it Monroe. N. < ..
tho lirst of the week, permitting (hem
io sue Armlleld & Sikos. reo-mrs for
the Howie Mining Company, to have
Smith VI. Bracy give ail accounting of
all money received from the sale of
stocks and bonds of the Howie com
pany. These proceeds, it is alleged by
the plaintiffs, aggregate approximate lv
$400,000.
The plaintiffs are also permitted to
sue to have Bracy's unsold stock can
celled. and to have a deed made to the
Delaware Trust Company set, aside,
and to have certain bonds cancelled,
according to the report.
Mr. Bracv, with his oTiief counsel,
Fred A. Dolph. of Chicago, and At tin
npv Vannm. of Monroe. N. C., were
present to oppose the granting of the
decree sought by Covert. McCary ot
al. Attorneys Slack & Parker, repre
sented the plaintiffs, in what they de
clare Is an attempt to make the stock
of the company valuable, which tho
plaintiffs charge It. cannot be unless
the accounting and other redresses
they seek arc granted, Braoy, It Is
said, will tight the suit which the plain
tiffs secured permission to Institute.
The Howie mining stock deals- a few
months ago resulted ln Mr. Bracy be
ing indicted in this county on a charge
of defrauding David H. McOary of $23.
1 000. The indictments are still pend
jlng in the Criminal Court.
OQOOOOCKXXXXJOGOOC KXXXXTOOOQ
o
About People
Movements of Individuals to
^ and From the City. jjj
COCKX>C<XXXXX>OCOOCKX>iAXK>OOa
AT TEE HOTELS
Rogers ? V. 1L Klni-aitf. Xew Martins
ville; p. A. Simmons. Cameron; C. M.
Talking-ton. Cameron: A. Vance. Can
ion: J. 13. Lambert. Moriraritown: A. W.
, Xeuhardt. brldceport : J. II. Wasson.
i Fulton. AV. Ya.; T. Kat7.cn. Charleston: J-'.
1,. Koen. Miuininpton: J. M. Lindsay,
nethany: H. Hawkins. New Martins
vllle; Mrs. Thos. 11. Ncal. t'ameron.
Mcliiire ? \V. B. MfCu.no, < 'larksburir:
V?*. Ii. MilDr, Xew Martinsville; Walter
, S. Sugdeu. Slstersville; W. 1*. Sammons.
It'ameron; Heroy I.oe. Kiklns; J. I..
Phillips. Cameron: O. C. Mowurd. Cam
eron: 1*. \V. Grapes, 1-Virmont.
Wlad?or ? Miss Isabel Faulk. East l.lv
? ?rpool: Mrs. J1'. Ii. Caulk. Kast Liver
pool: Mr. and Mrs. 1''. O. Owens. Newell.
\V. \'a.; Mr*. Charles Brown, i.'hfster.
W. V:u; Mr. and Mrs. i leo Oosn?-y; A
i 'orbln, 1'airmont; C. A. Wills, Torontu,
<).: Jlrs. II. i'. liny i?s. Toronto. <>.; Wm.
J. Flaherty, Fairmont: Mrs If. C Wint
ers, St< ubenville; Mrs. l >.avld I'eer. Steu
benvillo; Afiss Nell flowers: W. S .Smith.
Chester; U\ <"*. Wyatt. Shinnston: .fobn
Richardson. Sh Inns ton.
Stanun ? inner .1 Andrew. Fair
mont; Mrs. TC. F. Turner, Clarinet on: 1 1
D. Corfrelton. Gallipolls. <).: !?'. 1". inni
lap, Sistersvlll.-; M. <: 1-ln.w. Manning
tor: T. J. 'White. Hundred Mrs. ? ;. i;.
Moore. Folsom, W. Va.; .las. w. Seoti,
Marietta. O.
Oapt. Dennis Aturphv "f i":.iysvilie ar
rlved in the city las! eveuinir to v!?i(
friends. He has been aMendin^ court
at Wavnesburc for the post sr veral
days.
Jlenry i'Yow of Camerun mis here en
business with the I'nlted Stat-s court
yesterday.
"W. p. Ice .if Fairmont return, ii l:ome
last eyenlnc after a brief visit with
| friends here.
i Clarence Haskin*! of Manninir'on Is
visitlrip relatives In the Wheeling dis
trlef.
Miss lllanehe Smith nf Sprinrrilale.
wh'i has been spernlimr s< vern! ilavs
I with her sister. Atrs .t It Tliornti'ii.
"f Slstersville. in experted return
| home toilay.
T'r. i 'larer.ee K Alien, pastnr the
I'ourth Street M K ? hnreh. b:i?< r. fui-ie-l
frnui I'ine i!fi?ve. m here lie at t f 1 1 1 ii< il : lie
district M I' cnnterene.'
I I., i". I.i m/ i t' '.Ifi^ksonbur:. *- j?? fi ?
I yesterday ir the eliy. attindiiiK : lie
I Shriller*' leiiliinn.
lij-nt hers Throbb- Kdwin. It' rnha rd
arid rhi'ejnen utjn ru< r.-ir*-- at i"?tbedral
Inch srhnftl. left j n ? r nicb* f'-r t.nul i
lvi|!?, Ky , whrre thry will attend the
WASHINGTON, June Ifi. - Pr^t !
('???! Wilson prevailed upon senate
leaders today to expedite th>- adminls
i nil ion food control bill, which is to
be taken ut1 in the house Monday and
v/ltieh tli" presi-dent vvanxa enacted by
July 1. before harvesting begins.
Senator Martin. Democratic leader,
, tul Senator Hon1, chairman of tho
;it- riciil l uro committee, summoned to
th< While House for a conference, rc
i.inied to tie- capital prepared to bring
iin- bill 11 ! > for action as quickly as
possible The understanding had been
thru tin- senate would not consider
i lie measure until alter the house had
disposed of it. 1
Later. Senator Chamberlain, senior
Democrat of the agriculture comfnit
t"i-, introduced the bill for formal ref
erence to the committee, which was
called by Senator Gore to meet to
morrow with a view to an immediate
report. Senator Gore, although he op
poses many of its provisions, pro
posed that the committee briiis out
tite bill tomorrow without amendment
or recommendation, in order to place
it in position for kmnediate debate.
In order to give the food measure
a eieu r .. track. senate leaders tonigh t
< ojisid'tfed displacingThe pending Ira II
mad priority .shipment bill, or adding
the latter bill as ;ua amendment be
cause o/ its relation to control- of food
tuft' transportation. Such an arrange
ment micht Ket debate under way in
the Senate Saturday.
Vigorous and probably ^engthy oppo
sition in the senate t.o the food meas
ure is assured. When advised of the
new plans ur?ed by the president,
senators opposing the bill said it
would be "adequately" discussed. Pro
hibition and many other questions
also promised to be added as retard
ing influences.
Senators Hollis and Kenyon told
the president thero Is greater need
for the speedy enactment, of food con
trol legislation than there is passage
of the revenue bill, and emphasized
their arguments by pointing to the
sucess of tbe Liberty loan to show
that for the next few weeks at lea.st
there is no urgent need for taxing
0
Try a Can of
BAKER'S POWDERED
SWEET CHOCOLATE
For ui.ikiiiir a *1 ??!!?- bovfuajce or for use in bakinjf
"and ;iir I' m; ;in<1 healthful lilt*' all other Bal.vr's products.
Pound Can -10c ? Vvlb. Can 20f.
RUSSIAN SALAD DRESSING
A I v.nijK'i.t n iiliv rnad? frftin Olive Oil, Tomato"#,
lice'-. V* ? r. '>!ives. I 'I m" n !'??;?' and delicious ly spiced.
A Bottle Costs But 25c.
RYZON BAKING POWDER
T h ! is ? ! i ? ? purr food baking powder you have hoard so hifrhiy
r<>' <"?;:i!in-ni|rd WV heMmo it the equal of any and it10 price Is very
Jur>t 35c a Pound.
VVr- ??!:;! i..! .- l. ti Hy/on t *?w?k Hooks that will ho irivon frm
of charge with t ii ?? lirM pound ?>f Kytan Raking .T'owder you pur
cha*?i.
FLOUR SPECIAL *'
(Continued All Week)
Two of the'be.st medium priced flours on the market ? take
your choice, here are the special prices: .
[
KITCHEN QUEEN PASTRY FLOUR
Special ?1.89 a Sack.
1
\ RELIANCE BREAD FLOUR "I
"Special $2.00 a Sack.
Send Your Order in for
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE
Only a couple dosnri cases remaining- on our allottmcnt.' Tour
order must come In at oncc If you want some.
1 Dozen Cans ?2.55
2 Dozen Cans at $5.00 '
Delivered in October ? pay when you Ret them..
WELTY'S
' "PURE FOOD STORE".
252 Either Phone. 1044 Market St.
i'"inmenoemcnt c.terclses at St. Xaviar's '
cull'ije.
Air. iinr! Mrs. .T. C. F. Frceso of "Wood
l:twn. wlm li.ivf b'.on spending- thf wln
i- i- in California, will return homo next
wi'i'k.
Mr. ani] Mrs. WilMnm Frohme ajid two
sens will K1 1 'Sardis. O.. tomorrow for
:i \ 1st with friends.
Miss Mih. 1 Mrt/.n- :\ who r^calved h*r
A. 1'.. nt vioucher, has returned
tu 1i?t Immc.
Hn-.vard I*. Wilkinson. Jr., of Wood
iawn. will leave soon for Portsmouth,
t'. where he lias boon named assistant
ni' Irtlhii g-int for the Whltaker-Glossnor
company.
I'oilce Pnfrolman Kd Fra ns Is sorioua
I\ 111 at his homo on Jacob street.
State Fire Marshal John S. Horan left'
yetterday for his home at Charleston | '?
:iftcr an official visit to this city. I
1>e Ott. chairman of the state work- 1
men's compensation bureau, loft for!'
Charleston at midnight after being h<?ro ' 1
on business for his department and at
tending tbe Shrine ceremonial last eve
ning. I
Deputy Prohibition Commissioner j
Pert K. Phillips returned last night from
Parkersburg, where he has been attend
ing a session of the federal court.
Deputy T.\ .S. Marshal Jihn Short re
turned fast iiicht from Parkersburg.
where he ha? been attending- federal
eoutr sessions.
Superintendent C. K. 'iithens of th^
public schools will return to his home <
In this city this morning after attend- ?
Ing the conference of the West Virginia j j
EXCURSION TRIPS
Sunday Afternoon and Night, June 17
On the Magnificent Five-Deck
Steamer Homer Smith
Boat Isox-vtm at 2 P. at. and S P. Iff. Retains 5:30 P. Iff. ftnd 11:30 P. 2rt
Saxaphone Orchestra ? Free Dancing- ? Dairy Lunch Service.
No Intoxicating- liquors sold or! Riffht reserved to refuse admit
permitted on board | slon on refunding' price of tioket.
Tickets ? Adults 50e; Children under 12, 25?.
For Open Dates Address
SECURITY STEAMBOAT CO., Incorporated.
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA.
Educational association at Hunt
ington.
Born, Thursday. June 14. to Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Thurlow, of Market street,
it t.he North Wheeling hospital, a son.
RED CROSS
(Continued from rir?t Page.)
the principles upon which, our Republic
was founded, but "for our very exist
ence." People of England and France"
also were slow to change their ideal*
?arly in the war, he said, but now "It
ef.ms as if tiieir affection and regard
'or mankind has immeasureably increas
?d. They seem to be without malice or
lesign. envy or jealousy, without sordid
nmbition-to be living on a higher and
better plane. Even with their terrible
sorrow and suffering they seem to be
stronger und surer and more content, to
meet whatever may be given, them to
net.
"The process of fire which has thus
mritlert ihem has been for our account
?is well us their own.
"1 hope you will not think me an ideal
ist; I 'was never more practical in .my
thought, ft is perhaps an appreciation
~>f this that has causer, me to go 10 the
Orl Cross.
"For T ilrmlv believe thai through the
Red ''ross wo cannot only render a ser
vice to the people of our Allies ? 10 those
ivho are today fighting for lis ? but we
?an bring forcefully to our own people *
<ense both of their obligation and of
heir opportunity, and I am optimistic
iiouch to believe that 'he men and wo
nen of this country will, irr a. not far
llsuuit day rejoice in sacrifice? In real
<r.crlfico ? and demand that the Rci .
ross xliail carry to the peoples then liv
ng of sill our Allies the heartfelt appre
ciation of what they have done for "'tis
tnd express such appreciation by ev*ry
possible aid and support within their
niwer to send."
NOT WEATHER IS WITH US
Baer's Are Prepared? Are You?
VACUUM BOTTLES
We purchased before the prices went up.
A good pint bottle at
$1.50
LUNCH KITS and CARAFES
We can replace your broken fillers.
An extra good value at__.
BATH SPRAYS
Can be attached to any faucet. We have them in all prices.
Every family needs one.
48c
At our clean fountains we are offering tempting drinks and frozen dainties.
Made and Served Baer's Way
BATHING CAPS- tfl t? Cfl
. Fresh goods, snappy designs. All colors.. ^
BATHING SUIT BAGS AND WATER WINGS
15$
m
TALCUM
Let us suggest a pound of the best Borated Talcum in a
sifting box
BAER'S DRUG STORES
Twelfth and Market Sts. Twelfth and Chapline Sts.
BAER'S SELL IT FOR LESS
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