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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1918

Page

5

Central College Concert Showcases Seay?>

Mary Grace Seay of Chillicothe presented a diverse piano program at Central College Conservatory on Saturday evening, displaying delicate touch and brilliancy, with selections including MacDowell and Rubinstein pieces and a Beethoven concerto. the program closed with vigorous Rachmaninoff and Liszt. The event coincided with a broader note on the Conservatory Class of 1918 and local public notices about the upcoming Red Cross drive on May 20, plus regional news on Mexico Military Academy baseball results and local travel.

Central College Conservatory Mary Grace Seay Chillicothe Miss Seay MacDowell Rubinstein Yinance Beethoven

Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Clerks Office

A list of marriage licenses issued includes Obert N Barnett and Rebecca Fox Higginsville, Duncan Lexington, Feith Higginsville, Evieve Haggert Concordia, and Z Wright Lexington. One named individual is confined to bed with typhoid fever but progressing as expected.

Feith Higginsville Dge Z. W. Wright

Call Issued For 31 600 More Men in National Army

Washington May 16 Provost Marshal General Crowder called up 61 600 more men from 24 states and the District of Columbia for general military service. Movement to camps will occur May 20 24 and May 29 June 2 to hasten men to France and replace those leaving training centers. In May about 366 000 will be summoned. total for May to June about 284 600 to camps nationwide with many technical and specialized candidates. Camps chosen are not limited to national army bases. some men from certain states will be sent to camps outside their states as needed.

Red Cross Lexington Lafayette County Washington States District of Columbia Crowder National Army France Wny Tonigit

War cabinet error corrected on American army use

London reports that Ottawa was informed the prior cabinet statement attributing a decision not to deploy the American Army on the western front was a mistake. The Canadian press notes the error and its correction, clarifying the situation from the Allied high command.

London Associated Press Ottwa War ‘Committee

Russia appeals to Berlin via wireless message

In a wireless message to Ambassador Joffe in Berlin, Russian foreign minister M. Tchitcherin urges cessation of hostility. He notes Russian territorial captures violate peace with Germany and provoke great threat among the population.

London Joffe Berlin M. Teljtshorin Adid Germany

Each Citizen A Detective Washington May 13

A government notice urges every citizen to help detect disloyal acts or utterances. Attorney General Gregory says US attorneys should cooperate with newspapers to publicize offices of the Bureau of Investigation for tips identifying suspicious persons. Second Liberty Loan interest coupons flood banks as the semiannual payment approaches.

Washington Gregory United States Ygy Bureau of Investigation

Five thousand chauffeurs threaten strike in city

May 15 report from Wherson Merrell union official notes five thousand chauffeurs may walk out today. He said only tonight would decide if action proceeds, impacting withdrawers and partner firms downtown.

Chibeagea Tyek Witiner Wherson Merrell Busine Neny Wetek Drtern’ Union Homer Teen

Obstruction Scheme Wiped Out In Tulsa Case

Tulsa officials announce the arrest of Dr A Marshall and Dr W A Nichols, with a third unnamed suspect, in a national draft obstruction plot. Narcotics found. letters from Count Von Bernstorff recovered. both doctors held on $10,000 bond under the Espionage Act as federal officials hint at broader arrests nationwide.

Tulsa Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Justice Pelleves A. Marshall W. A. Nichols John A. Whalen Department of Justie Count von Bernstorff Gernian Marshal Nichole Chicago

Hold Down Price Of Meats

Chicago May 15 Packers are told that any advance in meat prices over current quotations will be deemed exorbitant and unreasonable and a violation of license rules. The Food Administration reports packers have accumulated cured pork products and the cost of placing these products on the market should not rise. It notes that products must not sell higher at one branch house than another, except for normal transportation costs.

Chicago Food Administration IL Rensé

Cancellation of Frederick Wursterbarth's citizenship papers

In Newark on May 15 the federal court canceled the citizenship papers of Frederick Wursterbarth, a German born man who refused Liberty Bonds, Red Cross, and Knights of Columbus contributions. He had been removed as Lake View postmaster for pro German sympathies. Judge Haight ruled his oath had a mental reservation and noted witnesses who testified to his anti United States stance and ties to Germany.

Newark N. J Frederick W. Wursterbarth Federal Wursterbarth Liberty Red Cross Knights of Columbus Lake View Haight

Submarine Losses Outpace Shipyards Says Paris

Washington May 14 an official Paris statement reports in the last three months more submarines sunk than built, boosting optimism amid the submarine war. Washington May 15 Representative Treadway of Massachusetts introduced a resolution to probe statements about Congress.

Washington Paris Beara Congress Grill Creek Treadway Massachusetts George Creel Committee On Public Information New York Rules Committee

Bonkwum Launches Largest Wooden Ship at Orange Tex

Launch of the City of Bonkwum, a 320 feet long and 47 feet wide wooden ship, planned as one of the largest of its kind, occurred this afternoon in Orange. Designed by A A Daugherty. Also notes Coal Week declared for June 1 to stockpile coal for next winter.

Orange Tex Bonkwum Wan A. A. Daugherty

Christian Endeavor Convention at Otterville

The 20th Annual Convention of the 4th District of Christian Endeavor will meet in Otterville June 14 15 16 under the theme Over the Top. Speakers include Dr W H Black Marshall Rev Charles D Todd Rev J W Shell and Rev Bert Hefner with Rev F M Burton returning from Atlanta Ga after attending the MFE Church South general conference. Mrs BE M Petering visits Wellington. note May 20th as first day of Over the Top event.

Christian Endeavor District of Otterville W. H. Black Missouri Valley College Marshall Charles D. Todd St. Louis J. W. Shell J. Blaine Noggle Rev Elbert Hefner Warrensburg BE. M. Petering Wellington

Lost items and help wanted notices from a historic column

Lost Cre tonne Bay beacon with red cross. return to office for reward. Lost tire 385x414 Federal. leave at Lexington Tire Repairing Co for reward. Wanted: a woman or girl for housework and cooking. call 26. Wanted second hand clothes by W. M. Johnson at The Taylor 109 Ninth St. Phone 313. For rent: Store room in Gem building, former fruit store. apply Louis Petsch.

Taylor Avenue Arnold School Cretonne Bay Yim Federal Tire Lexington Tire Repairing Co W. M. Johnson The Taylor Ninth St Louis Petsch

Bowman over seas sergeant sends arrival card

Mrs. Frank Bowman received a card Wednesday evening from her son Sergt John Bowman Quartermaster Department announcing his safe arrival over seas. Mrs. F E Hammer of Tipton Missouri arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mrs Ed McKean. Mrs Frank Peak went to Centerville Iowa yesterday for a visit.

John Bowman Frank Bowman Quartermaster Department F. E. Hammer Tipton Ed McKean Frank Peak Centerville

For Sale Bates Steel Mule and 3 Bottom Plow

Bates Steel Mule and three bottom engine plow offered new for sale. Owner in military service prompts sale. Contact L. H. McAdow of Mayview Missouri for details.

Bates Steel

Corn Sheller for Hire in Lexington MO

Carl Bertz of Lexington Missouri announces availability of a corn sheller for work of any size or type. Ready to handle large or small jobs with reliable equipment and service.

Carl Bertz Lexington

Local livestock and seed listings highlight prices

An 8 month old thoroughbred snorthern bull is offered. Jackson Bradley lists limited 90 day yellow seed corn at 3 50 per bushel and cow pumpkin seed. Contact Frank Speas at R 13 K. 4-5-1mo.

Snorthern Jackson Bradley Frank Speas

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