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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-31

Sir Ohio. Snbiana ilnb asls
tudD: Sh0Hss Wtttsr an syrsitag
un0 lDahridein!ia an Samitaa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
MAKING READY FOR
ANNUAL HORSE SHOW
WADSWORTH ACADEMY MEN,
6ERS ARE GETTING THEIR
STEEDS INTO SHAPE.
Indications Are Exhibition Will Be
Most Successful-Many Local
Riders Will Take Part.

An exhibition Of horSeflesh such as
never before has been seen in Wheel.
ing is promised for the horse show
during the West Virginia State Fair
here September 10 s. Preparations
for the event have been commenced
by the members of the .WadSworth
Riding Academy. Many of the finest
steeds in the city arc stabbed ar the
Wadsworth stables. and daily the
riders of Wheeling's society are re-
hearsing for the gala event.
Mr.. Harry Gee will ride Radiant
King" and Mrs. Gee will ride Louise
Dalow." Count NARROW" the hand
some steed of Charles \. Hanchcr,
which provokeS the envy Of all low
ers of horSeflesh. will he in the show.
Mr.. Julian Sweeney will ride "lSland
Statesman" another of Whccling's
finest horses. "Cob" and Boom
Chief" horses of the Wadsworth sta.
blcS, will be entered. They are jump
crs. and should give an interesting
exhibition.
The success of the horse show last
year augurs we'll for repetition this
year. and many horses from out Of the
city will be entered in an endearOr 10
wreSt the ribbons from the local own
prs. The horse show is held in the
evening on the track in front Of the
grandStand. the track being illumi-
mated for the event by huge lights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
THE LITTLE GIRL NEXT pooR.

The management Of the Court The
atcr Is fortunate in securing for solid
week starting with the Monday matt
nrn tho famous vice hlm The Little
Grit Mex, Door. which has created such
I big sensation in the western cities IN
which il has h"en shown. 1t Is Il pir-
turIzation OF the testimony taken from
girls who appeared hctor" the Illinois
vice commission during its lnrestlg;+-
ton OF white slavery and related sub
tectS. The girls under questioning by
tn. commissioners told at their first
temptations. and Of the false steps
which led 10 their downfall. y few
were rescued before il WAS too but.
Others. alas. paid the full penalty. Tho
most interesting. til" most thrilling.
The most illuminating of these stories
were selected and aGartcd as srcnar!3
for The Little Girl Next Door ana
they are. presented in all their vivid
reality. not for the rurp"S" 81 catering
10 the senSatIonalists. hut for the pur-
I"Sr Of acnuaintinS young people. Young
girls III particular. with the nltlatIS
and snares which 5rSet their pats. and
II" doubt many OF them will hr saved
from, a fate worse than death through
tn, lnStrumentality of this remarkaHI"
nl;u. II Will be presented at the court
twice daily all next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
CHARLES CLIFFORD INJURED IN
HEAD-ON AUTO-CAR COLLISION
YAQU|S ANN|H|LATE
MEXICAN BATTALION

pOUGLA&. Nriz.. ANS. "4.---Thr twcn-
Iy-scr"nd battalion. Sonora infantry.
was practically anuIhillHtcd after II had
hccn ambushrd by Yauuis near i'ata-
monte. in tn" AlHmnS district, about ten
days aEn. according In reports brought
here today 10y arrivals from Snhuirapa.
80 miles south Of the frontier.
Reports "f growing unrest in western
sonora also were received in private
dispatches from Hcrmusillo today.
These gave the monetary and indus
trials situation ~ the chief cause.
The Mexican government troops, about
"0n strong. We're passing through mar
row canyon when the Indians fell upon
them. according Ia the nraGrc reports
here. only u few StraGglers cscarcd.
ii WAS said.
The arrivals also said the InquiS are
committing numerous degrade lions IN
the district and that many of the resi-
dents have Ned into the mountains: Y
said that dc factn cavalry command
AT Sahuraipa under Colonel Anchctta.
has hcnn so reduced by Grserlion as TO
be- unable 10 take the field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
Rye WITNESSES SAY HE DROVE
MACHINE INTO TROLLEY IN
MAIN STREET.
Seemed TO Rave Lost Control OF Auto
mobile or Became Suddenly Ill
Taken to Hospital.

charles clifford Of Wn0dSdalr. sales
llnn for tho Auto Sales company. was
lying in tho ohio Valley General hos
pItal this morning IT e:%n o'clock in
an unconscious condition as Il result ri
running his lnrgr overland touring auto
into a south bound E"nwn0d traction car
ut Fifteenth and Main streets last
night at SO 'nClnCk. 1t WAS reported
from the hospital that IL iS not he
licvcd Ina; hc is seriously injured but
at that time his hurts could not hc
determined. nr. j. T.. MarSchncr is at
lending him.
Eye witnesses stated that clifford was
going north at about ten miles an hour,
when he appeared tn have h"rOnn" sud-
denly i'll and leaned forward on the
steering VINCE. running directly into the
car Others say that he seemed 81 have
lost control nf the machine. Mninrnian
Newton Adams said that h" saw tho
auto coming directly up the track and
that h. checked tho speed Of the car
but could not stop in time. Tho impact
WAS heard for squares and WAS 81 great
that the steering rod hf the auto was
bent by Clifford'S body. He WAS car
ricG to the sidewalk and while await
ing for the ambulance hl"d from IN"
nose and mouth. The auto WAS badly
damaged the front WAS slowed in an!
lights broken. The car fender WAS bad
" twisted. The auto was pushed INTO
EalZcr and BalZCr garage nearby. Frank
Mecks was the conductor of tho car ana
took :; number Of witnesses names.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
"rHE DEVIL AT HIS ELBOW"

The Devil 1T His Elbow. start ling
tivr-r:trt Metro .wond"r-ylay Ill which
clifford Bruce and l'orothy Green. tw"
supreme dramatic artists arc seen IN
tn. stellar roi''s. will be N" feature
attraction 1t thp Virginia Theatre on
Friday and Saturday. This production
contains scores OF big situations pre-
scented on an elabnra," scale III genuine
Settings IN New forkS water front. on
board big Stea ncr at sea. ana on :,
Submarine obtained from tho nit%d
St;trs Navy. II deals with III" subject
OF drink and lis evil influence when
tak.u by mechanical engineer as Il
.;imtliar; 10 continue in II qlniQSt SUPER
hun,au cn,."avnr 90 comrlct" plans ror
a nrw submarine. Mr.. Rrucc has the
role Of The engineer. Will" MISS t'f:cn
..i,ys- Tho mar, of 4 woman Of the water
'front.' Both characters ar" drawn with
a master hand. and afford ih"S" stars
;iuhuundsd opportunity |" display their
versatility and dramatic gifts.
The other offerings arc schs Weekly
and l,.w Drew. Comedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
NEWS BRIEFS

According 10 information receiV-
cd Yesterday by the Associated Chair
ties officials. the sale of Red Cross
seals will start during the week OF
September 9 10 10. A special effort
will be made this year to raise alarg-
or amount Of money 10 fight the
White Plague.
A meeting Of the creditors in ,hc
case of the Nemeycr Advertising
agency. will be held before Referee j.
". Cummins, on September l at $50
a. m.
"A. c. Schiller. trustee in the case
of George Murphy. has filed his final
report with Referee Cummins. The
case is now ready for closing.
--"Unclc Dan" Cochran, WheellnSS
any evening in his scull boat. plying
from Wilson's landing 10 the lower
roini Of the Island.
Col. Thomas v Salisbury and w.
r. G.. Fullerton of this city. will leave
Sunday afternoon for Kansas City:
White they will attend the National
Encampmcnt of the G.. 4. R.
Mrs. Catherine RoGgs. So. Of
l,awrenceville. near Pittsburgh. was
seriously injured at The homo Of ner
niece. Mrs. Edward Strger OF a2A
South Huron street. when she fell
down flight Of stairs.
Prof. T. J. Humphrey is in Hunt.
ington. attending the teachers InStl'
tutc OF Cahell county.
The Buckley family reunion will
be held at Brandywine Park, Winning
ton. Del. and many people from mis-
city and points along the Ohio river
will attend.
--Competetive drilling will he tea-
ture of. the annual outing Of the For!
esters Of America to be held al
Wheeling Park, next Saturday.
The higher prices Of laundry sup
plies due 10 the war, have greatly az
fected that business in this city. &C
cording 10 William ]. Lutz. secretary
treasurer Of the. Home Pearl COM
pany.
Two more of the new fire trucks
were given demonstrating test yes
ierday by tho man from the factory
All of the sleeper grades about the
city were climbed.
The smoke and noise conference
called for tho purpose Of endeavor!ng
10 eliminate the same from the North
End will be held this morning in the
First Branch council chamber.
i. r. Sinkard Of down state Well
known Republican. was in the city a
while Yesterday and said that never
in his memory could he recall such a
quiet year in politics as we are eX-
perencinG now.
A bicycle stolen in front Of the
Dinsmore pharmacy on the Island has
been recovered by the police and
turned over 10 the owner.
Andy Paytas, local foreigner who
has been in the poor house al Erie.
Pa. i'll, may he brought 10 this coun-
Is. a letter requesting such action be-
ing received by the commissioners
yesterday.
Officer Charles Sharp has been
called 10 appear before a court mar
tial in Columbus to testify against
Arthur J. Green. an alleged deserter
from the army. who was arrested
here.
--Rcsidenls Of The East End are
making an effort now 10 get the board
Of control to repave Sixteenth street.
a large number Of local people
attended the annual fair al Jacktown.
Ia. Yesterday.
Two new attorneys John Mathi-
son and Wright Hugus will apply 70
the bar association for admittance in
the near future.
-.-Nlpmhcrs Of Wheeling Lodge. No.
oS, r. p. 0. Elks. are now planning 10
attend the stale convention AT Billie
field. the week Of September 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
FROM BROADWAY TO THRONE"

In the nhotoplay comedy from
Rrnadwar /" Throne. Which IS 10 o"
Shown u, he Colonial Thcatr" today
and tomorrow. Carter r" Haven tn"
famous comedian. takes rart IT: I'm
n,.tlal ficht before the camera. The
affair was arranged with minute atl"n-
tiou 70. details. even 10 the personnel oil
n. principals and attendants. Tn" pi"i
rc,,,!trrd that Mr. 20 Haven hr Knocked
n,i hy IN. professional. What carter
mGancd about was not the ndISnI'y, or
thu. Knockout though that was had
enough bur hn had IN spend about nAit
If hi SSaiary hrihinE his opponent Win
dinners and cigars. not 10 max" the
blnyv too realistic. Tho fight Is JuSe
one Of IN" many humorous scenes in thu
piav. rh" story c'nhodics sensational
.sm.. An engaging story. bright comedy
and scenic inrcs!iiurc ~ great "caut!
rnnnrisinr a combination of elements
tina, will appeal t" every type Of pic
tlre fan. %,
Two sinci" reel comedies will be
shown in addition to above. making a
laugh show from start "a finish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

ARMSTRONG'S MILLS. O.. Aug. 24-c
Lon Parker and brother. Cecil. were BEL
lairc visitors on last Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Lancaster. OF Rellaire;
Mrs. J ". Stonrbraker for several days
last week and this week.
The gas plant was closed about All or
last week because Of the supply OF ell
CINE oil being exhausted.
{. T. Motley Will begin work on the
erection of new horse barn IN the near
future.
Quite a number Of teachers from this
vicinity are attending the teachers IN
stitute al Bethesda
The Little Light Bearers. the infant
organization Of the Presbyterian church
was entertained on Wednesday afternoon
at the parsonage.
Mrs. Felix Mcconnell and Mrs: chas.
Lewis of Belmont visited friends in Cen
terville on Thursday,
T.. e. McGaughy drove a party oI
teachers 10 the Institute In his automo-
bile on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Forman ~ Bel.
iaire visited friends AT Centerville the
last Of the week.
Moundsvilie the past week where he
was buying a car load of sheep.
H. r. Timbcrlake Of Wheeling spent
last Sunday with friends on Armstrong
". y. Hutchinson and wifi" are enter
tanning Mr. Hutchinson's sister and nelce
from Beverly. Ohio.
from the cloud which hung In the east
when the storm broke on Bellaire and
Rrideeport on last Monday evening was
seen III this place. II was indeed a mag
nificent display even from TINS oi R1,bcs:
Wilson Perkins and family OF sGtnrS-
da visited friends here on last Sunday;
Miss Cora McClond Of the Cen!crVtll"
,oIenhone exchange entertained her
Cousins Misses Annetta SchmelzGnoach
and Permetia Peake and Mr. ana ,MIS'
IobjIlin Anthony all OF East Liverpool
Ohio. n few days last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
THE THEATRES
WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN7

But two days remain Of the two weeks
run Of "Whcrr Are My thildrcn" At the
Court Theatre. and there are Stili Il
great many p"rSna$ /" whom TINS re-
markable him Will appeal VIII" hnrc not
seen X. They ar" advised I" !ak" aI-
vantage IT IN" last opportunity this M :
'crnonu nr evening. or saturday matt
nee or night. Il Will hr \ revelation TO
them. as !; has been /" others. 1t Will
reveal IN all its ennrmlty vice which
is much more common in society than
tho average person believes. Md he
cause il exposes Il great wrong against
the moral and civil law every person
VIII profit by seeing Il. Its characters
are real AMI they are thrown int" ma
t2ral relation with one another through
a series of dramatic episodes. prrs:nt2d
by powerful east headed by Mr. Ty-
rome Power. MI the skill Of tho pro-
duc"rs w;,s not wasted on treating the
delicate subject III such manner as
to give no ofrensc: they have evolved
Il phntrplay which would hr fascinating
oven il IL treated nf no moral theme.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25

son Paragraph. was visiting Mr. and:
Mrs. a. Shearer over Sunday. ~ RS E:SSS z
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoover nave ne:
turned from Toledo. %t3,ffi
\. Fl. Bishop Of Philadelphia. IL ,thai
guest Of Ed. Leach. ~; 53+ssss 4
Ed. Adair was a visitor in Zoar on
Monday of this week. 49,
s. 4. Smith of Bellaire. was Ia, tswn
on "Wednesday. E.1fszsl
+. W. Hamilton and family returned
to Pittsburgh on Thursday. ~
Edward Creager of Hibbits. was VISIT;
ing Mrs. Alice Creager over Sunday Z
Mrs. Orville Cappcr' and children yo1s
Hibbits. were guests over Sunday,Ss;Ai
the home Of Jesse Creager. iGS..s5.
Mrs. Ella Rogers of Lake Blug. Ills,
is the guest Of hnr brothers. Alhofts
Thomas and Ed. Adair. &SS4sf;
Cha Ies Adair Of Buffalo. who is erect
ing broodcr factory here, paid .thlls
village visit this week. - ;S4;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Forbes Of Neys
Hagers,own. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ Price on Sunday. - g;
Misses Effin and Marie Price visited:
sunday in Scio and New Rumley tin:
company with P. ". Hamilton and fame
ily ., - 5stsJ.sS3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
HOW MORRISON
WAS ENTERTAINED

CHICAGO. Nag. n4--Thc eccentrci
tics Of Edward W Morrison. aged re-
Clusr millionaire. wcrc revealed in Fcdcr-
a Judge Lands court today In con-
rertion with bankruptcy proceedings
against Morrison.
Witnesses. including John Sommers. a
icwrlpr. told Of spending huge sums Of
money for Morrison in questionable en-
iertainmnni in alleged pursuit Of Grim
mails and III catering to other whims OF
Morrison.
In one case. Morrison himself admit
tod. he had paid $4,000 In Sommcrs to
send In Detectives in Scotland Yard.
Thrnngs in tho court room today
were disappointed when. adjournment
for tho dizzy was reached without appear
ance on the stand OF Alice and Margaret
Rurnsten. Ii and - years old. respec-
lively. adopted da"ehirrs Of Morrison.
whom Joseph Rurnsicn. their supposed
ather. testified were really Morrison 5
own daughters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
DON'T BE BALD.
Here's q Good Way to Stop Iosete4
Hair and Start New Hair Growth Gi4s

Here's q Good Way to Stop LoSe ,14
Hair and Start New Hair Growth cS4s
Hair can never be made 10 grow
again after the hair roots themselves
Iare dead. But few OF us. fortunately
grow bald in a day. and we have AmpM;
warning that our hair is steadily 4roMi
ing thinner.
Partisan Sage is probably 40 e9tN
tive a hair grower as could possibly
be found. but to prevent further loe1
of hair, and to actually start . nev
hair growth on the bald and thinAp0tA
it must be rubbed right into the See!D
with finger tips, or medium sun
brush. so that the hair roots can really
absorb it. Try to get as much On The
scalp, and as little on the hair; g. roeA
sible. Your hair doesn't need It but;
your scalp does, and few weeks 1calni
massage with Partisan Sage Gust Q.
few minutes daily will usually cheek,
any further loss OF hair and make tho
hair grow as thickly and lu1urtantlZ
as ever. js4..t
Unlike many hair tonics, Paf1stAns
Sage contains no sulphur or poisonuuls
wood alcohol. and will not make tho
hair greasy or stain the hair or scalp
II can be obtained from c. H. Groet -
Co. and druggists everywhere, and ~
not at all expensive. s5*;5SsT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
LEESV|LLE

LEESvILLE. o.. Aug. 40. VI.
Moore was here from. Minco. Sunday.
Orlofr Miller was here from yelling
Luther Crimes has returned TO Scto
after visiting friends.
=. V. Hines was ur from nennison
over Sunday.
Forest PRICE was in Rh|rrston on
Wednesday.
F.. 4. Adair was transactinG business
in BoHcrston Wednesday.
Jesse CrcaEcr was visitor IN Shcr-
ndsvillr Saturday last.
Zoar on Monday.
Fred $. shcarcr. editor Of the Denni-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
ASKS EXTENSION
Learned Here That CREDITOR Committee
OF J. v. Thompson viii Ask Ex-
tension On Mortgages.

1t was learned mere yesterday that
within the next few days tho mortgage
creditors ~f Josiah V. Thompson. the
l'ninniown. Pa. financicr. would be- pre-
scented proposition in which they would
h. asked a ihrr"-ycnr extension on all
claims. 10y tho creditors committee.
Tho result Of the extension. should IT
he granted. would he. protection for Mr..
Thumpsnn's rqnit! in mnrIGaged lands
TOR another three years. and financisrs
affected hy tho recrirerShi,l during the
future deliberations Of the Creditors
committee.
Money for the payment of taxes and
interest Is practically assured. y sale
of the coal lands in which Mr.. Thompson
was a heavy investor. ia nearing the
point Of consumma tion and II has hcen
said that the sale will amount To sew
rral million dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
ATLANTIC CITY TRAIN
Over B. g. o. Last Night Carried I'm.
usually Large Number OF wheeling
District Excurston1sts.

\ iarg" number of Wheeling district
,cnn,. lnf, last night over the r. & Q.
,rr two works. Sujnurn at Atlantic City:
There w"rc thiriY-fiv" from Rrnwo"d
community. while among hos" To leave
from this city were: Louis WATERS
Thomas Burke, Mrs. Bell" Eurnctte.
Inhn : Starkny. Miss Ajli" Starkey. K.
. I.athrnk. Jr Morris Rrdman. Irvine
NazIna. Mrs H. A. Smith. Mrs. Anna
l;rrvuId. Mrs. William Hcrvnld. Mrs.
Nav Zimmeru' An. Miss Alice Herrold,
Mrs Robert Addison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
RECEIVES CHARTER
Wheeling Box Exchange, Incorporated
by Local people, Entitled to oper-
ate In West Virginia.

Announcements was received here yes
to-day from charleston that the Wheel
Ing RoN t:v"h,nEe had been granted Il
charter by Secretary OF State Stewart
r Reed.
The new concern Is capitalized a. sl0.-
600 and its incnrporators arc: William
WItSbcrCcr. Albert y. WitSherEor, VIII
liam Garrett. Minnie Witshcrgcr and
Louis WltSbergcr. all of this city. II is
proposed to deal in boards and logs
and the manufacture OF wooden boxes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
s1rcCEsSFuI ASCENT.

SFATTLE Wash. Aug. II.-E0r mo
second time on record. Mount ShukShaI
nns nf the most rugged and difficult
peaks in the CasCaSr Range. was AS
cended Sunday Il party of - Incmh,,IS
Of tn, Seattle MnuutainCcrs club reach
ing tnc summit after three lays climb.
News OF the cXprditiohS success was
received here tntay. the first ascent WAS
Iundr in zoos by .inHhcl Curtis aud Vim.
Price. whose record at the summit wa>
found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
NEW RECRUITING OFFICER.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. "a.
Captain Matthew Batson. u. S. a.. has
been detailed as recruiting officer for
the United States army in the dis
trct which includes the Charleston Of
flee. He succeeds Captain J. Z. Nc
Donald. who will proceed at once 10
FL Paso to reioin the colorS as COM
pany commander in the Twenty.lhird
Infantry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
SUSPENSION LIFTED.

BOSTON. Aug. :i.--The suspension OF
,rartaiu john !. t:v"rs. of the Boston
Nationals. imrcsrd rs President Tcn"r
Tuesday. WAS fir'rh today. according I"
= ,c.r-rar,, from 'ha l"aCu" executive u
prrsidrn, Naurhinn nf the Graves
I,yrr,' indefinite suspension followed
words with the umplres ut S.. Louis
last Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
PERsHING INsPEcTs TROOPS.

FIELD WENHIlF NETF.FiS AMEKT-
CAN PUNITIVE EXHIBITION. Mexico.
Aug. -. via radio 10 Columbus y. Nj
General !. J. rcrshInE left hcadqna TT IT'S
nfay with his Stafr Ia review and In
Sr"rt American troops stationed M var
ions points south Of hor". It Is OK
l"cl"d thr trip will ink" about four
days. tho trip hriuC Tho SECOND part
Of The general inspect ion and review nf
tn" expedition started last Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
STRIKE CLOSES PLANT.

NEW CASTLE. Pa. Aug. 24.-Ser-
eral hundred men have been thrown
nuI Of employment aS a result Of the
closing of the shell department of the
F,llwood City plant of the. Shelby Steel
Tube Company. owing to. a strike Of
pipe filters The strikers demand an
increase in wages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-25
INAUGURATE OPEN SHOP.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. '"4.--The
open shop was inaLEuratrd mere TODAY
by thlrty-ciGht firms affiliated with
the Retail Lumber Dealers Association
and the Ship Owners Association of the
Pacific CSoast with the result iha, mnrc
than 500 stcvSdCres. according In union
officials, went on strike in the lumber
yards with pr"ms" that eight hundred
would he out by night.