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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-04-28
APPOINTMENT IS MADE

Dispatch from Washington state that
our genial friend II A. Cole has been
appointed postmaster at PaV Paw His
name was seat to the senate for confirm
alton last week. The present incumb-
ent's term expires May %, although he
did not take over the office until June
u. 1t is probable that Mr.. Cole will be
promptly confirmed and receive his COM
mission in time to take over the office
the latter part of May.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-04-28

G. G. Youpg has sold his beautiful
home here to parties in Decatur, who
will take possession OF the same some
time this fall Mr.. Young and family
will remain here until then, when they
will move on a large farm near Decatur
purchased by them. The True North
erner and their many friends here re-
gret very much to lose this estimable
family and all wish them we'll in their
new home
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-04-28

Mrs. Olivia }. G.. Woodman of Paw
Paw has been engaged to preach every
other Sunday afternoon in the Universal
ist church in Decatur. Mrs. Woodman
addressed Wayne grange one evening a
few months ago and it was one of the
best talks the members ever listened to.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-04-28

The Royal Neighbors invite their hus.
bands to meet with.them Tuesday 'eve'
ming, May 2, at Memorial hall. For par
ticulars see Mrs. Lake or Mrs. Hirle
man.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-04-28

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
INABILITY TO FILL
ORDERS IN STEEL
worries Manufacturers More That the
Effort to Secure New Business
Bir Contracts Pending.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE steel
mills are declared 20 o" more conc"rn"'1
about Inability u man" aPIL'Ht'"i'
Roadway against tn" mass ~ orders al
ready Upon the books than in SsctrlH :
new contracts. although shi?men~; IN
September thUS Ear are n":H SS;l;:taE'
cory than IN August.
Domestic consumers u.',>ss for til.
frs, half OF mex; year are Tar t:"in
hH:nS satisfied and the t"rrlSn afn'i'nu
large additional tonnage II mills, -oEio
premise shipments before July 1871 Be
cause "t this latter handicap ever eS-
port orders are being placed nov. 90
Russia. continues negotiating for h".-
01G tons o. barb III wire ana the clos
ing OF contracts ter 1.5"n more railroad
cars. requiring 5000 tins ~ steel! -
imminent. japan AMI Tat: @r. stu
urgently pressing Tor sEip liatHS IN
lots OF 2"6h :" 5.'l' IONS. l.nElanG
wants semi-flnisAeL SIT. >krlp and low
ph"sphoruus and hasi' pig. iron. i!nl-
land has taken I.n39 tons and Swl;Z"r-
has taken 5000 tons EcSsc'1cr iron anC
wants more.
Domestic consum"rS Of sheared r:4tr~
are arNiousiy seeking I" place Orders
for - ) hh0 10 lnh. t.HD toss - plates with
Pennsylvania mills tnor" than hali E:
this tonnage is wtr:ri b.. SnipyaIoS IN
the Atlantic coast. The continued pres
sure Cor wrougn: lie - Impressed IN
Yields and Of - a ION on lap weld.
S,ee! and iron Roller tubes also 'ern
up. 81 ton. Til" nesi II shoe: bars
IS shown in the "ttcr!nts - premium
u: So To IS on over prices pad
un recon, orders 50: u $40 ton =.
. for shipment over the la&t quarter of
ihiS year.
Railroad equinmcn, orders placed in
the past few days require $50 tons
% steel. Miscellaneous rail Inquiries
-, - go, Tn I'CnnSSi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
NEWS BRIEFS

The body of the young son OF DT
and Mrs. J. R. Thornc, of Paden CITY
who was drowned in the Ohio river
Thursday. has. not been recovered, ar
cording TO word received here laSl
might.
Superintendent c. E. Citizens, Of
the Wheeling schools, expects SUP
stantial increase in the enrolment THIS
morning.
Joe Henderson. 4 Second ward ne
gro. was given preliminary nearing
Saturday before United States Commis
sionry George T. Boyd. on a charge oi
selling lnioXicants without a govern
mrni license and in default or S3ou Was
committed To the ONO county l an -
/ appear before the MartinSburS 1edera'
6 rand jury this week
Limited States Assistant District Al
,orncy J. J. =. O,Biren. has lett inr
Martnsburg. where he. with other acpu'
" attorneys will assist District After
new stuart W. Walker at the reGuiar
term OF court. The grand jury conrenes
io-norrow \ number OF cases IRON
the Wheeling district will be lnVeSu'
gated. u,a
Earl Zornes. Of WellsburG. aliessn
white SLAYER. who way removed trcH'
tho Ohio county jail about ten days ago.
10 the North Wheeling hospital, ~hcre
he was operated upon for an aosccss OF
tho head. has been returned 10 Inc pTlSoil
and will be taken TO MartinsouTe uliS
week II appear before the leucra' 3 Div
jury. ,,,,. ,,,o--cd
with wife murder. has been reset III
criminal court for trial October 10:
Judge nc biuson released l1aAel t>diI-
sew. indicted on u shoplifiing charge. on
nnroI. with n warning that repetltloh
of he" offcnse will draw a severe prison
sentence. ,,iod ~
~ foreign woman. who declined 10
diyLlgc nor name. WAS arresieu y.
,ecIlyr Fred Frazier on charge OF
stealing 4 set OF furs. worth Sl4s from
thr George NJ. Shook store. She WAS
held 10 the grand jury under Sl.Poo pail'
und.r the rome OF lane Roe.
Motions TO dismiss the suits against
rx-Shcriffs w. NJ. Clemens and W. VI, ~
Guaranty Company r. Parkers purE u
concerned. were continued in Part ! '"L
circuit court until September 25' penang
The iilins Of new affIdayiIs .b
Lester a. Burch. Wheeling YOU u
held in iail awaiting trial S"rtemoc
on 4 charge OF bivam?, j. w"rr! ing out
utri,. over divorce suits filed by MS two
gives. R"rnr.s persist thHt miro WIG
will soon start divorce proceedings.
II. ocal hunters report thar SQUIRE
are rot Eum"EnuS III INC ioicS'S H
small hlaze in the root OF a vacant
house IN. Alley Il. in the rear Of the Sal,
vaiion Army industrial hall. about ~
O'Clock Saturday night. was tNtins uisn
cd by the Eleventh street Chcnlcal oon'-
pany. ,., ,,,,,,,v iail
o, nichi. owing 20 the cold spell. ana
Night Iailer i;c"rse GauS has prov 'o'o
nrisrn.rs with warmer blankets.
'' ~ arrests have been made. although
1nhn Doe warrant was issued Tor d
%ri,'sm who is said To have whipped one
81 H., fire knrsc> unmcrcifuliy ouIlHs
;hc fire near Twentieth ano hLi'i
mads COMPLAINT for the warrant. >,
AL things com" tn him who waits.
r,,.., INCL. TOMS Cabin. which Will pe
y, RI , ,'our, theatre Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
PUBLIC INTEREST
IN STOCK TRADING
Featured the Market During the Past
weef-Total Sales Were Very

NEW YORK, Srpt. 1.-THE extent ~
last weeks f.vcriSh speculation may hc
Judged from the fact that operations.
iurludIng Saturdays tx" hour session
shares This is cAcluSiv" of many
trades in odd lots which are not report
cd by Tho stock ticker.
Public ar nut side interest was tue
largest and most rXtrRSiN" IN year,
Thu advance. Was far NOR" lnpr"SSlN"
than last years m"tcori'' movements
which w"r" mainly confined |" tn" So
called war brides"
In no important Instance did tn" war
shares come within hailinS dlSianr" al
last years naAiuGm$. United states
Steel VS. the leader. it's "v"rturn TOR
the week at the new record "i >I."N'
amounting tn fully l.l0O.nhh shares.
Allied induStrlatS were equally strong
presumably on IN" known stat" a. IN"
steel industry. which is proceeding At
point Of unprecedented prosperity.
This was demonstrated Ivy IN" new or
Increased dividends declared by those is
coppers and metals in genera! were
active and higher. Equipment shares
followed the lead Of irdus,rials hut
munitions and motors were under pres
sure. although general motors over
Swallowed all other stocks on it's rise
81 lT6 points to $50.
New records also. We're made by rails
Reading rising TO $l:l4'". while Union
Pacific touched $l.tNt4. It's top prIc"
since 1919. in tho brisk and general nd 3.
vance which featured the weeks final
dealings.
There was a better inquiry for bonds
and other investments a. direct Sal".
hut tho movement failed 70 reflect The
extraordinary dealings on tn" exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
To FORM FLEMING
F!VE-THOUSAND CLUB
STRONG LOCAL ORGANIZATION
BOOSTING PAIRMoNT Man
FOE CONGRESS.
Nearly Nine Hundred Names Already
Secured--CondIt1ous Favorable
Over District.


l'lans for the organization OF a
"Flrming F'ivc-ThouSand Club" arc well
under way. and the next few days Will
see we'll formed body uf voters IN
Ohio county boosting the candidacy OF
Hon Thomas w Fleming of FatrmOnt
for congress from the First district.
The club being organized by DR.. Alvin
Cummins. who is managing Mr. Flem-
inE's campaign Though the movement
has been on foot less than three days
nearly goa names have already pecn
secured. and it was stated last night
that of this number. 3iS are former
Democrats who state they will support
Fleming fer congress.
Or. Cummins returned tn wheeling
last night from trip over the flrSt
district. and tn an ,Intelligenccr report
or. rXptessed himself as beng hlghIy
clated over the situation. The voters
everywhere, he said. arc enthuslastic
over the prospects Of the election nt
Hughes. Robinson. Fleming. and IN TACT,
the entire Republican ticket, state and
national.
DR.. Lummins conferred with NJ
Fleming in .Fairmont yesterday. Inc
Renu blcan congressional candidate VIII
no I'm this city tomorrow to attend me
Rmrah- Robinson meeting At the Audi
torium tomorrow evening, and may re-
mai here a few days.
DR.. Cumnins said yesterday That ne
has arranged for the purchase OF III.
automobile, which will be placed at
the disposal of Mr.. Fleming and MS
friends during the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
nick HARRISON REMOVED FROM
CITY To SOUTH At MIDNIGHT
certain if he were able to make the

ascertain if he were able TO make the
trip.
Young Harrison was neve: charged
with being implicated in the cen:ra'
Station train robbery, for which his
brother got - years in the Federal
prison last week. but according 10 the
Federal authorities he made affidaTlts
duplicating Jeff Harrison.
1t is reported that Dick Harrison is
10 be taken south 10 be arrd!Sned IN
court on another charge. During Inc
several months he was in The local
hospital he was kent under Il heavy
guard, as much matter of projection
TO the prisoner as precautloa 10
guard against his escape, as ne often
expressed fear that members of the
gang would kill him for certain admis-
Sions he made to the authorities I'M
plicatlng his half-brother, jeff Harri-
son, and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
HUE NOT HERE YET.

Although .\nti-Sal""n i""ntu" Atinr-
rry Charles EarharI expects state lr"-
hihiIion Commissioner Fred q. hiu,,
her" - aSsist in III" prosecution or
YnsI law cases in criminal court. MI
Rluc had nni arrived last evening. r."
was IN t;raftmn. attending hlE prom
hilton law enforcement meeting N"s'"r-
dav. ami rosshl" mav come nero ms
morning It was also reported last
night that deputy Trnhihltinn Fommis-
sioner Skin" Ra.hhnnr Will also he
here in connection with the Inst law
prosecutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
LINSLY SCHEDULE

With only three open dates when
will be- tilled within u short time. Coach
Guy Holden has announced the footba u
schedule for Linsly Institute. The sea.
son opens September 80, with the final
game. November - is with Martins
Ferry a. League Park. Games nave
been scheduled with the Shadyside
Academy Of Pittsburgh. Marietta High
school: at home; and Moundsvlllc, Trla-
dcluhin Sistervilic abroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18

custody bv the notice at an carly hour
this morning. Frank Ferland, drunk.
was taken in by Officer Miller. John
St. Clair. with Il razor and a knife on
his person. and drunk too, was taken IN
tow by Officer Moran. William VIM
ters and Mike Jcpoc. disorder lies. were
palrolnlan Coulter's contribu tons.
John Doe, drunk, by Officer Parish,
deposited Stu and was released after
SOLDERING up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
OPEN SEASON SATURDAY

If il IS possible the Wheeling High
school football team may open It's sea-
son next Saturday nj League Park
The WcIlshurr High school team may
be arranged This Was announced last
night 10y rrof. II. Il. Johns Of III"
Wheeling High school. SCrimmaEc
work and sigma! practice Will conS'i-
tu,e the work OK the Gold and Blue TINS
coming week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
BROTHER OF TRAIN BANDIT
TAKEN OVER 3. G. 0. UN-
DER HEAVY GUARD.
Reported That He is to Answe- for
Crime Committed In Bir-
mlngham, Ala.

Dick Harrison, the young nalf-broth-
er Of Jeff Harrison, the train bandii.
who has been in the North Wheeling
hospital for the past several months,
suffering with nervous prostratioA
and an attack of locomol0r ataxia.
was removed from that institution
shortly before midnight last night. and
under guard of United States Marshal
Ned Smith and deputies. left on No.
105 on the Baltimore & Ohio road for
Birmingham, Ala. Or. E. II. sRlant
made ar examination Of Harrison 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
TO BUILD BTEAMERS.

BERLIN, Sept. -. D. M Ia LIN =.
Juu S,ul Is @.i2 Il. n.-tialnnuTE -
emulatirg the example SIT by ENGLAND
and America. Big German Shipping men
hnyr formed L million mark Sh'ppnlid-
iuy company which will Immediately
h.yin the construction Of L series OF
= nm ian STEAMERS for GERMANY =
TrI,irbt carrying trade after The war:
The hamburg american line is behind
th, new project.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
QR|T UARY
Enpann Il. YOder

Following IN illness Of several weeks
nf leakage Of III" heart. Eugene II. va
dor, aged is. n student of the Elliott
school. died Saturday morning a, 81
o'clock in tho HON" Of hi@ St"r-fath ="
David Slhlcr. No. ! Tenth street. Mi
Yndcr was unusually popular amon=
his school companions. !ie was NOM
her Of tho First christian church. sur
viving arc his parents.
Funeral services will he held nj tho
place Of death Tuesday afternoon ~
so o'clock. with tn" Roy. ". II. Fields
Of the Christian church. officiating. In
torment will be in Greenwood Gene
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
Funeral For Mrs. Rauschenberg

: large concOursr OF Trinnds anu rot
ativcS attended tho funeral services for
Mrs. Sarah l.. Rausch"nhrrS. wife nf
Emil &. Eauschenbcrg. which were hold
in thu family home. No Eiaymnnu
street, Saturday afternoon. Tho Rev,
+. Z. Rrinins;onl. Of the First Baptist
church. ufficlaied. Miss Anna PciS-
miller and Phil Mcclure sang several
beautiful selections. lntcrmrnt WAS in
Greenwood cemetery. Tho pallhcar"rs
were: Charles CALDWELL Richard Riley.
nydy Ginccry. Harry Grcwy. William.
krnna and Arthur Johnson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
SUPPLY NAN DETACHED.

NEVADA. Mo. Sept. IA special
train On the Missouri Pacific carr III :
Inc sunpIv companies Of IN: Flsst ana
,mn,, arrdn Texas, went into ditch
from "rn laredo. Texas. went nto ditch
todav near Houndvile. Mo. ten miles
snmth of here The seventy soldiers
in si.rrrrs at the rear OF the train
were badly shaken up but none WIS
IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
BIG GOLF TOURNEY

CHICAGO, Sept lI-PrnfcssipnaI
golfers from half a dozen ar more states
will compete on the GlcnvIcw cours"
here tomorrow for tho honor Of repre-
scnting the middle section Of I he ccun-
try in thc national championship at 81
wannv. Mount Vernon. y. y. ncAt
month. Players from Illinois. MichiSah
rbin Irdi,u, Kentucky. Tennessee
WISCONSIN and Alabama have entered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
VOLLEy BALL AT Y. M. c. a.

Among the business men taking part
in tho gymnasium classes. v"il"y nail
has bcc"m" Popular and between inc
noon class and TIN. !:lr class lnalch
has l..n arranged for ThnrSdaE even
inr ,rL. Iu.,tr.r will j." played mt tn"
Y NJ Z. A. gymnasium and Will br in
charge " rr,rr. =. i. Miller. director
If Ihc nMvSiral LeIartnrnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
THE THEATRES
THE BIRTH OF A NATION

80 many were turned away during the
last engagement Of Tho Birth uI a Ma
ton and SO many rcIn"4tS have i'"n
made for it's return it has been booked
Ia hc shown at tho court Theatre for
three days beginning mex; Monday af-
t"rn"on and continuing Tuesday and
Wednesday.
m"ndnuS ana vital picture Yet prnduccd.
The reconstruction OF Il nation after thc
abolition OF slavery. Is SraphicallE
shown. and one secs all uf the great
events that led up 10 the reunion Of this
nation.
y splendid musical score. combining
folk tunes. patriotic airs dance melodies
and excerpts from The compositions or
the great masters. all so arranged as t"
fit happily into thr enacted scenes. Is
played by 4 large symphony orchestra
and this music plays no small PAL in
the enjoyment which the picture affords.
VIRGINIA STRONGER LOVE"
y very beautiful girl dressed in Il SIM
pie cotton dress The handsome cit! "X-
pert and the slalwart noble mountain
ccr. Such Is the triangle IN the latest
Srrngrr Love" starring Vivian Martin
and coming To thr Virginia 'heatre Mon
day and Tuesday,
On Thunder Mountain lived Nell Ser
viss. wild flower % surprising beauty.
Tho Servi&scS were at frud" with the
Ruthcrfnrds who lived OH the other side
Of the mountain. Jim Scrviss. n cool.
clcar-eycd young m"un:a inrcr was tho
leader Of his elan and between Jim and
Nell SerViSS WAS Il sort of mountain be-
trothal but Nell also had another noun
tain sutton in .Iim'S brother n w0rth HESS
fellow. who annoyed hrr ''iih his attHn-
lions IN a sacritic" few women hay"
ever hrcn called upon 20 MAKE, It'll"
Nell Inundated herself that another
NIGH, hn saved and by ST. doing triumph
cd in The Stronger Love" that lifted
her higher than the mountain peaks.
Tho added features for tho two days
arc Chapter 10 The Mysteries OF Myra'
and Travclogue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
-ro1E sso 900 I'm JEwE1RY

LONG BRANtH. =. J., Sept. IL III
nnI;re are searching for thief who
brokr into the home OF Mrs. Edward
+. G. Young. at Oakhurst. SATURDAY
nipht and carried of jewelry valued by
Wrs Young at $4,000. Shadow
lawn" President Wilson's summer
hnmr. is about quarter mile from the
house which was robbed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
WHY WASN'T WHEELING At THE
LEAGUE NAGNATES' MEETING?

heart failure to-day in Colonia Dublan.
according TO news received at army
headquarters. He was stricken while
preparing 10 leave for Calexico, Cal. TO
command q briga0e OF National Guard
troops encamped al that place. He was
born in Ohio 80 years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
ARMouRs ELIM1NATED

OMAHA. Sch. Scl1. 1.-The ArmourS'
wlIr won the championship "' 'nlhh,''
rlnxhcd with rho General El""lrIrS IT,
r." hnidcrs of Minneapolis today and
Omaha WAS eliminated from the inter-
rlIy series which will d"'crm!n" the
mai ional amateur baseball chalhpinh-
ship. The score was Ia :"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
BUFFALO TAKES RAG.

PROVIDERS Il. l., Sept. li-THG
Information League season conciud'd
today with ENffalu winning the penhah'
lrv - comfortable margin. Though Inc
BiSrns cinchcd Ihc pCTmant several
DAYS ago it was not until ionays Eamcs
were completed that II became known
which team would I've found IN Secon ]
place Providence finished second and
Montreal third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
nrEE LITTLE L1AR"-REx

In THE Little LIAR. the now Triangle
feature which will be the leading attraC-
linn at the Rex theatre. today and to-
morrow. there Is presented to the pa
irons one Of the most unique stories eve"
told on the screen. Mae Marsh and Rob-
crl Harron are featured In the leading
roles and noteworthy supporting cast
includes Olga Grey. Jenny Lee and Carl
Stnckdalc Mae Marsh. rs Maggie. the
little dreamer Of dreams. who in tn:
mraneSt Of environment is able TO i'm
aglnn herself different person in luz
urious surroundings. wildly tyniflcs Il
universal characteristic romantic child.
II is doubtful If Mae Marsh has ever
had a picture in which there is more
chance for hcr 10 display her peculiar
gift for conveying her. thoughts To tn"
audience than in The I.ittl. Liar" \
Pathcs Weekly will complete the pro-
gram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
F,,neral For Mrs. Hinze,

Following funeral services held Sat
urday morning in tn" family nom".
South Wheeling. for Mrs. Rosa IIinz".
requiem high mass was celebrated i'll
ST. Joscph's cathedral NJ o'clock. Mrs.
Hinzn died last Wednesday. following
Il brief Illness. lnt"rmunt WAS IN Nj.
Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18

United States Senator w. {. Borah
and Judge ira E. Robinson, aepubIi-
can candidate for Governor, will ad.
dress the Republicans Of Ohio County
and adjoining counties Tuesday night,
September 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
RIVER NEWS

The Ohio is continuing 10 rise he
cause of the recent rains on The upper
rivers. From the MononGahela rise
of two feet is reported on its way.
The local pool last night at s o'clock
contained 10 feet and below the Nc
Mechen dam there was three feets Of
water. The only departure was the
Ruth al p. m. enrouie from Park
ersburg 10 Pittsburgh. The Liberty
will be in tonight al s o'clock and is
scheduled to leave tomorrow morning
at 1870.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18

Judging by tho above telegram
Whrclings representatives either fail
I'd To arrive in Dayton or meyer started;
lust why this city WAS not rcprPsentrd
at the meeting could not he. ascrrtained.
Willis Marshall en-" Of tn" direct ors
of the Wheeling Athletic association.
who was selected il was reported Ia AT
tend Yesterdays meeting was reached
by Tic lntelligenc"r. II" Said. that he
declined To attend owing I" other ar
fairs. and understood thr matter Ia fall
upon either Richard CT"Sap or Pop
Shriv"r. Neither could he reached late
last night.
1t is evident that The meeting was
"a He'd by President DicksrSnn in yield
ing 10 the demands Of Pop" Shriver.
although IL was several days late.
Wheeling had it's chances IN appeal
from the presidents decision but II he
gins 10 look as if they have cold feet"
and arc willing 10 lot Ihr city be rob
bed of it's just hnnors without register
inG a kick other than through the news
DancTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
Funeral For MI. Walk.

Funeral SERVICES were hold IN 'thf
family home us Market street. S;tur.
,lay morning for Edwin Walk. 4 vel
known local young man. Requiem hIgl
mass was celebrated in ST. AlphonSus
church At = n'cl"rk. ln;ermcnt was il
Mt Calvary cemetery.