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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
Urgent Necessity for
Speedy Action by u s.

CHAUTAUQUA. y. Y. July 2
Looking facts squarely in the face
and coupling with them Americas un-
preparcdness. the conclusion Is I'M
esca nablr that If England fails before
America IS ready. Germany Will IN.
evitably defeat the entente allies and
the worlds dominating force. Pome-
row Burton, London newspaper editor
declared In an address here today at
the speakers training camp for edu'
Gallon in patriotic service.
Nothing Ia more dangerous al this
moment than delay" Mr.. Burton
warned. There Is the utmost urgence
for this country to prepare for war
on vast scale. without the loss OF r.
single hour To carry this great war
program quickly Into effect It. must
have the full understanding and oacK-
Ing Of the people. otherwise the cause
and the country will be In imminent
peril. This does not mean defeat or
The allies but it does mean the pro.
liability Of long war. the burden OF
which in the end must inevitably rest
upon the United States"
Mr.. Burton declared the American
people must realize that the war 10
nowhere near an end. that the most
serious nhases are yet 10 come and
that on Americas promptness or
action may depend the length and
POSSIBLY actual outcome Of the war. y
s. Stanwood Menken. president or
the National Security league under
whose auspices the conference here
Is being conducted. urged that Amer,
ica's prosecution Of the war be carried
on under a small war council. appoint
ed by the President with functions
of direction superior 10 the cabinet,
whose secretaries should br e1ccll-
lives. carrying out the plans Of the
higher authority"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
A||ege Government Has
Failed TO Make Case

NEW YORK. Juir ".---t'cntnnLlons
Thai the uovcrnn IN; had fuiled TO prove
lis rhargeS Of trade rralricl ion and
price King were advanced in tho United
Stetn district court hcrr today by coun-
sol for the Virginia mud W"st Virginia
s'ni-hituminnus operators and corpora
lions "n trial under an indictment
charging violation Of the Sherman anti
trust Law. The government had rested
it's raS.. ari attorneys for tho defense
were arguing that tho indictment be
dismissed.
II WAS indicated when court adjourned
late to-day hnt Judge 'iruhh would not
dismiss any caseS until after tho de-
f"ns" hHd presented It's side. Taking of
testimony for the purpose will be begun
tomorrow.
Dismissal in the cases Of several ~
ihr defendants with tho government 8
consent WAS fnrrsha3o Sod when Judge
tiruhh called on tho prosecution to tRhu-
late the testimony individually against
rarh person and corporation accused.
Tho defendants. instead OF having re
strained trade. es alleged. foster"d and
increased II. their counsel asserted to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
! About People
J Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
Observation-Disclosures

Alvin ]. Nelly. of Martins Ferry. has
resigned a position with the 1ntelli-
gcncer.
col and Mrs George Merchant. o.
this city. VIII" have been on an extensive
tour III III" south. have returned tn
their home.
Deputy State Fire Marshal John Wal
lnrc il home /" spend tn" Fourth with
his family on tn" island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bcut"r and dauSh-
tor. Miss Pauline. nf Rrech Glen, left
yesterday for mnto- trip east over the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Rarss and son
have loft IN q motor trip to Gettysburg
and other points in m" cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlz t'ranzheim will
r'"t"r to Indianapolis. Ind, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. t;rure" j. Mathison and
family. If North Main street. Will mo-
Tor 10 Fort benjamin Harrison within
shc next fHw days.
DR.. w. T. SRmmnnS. Il prominent
young physician of near Cameron, spent
yesterday III Wheeling.
Homer 7. Summers. telegraph npcr-
atUr for the Associated Press hero. went
l." FatrmonI Yesterday. whore he will
work for ten days in new a. r nf-
lie" which was nn"H"i there last even
ing.
Deputy /. $. Revenue Collector Inmrs
r. fancy. accompanied by his wife Is
spending his annual variation In Nir-
ginia and ihc West Virginia mountains
Assistat District Attorney 1, J. 2.
n'iiricn left yesterday for Elkins /" at
tend. the summer term OF federal court.
which opens today.
Chief Clerk Samuel Anthony. If the
I. s. engineers. has returned from an
iflriHl visit Mt Pittsburgh.
Assistant Postmaster ". n. HnrniSh
and family will spend the Fourth with
relatives and friends in Tho country.
making the trip in Mr. Hornish's auto.
captain John VI. Short. deputy /. &.
marshal. is al Elkins attending federal
Cnuri.
Deputy Sheriff Alfred Clator 1nrt yes.
tcrday for ElkinS I" attend rcGcrai
court.
MIR. and Mrs. J. e. Rayl. Of l'hrichs-
vill". OHIO. arrived in the city yeStcr-
Gay l.! att.nd lhr summer exposition
and hOrscshnw. They areStnppinE at
III" Hnt"l Windsor.
col. n. W. Stirk!n. in charge of tho
United states engineer offices in tho
Pittsburgh and Wheeling district. spent
yesterday in Wheeling on "ffirial husi-
moss. returning 10 Pittsburgh last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
WONDERFUL PICTURE
IS At COURT THEATRE
.womAnhood, the GLORY of the Nation,
Opens weeks En9a8enent
Yesterday.

"Womanhood. the Glory OF tho Ma
ton" Hitagraph's spectacular military
production. starring Alice Joyce FegGF
Eyland and Harry MoreT, made t"r me
purpose OF bringing home the terrioic
results of unpreparedness. opened a
weeks engagement at the Court yeSter-
day to big and enthusiastic audiences.
At the evening performance members
OF the Red Cross. nurses. Ta'lon3l
Guards. Boy Scouts. G. n. r.. W. r. G.
and nurses from the city hospital Wit
messed the production and were Won
dcrfully thrilled and entertained. IhsE
we're among the most responsive or inc
big audience. too. TIL" photoplay carries
out its mission admirably when 1t shows
how a foreign foe forces the approaches
of New York harbor and takes the city
without opposition and inrades the en-
tire surrounding country. which the m
vadcrs occupy for months until the
forces of the United States were whip
ped into shape to eXpel them.
The battle scenes are beyond descrtp-
ton, too big in fact. to detail and should
he seen 10 be- appreciated. The picture
does Just exactly what II ia intended II
should. drives homo with telling effect
lust what might have happened to this
country in its state of unpreparedncss
The cast Is made up of All Eitagraph
stare. who are except ionally good In the
parts assigned Them. 'Womanhood"
IL pleasing as wcll as educational and
IN triotic picture and should appeal to
everyone. II makes a most appropriate
holiday week attraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
MountaineeTS Tried
For Big Fraud Game


CATLETTSRrRG. KY. July @.-Rcp
rcscntativcs Of hundred firms from
almost as many cities gathered here TO-
day 10 attend the trial OF f"rlE-FF Nm Nm
lcttcred uountatncrrs nf Magnffln
county, whose trial opens in United
States court hero tomorrow, who. win
mn audnciry and rlcv"rness that rivals
tho exploits -: III" WosI renowned moi
rnpuliinu sharprrs. fltm-flnn mined man
ufariure-s md Inhhcre nil over the
United States III tho extent nf Slnh.n"p
BY tho organization "f tw" FAX" banks
and - fictitious stores.
TalrnI-,l cr"dii mon in III" big cities:
taking for granted n" Authenticity %,
Flowing references from supposed
slJ. Ghh hank had va existence. have IN
tho fertile brain e Il Kentucky noun
;aiurer fnirIy dumped bis quantities ar
goods OF all Descriptions. from pianos
and telephone apparatus 20 mackerfl
and naien, medicines. into MaSnffin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
For films for your kodak 30 to tho
Photo Shop, 1870 Market.
NEWS BRIEFS

Hearing m the application 70 as.
solve the injunction restraining IN"
Richland school hoard from locat!nH
school house on the Alex. McCplIoch
site yesterday was continued indeh'
nttcly.
coroner II. G. Hobbs did not hold
formal inquest into the death OF Georse
r. McDWonald. Warwood BRAKEMAN IoF
the Pennsylvania railroad. who died from
the effects of being squeezed between
cars.
. Squire Hobbs yesterday demanaso
bond Of s2,U0u nf Joe Dcman. 'l:eoo 81
Frank Drrnan and $500 Of Joe "alp"'.
charged with. stahbinE Mike kusE n:
Wnrwund several nights ago. Musk ~
NOT yet nhlG to appear against mem
Nicholas Caravnsios. we'll know
local restaurant man. has received y
beautiful gold engraved medal Tor nav :
ing made III" hes, and perfect Bcor"
To- The gypsy National Motorcycle me.;
ing hold in cu'nhcrland; Nd. recently.
Mrs .t-arovasics has pulled down many
prtz"s for riding in his native country
Of Greece.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
Pershing and His Boys
To March ON the Fourth


PARIS. July at was decided
this afternoon To parade one battalion
Of the United States army in Paris
on July 4.
The American troops will arrive
here on the morning of the thinrd.
They will he quartered In the Grand
Palais. while the officers will be en-
tertained at the military club.
On the morning of the Fourth. q
French band will serenade General
Pershine. playing patriotic airs out.
side his mansion window. After
wards, the general will be the central
figure in commemorative ceremony
at the Invalldes, where he will be
presented with pennant by the So
cietv Of the Cincinnati of France. and
also with a lace flag donated by the
town of lie Puy. Haute-Loire.
The American troops, headed by an
escort OF thirty French soldiers. will
afterwards march 10 the Pic Pus
cemtery. where speeches will be made
at the TONI of Lafayette.
The American troops participation
In the celebration was requested by
the French authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
500 Men Working on
The ChiIIiCOthe CaTnp

CHlLLICOTHE, O.. July with
more than 900 laborers and carpen-
lers al work, construction of the Ohio
West Virginia concentration camp for
the new selPcliye army began near
here Today. Work will be rushed will
all possible speed. and the contractors
to-day said The buildings will be COM
ple,ed by September l.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad has
completed four miles Of tracks 10 the
camp, and many cars Of lumber and
other materials are arriving daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
Greek Glasses Of 1916
And 1917 Called Out

ATHENS Saturday. Jun. 3n.--lt ls
stated IN reliable quarters that the
classes &c 1915 and 1917 have been
called to tho r"lors, az they normally
would be and probably Will b" sent 10
Saloriki for trimming. No other classes
will h" chilled OUT ut present.
Administrative" control by represent
iativcS Of the en;ent" allies "f various
services Will b. withdrawn within the
next week cHCcpl in the raseH OF telc-
graph and censorship which Will be
continued with the cooperation pr
rirrrk Officers.
Colonel Segrnrnnies. who has been
named chief Of tho general sfRff. IL eS-
peclpd to arrive at SalOniki tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
The Closing Out Pricesof
the E. c. Burkhan Stock
lin Many Instances, Are
But Little More Than Half
the Original Card Price!

TO-DAY we begin the second week of this big merger SAL
And from all indications shall deliver the greater porono
the E. G. Bukham stock by the end of the week That wout
seem an nposby when take into consideration the '
stock when begun the sale last Monday morning But
this is an unusual occasion There definite for turn
ina this stock into cash or good paper in short time is
possible to do it.
Note carefully the prices at which these Pianos and Player
Pianos are being closed Then and the instruments
Let us YOU how hundred of these Pianos
are now in everyday USE of the best homes in this
Ohio Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
FOURTEEN DEAD IN
NIAGARA DISASTER

NIAGARA FALLS. y. T.. July .
Two Investigations were. under way
today into the accident in the Niagara
river gorge al the Cantileyer bridge
yesterday when 4 crowded trolley car
on The grea. gorge route was thrown
from the tracks by wash out and
plunged over 4 twenty foot embank.
menl into the headwaters OF the
Whirlpool rapids.
There were no developments 10
cause The railroad officials TO change
their estimate OF ten dead, four
missing and probably dead and twenty
four injured. In addition 10 these, II
was said nine persons who escaped in
jury had been located, making total
Of II persons accounted for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
COAL AGREEMENT TO
STAND; BAKER AND
LANE NOT AT ENM|TY

WASHINGTON, n. c.. July q
Reputation by Secretary Baker, 1t
was announced to-day at the offices Of
the Defense Councils coal production
committee, will not affect the agree
ment between producers and govern
ment officials for the reduction OF BIZ
luminous coal prices.
The general price at the mines Of
50 ton to the public, with 50-cent
reduction on government purchases,
will stand until final figure is set.
The coal committee, II was declared.
will hold the operators to their agree
ment by putting the weight of senti-
ment In the industry behind the ar
rangement.
The threatened trouble in tho cabi-
net over Secretary Bakers action ap-
parently vanished to-day. though the
Question It has brought sharply to tue
front, the policy the government viii
pursue in dealing with business, Is
still a matter 10 be settled.
Secretary Lane, the leading spirit
In the movement for the voluntary
action on the part OF the coal oper.
ators. and Secretary Baker luncheu
together today in q down town hotel,
and II Is understood the incident was
discussed. and that there Is no Ill
feeling over It. Earlier In the day,
Secretary Baker had Issued a state
ment denying that there were any dif'
| ferences Of opinion between Secretary
! Lane and himself over the reduction
in the price OF coal. He said his let:
| ter to Director Clifford Of the council
of national defense. disappearing the
agreement. was written to prevent a
| popular misconception OF what was
! going on in the coal SITUATION. and 70
! make clear that 40 far as me gov
! eminent was concerned, no price
would be fixed until production costs
were determined by the federal trade
| commission.
Government officials who holt that
the public should be given the beneht
OF any price reductions obtained D!
| the government were Tisibly pleased
j today AT the action Of congress in ex'
| tending governmental control 10 many
basic materials in amendments to The
| food control bill. Several amend
ments 10 the bill now provide govern.
ment supervision OF production and
distribution Of not only foodstuffs. but
70 fuels, iron and steel. copper, cot
ton, wool. hides and skins. lead. alum
! mum fertilizers. farm implements,
hemp and other binding twne ma
terials and their products.
The governments policy is expected
TO take one Of three lines: co-opera
ton 50 far as possible with business
! that shows the spirit OF willingness;
price fixing by law; or resort to
| Communicating Of industries and
their operation under government
| control. There Is marked difference
Of opinion in official circles over the
relative value of these widely differ
ent plans and, until President Wilson
makes clear his position sentiment
j NAV not crystalIze on any one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
PROBING DEATH OF
BOY WHOSE FATHER
HAS BEEN ARRESTED
Special Dispatch In thr lntelhEcHcrr.

Special Dispatch IN thr 1n'elhErucrr.
STEUBENVILT.F,. O.. July 2.-Coroner
T. H. Kirk has Just completed An invcst.
CATION into the death Of the 8 year old
son of ". r. Ramsey. Amsterdam r"-
formation preacher. but refused TO rem
der verdict. Two physicians held an
autopsy over the body. They were un.
able to determine the exact cause Of
death, but Rssert that in their opennn
the boy died from a complication "
diseases. originating from an attack OF
appendicitis.
The father was placed under arrest on
complaint Of ne ghbors Of the Ramsey
family. informing the authorities that
Ramsey refused to call In medical aid
when the boy was said IN he In a critical
condition. The man admits the charge
He Is charged with cruelty and is now
out on bond awaiting. a hearing. Just
what will come Of the case Ia problemati-
cal. Coroner Kirk stated that the case
Is very complicated and that he would
20 slow In coming to n final conclusion.
II Ia said that there IS much bitter feel
Ing against Ramsey In Amsterdam. He
Is said to believe only In the faith cure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
PROBING CONDUCT OF
HUNTINGTON POLICE

HUNTINGTON. ". Va, July g
The city commissioners today post
poned the public hearing. on the
charges recently preferred against
Police Lieutenant Harry Hill for Pc
Rod of 80 days. and indicated their in
tention Of widening the scope of che
investigation begun last week so as to
embrace testimony recently given be-
fore the Cabell county grand jury con-
corning the alleged conduct Of certain
members Of the police department.
The hearings will be private unless
further suspensions shall result. in
which case public trials must be con-
iucted by the commission, in accord
ance with the provisions Of the city
charter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
METALS.

NEW YORK July 2.-The metal ex-
chaneS quotes lead steady; cpot II y &
LIN; spelter dull: spot. East 81. Louis
delivery 9h asked AZ London. lead
spot. ia; futures. fan.
NEW YORK. July topper dull.
elect rolytic. spot. and nearby. $50 ~
30 30 nominal: August and later. 12?.0D
n 800.
Iron. firm, No. northern. $a: "a q
53nn. No. . s6l no q =, 90. No routh-
crn. t4S. 10 Fl 100. M. >, Si7.anS4S.i0.
Metal cXchanH" quotes Tin steady;
spot ss1.0a bid
~. london spot copper. :i%h: futures.
SPA lnc: elnrtrniytIc sli2. spot lin
ici3 !os. futures. Ec3i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03

NOTICE-There seemed
to be a general impression
among those who took ad-
vantage of the sale last
week that they were
obliged to pay all cash in
hand to procure one OF
these instruments. But. We
have arranged to accept
monthly payments in set
Element for your choice OF
either a straight Piano or
Player-Piano.
In other words we have
only a short time in which
to dispose of these instru-
ments and we will not let
anything in reason pre-
vent us from accomplish
ing our aim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
OBITUARY
Joseph MoGeary of Calls.

Following n brief illness Joseph s;
Mrt;cary. aged 81. retired farner OF
calls Marshall county. died in the Glen
dale hospital yesterday afternoon az
I'm o'clock. Death WAS caused by q
complication OF diseases.
Mr.. McGeary had lived In Marshal
county all his life aud was well known
In the Calls and Cameron sections. he
leaves besides his wife. Janette NC
Gjeary tho following dauGhters: MIS-
Stella Strosnider, Mrs. Violet DeLong
and Mrs Moran nf this city; also q
brother. Pickens McGeary. of Mounds
"illc, and one sister Mrs. Anna "rtsaH
OF Elm Grove.
plcie last night. but services likely Will
be held Thursday afternoon In the fam
lily home. with interment in Mt. Zion
cemetery. this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
SUGAR

steady; centrifugal, sG.5o: molasses.
1854: refined. steady: cut loaf. 5000:
crushed. ss75: mold a. $500: cubes.
1925: XXXN powdered. $40: powder
ed. ;7.s5; 7ne granulateh $50: dia-
mond 4. $3.50: contection"rs y. sT.t0:
No l. s1.35
sugar futures after steady open
ing. gradually sased or und"r lirulda-
ton. prompted By the more liberal Of
rerinrs in the spot market. NJ noon
prices were % 3 points Iow"r.
Later a part - rho list advanced on
covering Closed irregular points
tower 20 : higher Sales. IS "Sn tons.
September tS5n: Decnmher, i5.3S; jan
:ary, t5.nS: March. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
Garman Statement.

BERLIN via l.ondonJ. July THE
German official statement ISSUED tDoaS
SAYS that the t;allcian Village ol Nh
fuchv was lost Yesterday 10 the Rus-
SLAMS but that the Russian. mass at-
rack vas caught UP in barring pc
,sttion." \ fresh Russian attack against
this position. ths statement aoos' Wa
frustrated Tn. .eSt Of the German an
nouncement dealing with the easIef''
from; says: oe
Eastern thea,er: Army group o.
Pr,ncs Leopold: The Russian attack
sunday between he Upper Strlpa any
tho eastern bank o. the Narayu'Ha leo
to heavy fisntinS. inH psfss s,t vi 1Hf
--he koniuehy sector and the lines to
The east and south or Brzezany.
An exceedingly strong artillery pre-,
paration which lasted TWO days lurnsa
which enemy regiments stnrmed
throughout the day. The village of No.
niuchy was lost.
'"The Russian mass attacks was
caught up in procured barring POS -
ton and fresh attack against TINS
airing position Was frustrated. hlc
fighting was especially bitter on .ootn
sides % the BrzeZany:
sixteen Russian divisions. cons t9nl
" employing fresh troops. assauite"
our positions there. which were com
uletelv maintained or recaptured by
counter attacks by Eaxnn. Enlnelano
and Ottoman divisions. their brave de-
fanse swaying tho battle. the Rus-
si.n losses surpassed any measure hith-
erto known Some units have been en-
tirely dispersed.
Along the Stocked and on the nnies-
ter the lively artillery activity OF the
Russians continues.
o.. ITO the north OF the Kovel-Lutck
railway line an attack Of the enemy
broke down before the front OF an Aus
tro-Nungarian division
ha OF both other armies
there was nothing Of Importance TO re-
port"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
Grandmother, The Pioneer Physician

In the good old pioneer days OF this
country. when drug stores were lew,
grandmothers root and herb remedies
we're what were always depended upon
to bring relief for family ailments;
and some Of grandmother ROOF anu
herb remedies are now found upon
The shelves of the modern drug store.
and are among the best and most
widely used prepared medicines.
Snch Is Lydia f. Pinkham'S Fegr-
table COMPOUND, a botanic remedy.
originally prepared by Lydia +. Pink,
ham, of Lynn. Mass. over forty years
ago, and which has BROUGHT health
and happiness to more women IN
America than any other medicine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
Threatened With Fate
That. BefeI PetroSin0

BOLOGNA. Friday. june 2a.-JoShph
w. Grigg. the New York dctec'iv" VINO
came here In connection with In" case
of Alfredo Cocchi. the murderer OF
Ruth Cruger. has been warned that ne
will meet tho fate OF Lieutenant Pc
trnsinn Lieutenant Joseph Petrosino
was chief Of the Italian bureau of the
New York detective force. He was sent
TO Italy by the New York police de-
partmea In the spring OF !?9', ana IN
March OF that year was aSSaS$inatcd Il,
Palermo. Sicily. Tho murdercrs Of Pc
irosinc wore never brought 10 Justice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
FLAG RAISING ON FAIR
GROUNDS TOMORROW

The flag raising tomorrow on the new
exposition building At the summer expo
si,inn and horse show on IN" West Ntr-
Ginia state fair grounds will be under
tho auspices Of tho Monroe county
C0hoD Society Of Greater Wheeling.
Th" Beautiful fnlis -: "old GLORY
will he unfnrl"d 10 the breeze nj ln:d5.
'rh" Greater Wheeling hnnd has been
secured ny tho M"nrnvians for the en-
'irc day. and will be IN hand 10 help in
tbs. flag raising EXERCISES. The splendid
program beginning with the automobile
parade Mt Ia and continuing Throughout
the day is now complete.
Harris Johnson. deputy auditor UNI
der tn" old cit! administr tttnn. E"strr-
day took n" nGth Of ufi"" as deputy
Shnrfrtundnr Shcrfr Hastings.
In tho bankruptcy case or NJ. Olszta.
South Wheeling undertaken. nm ord9r
of adjudication and reference was on
rs-cd III the federal rnur; Yesterday an!l
he WAS referred III Referee j. w.
rEmmins.
Boy Scouts ware employed Jester.
day IN delivering IN" annual report ~
tho Wheeling CONNIE rclal association
To its 500 members.