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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-28
AS THE EDITOR SEES TT

Bemid last August let contract for con-
crete BRIDGE the contract price $22772
including walks paving
that contract there was absoev no po'
made payment of the BRIDGE
There no specified should be
completed.
stated finished and that it
will be aboutn mex before it is completed
paid by warrants Drawing
perez
How nor where money bridge from
figured |.'.
a $22,772 1t to the
payers to out for It,
nutshell exists today regards the
It isn't duty
analysis SUCH plainly and
is exactly the surface. But
TO BE PAID FOR BY THE TAAPA4Ehs of
all there is to it,
aside the past
would good purpose to mpune any Interior mo'es o
with what has happened
bridge proposition and it is now
fol the o
the council has the best interests
of city aid Be-
in is attempts o should.
the of Bemidj to whom the
apply.
We good community in
phases the years passed on od Scores
eaoues the bust
The people have selected the
desire them administrators OF he ous
slightest
ability standing
council Cities there not but
Bemd and its people
bridge asceraned No doubt
should be done
md andth fully
them all to sobey
nely solution Of what best
the
matter will be
detail the majority the city OF
This; of course is only las the editor sees it,"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-28
An illusion.

Touch your forehead with the fore
finger. Keep the latter motionless and
slowly rotate your head and you will
have an irresistible sensation that II
is the finger tip that is moving and
not the head ..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-28
A Gentle Reminder.

John-I understand Dashleigh's un-
Gle has died, leaving him a fortune
Tom-Yes. He has received a great
many congratulations. Why, even his
tailor sent him bunch of forgetme-
nots Observation-Disclosures Mail.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-28

The voice of the tempter always
sounds sweeter than the wee sma'
voice O. conscience. - Florida Times
Union.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-28

To form a good broom holder, nail
two spools to the wall about two inches
apart. Hang the broom upside down
between the spOols.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-28
CHECKING WIRELESS

q $50 (By United Press) sou
Chicago, March 2S.-Government
wireless Investigators are hunting all
"outlaw' wireless stations on the
Great Lakes and checking all ex-
plosives in the city, x
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-28

A NEW VENUS
perfect in its proportions was re-
Gently discovered in Florence.
Upon q spinal column perfectly ad-
justed depends not only beauty but
health. 81.
cHRoPRAcTIc ADJUSTMENTS
correct abnormal conditions and aid
Nature in restoring health and poise.
Investigate this science for yourself
and tell friends, who needlessly, SUI
fer, about It.
A. DANNENBERG, D. G.
First National Bank Bldg, Bem1d j
Office Hours: 1912, 1905. 7-8
Phone 406-W
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-28
TOWNSHIP PLA1S
BELTRAM| COUNTY

We have them here at the Pioneer
Office.
What township do you want?
Those we have in stock are most
in demand.
They show the high lands, swamp
lands, rural highways, farms, school
houses. etc.
They sell for Is cents each.
We have most Of the towns In
ranges 26, 80, 81, SO, "a and 81.
They were prepared by e. J. Bour-
geois, engineer and surveyor, and are
thoroughly reliable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
THREE AMERICAN
SHIPS SUNK BY SUBS

LONnuN. Thursday. May IT. sac
p. m. uDeiaycdD Tn" Am"rlrah
sailing ship Diri2o has been sunk ny
4 German submarine. Tn" crew mas
been LANDED with III" exception ol Juhn
Raw. ihirh malr. "n" Vas crowned
when ;hr small hnHi- w"r" being
launch,d Tn" boa, VA aiihrNr7
without warning. ,.
4 statement ISSUED by IN" hr''iSn
admiralty says that III" l'lrign WAS az
tackled by Cuniirr from German SUD
marine which gave no warning n"
vessel Was subsequently SUNK ny
bombs after it had been ran$ark"1 ny
tho crew Of ,hr summarizing. Ih' SINK
inc occurred May II and The ere" was
landed ~ Plymouth.
LONDON. June | tl":"n~ y. nh
American sailing ship Frances NJ. was
attacked by curlirr IN the morning
u( Nav IS. according Ia Il report rom
GoLiy' given OUT today by III" admir-
all. All Ihr members Of the crew
ar al tadiz.
The admiralty reports mat me
American sailing vessel Rdrhhra WAS
attacked by Gun tr" ny German sun.
marine N O'Clock on III" morning "i
MAY II. All the members Ut III" ere"
wore landed Al Gibraltar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
NE us BRIEFS

Dean MrCl"sk"y. Wheeling boy.
;,rrrcyl; III n" employ q; The ''h"S"-
peak. AMI Potomac Trl"rh"n" company
* now with the tinted states aNlaIi"n
,nrr> stationed a. San Antonio. Ten.
Aviator Fry and Louis BENNETT viii
start tho West Virginia FIXING corps
aviation school a. Beech Bottom NJ once.
!, was announced yesterday. Th" nom
stop fiiEh; :" Wheeling has No"h posi-
;nncd. Mr. Rrunctt said.
--, 'asl;crS Of tive different banks of
This state. charged with violation nt the
hankIur laws. will hc arraicmcd Tor ira
4. tho l'nrk' rShurr term "f Ird'ra
court urNf month. Assistant United
states District Attorney j. j. r. "Br''n
IF rhiS city. will prosecute ;hr cases.
!nrluGing that az Howard ShowaI'"r.
former banker Of fairm0nr.
The Morris PLAN. Rank Of Wheeling.
that WAS scheduled t" hay" hccn opened
carly Tins month in Eleventh street. Will
\ meeting fih" hoard IF directors
will he held upon tho return Of Prcsi-
dent 6. -. Maggie in snort time.
rabbit Samuel Josua Abrams Of
NalamaXnn. Mtrh. spoke IN quite 4
Iarg" congregation last evening IN Entf
street T"upl" on our Greatest Modern
Need" He was presented by Eahhi a,
H. Silver. Mr.. Abrams delivered an en-
ccllcnt sermon. II IS said thai h" IS
among the a>'iran's I" succeed Rabbi
silver. who leaves this month for his
nrW charge in cleveland
---TroSsnd wires rHus" 4 small h,aZ"
n Inc fiprlr IT the WhitHk"r';l"sSn"r
min" yesterday morning.
Jidgc Alan T!"hinSnm yesterday
named George W. oldham jury commits
s;"ucr for tho criminal court for !"Gr
year term aud f.. " S"rh""uiau jury
commissioner for tWu Years.
TIN public service commission haS
n>od Jun" !" as da'" for hearing e
ri' application rf "a" " h""liuc Electric
company In raise it' power rates.
1HdC" r.. NJ Addl"man WI! adjourn
III" May term 90 circuit court. part J.
today. Tho Ian" term IN Ero"kc c"In'!
opens Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
WEST V|AG|N|ANS MAY Be
ENCAN|PED NEAR CINCINNATI


S'.,'' -. ".
tiE' l.E.\.>i' ''''''
Parker. pG' :'.- =. ~ M Nas''N' H"i>
business M.,n'- 'IYn hero. married /"
..nIon.r ca.; n,:rn.u.rn. g: Columbus.
'...,...,. .,.,, ...,,..
D''l"' u''"' f'''''
camp Tor r"H>r';pl> IF''H' ."'' ga ~
W'eS, Niru;n.;, a.G ono. Tn'' So" cho-
!. ,,,,. q" n.,n AGRA. h.r",.u sill.
,,,.,.,,,,.,,..s ..,;,rrrh. i.-,..
Eertuh a'' H''' e'"'' - -
Options hat" h"rH -'r".''' a. 80 -
$50 per acr". ann""H}. ni'H '''.>'' -
light ra;lMdy aal "",'t '"c.,'' ",I -!
ranged i"". !ii' camp "a '"'' Wa "
tai >1."un.'''" Il iu"nti : - -. '"''''''-
.,,,>.,.ro> r,,,,.
NASr..>','" ~; ~. ,,. ";.., for
lmportahi, .'',"'!. - ,,. ,', ,,,J,,
;ra'nlhs r. 49,, q! ~: 80" ,,.;:'.r ~
ny tn' va pa '.' ';i.,,,,, ,,',.r ~
npuncr" "a. ~ '''' ,.',.,|h,r
b. GALE :" ,i.' '','@.H -. .,,,,'.
viii o. C"i'as:: ,s' .hi,',.,:mn anS :baf
htents t",, -, ~" torr,. ,,rnhah!, Would b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
MRS. MARY c. OWENS
HAS PASSED AWAY
Was One Of City's Oldest Residents ali
Mother OF Inventors of the Bottie
Blowing Machine.

Fn,i"w:n. an Illness 81 mnn% Weeks al
Diseases iu,."i"nt tn advanced f''u =
N.~. Mary ,'napmHnl Owens. on" al i''''
ri.!c>, am! most widely known :"rHl"r
re- IdrntS 81 South Wheeling. !"a''ihnE
RAISED ava IN thc n"m''. "' H. n;'ui"-
f"r III !:"rrh Glenn. rlcaSan; Valley. last
ul.ht a. H:i:. O'Clock.
Mrs. Ow.uS. f.h">r maiden l:a'i'" va
,i:ar,nan Mas born ~ ireland ana rtia''
IT, this country when /" yra"s old. Sin'.
>, lis City uarii IA" last few years
.rh.n 81. had :r'ad" Ia: it"in" VIA h"t
daughter.
NJ. ovens vas ia" mother If John
auG N.,.hanl owens. - S""H Nh'"'!hc.
y gin inyrnred al a,it..'';arlr h,r''" blow
il. ,n:,r!.n" that r..y"!uti"uiz"'' ;i" bot
;b-h.nwinS Industry over tho 'n'r''
world
THOMAS Ovens. III" husband Of Mrs.
ovens. wh" passed ava N III" SCUM
Sd h"m;.. several years ago. ";tS ON
80" III. - iu'u iifiu& ~ Wheeling = '
wh, -..iucr,h' rad tic failing II ~" STAR
~ :, ~i.;i:t;!.-" ,;rThr N ISL. IL" gave Hui
ma. Interesting interview III i3l" !" a
lt,n. i:r""r - III" "N'It"l"'n' r;tis"d
go. h.? Ia" .'':r~ raluiHI; l"wn
Mrs. p;v"nS was I d"N"U' rnh"- Of
:, Mi,ha.I'S church ard nt'.r.!. e"r-
r;r.,s regularity wI.tL !nlirn.c '.',i,h k'pt
tr.,,- in,;unrS Sh.- ;..,ss..S@,.I - -"tnark-
NH. ru.n"rT 'i"$rtt" h..r ~. ~ n.''
ami often '"l. ui nutrients 'i' '"..Irr' Il
in this town Ing hi"r'. 'h'' ''t'il var,
>s,.- "a.s Il w"'nnu 81 "nu~iaii> Sw'.'i
tiI~r">rt."u Iud had hupir'Hs &c d"nr
fri..ri~ 'hr"uri,,".' ~" ..j'y
Fu. ai".It InlH Il ...r:fr. 49,. aud her
hi; -t;.:!,l r.si''.L a. y" t"ti II...h street .
s'.. f"a,.S h.~Itl,: irr two >rn. IN
u. ~, Narir .,ud N'!a "N.us ard co.,
49, =, :, F.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
CAR HITS AUTOMOBILE;
OCCUPANTS UN|NJURED

F'iv" Persons mirucul"uSly ">caTr! M
Jury ~ death y,SlcrIny. afternoon at
:; g. whrn Il lnrr" Wheeling Traction ear
struck an Npp. r$un touring ear in when
they were riding under th" terminal
hr!la" IN south Fourth street. Thr Cur
contained Miss Grace HrirhklSS. a m"ii-
by of this years graduating "ia<S Il
ti. Martins Ferry hiEh school, WI" WitS
driving: her mother. Mrs Joseph f"iCh-
kiss. May llnt"hkiSS. EVA Met 'uI!'? ana
Frances l:urri"r. all "f plliunNalc.
Although IA" marhrn" WAS d'm'hSh-
I'D. the nccupauiS "Scar"d wl:h"ut 4
scratch. tn" HcrIdrUI occurred when
u" machine Mas caught h':w""m IN"
curb and tn" big car ~ n uaEr"W p!;u'"
:::.i Wr"n the '.ar tracks ami lE" Sidewalk.
Tic fender Of the stree, car SIil'h tn
left sid" Of III: auto. hr. ak,nr IT," front
l"ft wheel. IN" iwr rear NH"ciS. h"udirE
~" r"rrcsr spending r"nh'rS. .ha,i"I!ri-
IN" wind shield and drm"Iishrnt one
.IGu;
III" marhin" wGs travelling ur IN"
r'sh; sid. thu street. but AZ 'hi- r'ini
nli traffic ~ surpassed 81 pass on ~" i -
side hcrHus" the "ur track * on tn" right
Si''". Seeing iHa' Il collision WAS u'Nti-
nhl, Miss Hu;'hkiSs had III" foresight
- iriir ihr auto "u'" th. sid whlH
wGi"h prevented h"hd,n collision ANA
rilhI'"$S saved III" occupants 'r"in
=. nous injury. Til" .,'clI,'ul v',u'r'I
AZ the bottom II Il S',..i. .r;,,Lt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
UNABLE TO
LOCATE ABDUCT0RS

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. June L. Some
of j. ballard kcrr, former banker OF
this city. is being held by kidnapperS.
Two DAYS and two night Of unrtmIt:
ing search failed 10 lead 10 the rem
devious Of the kidnapwrS who la;e
Wednesday night Sloi" tn" baby from
its bed while maid slept in an adj
Joining room. and tn" parents We're al
lending ball al the Country tluD. Il
short distance away.
In response Ia an anonymous I"iter
received yesterday Ih'' hHhHS ial
drove through Ihr storm last hlEh'.
carving 81 hUn with which Ia purchase
the little fellows freedom but either
the intensity Of rhr gal" or IN" tear OIL
cartllre prevented tn" kIdnapI"rS from
keeping their appointment. u Is Saih
Kcr, received another mlsslve from
lhr caWOrs today.
The parents. fearing that harm
mjch, come Ia their boy ~ result OF
the SrarchrI$ efforts. refuse IN MS.
Cuss The contents nf IN" letters. ana
apparently drSir" to rom" to. speedy
terms with tn" abdUCrorS.
II is said MI. krrI pans hho'h'E
lone irip into n" hills iarc Tonight u"
meet tho demands Of the kidnapnrrS.
The first letter stipulated that failure
to observe every provision Wnu!h cost
the father SlO.0hn II was animated
thar the child would be tortured I'm,
closed with IN" letter was Il small
niece Of The Youngsters nigh'gnWn.
detectives assert III" author of IN"
letter Is woman Gramma'lcai rN'
prrsSions prrpOscly arc mad" moor
rect. i, is believed. for the handwriting
is remarkably plain.
Mrs. Kate k""r. mother NJ j. Hnl-
land kret. is said In be on" ~ h.
wealrhlrSt women in southwestern Mis-
souri,.
Mir. kear. "A frw DAYS ago signed
a. vice pros i!cnr 0f III" Holland Bank
jnu Company in order ~ manhG" ms
mnth"r'S estate. which is roughly eStl-
mated 10 b. worth $%.nhu. nh0.
lu~' before m;iui2h' hoy daIlN-
cred Il mus~a@" 10 Nj. ko"i.' lmme'
diarrly Mr. Kcct hurried down town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
PLEAS or GUILTY
AT MOUNDSV|LLE

H. Marshall ,'":.nly rticy!i court at
MUlndSNIli" y'slrrd'$ morning l"dSo
If. =. lIcrN,'y Called ll:" criminal docket
o: indictments returned It, the sitting
Of I'll" grind jury Tuesday. Several
p,.adri guilty /" charges preferred
against them. and were sentenced when
nunl"r "l 'aSrS "rr" set Tor lrEtl.
several case, continued from TN" Fcbru-
AIRY term ri court Wcr. also LuCkclrl.
aud date were set Tor the hearing OF
ddIlau, ;uI'>.
ra~rs disguised of yesterday were is
Old Criminal Docket.
Stat. -. Fred FHIcnswad. Iucad"l
u", @uIll!. aSe SIT Tor trial june >.
YuS: luw rnS".'
stat ". OF, G.ucts. charged with
fur ting Defendant. plea 81 no; Eu!ii?
being entered. The case was Taken an
der adjustment hy the court, ITO da:e
being sci for trying tn" case.
Robert Evans, common gambling.
Pleaded ImrIly. S"mtrmcc was passed
for the present Evans is confined ~
jail serving Il sentence Tor violating the
iust Law.
Charles $rrou,. charged with violat-
ing tn" Yost law. appeared 10y his at
rnrnrv. =, r.. Carrlrnn. Hl'H 81 not g!iil-
u entered: case set for lrlHl jan" b. he
NOT guilty plea wns entered I" H"unt NO.
III tie indictment returned al the rep
rUhTy term of court.
tSInr" w. Henry Nrld"rinter' attempt
,d RAPE Plea Ia not guilty entered
case st Tor trial Jun" >.
star" " .iuhn MClntyr". breaking III
Il. entered; e. T.. Narriean WAS appoint
-, I" defend Mcintyre. y" date SET Ior
trial. .
Srar, vs. Webster MckimmI,.. j. Z.
l':irs"Iis and Eu: loh", disturbing pun
H.. meeting in FrunkIin district. Nc.
Il "a nI,'lIrG Slitil. ana
"a NM. al $iU was IMPOSED by ti" c".rt.
N"hu entered plea. If not guilty ms
raSr was continued until Tie pcIoocF
term al cnWrI.
STAT IS. !. +. Nudge. common Eamo-,
ling Pleaded guilty, 4 fine OF SO and
costs n"jng imposed.
STAT, ". RtTrl Mu2uilcr. i"st law.
MUZullcr WAS not IN court ana following
M r"ndinE Of hi' name thre" times III
court his bond WAS declared Inrtcite'!
State W. Charles Wilhelm. lnst law
Aprcar.d 10y his attorney. - +. CARR
ga.i plvad'i not guilty. tbs case being
So Tor tria! Jun" b. c;,,
stat" ~. McssrS. Carr Ronar sun
mons and l."yy. MoundSvill" butchers.
throwing hhail mi" stream. indictment
drmurrrd u by Attorney Brown. Ar
garments to lac heard a:er.
state vs.: Mckinney Duncan; i":Sr PR,
mis- attorney. L. r. Moore. y a".day jail
sentence was imposed hy the court
Civil Docket.
Mary Pollock w.. Wheeling TRACTION
company. 81. QUO damage suit. peclara-
ton ,I"murrrh To by defendant
Zen : IiunrCkrr. administrator OF the
estate of John rcWolfc, KS. county
court o: Marshall county. $4,000 dam
age suit. Sc, for trial June
pnrr brandon ~. county Court or
Marshall county. 10000 damage suit.
Sc; FOR trial JUn" I.
case Continued.
pic ynst law cHsr -: Stp:c vs. +. g.
Aflrr was continued 10 tn" October term
t,r cl:rrTt rOUr..
Jury Term Begins Monday.
Tho jury term Of IN" Marshall county
circuit begins Monday. Jane i. the da'e
-, FOR The Jurors 10 report. Only civil
cases arr dockctcd for Monday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
HUNDRED killed

LAREDO. Tex. June 1.-)ne hun
dred soldiers were killed ar apptnxi-
mateIy 200 wounded in an c:agcment
May IS between rebels and 'ldiers Of
tho Mexican government at.ardenas,
according 10 Information received
hero today. Rebel forces Imbering
1000 attacked a garrison $500 Car.
rama soldiers and 4 slaughr OF the
government soldiers resultc the re.
pOrt dds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
Miss Nellie Cain

Miss N"il" cam. ac"d -. fnrmc~lv
@; E"S'un. Mass. and who for SOM.
Tine lived on Tho South Slice died in
III" North Wheeling hospital ~ : -
"'"i""k. Sh" hnd h""n IN :h" restitution
i"r several VEGAS Surfr"lnc win c":u-
pnration "f dIS"HS"s. Sin" * said -
i'av" b""u II ni"nh"r "r we'll known
Boston family. \ mcssar" was r"-
"''lv"d a ir" hospital Il i"u dayS m.r
from h"r brother, stating tina; in 49,
-h" died her body should h, sent home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
ONE DEAD; e HURT
IN CIRCUS ACCIDENT

I'NIONTOWN, Pm. June Lone
person was killed and twcnty-thFee
we're injured when circus tent was
blown down during performance,
here today. Mrs. Mary Hileman. aged
IS wears. of Addison. Pa. was found
dead beneath the canvas and II Is sup
nosed .hr suffocaird Six elephants
and a number Of horses broke loose
hui we're captured before anyone mad
been trampIed by them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02

conducted for John =. Coffman s,snr
AMI nation dealer ~ The Market .lAd:-
',~;'iin. wh" died Thursday in tho FAM
D.. i"ru.. - Eleventh street. 'rh" l;',.
i'r. ''iur.ur" EuS"r" Alien. "i fnl.uih
~:-'"t M"fhndist Episcopal church. Of
rrlt'"'I. TIA" buG% Viii II" taken Ia MS
former h"ur'' ut l.jttI"t"n this morning
inr !ht"rment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
Administration Gives
Up Censorship Fight

WASHINGTON, June I. -Adminis-
Iraiion managers in the senate today
decided 10 let the newspaper censor
ship section of the espionage bill die
with the house vote Of yesterday
against il. The senate confereeS ex-
ppct 10 drop the hard fought section
out entirely and bring the bill before
the senate for final passage contain
ing only the undisputcd provisions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
More Subscriptions
To the Libert Loan
Headquarters at No. "a Tweh Street
Busy Place YesterdayOpen
Until 10 To-niQht.

Local headquarters for T. Liberty
Loan m No. 81 Twelfth stnt was
busy plac" yesterday. thougthe days
showing was rather disappointing 10
the committee in charge othe cam
paiGn. One pleasing featn is the
number Of small subscrip,ns from
wnrkmen and clerks. indi1ing the
popularity Of The issue and e patriot
ism OF Wheeling's laborers.
Fl. {. HazleIt and Villa Winger.
ter were in charge Of headQuters yes
terday. To-day's committe~ill he J.
y. Mcrriman and W. H. Bamann.
Headquarters will be ON today
from . a. m. 10 10 2. N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
CHINESE PROVINCE
DECLARE THEY'VE OUT

NMOY. Jun" LII is rented here
thar The provinces of AnhT. Honan
and Nup"h hay" declared rir indie
pcndrncr. This action j.. So 10 have
hron taken 10 express disa>robation
of tho pro-German policy nthe kwo
Min'~Tans. tn" political Fly now
ascendant in Pekin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02

Bartcnders Local No. 8l6. OF Bridge
port. Ohio. SpcciaI Meeting called for
Sunday. June Sd, 1917, at , p. m.
Business Of importance.
(Signedl +. S. NEAL. President.
C. |. M'ENTEE, Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
RATE ADVANCE OPPOSED.

WASHINGTON, u. e.. Jun" l.
Pacific CnaSi lumber dealers IOId tho
InirrStat" I'ommrrC" Commission 10
day that Il l. per cent. inrr"a>" in th"
freight rates. asked by III" carriers.
would m"nar" h" future uf the tir and
redwood shippers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-02
james Barrett Funeral To-day.

This morning a. >.%n O'clock run' raj
sr"Nic"s Viii Ia" h"i'i IN th. family h"u".
if@ Alley SiNt"cu. for James s. Earrrt;.
local m.llw0rkcr. VIII" died Wednesdays.
E"Tu!"m high. ma. VIII hc r~l"bru'"l
III 81. JoS"ph'S cathedral At = ocl"ck.
with burial IN NJ. t.NvAry.
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MISS Ruttencutter's Funeral Today.

Funeral 'S"rv!"cS for Miss Loretta
RuiivH"ut;rr. VII" i"a$Scd away Thurs
,ia?. VIII b. hrlf This afternoon ~ "a
o'clock in III" home of hcr sister. Mrs
Frank Norman. 80 East Twcnty-ninih
street. ln'"rm"nt Will bc III Stone
.hurcM C.mct.ry. Elm Grnve.
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NINE IN CUSTODY.

CINCINNATI. O.. June l.-Ni7,r
mcn were taken into ruStuiy by fed
eral government agents and Cliy de-
tnrtiveS mere tonight in connection
with the distribution Of antiConscrlp-
ton literalNrr
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Funeral for william Jarvis

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were hold for William Jarvis. w,,l
known l"c;i m!llw"rk"r. who dioh II
MaSSilinn. OHIO. "Wednesday. N the hnmn
&; ms san. liarn.L jarvis. ~ 40 Tw"u-
iy-S"VcE,h street lntcrincnt was in
NJ. Zion.
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Funeral for Mr.. James co,tnr

Monday afternoon n, = "'CI"rn -.
r"ral S"ryirnS viii n" h"lf IN Tia" ia,4-
lily horir. IS Thiricruth street. Tor
Immcs I. Cos;ar. ngcd 50. nIiiM"ri,:.
wh" clird Thu:"iay IA IA" hnin NnlI.v
General hospital. TIL" Re-. y. .E,.i.....
"f Zion Lu:hrr1n church. viii "ff!r:a'..
I:urinl viii l." in ';vco nwnoG
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ANOTHER ARREST.

Jersey CITY. y J.. Jun" l.
Charles kroelnbrrc. - years old. was
ARRESTED here today IN the rharG" Oi
distributing reasonable literature. II"
was held for the federal authorItIrS.
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Death Of Baszanze Child.

T"S"!h. lr-%"Hr-old S"u - l">oih
EaSXHuH". - 1924 Wood STREE. Did
a! meningitis in tho NORTH Wn".iln::
hospital y 50 u'rinrn lrS' evening"
Tine child had h""m ~ Cni hire" N..rh#
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All employees Of the Bloch Broers
Tobacco company received wagon
crease of ten per cent on the doIIa
Harry Marx Of Jacob street AIRED
home ! asst evening after a visit It'll
relatives At Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bowers OF
FortH-clghth street. are the proud Ar
cntS "f a dauEhter. horn Wedncsdaaf-
t"Ii Nrn.
Miss Viola hnders entertaaine3he
yoGur ladies OF the StitNhery cl, at
hn"r home on South Chapline strceiast
evening.
Last evening a number Of younmnn
and women enjoyed marshnlow
toast in the country east of thicity
Mrs. Walter Stoner has for herueSt
Miss Nora White Of Newark .
Miss Ethel Grayson Of South HAP
line street. will leave tomorrownorn-
inG for Pittsburgh
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Kaffee Vista

home or Mrs. t;c"rgc Radcliffe. 1925 ia
cob street .neXl Thursday evening at
S:n0 O'Clock. Tho proceeds will go To
III" building fund nf st. Paul's Evan
yclirai! church.
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Death of Bellv,lIe Child.

1.oret'u NJ. '"Hr-uiA haiIgHt.r e
ThnrIrs and Cart" E"ilNiii'. HID ,,.~-
t"rdar afternoon ~ IL" family. h"'m",
rear n! go Main street.
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Meeting of willin rworkarx.

There will .hr meeting of the Will
ing Workers OF ST. raul's Evangelical
church next Monday evening In the
Sunday school room OF the church.
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At Third Presbyterian Church.

Tomorrow morning at 10:45 A. m at
the Third Presbyterian church on 9th
Jacob street, Rev. !. r. LcyenberGeEiil
conduct the ordination OF the foilcing
people AS deacons and deaconesSe
DcaronS. Carl Schellenberg, ECard
Jefferson and John Noble: dcaconseS.
Mrs. William Anderson Mrs. c. - ow-
crS and Mrs ISador Fulton. in der
that the congregation may attentthe
haccalHur"atr sermon OF tho high sook
AZ the Second Presbyterian church, ere
VIII be no evening service