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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
GAS, HEARTBURN,
INDIGESTION Or
4 SICK st ONACH
"PAPE.s DIAPEPsIN" ENDS ALL
STOMACH DISTRESS IN
FIVE MINUTES.

Tim" it. Pamr's Diapcpsin will di-
@"St anything you fal and overcome a
sour. .assy or uul.ui.ordcr stomach
surely within five minutes.
# YOUR meals don't At comfortably,
or what Won eal lies like a lump of
bead in your stomach, or If you have
heartburn that is sign Of indiges-
ton.
ticr from your pharmacist a fifty:
rrnl case Of Papc's Diapepsin and
lake Il dos" just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings. no
brlchin~ of undigcstrd food mixed
with acid. no stomach gas or heart
h:Irn fuIlnrSs OF heavy feeling in the
stomach. nausea. debilitating head
aches. dizziness or intestinal gripping.
This will all 20. and. besides. there
will BIZ no sour food left over in the
stomach 10 poison your breath with
nausrous Odnrs.
Papc'S Diapepsin is a certain cure
for Out-uf-orIler stomachs. because it
takes hold of your food and digcsts it
lust .hc same as IL Your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all
stomach misery is waiting for YOU ar
any drug store.
These large hfly-ccnt cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapepsin" to Keep
The entire family free from stomach
disorders and indigestion for many
months II belongs In your home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

'nished bond for an appeal 10 criminal
court on the peace charge and Z. NJ.
Jewell announced that he will appeal
from The Justices decision on the dis
orderly charge.
According 10 the Jewels. who live
on the lower floor Of the same house
occupied by Schrump, the latter, after
telling his wife that if she did not
shoot Mrs. Jewell he would. secured
Il revolver from Charles Price, and a
few nights later shot up the house.
For the defense, neighbor woman
testified that the only shooting
Schrump had done on the night in
question was 10 go OUT in his garden
and empty two loads from revolver.
Mrs. Schrump testified that night
before some one had been intruding at
their door and that was her husbands
reason for emptying and cleaning the
gun. which had been in the house
wear. She denied that her husband
had threatened Mrs. Jewell or that he
had shot in the house. SchrumD's
denial that he had secured gun from
Charles Price within The past year
was corrobora;cd by Price himself.
Attorney Frank i. O'Brien repre-.
scented SchruMp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
SONS SACRIFICE
Give Blood Transfusions In Attempt to
Save Life Of Father, Who Dies
In Local Hospital

Nathaniel Mountford. aged 81. Of "a1O
Jacob street. died yesterday morning ri
Iln:l5 o'rlork in the operating room Of
III. North Wheeling hospital. while blood
was heiug tranSfuSrd from his son.
Samuel IS Muuntfnrd. III an effort I"
give him sufficient strength 10 nnderG"
Am operation "f the stomach.
Heroic efforts had been made 10 save
! thr life OF Mr. M"unttord. ON Deccm-
her e, Il member of. the Wheeling lodge
lR +. .. f:lks gave 4 quantity Of blood
lny TRANSMISSION To Mr.. Mpuntford. fol-
inwrd by Il similar sacrifice on Christ
mas dav by Louis william Mnuntford,
ynunrrst son q! the deceased man. Mr..
lMtuntfurd had suffered for years with
Am liberated stomach. lie was norm III
SrufrordShira England. and came 10
This country 90 years ago. He had lived
in This ciiv for many Years and was par
I;rru-makcr for various potterIes IN inns
lefty.
Mr. Noun, ford was 4 member Of the
Third PRESBYTERIAN church. Bates lodge
Iuf Masnns, Wheeling Il. i. y. r.. Royal
!Arrom!uunr. Mystic Chain and Sons o.
| st George.
| Surviving besides his wife are tic
following Children: Miss Ianrttc. Edwin
:Nathnnirl. of i21 North Main street
Samuel *. and Louis William M"unli"r"'
also Of This city.
Funeral arrangements were !nCoIl
plrtn last night, but services VIII likely
he held Thursday evening in the talnl'E
home with intcrmcnL Friday morning.
The Req j. i. l.cy"nwrGcr az the
.riiird PRESBYTERIAN church. Will otfici-
ate. fnterment will hr nj local Come
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Prepare This for a Bad (
Cough-It's Fine
CheapIr and Easily Made, hut
Does the Work Quickly.

The finest cough syrup that money
can hlv,-costing only about one.fifth az
much az rendr.made prepsrations,-can
easily be made up at home. The way 1t
lakes hold and conquers distressing
coughs. throat and chest colds will
really make rou enthusiastic about 1t.
ANY druggist can supply you with
Of, ounces OF PineX $50 cents WORTH
POUR this into pint bottle and fill the
bottle with plain granulated sugar
syrup. Shake thoroughly and it IL
ready for u.s.. The total cost is about
- cents AMI gives you full pint--a
family supplr-of a most efectual,
pleasant tasting remedy. 1t keeps per
fcct!r. -, :,
Its truly astonishing how quickly it
acts, penetrating through every air
passage OF the throat and lungs-loosens
and raisea Inc phlegm, soothes and heals
the inflamed or swollen throat .menl-
hraues, and gradually but surely the
annoying throat tickle and dreaded
cough will disappear entirely. Nothing
better for bronchitis. spasmodlc Group,
whuopine cough OF bronchial asthma.
Pine1 is special and highly concen'
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract. combined with guaiacol
and is known the world over Tor its
prompt healing effect on the throat
membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking youI
druggist for "2ia: ounces Of Pincx'" with
full directions and don't accept any
thing else. A guarantee Of absolute sat
isfaction or money promptly refunded
goes with this preparation. The Pine1
Co, Fl Wanna Iud-
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NEWS BRIEFS

-rh" Hon. Thomas Mot; rshurn".
former warden IT Sing Sing prison: VIII
Irciur" in tn" f"ff Street Tempt, next
Wednesday evening nj "'"io"k. on
mont" Mr.. p$h"rnr has = uatinnat
reputation as L rriS"n manager and IL
~ speaker Of unusual ability.
1t VAS anmiiInr"h yesterday n tn"
ASS""ial"d Charities that r"p"rt Of
III" sale "f the Red cross seals during
1lrr huilals world h" mai" nt Il meet
ing "f tn" E%nar,l "f Directors /" I"' held
Monday.
Squlr" \. i. S"hultz". If TIt"hi"
district. nm N"w Years day. hogan *"rN-
r",r" in THAI district. Tomorrow h"
will ,"l"brai" his GiiiI hirihdn%.
The Tyrone & Lambert Slo"i"
shop at Tenth and Market streets
was sold al auction Yesterday 10 II.
| p. Mott for $500.
Wheeling police wor" asked yes
;Icrday 10 locate King Ilagrrson. whose
brother Was. reported Ia hr dying 1T
Monessen, Pa.
- chief Of Police NJ. j. Hughes of
Elkins. W. Va. left yesterday for that
city with the Two Wheeling youths
charged with breaking into icweirr
store a Elkins.
Conductors on the Wheeling Trac-
Ition system have been provided win
a new system of reporting their col
lec;ions Each conductor now re-
tains his collections until hr con-
pletes his run. turning in his full
lday'S collections at the conclusion OIL
his days work.
Copies OF The ac1s Of The extra
session OF the legislature OF 1916 have
been received by the OHIO county
members Of the next Legislature which
cnuvrneS January 10
Alex Tular. who was arrested on
an insanity charge Monday evening
after he had alarmed the police with
report that he had murdered a man
in an Easl End house. was commit TED
u the comfy jail yesterday TO avail; 4
hearing before thc insanity commits
sion.
I Sheriff Howard Hastings and LAY
Jailer Bert Mcconnell have granted
prisoners in the county jail IN" PRIV,
leep of buying and reading the local
daily newspapers.
! The first marriage license issued
in Ohio county In 1917 was issued yes
rerday morning 10 Charles HARPER
and EeIlle Irwin. both Of this city.
| Local soft drink boltlerS have IN.
nomced maj They will be compelled
either 70 raise The price, of sol driRkS
or use cheaper ingredients IN Their
manufacture.
One of the frs; official acts OF
", O. McCmskey. Jr.. Ohio county i
new road engineer will be 10 receive
bids fer the construction OF three
concrete bridges tor the Out-the-pike
district. The filing Of certified checks
covering ! percent Of the amount ~
The bids will be mandatory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
WILLIAM ToX's MAsTERP1EcE
A WINGED VICTORY

Arr lo:rrs and movie fans" Of This
city will soon have in common. one great
TOPIC OF conversation. The feature
which ~ called the 'pIctur" beautiful
could not we'll DO anything else. win
Annette kHiielmHnn in. the title role:
but Miss krllcrmann. with William
FoX's producing genius ana ample
stroup-back- nf her is the radiant JOY
In a picture tia; is lnc"mparithi" rms
Triple Alliance has swept every "th"r
so-cnlled superlatir" tcatur" rom inc
motion picture field and Ra1u"h posi-
ton that is wcll-niEh nVncihlc.
II is so far In adtanc" ct anything
Thai has vet been produced ihnt "" urge
every progressive citizen /" In"kr Il
happy holiday for himself and enjoy
this phoenix Of tn" tilmS; Ih"chlz
We consider Il happy metaphor. Tor VIII
liam Fox literally burned tho American
gold eagle In norks HS his trtbut" I" tn"
altar of Art.
About S3nn. Qua went up in snuhr III
one Sc"uc alone. when u torch WAS SIT
t. the Moorish city. To- Ct n picturesque:
background for tn" great battle seem.
and III" evacuation of IN" sultan
capitol
'rht story j. one If "ntrnn"ing inter
est and displays Miss k"II"riuannS i'll
dlvldual skill ana wonderful iiEur" tn
undreaIn"dnf advantage. Thu" sup OF
girl, who u"varth"irsS carries ia"
palm as the most l"rfc"::r formed We
man in the world. should ais" /" given
4 nriyr for talent ami - carnegie. medal
for bravery. bnr is AT n loss 1" know
I'm which gtIS" Shr Il lu"Si Hdmirabl".
We see her IN III" Saplhlr" Caribbean.
as crH,,.fuI end mN$t"riniSly Hllurins
rs the Sen-nnntnun": sh" Mics lik" u gun
through he AIR in Il 10" foot dive. and
on Garth a!trgrs herself with the forest
~ naturally as Diana. In Il" mad sui
ian's palace shc dances with iii" i"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
THE THEATRES
MARTHA

Not in years has any attraction 'Tfi'
cd as much Favorable c"ttm"nt % lhe
production Of Martha. which comes 20
Inc court ihcatr' 'ii$ aItcr!. Hh"
evening. t'riiirS have proclaimed q 'he
greatest musical tr"a! III }"t.>.
The famous liz" star r"mhlnhl!" ION Is
the highest priced east ever heard IN
ono company and includes Joseph y.
Sbeehau. Mirih Carmen Elaine De Sell
lem. Harold i. 'i.iS and Philipn fein.
etc. The Boston English Opera COM
rany chorus has been enlarged and IN
Martha it is winning new laurclS every
dav; added To this is the company'S own
symphony orchestra which is proving
an additional treat.
The scenic production "sn adequately
be described only ny one word. "w0nd-
crful" Tn" four acts ami five scenes
yrr nlarvrls Of modern StaHecraft the
music Of Martha is the mummy WHISKY
kind:-The Last Pose of summer. Like
a Dream, The Spinning Wheel Quartet
and the Good Night Quartet arc so iun"-
full and catchy that one always hears
the audience whiStlinE and humminE
them as they leave the theatre. md
comedy--The fair scene Will hiring JOY
and laughter 10 the most confirmed
crouch.
Tho American public today has 10 h"
shown and the fact that Martha Is play
ing TO the biggest business NJ any at
traction cn-tnur is tho bcs; evid"nc" or
IFS worth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
STATE SUFFRAGE
LEADERS ARRIVE
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE OF eH-
ECUTIVE BOARD OPENS
THIS MORNING.
Mrs. Ellis A. Yost. State President,
Among the First Of Work.
ers to Arrive.

Mrs. Ellis \. Iust. Of Murganlnwi
president of the West Virginia Equal
Suffrage League. headed The early AZ
rivals of Statewide equal suffrage
workers who arrived here yesterday
for the Lwuday conference ni IN"
State executive hoard of thai urghnl-
cation.
The executive committee VIII open
its conference al 1880 O'Clock ans
morning al the Windsor hotel. wh"r"
the sessions are To be held. tn" sec
ond session OF rhr conference" VIII he
held at the Windsor Al 80 O'Clock
this afternoon. followed by ala open
conference Of all equal suffrage. work
"rS this evening
Among the prominent STATE equal
suffrage workers who are In br here
for This Important conference: many
Of whom are already in She city. an"
Mrs. Ellis \. N0Si. OF Mnrgant"wn;
Mrs. Frank Mann. Huntington: Miss
Grace Cole. Huntington: Miss Mary
Rnrk. Huntington: Mrs. i. Gal" Ebert,
ParkrrShurg; Mrs. Thomas Ptadr".
Petersburg: Mrs. John Ruhl. Clark>-
burg: Miss Margaret Mckinney. Fair.
mont: Mrs. Gene Ford, Grafton. amt
Mrs. Chennwrth. of Pennington.
This gathering Is NOT Il convention,
and M election Of officers will be held.
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day TO resume her studies in Fairmont
seminary al Washington. II. e.. after
spending the holidays at her home in
WoudSdalp.
Mrs Ellis 4. Yost. OF Morgantown,
president OF the West Virginia Equal
Suffrage association. arrived in The
city yesterday &c attend the meeting
OF the association here today and to-
morrow.
K. J. Dickson. who was seriously in
jured several weeks ago when his
automobile skiddeu over Fulton hill,
is rapidly recovering at his home on
the Island.
l.. F.. Morgan. Of the Buick .Nutum"biIe
factory at Flint. Mich. is tn" guest OF
friends OH thc South SHE.
Mrs. Jerry Holmes % Peters Run. VIII"
was operated ON in til" North Wheeling
Ecspitat about teu DAYS ago. viii he
r.ker, hom. thS lunrriuG. liz" condition
has greatly improved.
NJ. j. liuch"S. chief Of P",i''' at f.ikinS.
was here yesterday OIL official business.
Mrs. clark Weekly "f Thirteenth and
t."tf streets. loft yesterday /" EiSt'
friends i'm SiSt.rSytllc,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
YOUR SICK CHILD
IS C0NST|PATED!
LOOK At TONGUE
HURRY, moTHER! REMOVE POL
SONS FROM LITTLE STom.
ACH, LIVER BOWELS.
GIVE "CALIFoRNlA SYRUP OF
FIGS" IF CROSS, BILIOUS OR
FEVERlSH.

No matter what ails your child, q
gentle. thorough laxative should al
ways be the first treatment given.
II your little one Is out.of-sorts, half.
Sick, isn't resting. eating and acting
naturally-look, Mother! see II
tongue is. coated. This is sure sign
that its little stomach, liver and bow
els are clogged with waste. When
cross irrita Bile, feverish, stomach
sour, breath bad Or has stomach-ache.
give a teaspoonful of California Syrr;;
mp Of Figs" and in few hours all
the constipated poison undigested
food and sour bile gently moves out Of
its little bowels without gripping. and
you have well, playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
This harmless fruit laxative" be,
cause it never fails 10 cleanse the lit
lie ones liver and bowels and sweeteD
the stomach and they dearly love Its
pleasant taste. Full directions for
babies. children of all ages and for
grown-ups printed on each bottle.
Beware Of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
tie of california Syrup Of Figs: then
see that it is made by the california
Fig Syrup Company"
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Call More Witnesses
For the Grand Jury
Investigating Body of Criminal Court
May Not Complete Its La .
bors To-day.

SubpncnarS for additional Witnesses
who are wanted 10 testify today be-
fore the grand jury were placed in the
hands Of Sheriff Howard II. Hastings
late Yesterday and were served dur
ing the evening by several deputy
sheriffs.
Prosecuting Attorney y. a. Mckee
stated after the grand jury had adj
IournCd lasI evening that the lnyeSll-
eating body Of the Criminal Court VIII
not be- able To complete lis laburS
early to-day. In fact, it will be no sur
prise if the Investigations require a
par1 Of tomorrow.
When the grand jury recessed last
evening il was minated that it had
not yet begun consideration Of the
misdemeanor cases. lnclpded among
the alleged misdpmean0r offenses To
be investigated are approximately 80
; YOSt law cases. The evidence for which
is in possession Of Prohibition Com
missioner Bert T.. Phillips.
Among the Witnesses still III court
yesterday evening were city police
and detectives who had part in the in
Nestiga ton Of The killing of Lee Ritz,
as Il result of which John Nolte has
been charged with murder; officers
" HI NuIhtl OH tHt CfHt VI Jdlli'o Nv
charged with shooting james OLeary
in the "Submarinr." and The officers
who took part in the big raid at the
White Cloud hotel several nights ago.
Personnel Of Jury.
The grand jury is composed of Jo-
scph GoIlnen foreman; Charles Mey.
crs. Charles l.. killmeyer, II. W. Fair
Henry a. Shafer. Charles Banoy. A. {.
Schneider. J. s. Bulls, OTTO kalkrtuth.
John Baumann. Carl Bohn. Otto kal-
bitter. William Frrir. j. c. Waddle, W.
Il. North and William Wendell.
Although Judge Alan II. Robinson.
in charging The grand jury. dweit AT
length on the election laws. it was in
limaIed last evening that M senSa.
iional developments need be expected
as a result of this part of the grand
iury's investigation. although The cleo
lion Investigations will be made ar-
cordng 10 law.
Chief Court Deputy Sheriff Phil
Bachman and Assistant Court Dapu-
ties Ed Kilrer and Alfred Clator were
on duty in court yesterday for the first
time. Confidential Deputies Fred
Frazier and Ollie Smith were also on
hand 10 assist with the court work
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SPECIAL SERVICES
Will Be Held BY Second United Presby-
terian Chu.ch Congregation.

rio next i-.w w""hS viii hr unusually
artiV" riI"S for liz ""iiEr" gal ion ~ the
Second United Presbyterian church. ON
Tuesday. Thur$tlmv and Friday evenings
Of next week. "s:jnE" prayer meetings
will hs held in Nurth Wheeling. the mid
do Scrtiun Of Tia" .'ii:' and on tn" Island.
Tive places will h.' decided upon later.
Sunday. .Ialia"N H. Will h. vista
lion day. wh"u The visitation commit
-. will 'rni";,>"r "a visit every menihnr
"f t!,c congregation. Each evening of
The following week. January - /" ~.
inclusive. Rev. J. Kelley Glffin will chnn-
Gu,i ~n"ri:! services preparatory to
T,ra!l"rl: "n!'u!nihn which will b. oh
SrrN rh .lnntInrt -.
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INDUSTRIAL SURVEY
or All the City's Wards Will Be Com.
: pIeted at Meeting Of Com
mittee Friday.

Friday evening the last one Of The
eight ward industrial survey commit
tees OF this city will meet with W.
Francis Hyde. head OF the welfare
branch Of the Wheeling Commercial
Association. 20 submit its report.
Within the next few weeks MI
Hyde will complete the tabulation and
records Of all the wards. showing The
available industry sites and the floor
spaces in the vacant buildings
throughout Wheeling for commercial
purposes The report will include
many photographs OF buildings and
sites. The record will be- turned over
10 rhe Commercial association for ref
rrence in replying 10 inquiries III
home and Out of town for such places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
OLD BLACK
JOE COUGH
1T ~
sly RUP!
Il i
Quickly Relieves Coughs, Colds Bronchitis and Sore
Throat Loosens Phegm, Soothes 1rrita.
ton, Kills Cold Germs

Just as safe for children as sor
grown folks. Not single drop Of
dangerous drugs in it.
Every store in city and country
sells ia big bottle for only IS cents.
Everybody likes It - everybody buys
It. Biggest seller everywhere.
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PEACE BOND REQUIRED
Disorderly Charge Against GregssviII
Man Not Sustained-Both
Sides Appeal

Albert Schrlmp, Of tirrggsville. was
arraiened before Squire W. =. Wick
ham last evening on two charges. dis
orderly conduct and 4 peace warrant.
The peace warrant was sworn ON ID!
Mrs. Maggie Il. Jewell end the dis
orderly charge was preferred BY +. VI.
Jewell.
After hearing the evidence Squire
Wickham required Schrump 10 give
$lnn bond 10 keep the peace for
a Year and dismissed the charge Of
disorderly conduct. Schrump fur.
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OB|T ljARY
Funeral FOR Captain Crockard.

: l:r.:" Mtlln Der OF nd ftIrndS hhH
many relatives attended I'll" services
tn:. Captain john t'G,rkar,i. The veteran
riy.rntan. wlr, tieh "ariy Sunday MOI n
iuE. The services were, held Ill the fam
liz home yrstrr,Ia? ait"ru"un. with ihe
rev. Or Ira g.. Mct'r"arH Of the Second
| n,teu Presbyterian church. officiating.
tut"rn.nt NaS ~ t;rrruwuud cemetery.
'Th. floral offerings Wrre larg" and
h";,Gtitui. The paIlharrr$ were mrtn-
b..S Of tho family. ..--
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Yesterday morning lunrrat services
Were h"ld for jacob l:o.S aged -. Wiz,
died Saturia!' afternoon. in III" home nt
his step-s"il. Robert f"kart "i - Fill
S.erih street. E"uu!cia high mass was
celebrated In -. AlphnnEus' church.
with i,t.rm"ut IN Nj. Calvary: Til.
Rev Father Cornelius. q. NJ. son ~
MIR Peltarl. cffIciat"d.
The rallh"are's were trustees oil Inc
-. AipuonStls church. They were. JuIti
Cnler.u.! Charles strauss. 'hriStiaFi
Steinme,x. John Iiuhruan. Jacob k"rn
and j. w krIu;,ls.
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Just a taste Of Old Black Joe
Cough Syrup will convince you. 1t
goes right down 10 the sore spot IN
YOUR throat or bronchial tubes and
my-what relief. The phlegm loos:,
ems. the air passages Of throat and
h-ad clear up and you feel better at
CnCe.
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vra,o, INV A1hert Dtttmar.

Funeral services .ur Albert D!tInar.
local business man WHO'S" death occurred
Saturday. We're held in the family home
il, I."aih"rw"ud yesterday morning. The
Rev. nr. james y. Potter OF Vance NJ,
ruurIai church. WAS IN charge. Burial
wn$ in Greenwood.
Thu pa!lbcarcrS were. charles l!udlEf.
ST., Charles t'rc"Sc. T:"nrS" NrwiuIn.
Robert Nichols. Frank Rider and Charles
Frank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
SELECT OFFICIALS

Th. Stat. i:"il!T 81 Is"p"u'S will meet
~ Murgan;rwm. Thursday and Friday
81 this w".E. AID vii! select officials for
a,hI"IirS a; 10. University. The APP
rriiIt,n"ni ~ Harry StnnSbury as
athlrtir dir"r'ur 81 the University Will
probably h. HnIitiIiIc.,l. coaches for the
1917 s"asuu s,ay also hn selected.
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Chris wagner, Jr.

I'hri> Wagner. Jr.. VIII" died At his
sisters reSd-Ilr. ir Martins Ferry, Sat
uIday. was buried IN l;iNrrvirw "rI!ic-
Ier%. Martins t'rrrE. yesterday aiter-
noon. following Sor\ :r"s al "cl";h.
Mr. Wagner was Il former resident o.
Wheeling. and was we'll known here. lie
rs survived 10y two sisters. Mrs. Matilda
Medic. or this rity. and MrS. l."uls
Sch neirl-r 81 Martins Ferry.
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funeral for William Long.

f'unrrat scrVirr. Tor William LONG.
who's. Death occurred Saturday. w""e
held in the nom. nj his brother. ia MS
Long Of aS47 E:ntf street. yesterday
morning followed with requiem h'rh
mass in Tho Church Of the 'n:macuini "
Conceptions InIcr:n"ut WAS in MI. cal
vary cemetery.
The, pallbcarsrs were. George. James
Frank and Eugene Long. w. i. Low
and James Miller.
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SEPARATION "r n pagan angel, and later.
aStridr war-grt Stacd, rides Ike. 4
Crusa,!rr at the head IF her army.
II YOU want TO see what n real mil
lion dollar picture looks like. whcra
every dollar "f that million got It's '"-
turn I'm h.amiy. talent and setting, Tou
will have lha; nppurtunty---une in a
iifriiIIir---if y"u "a t. Sc" "A Daughter
uf Tn" Gods" ~ the Court theatre.
r'rmlmrncing Monday, January $rh, mat
inr" daily, starting Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
INSTALL OFFICERS TUESDAY,

Members Of Wheeling Lodge. No. ia.
knights Of l'yihiaS. met last light In
their Headquarters IN the Waldorf build
ing. making arrangements for tile install
Iation &C officers next Tuesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

who dird sunday. was held III thu fam
lily hume in ,"Hl STREET. yesterday after
neon. Burial Was in NJ. W""H c"mc-
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