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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
MARCONI TELLS OF
'ITALYS SACRIFICES
IN FREEDOMS CAUSE

CHICAGO. Jane 14.-Diplomacy and
IN" Chicago stock yards Today made
thr acquaintance of each other. One
OF The most enthusiastic receptions the
Italian commission TO The United
states has RECEIVED in their tour OF
The Middle West was given by The
cosmopolitan population Of rhn district.
The distinguished visitors. in their
turn. repaid the compliment. in brief
speeches after luncheon al the Sad.
die and Srloin club
i have unfortunately chosen the
diplomatic field as my life work, said
the Marquis Lugui DurSarelli. II re-
GREETED that especially ioda" when
was abb 10 SCR al admire The results
yol have achieved hero If had an
other life Ia LIVE. Issur;, vnu would
choose the occupation which. YOU fol-
low rather than my own"
(iuClelmo MarrOn!. the principal
speaker At ihe dinner given ;hc mis-
sion tonight ;nld his Nmnr,cIn hear
erS of ltaly's difficult position in the
war.
among AL the nations 4: war" he
said. "ltal! is silently taking the greA'-
est strain and he gr@atr< privation.
Only when the Kind Of wal italy. is
fighting becomes fully known. will The
world realize whit sacrifices The army
ara The people o; Italy have accom-
pi;Slcd.-
For moro than lwn years Italy has
lad an army Of NOR" than three mil
lion men, it is n0w approaching four
millions. You must bear in mind that
her population t. It I'LL" oy :" %7I.n"0-
coo. about on"-rhrn that of the United
SIalrs. If America were 10. make An
equal sacrifice she VI uid hav" ~ main
tain under arms for more han TWO
wears more than 10000 .Nnn men. and
even then her effort would not he.
equal TO ours for the wealth Of the
Emitted States is incomparahly greater.
than. that Of Italy. To feel an equal
strain. America wol!d have to fling az
least 100000 900 600 into the furnace
of war"
The mission lef: lat" today for
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
Many Munition Makers
Eyading Profits Taxes

WASHINGrON. ID. e, Jun" ~
Widespread attempts on he part OF
munitions makers 10 evade the pay
ment Of profit taxes imposed by Con-
gross last Sepi"mbrr ha:" been re-
ported By Internal revenue agents,
who have been working quietl! tor
the past TWO mouths checking up the
manufacturers returns.
The extent OF 'hesattempted evasion
thus far brought 70 the attention ot
The Treasury totals more than NV
900 900, or approximately 40 per cent.
of thc~rcturns voluntarily made. In
dications are that the figure vii! 90 As
high AS ST.. N60.0 0U OF Sl3.n0O.O0u.
Scores of the manufacturers or mu-
nitions are said 10 have attempted 10
defeat the full operation ot the law oE
making only partial returns OF their
profits. Some OF the largest concerns
in the industry failed IN make COM
plete returns OF profits. II Is ~charged.
>Cnder the law. munitions makers
are required 10 rcpc:r 10 the commits
sioner of Internal revenue their protltS
each year and TO. pay 20 the govern
ment 4 tax OF lni.. rer cent. Virtually
ali OF the 500 10 Ton manufacturers
made their returns. apparently III con'
Torrance with the law. showing prolliS
which r..:trd the government approx
irnately S26.50n.p0n in taxes.
Investigators reported profits large
" in excess OF those reported 10 the
government in many instances. -Not
ali the manufacturers made incorrect
returns. but the percentages Of those
who did j. said 70 have been remark
ably high. One OF ;hc methods fire.
.1rentlv adopted 10 bring down the to-
Sal profits was % charS" OF a OK
nrrSrS nrcpCrfion; ~ II" cost OF spe'
cial munitions plants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
WHEELING HAS
FEW NERVOUS
MEN AND WOMEN
Nervousness on the Decline

Still the good work goes on. soon
there will no; y" any. more lirrd, ntr-
vuus people in 0nr city.
This is ; caused largely b. the
wiire prcad Use OF phosphayed Iron,
the new TONIC and nerve braesI mat
has sprung into instant ropularit?
with the medical world.
Phosphatfd Iron will heir any run
down, nervous condition almost i'm
mrrliaiely. Ii will put fresh iron IN
the blood. the phosphates taking hnld
of the Mcr."t, ccn;ers and hracinS, them
up You will eat better. sleep better
and gel up in, The morning feeling IKE
doing things, you will feel the old trInr
vim and snap Of youth snrglng through
your veins. YOU will tackle the days
work with confidence and smile.
Science mas taught us that when We
have enough Iron and PHOSPHORUS in
the blood and nerves NE are healthy;
that almos, all conditions Of i'll health
and nervousness are due 10 the lack
OF Iron and Phosphorus. PhosphateQ
Iron rarely fails to supply the needed
amount OF both.
Use Phosphated Iron one week and
YOU will forget you were ever nervous.
tired out and run down. You can feel
ii taking hold.
Special Notice To insure, your re-
ceivinC IN" genuine Phosphaied Iron
we have put up in Capsules Only. DO
not allow dealers TO substitute Tablets
or Pill$.--C.' Fl. Griest & Co.. Wheeling.
W. Va. and leading druGglSta every
where. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
.LITTLETON

A., l., =, ,.,-- ..,,i ,,,,h,,r Vic,
MIS-. !. / Mr;NhrA an" oa'th''I T.. .n ITIS
Virginia. of 'larkshurS. arc Visiting
friends here Tor "a lew DAYS.
miss Nellie luESinS visited friends III
cameron Friday
Miss SuSl: BiSS"u is visiting relatives
. IN Martins Ferry for II few days.
William Dillingham;. VIII" is employed
ut the Rerw0Ud plant. spent Sunday her.
with his family
Bert henderson. who is employed NJ
t'arhSburg. spent Sunday here with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reason Geatcr .Rnd fam
lily. of Huntington. sp"ui Saturday ana
SUNDAY with Mr.. ana MIS-. G. !"attr.
Mrs. Charles Turner. OF A"HncsElic.
visited friends here SUNDAY.
Miss I"nrl tiuSHinS. VINO Is "mpInEcu
AT Akron. IL visiting her parents MT
ANA Mrs Charles HuEEins. h'r" Tor il
few days.
y. K. Sampl" is visiting his parents IN
r. nnsb"rouEh for 4; few days
Mass la:S% kinlh'" ~ V@itnE irhn".E
IA Wheeling for II f"w days.
Raymond DauEh"rty left Thursday for
Akron. whore he Inns accepted Il position
. IA the Good year rubber factory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
NO DRY EYES WHEN =
TOTS BARE INJURIES

san FRANCISCO. Cal, June 1S.--
Two powder experts. Arthur II. Crane
and James {. Costello. were =. The
states chief witnesses today in The
murder trial OF Mrs Rena Mooney.
which grew. out Of bomb explosion
which killed len PERSONS here last
July.
The r0lnr"<i;!nn Or bombs. tho ef.
feels OF explosions and methods or
delonA'ing explosives wrr" explained
in detail by. the rnwdcr IN ~r1S. An
alarm clock which thc ,t&'1 claims
had a d"v!c" IN lis tack ter "Xpl0d-
Ing bombs Was submit, for idrnlI-
fi"ati0n by Assistant y ;'ict. Attor-
.nry Louis Fcrrari. who ID ~ would
CONNECT the alarm with thr Defendant
in III" bomb cases. SUPERIOR Judge
Emmett Scawell permitted tho state
IN Introduce The clock over the OBJ
jrcrionS OF The defense.
There were few dry eyes in the
court room late today when Marie and
Richard Van Loo. four and Ten years
respectively. barred their SCARED legs
10 The jury. They were with their
mother. Mrs. Myrtle Irene Van Loo.
with whose murder Mrs. Mooney is
specifically charged. when she was
killed by The explosion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
FOR GOVERNMENT
CONTROL OF PAPER

WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator
Owen introduced Il joint resolution to-
day providing for government. regula-
tfpn Of the manufacture. sale and dis
triburion Of print paper. It would
authorize rho president IN appoint an
agency under the Jurisdiction OF the
department. Of commerce. TO take over
and operate during he war. print
paper mills In the United States and
10 srrprn the cooperation Of the Ca.
madam government In the creation OF
a similar cumIssion. The bill was in.
troduced as a result OF the federal
trade commissions report on It's In
yrstigation of the paper situation
which suggested surh an arrangement
because OF the excessive prices charg-
ed bv tho paper manufacturers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
ZION LUTHERAN MUSICAL.

one OF tho most cniOyahI" and me-
rlnrahl" evenings VIII b" spent by those
VITO attend the musical Hlt"rtainment
given Thursday night b. 'th" MEMBERS
Of the Zion Lutheran Broth"rhood IN
tie. lecture. room Of tbs church. The
best Of home; talent has been engaged
/" make tn" presentation Il decided sue
r"S$ AraunS Il number ii wcll-chos"n
Instrumental selections viii be Il rcndi-
ton OF stars and Stripes and Of MY
Eat;v, Land. by thu. brotherhood MALI
chorus under the direction OF Dr. II. 7.
t.tn<. Tw" Of the city's most popular
vncaIiStS WITH sing "rh" Sunsh!n" nj
Your Smile" \ very apprurriHf" num-
b"r for present times will b" camp
scene Lovers e.! CoiHrhv will raise
their voices To the highest. when a
clever l!,:!e comedy. Fun In tcstau-
rant enacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
Canadian Consumption
Act Meets Opposition

OTTAWA, Ont, June lS.-The line
Of demarcation in Canada over the
proposal 10 enact a measure OF COM
pulsory. military service was defined
in parliament today.
Premier Borden moved second read
ing and affirmation BY the people of
the compulsory service bill. OF which
he has given notice and Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, opposition leader. offered an
amendment declaring thai the pro-
posal for compulsory service should
not be passed by parliament. until it
had been submitted 10 the votes Of the
people on the referendum and had re-
ceived their approval. E,
Sir Wilfrid. declared that the extern
sion Of the term of parliament last
year had been agreed 10 by the liberal
opposition only after the prime min
lister had stated tht CONSUMPTION would
not be enacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
Wilson to Take Over
Control Of~ExpOrtS

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June IS
Export control plans worked out b.
the State and Commerce Departments
went To President Wilson Today as a
basis for IN executive order creating
an agency to carry out export cmbar
20 provisions Of the espionage act
jus; passed by Congress.
III" plans call for an export control
board made up of representatives OF
The Stale. War. Navy and Commerce
Departments. the food administration
and other persons TO be designated by
The Secretaries OF State and Com
mcrce. The Commerce Departments
bureau OF foreign and domestic com.
mcrce will be enlarged 10 handle de-
tails Of rhr administration.
Coal. it was said to-day. will be the
first commodity to come under opera
ton of the act. Wheat may be- next.
Coal probably will be refused 10 any
neutral refusing to meet conditions
laid down by the allies. No cial. it is
believed, will be permitted TO go 10
any neutral which will not furnish ore
10 England. and control of coal also
probably will be. used to regulate ship
ments OF rood supplies from .neutrals
10 GnrlnNuN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
CONTRACTS FOR MANY
VESSELS ANNOUNCED,

WASHINGTON. June is. = Con-
tracts for ten more steel merchant
ships complete and for - additional
wooden hullA were announced today
by Major General Goethals. general
manager OF the emergency fleet cors
po:aitOn. The vessels will be deliT-
cred in 1918.
The steel contracts went 10 rhr
Seattle Construction and Dry Dock
Company. of Seattle. Ten Of m"
wooden hull contracts TO the fnunda-
ton company. of Newark. y. j.:
twelve TO the Groton Iron Works Of
'Noank. Conn. and two to the Ship
Construction and Trading Company
Of StnningtOn. Conn.
The fleet corporation now has con.
traciad for total Of l39 ships and
bulls. Complete steel ships contract.
I'd for number IS: complete compo-
site ships -. and complete wooden
ships -. Contracts have 'h"en let
for IS wooden hullS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
M'MECHEN

Tho remains Of the. late Harry D. Rer
nan, who died very suddenly OF heart
disease at IN" Ecffcr hotel Saturday eve
ming. wcrc shipped to Grafton yesterday.
He was 'G,pluycd as Il mhchlnist"t the
Wheeling Can Company plant .
Mrs. John Huh has returned 10 h"r
home here from Moundsvllle. where Sho
spent several days with relatives.
McMnrhen lodge. No 1i4. knights OF
Pythias. will hold Il business meeting
this evening in the lodge headquarters.
In the McMcchen building.
Miss Ada Connolly. Of Wcirton. IS
spending several days here with friends.
Traffic over tho local division OF the
Traction Company WIS interrupted yes
terday afternoon rs a result Of the troll
ley wire being down in South Benwood
Mr. and Mrs. Collier ana children will
return In Grafton to-day. after visit
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer. of Wash
ington. Pa. spent Sunday here with
relatives
Misses Marie Schaffcr and Hazel Ma
son. spent Sunday with friends in
Moundsville.
Miss Julia rrom, OF Toledo. O.. is Wis
itlnS with South Marshall street rcIa
tiv"S.
Miss Hazel Mason has resigned her
position III tho local exchange Of the
Bell Telephone Company. 10 accept 4
position with the L. & o. Railroad COM
pany.
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Hon ]. C.. Clements.

WNSHiNtiTON, J,inr Is. - CCmmis-
s!on"r Judson &. Elements OF the IN
,.rState Commerce Conlmisjon. died
hs-c today.
tummiSirr"r Clements had served on
.lt. ra-c-maEnE body since ISL ana
once had b...m "nGirlThH. lie MAS sixty
years old a native ~ Georgia and be-
tore going on tine commission iaf served
Two terms in Congress. representing tn"
district ut which his home. Rome. GA.
WAS H.: center II" WAS Democrat.
urSt appointed hE President 'lrvelann'
OF was rcaIpuii,'"d BY I'rcsidcnt tart
and again by President Wilson. His
to,:g connection with he commission
had mad" hiu' veil known To the trans
purtation world.
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wellsbnrg Briefs.

Mrs. Thomas George was shopper
in Wheeling. Monday:
Miss Olive Stcngle., Miss Margaret
tlrrhc and E"eeE, nlT,%N' were visitors
~ ]. Wcyth was business caller IA
Wheeling. Monday.
Miss Martha Shucy was sunday
visitor i'll Wheeling.
burgh. Pa. after visiting his parents IN
his city for several days.
Mrs George whitehead Is visiting her
husband. in Pittsburgh. Ia. Mr.. White
improved and his return home is looked
fur In Il few da%S.
mr.. and Mrs. Henry StcuGlc were
Wheeling visitors. SUNDAY.
Miss Mary McQunn. of Wheeling. was
the guest at the HON" Of Mr. and Mrs.
4. g. Neville. Saturday and Sunda%:
Mrs. Wil,$r Lelly and daughter, Miss
Edith. were Sl"uhcntIllc callers. Satur-
day.
ohio. have moved To- this city. whore
they Will reside for III" present Mr..
Mycr has accepted "A posi- ion with the
General Baking TO-. "a, Struhcnrilie. @.
Mr. aud Mrs Loo Crawford, Of Union
town. Pa. are visiting friends III This
Sir. and. Mrs. William Schnauffer and
children. after 4 visit a. III" home OF
Mrs. Schnauff"r$ parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schuauffcr going 10 Huntington and
Mrs. Srhnauffrr and children to Mari
eta. o.. for visit.
Mrs r. y. Buccy has returned 10 nor
home in this city after q visit wI,h rein.
tivcS in Canton. ohio.
NJ. and Mrs i.awrchc" t;laiz Of
Wheeling. were Sunday visitors AT the
home Of Miss. Irene West.
Rorn--Ou Saturday. .Iune 18th. n Mr..
and Mrs. James Hedges. H. nine ponnd
sou. Mother and child are reported to
hcf doing nicely. congratulations are
being extended 10 Jim.
Mrs {. T. Reeves visited friends in
Wheeling on Sunday. making the tr'p
by auto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
Commissioner Resigns !.
From Belmont boaI(


ST. cLAlRSVILLE. o.. June IS
William y. Miller. one OF the most eff
cieni commissioners who ever served i,
Belmont county. resignc from the boar
at the close Of the meeting today. N
Miller. who is we'll known pawn
contractor. has number Of contract
which demand his fun attention, AZ
thi; is the. reason assigned for his r
signing. II was win regret that n
resignation was accepted. ~ Mr.. NIP
has been valuable asset to the coun:
during his term as county commit
sinilrr. Probate. Judge John c. Niche
Auditor Bert ". Hopkins and Record
Arthur Stewart will appoint MI Miller
succcsS0r. who will probably be Arthh
Stewart Of Martins Ferry. former
county surveyor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
No justification for
The High Food Prices

CHICAGO. Jur" 1N.-"Th" prospects
for IL record breaking i"od yield I'M;
such that | can So" II" Justification tor
abnormal prices" said L. J. blanchard.
thief statiStiri:tn a: the federal recla-
nation service. VINO has completed a
survry OF crops um reclamation projects
AMI stopped in t'hIraEn to-day.
IL * going L. h" 4 whnl" at = crop.
SHid MIR l,lanchard. but the problem
remains TO ."t lab"" onto th"S" great
tracts for III" harvest. | Will be called
to confer with H"rbcrt't. Hoover. tn"
food controller. WHOM | return 10 WASH
InGton."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
Poker in WeNsoprg.

During the past two weeks several
letters have been received nj the oiffcf
Of the sheriff. the writer Of each c!aolm-
Ing positive proof that nokcr eanreS
were flourishinS in the city. and that
liquor WAN being hrough, t" "ellahurg
in large quantities. but who the writer's
are Is another proposition. as each com
munication was unsigned. These letters
receive no consideration ut the hands Of
the county officials, and justly so, he
cause the officials time would br en-
tirely tnkcn'up running down these clues
and past experiences has taught the au-
thoritirS that tho writer's "i. Sich l"tterS
VIXEN their identity is found nut will
not assist the authorities when the
proper time arrives. ThoS" who claim
knowledge Of this sort should 70 In per
son 10 the authorities and make their
information and assist in every way pos
slhle 10 break il up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
FORCING PRODUCERS
TO Be REASONABLE

WASH1NGTON,. June lS:-Secre-
tary Daniels has ordered coal and oil
producers to supply the enormous
quantities needed by the navy at prlc-
es to he fixed later by the President
when the Federal Trade Commission
has determined Il fair rate. The navy
will use $4,000 tons Of coal and
81. ono. 900 barrels of oil purchased un.
der this application Of the authority
granted by. congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
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BRITAIN BIG SLENDER.

NEW YORK. Jun" lS--'ir"at Brit
aims weekly war expenditures liz tn"
United States amount 10 h"tw""n sou,
400 900 and SO .6HV. 600, Lord Norrhrl!f".
head uf tn" British depart mental mis-
SinnS In this country. ana"nnC"d tonight
on his return from Washington. \ sin
slc contract for S40U0b.n0n was placed
iuone day alon" las; wees. Ia. said.
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INSPECTING LOCKS AND DAMS.

Colonel Horton W. St!'k'". tinted
States engineer III charg. ~ ia" Wheel
ing and Pittsburgh district. IN company
with L :. Engineer y. W -trras OF
Pittsburgh. are riak!nS an inspection
Of .;he - locks a!L C!ai;.S az. :!!r Mnnon-
Eahcla river on the steamer Kit:AHninS
Col. S;icki. wi! .arS.N" here today {"
begin the Inspection - tnr lock and
dam work a:orS to- chi" RIVER below
Huntington
The wickets u: all dams IN both the
Ohio and Allegheny rivers viii be
raised within the next Few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
Warwood Man Arrested
On Charge Preferred by Girl of wheel
iEG District. No- Ia Citing
ton Home.

WiIija;l ;inrri Ia. W"!l kH"Wn :''S-
,hcn; -: MlrM y""i. WAS arrested last
evening ~ I."',c'.t" ra>i'! ci"arE and
Equity sh.raEi ih'l i:n,hman on
1aren.ai c'r.rGc. preferred 10y Il minor
2srl u,:w rnn:tnr.s Il. the Florence LiIt-
;inSt"n Rom.
Harris, v..i.. h"!,H r"r - n-siiuifnar:
hearing H." war;aH; vas sworn out by
III" c,ri. v...'~r Parents IN" I'M the
Whcrltnu d c; ri,.:
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1878 IN KENTUCKY.

FRANKFORT. Ky I,;n IS--Ciov-
"in"r \, -. Stanley tonight transmitted
t. tn. provost !uarshal general ~ Wash
,rgt"u 4 report showing lA-.15: men
registered III. Kentucky under rEn Sc
Inrtivn draft law. az ih3S number. 1865
52l were -,vn:r" men and -" -, negroes
No details w"r.. ar.iIlah!" tonight nf thc
number Of aliens and aiir, enemies reg
lStrrcd m he S;.lt".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
And Breaking Into House, Are Charges
Against George Terrill, of
EdSwool.

George TerrilI. Of Edgwood. WAS ar
rrsted yesterday by Deputy ShrrGIs
CIatnr and klvcr on q charge Of break
ing iutn the homo Of r. ". Whilc. "t
Edgwoob. and criminally assauttng Al
ma White in tho house.
Terril will likely loo given.a pr"lim-
mary hearing today b"fnr" Justice
Hobbs lie is in the county jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
sANAToS1UM SUPERINTENDENT.
MISS Margare. Turves, OF England, TO
Take Charge of Resort
July 20,

Miss NarStrr: s. TUr:"S. gradual"
of Burnley hospital. burnley. England;
Queen Victoria rrrl.r Of NurrS. London.
England and Nnrfach-un-fI" Do. Santa
rum for tuberculosis. Sr"tiand. has
Esrn secured AZ SUPERINTENDENT View
Point Sanninrium through IN" board Of
directors Of thc View Po'n; institute and
the national organization jur public
health nursing. of which Miss Ella Phil
lips. Of t'arndaN. +. ". is the "N""utiv"
secretary.
The. ti"w Font saRatnrin'E Nil he
opened ahoJt July ~. with Miss Turv"S
In charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
WELLSBURG

WELl.SBCRG. w Va. Iunn lS--At
the last session OF court held by Mayor
q. ". Fine Fhrrr men were. UP and al
were POUNDS guilty AZ charged by me
Officers making tho arrests. Jim Brown;
of the city. afr being in jail Tor several
DAYS WAS given So and the costs. when
we're paid Joe MentZ nT Il charge ni
drunkenness. vas also given So. btnnle
bonner. on the same charge. was given
three days on the streets.
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GERMAN RECAPTUREp.

RICHMOND. Va. Jun" lS.--Arn"id
Ilrnclscl. the German WIN" saved "ur 81
Jail at Norfolk, where h. had h"cn held
IS an alleged spy. has hccn arrested IN
Danviil" Hr was captured in a tdharCu
Warehouse which had hern surrounded
hy 1000 civilians and officers. Several
hack saw blades We're found s"wcd uH in
his coat.
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- - -
woNAE Is RELEASED.

Confeslrs that she Was living iife
OF shame in the rcd light dis;rtc' To sup
port her mother. Ada Snd..'. charged
with mistr~ating her mother. WA re-
leased in police court yesterday and
was directed ~ 80 ~ her husband in
Ohio who has asked her 20 eri ho,a"
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WORKMAN INJURED.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Intelligence.
: 'WELLSBi'R W. VIZ. June IA
George Kuhn Il workman in the employ
-" n" Foundation company Al Beech
Bottom. had all his teeth knocked ont
and jaw broken by tn" rNplH+iuIi Of an
air compressor. this afternoon. He Will
recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
FIRE UNDER CONTROL

DIAL Cal. June lS.--DevaStRtine
brush fires which swept an area Of about
Efiy .uuarn miles during the last three
days. were reported under control to-
nigh, after property damage estimated
Il: s3hh. 600 had been done and three w.
men had died from shock or exhaustion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
Local Man, Improving

Gcn Boyd. well known local, ma
who received a broken leg Sunday 8
ternoon when his motorcycle was stfu'
by an automobile. is reported TO be &c
ting along nicely at the Ohio Valls
General hosp tai. where he was take
Mr.. Boyd received a badly broken le
hut unless complications set In he wi
be able 10 be out again In several week
Mrs, BOYD, who was on the machin
with. her husband. received only nina
bruises and n severe shak ng up :.