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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-20

with the 10000 who marched q, =,
last national encsmpment her. ~, ~s
teen years ago. There had be., an'
talk Of doing away with the ns ,vae
because OF the age Of the veterans s's -.
the men in the ranks would NOT Ii.s ~
10 any such suggestion, sayin, ~, ~
was no time for old soldiers ~ a'
with the eyes of the new srmy wv.
them. sY'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-20
Boys in Khaki Join
C. A. r. at Reunion

BOSTON, Aug. 19.-The Grand Army
Of the Republic began modelling here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-20

He smiles, because he now
can add one of the men s
summer suits reduced to $40
or SIS.
If cool nights occur to
him, he will put his saving
toward a Scotch Mist. "
Army OHcers' uniforms WEST
POINTER shoes. Training Camp out
its. The r. +. Camp Toilet Case.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
atl3th St. The al 34th ST.
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave
at Warren st4lst 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-20
How to Write to Soldiers
Proper Form of Address for
Men Here and Abroad

Major Olmstead, attached TO Di-
vision Headquarters, n. G. n. Y.
has given instructions relative TO
mail matter for soldiers in the
various units OF the New York
Guard who will be stationed
shortly at training camps in Spar
tanburg and Mineols. New York's
drafted men are 20 20 TO Yaphank
All relatives and friends of SOL
diers need do Is TO acauaint them
selves with the numerical rcgi-
mental designations given the
Guardsmen and the drafted once
they are in camp, and then adhere
TO the following forms:
John Smith,
Company x, Regiment,
Camp Wsdsworth,
Spartanburg, S c.
John Smith,
Company X, --- Regiment,
Camp Mills, Mineols, L. |.
John Smith.
Company X, - Regiment,
Camp Upton, Ysphsnk, l.. I.
Only the following form Of sd.
dress. with the sender's name and
address written legibly in the up
per left hand corner, will be ae-
ccpted by the Postofice Depart
ment for transit abroad:
John Smith,
Company X, ----- Regiment,
American Expeditiorsry Forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
TERROR'S REIGN IN
FINLAND IS ENDED

IlELSINGFORS. Finland. Saturday,
June "3.--This city has hnally been
relieved from the threat Of regime
OF terror under Jean i'oldt. an an
archst leader who had lately risen
to power and who had gathered about
him a group of followers comprising
anti.relipiou- nlaniac$. n1rkpockels
and other professional criminals laie'
~ released from jail
After Il series OF inCrndiary speech
Cs Buldi, followed by imn rneue".
raided Tho Nicholas Cathedral in III"
sniddlr of Srrvir" being conducted
there. declared the building captured
and turned into ''I"mplc OF thr
poor" ,1nr Of Boldt'S followers. an I'M
lrock"d priest. stopped into the pulpit
and preached hIa*phcmuuS. violent
sermon on The history OF religious
shamS.
Early the ne1l morning a hundred
miliiiamrn $rormod tho lihrhral and
Notwithstanding Bnldl'S appeals 10 his
followers 10 massacre them. defeated
the criminals in hand 10 hand SirnS-
clio during which there was consider
able SNORING and TWO of tho ma
mon were wounded The cathedral
WAS seriously damaged. lis doors PC
inc entirely destroyed.
RoldI escaped. He is believed 10
have leIr tho city surrrp1itiouSly. thr
iOwnspouplr having threatened 10
lynch him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
WOMAN IS SHOT To DEATH
IN HER HOME At bELLA|RE
FOREIGNER IN STREET SENDS
BULLET THROUGH AN
OPEN WINDOW.
Witnesses Tell Police Unknown Gun.
man Escaped Through Alley, and
Man-Hunt is in Progress.

Mrs. Elma Hudson WAS myStcriously
murdered in her home. No. 1924 Twen-
ty-tirSt street, Bcllairr. last night. The
killing occurred about 1l:30 o'clock.
Early this morning the Bellaire police
were hunting for foreigner VINO hr'd
rhr fatal shot from the street.
Several people of the nrIghborhood
of Belmont and Twenty-tirSl streets
saw A foreigner approach that corner
where Mrs. Hudson lived. As 10
reached the corner hr tlonrIshed re-
yoIvrr and fired three shots from brl
mont street. 4 window in the won
ans home WAS open. and il Is SAD
that h. aimed one shot point hlank
through the window. The bullet IN
tered The woman'S left side. causing
her death. She was dead when Or. j.
+. Emsley arrived At her home.
The foreigner. after shooting me
woman, lodged INFO an alley and made
his escape while III" spectators were
calling a doctor and the police.
None OF the witnesses TO the Shoo'
inr knew the name Of The foreigner
they say welded the gun. All the!
could tell The police is that 1t was
foreigner who wore no coat.
Early his morning no motive loF
rhr shooting could be secured; nor Is
there any theory other than the gun
man must have been drinking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
Se|eCtive Draft for
Physicians, Perhaps

WASHINGTON. June 24.-App!ica.
ton Of a snlrctive draft to provid"
physicians for The war armies. WAS
urged upon the defense councils gen
eral medical board To-Day BY officers
Of tho medical section Of the New
York National Defense committee.
Major Karl Connci. heading the
New Workers. submitted data 10 prove
that out of 10000 doctors in IN"
United StairS less than nnr-half are
available or desirable for military
service. lie said the volunteer .syS,
tom failed 10 project local medical
needs, and that tho policy Of allowing
or urging doctors to volunteer indiS'
criminaicly. would result in conlu'
sion. waste and failure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
AUTOS CRASH;
ONE SPEEDING
WHEELING AND FoLLANSBEE PEG
PIE HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE.
Big Overland Driven by John LeePei
FITS Claude Garrtson's Ford In
Wild Dash.

-Four pcrSnu- narrowly "Sr"i'"d S'rl-
n,!s iniurl ur d"r;h in iii' crash 81 Nv"
automobiles On N"rtit Main street Sh"rt-
~ before midnl :ht f"rinhiH"i! Nv"
and The drivers nf both machines cS-
rapnd unhurt.
rho wreck urc,Irr"iI directly in from;
Of the partially completed General i'a"-
ine company plant. midway nc' wee"
Fourth and Filth streets. y hig 'lN"i
land car. driven by Il man VII" gaze
lhr name Of John i.c"p"r. If f"lIa'H-
bee. crashed into a Ford roadster dry
on by claude Garrison. at TINS r!t%. ne
left front wheel "H~ tom from ch'n
murhinr and bnlA autom"Dil"S were hHh
" battered and wrecked. The tNrrlanG.
after tho crash. IAN fully 49, feet on
IN Main street minus one wheel. be-
fore. coming III stop.
\ young woman companion If Mr..
Garrison sustained slight cut on inc
nose. The woman ~ the MA nine WIN
l.crrcr had Az GElrr cash IN nor
,.hnck. Her wound Wa$ dressed In Il
nearby house and she 1nfi on Wells
burg car. She refused Ia give nor
name. I.ccp"r after telling Garrison
his name. lisap,'art d. abandoning ms
wrecked car
According Ia L;a"riShu and cyr-wii
posses lrcprr 49, running north "t
Main street at ! hiG!, rate of speed. liz
Was running on tho wrong sid" OF the
street. his loft wheels alm"$' I" lnr
vest rail Il! tho west street car track.
Harrison. drilin south MAS I'm IN"
right side nf NJ. street, l;rICk ami
orhcr material for U>' in In" ne" hak
cry building prevented him trnn
crnwdirg closer 10 tho curb and iH''
ocher machine IN his auto. Mr.. ana
Mrs Carl S"riE. g"In- VI Main IN their
machine TO NalWnrd probably cS-
rancd being hit :r"m the rear toy ~"
speeding uvcrlnri whom lecp"r drove
to The wrong side To pass Il ,ar.
ratroImau Gl:d" Moore i""k charge
At l.o"N"rs ma"hin" and mad II taken
t. 4 garage Iu H. held until The DAM
age To ihr Garrison car Is paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
Continued From First Page.)


tinns. but administration leaders
claim enough votes to retain the
House provisions on all.
Some senators will endeavor 10 ex-
tend government control 10 coal. iron,
oil and STEEL. copper. lead and various
other basic materials. The Interstate
Commerce Committee will begin In
vestisa,ons Tuesday with such e1'
tensions in view.
Coal operators of Ohio. PennSyl.
vania and possibly West Virginia VIII
he heard Tuesday. coal being the first
subject for inquiry. Inc committee
plans a .hasty survey OF the question
of government regulation Of produc-
ton, distribution and transportation
of the basic products. as we'll as fed
nral price fixing. with view to pro-
posinp amendments TO The food meas
ure.
While the senate is occupied with
The control bill. the house will PRO
coed with the rivers and harnors bill
10 be followed By the administration
measure authorizing the President 10
direct priority in railroad shipments
which has passed the senate.
The war tax bill probably will be
completed this week by the senate
finance committee. Income. excess
profits and publishers taxes are the
important questions pending after
four weeks of re-drafting.
Appropriations for the great air,
craft program also will he considered
By both branches Of congress this
week. Secretary Baker will testify
tomorrow before Il senate military
subcommittee in behalf Of the pro-
gram and an initial appropriation or
$500 ,lnO0nn. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
NO CAUSE ASSIGNED
FOR CABANA BLOW-UP

HAVANA. Cuba. IUnr 2i.--No
cause has yet been assigned for the
explosion at Fort Cabana. opposite
Havana last night. which shook
every building in the city and sent
The people scurrying into The streets,
many Of them with visions Of IL pos
Sihlp airplane raid or hOmbartlmrnt
by Il German raider. A commission
named by President Mrnoral is inrrs-
tieatinG the matter.
Considerable property damage WAS
done by the hug" rocks sent down tho
hillside onto the piers nt the Havana
Coal company. Several boats wer"
sunk and number Of small sailing
vessels al anchor close in shore I'M
der the fortress wall were damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
CNILDREN'S DAY
At PARK TODAY
Wednesday Is Lutheran Day-Good
Program Is Al
ranged,

Tnd.,N will nc Chldrcn'S day ut
Wheeling park. and AL thr youngsters
Under |. Will i" admitted To The r"Smrt
rr".. of rharS" AM! given rides "n TN"
arru-rIrrni devices u accompanied ~
their PARENTS ar adults ABOUT i"ut "s
has. JHNs will w. observed during. thu
season.
"Wednesday Will h" Lutheran day and
all churches of this denomination Of
Wheeling and .iirlnily will <" I" III"
park and Spend II joyous day. An ~
rrll"ul program his hem arranged tni
the AFTERNOON. and those who attend ar"
guaranteed u gpnd time.
Yesterdays crowd Was "n. "f ilr
largest SUNDAY crowds 81 Tho season.
and 4 Iar"" number enjoyed dip III
tie p""l. whirh VIZ" lust right! Dur
iup tho aflrrnunr. Tho vaudeville tic
LIGHTED L large numh.'r ami Summer and
his band w"rc present tn" rnttr" after
noon am, evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
WANTED Miscellaneous.

WANTED-l0 h..p motor 50 cycle ; phsss. 80 volts
A. C. Current. Dillon Bros Co.. No. Soute
Huron St.. Wheeling. ". Va Ie.ae.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
WHITE SLAVERY
Continued from First Page.)

Gruger. a New York school girl. Is be-
ing carefully watched in prison nero
rs he has several times expressed inc
intention OF committing suicide 10
finish il all" For this season he Is
not allowed 10 have cell towels. suS'
prndrrs, bed sheets or metal Knives
forks or SPOONS. His jailerS aSsrrt
that on one occasion he attempted 10
dash his head against the wall hil'
he soon became calm when the Keep
ers threatened TO put him III il
raieht Jacket,
His methods frequently chang"
Sometimes he is 80 cheerful that ne
sings. but he is often plunged INTO
deepest dependency. with periods OF
hystcria in which hr expresses the
fear thar the Italian government VIII
permit his extradilion To the United
States. where capital punishment
prevails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
WANTED-Male Help

WANTED--A timer. At unre. Apply Apo ST. ~
.124 Belmont street. Bellalre N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
STATE: NEWS

rIlAEl.ESrrN ". W. Jun' =
Will. llr' new road TaM '"ht,'hrl"t"S
nly iiir building If county f"nu> when
shall john continuously with "'h"r ''un-
IL roads. thairIram Williams. ~ Ih
read commission. * anxious I" $50. th">'.
uIIri'' IL. such Il WAY 'ha' il
uun,lmr 1T >h"rilIn" highways shall ""
constructed completely a'r"ss IN" HlHl"
ia different dir'"t'"nS, M 81 'h'H'
rWuic. which might easily Ia" ':~iahiSh"d
rIlu< unrlh AMI south ."r"~S thu "l"l".
MISSING through thu f"ll"W inc counties
and towns: Nrw Cumberland IN Ham
rn$ik county. N"llShur% ~ l'r""H"
Wheeling II, ohio. MnundSlill" in Mar
>llhIl. New MnrIlnSNl'h' ~ N'l",i; M'i.
Hfi.hnurI,r ~ Tyl"r. llarrus\ilI' In
'II1rhi". r;rnut>,liIr M ''alh"und. lay
-; urIhmuSr IN ebay. iHl"it''sI Ill'' III Fhi-
!itc. I;."'kl"I III i;Hirigh, Irihc''"h Ut
Mercer An"ilrr live crosses ia" N'a'
IN :; different 'lIy"'ll"n N"ull start Al
.t;ral4,> ili". sutton. W"hSt"r Springs and
WARRINGTON SulI ,nnlh"r would starr AT
II Pleasant AMI pass through lNrI"A.
Spencer. tirautSNillr. tii"mN HE: Weston.
iturI;haunnn E,lllus. Parsons. Peters,
burg and M""r"Iiel'l.
In an ,fror, tn establish a permanent
Eniu.. market in West Virginia For NOM"
rudurrS the department al 1trhn'iHf"
is issuing each Monday Il huil'tIn |" ali
thr nrnducr hogs. raitl" h"rS" anu inll"
n,,yrrs i'm The state Informing them ~
local supplies whn"h ma! II" >""ur'"'
rather han Ihns" rom foreign markets.
The offerings are made IRE" 81 rhhrE"
Tut no sales ar" mai" through 'nc Nv
r"au.
E.r.l... Ilmra,r. SI"n.' "nii had ihir~
Irru p,mkrt~ amt had 1" doubt" ny on
one al ihrIu /" hrIng III fourteen rlni* "'
whisk.y wIi"iI II" had ''"n'"aid ia iiI"
Ihirirrn In" kills. hr WAS unable" I" Sr'
IT,. tho officers "n th" hmk"i' Tor ms
Kind al the charleston. t'hrShp"ak" ana
phin station Tn" "linklnE nj In" 'W'
hnitlrs IN thr an" pocket Attrated IN"
attention nf M, nfTi'"rS and h" VA"
taken hrforr 81 justice If the r"a"" WIN"
uuu.kly recorded tho ronvirtinE "yiderhCi,
against Stone and fined him slnO and
sentenced him 10 sixty day in jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
kENNE I'll ERANzHE|V EN[|STS
f.. IN AVIATION CORPS Of ARMY
WHEELING YOUNG MAN SUCCESS
FULLY PASSES EXAm1NA-
TON AT CHICAGO.
Is With Detachment Which Is Likely TO
Leave Soon for Action at the
french Front.

Kenneth t'r,nZhrim. son of Mrs. E. W &.
F'rnnzhrim. u! this city. has been &C
t.rpI.d ;IS :; recruit in IN" aviation corps
az thu. United States army. and is now
crcririnE trimming in an army AVIATION
base near Chicago.
word reaching Wheeling is /" the ei-
feet that Mr.. f'ran2h"lm IS making tie
riG"d progress IL his training work All"
~ - member Of 4 detachment which ID
likely very S""m L" l":tv" for France.
For some iim,. past Mr FranZhcim hns
b..,.iI engaged IN business In thlcaEo.
Will. there he hr"ain" Interested III
aronauticS. This Jd tn his application
for enlistment in tbs aviation corps and
tho slcr"pianr" Of his application.
Thu rEfranC" examination for the ava
,inu corps is said m lac III" most rigid nf
any branch nf tn" s"rvir" The appli-
rantS arc subjected 1" II physical eNaml-
nation Of almost a days duration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
DENTAL EXAMINATION.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. June IL
The State Board Of Dental Examin-
crs will hold an examination. testing
the. qualifications OF applicants 10
practice dentistry in Huntington. be-
ginning Tuesday. It was announced
by Dr. II. n. Smallridge, secretary or
the board. tonight. In addition 10 the
examination for license ia practicr
dentistry. Dr. Smallridge has been
authorized by the war department 10
examine applicants for the dental re-
serve corps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
or Redemption Of sondI OF the Loan Of laSs Of Tho
City Of Wheeling.

Notice herehr sltrn hr the commissioners OF Inc
loan Of 1855 Of the city Of Wheeling. West virginia.
shat; pursuant 10 the requirements OF me oro'nSee ~
.ald CITY passed May IL. 1855. entitled. An ordi-
uanre 1" pru,ide for ihe issue and sale OF BONDS NJ
the city o. Wheeling. I" I've known as BONDS OF the
loan II 1855. and for the redemption and payment
thereof and providing for payment Into the 'h3
Treasury NJ certain amounts from revenues ~ the
Gas and Wsler Works" the following deSrined pnhoa
issued under the said ordinance were determined nS
L,; hv ,sd commissioners FOR redemption ann pay
m.nr IN ihr l,t' day NJ July A. n. 1917. To VII:
Honds ~ sIGr hi piIncral each numbered 81 81 s'
md Bonds If 81 100 10 principal eArh NUMBERED as
follows: I57. $50. 1885, asa. 1913. 3o3. 1885, 2s' s''
Said hord- '" determined will be redeemed ana
raid >, thr HANK Of the Obi" Valley In the iiS NJ
whecy,n- W Va: on aud after the Ist dsg n July.
1911; and said bonds 81 determined Will cease 10 oea'
interest from the last named day and date
l.. F. SANDS.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
u. ". PETERSON.
Commissioners n the Loan NJ ISIS.
j.-I6-t iy-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
Big Fund Pledged for
Back to Palestine Move

BALTIMORE. Md. Jun" 24.--A
total Of $40. 300 WAS pledged arre TO-
night al the annual convention Of The
Federation Of American IinniStS to-
ward Il fund Of $l.nDh.D0n To equip an
industrial army To 80 10 Palestine and
pr..pHrr the way for its. orrnpaIlon by
IiuniSts.
Justice Louis y. Brandeis. Of The
suprrm. court. pledged $4,000.
Rabbi stephen s. Wisr Of New
York. sounded the keynote OF the con
vrnrion when he declared: j
Il thank God for that conjunrlurc
of events which has brought the Zion,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
FRANCHISE NOTICE

X,;;rr is hereby given that under rroriAnnS NJ an
ordinanrc granted by The Heard Of Commissioners
n, the Io,Iniy a! Ono the Wheeling IL Elm Grove
Railroad company. which ordinance was passed DE
,..:nhrr -. le91 and became effective on the 1rd
dav rr January 1925. ihr said Board NJ Commission
e.. ~ tie county II Ohio. VIII IN thr ?h day Of
Iuv 49,; at .rrun an amendment tn said franchise.
rruuirns N. West Virginia Traction & Electric COM.
panr ir change thu Iuaion " lis tracks 10 the mid
dl. Of thr rrad fuIn culrcrt thu National Hosd
uca- r',rII Place I" The Town ~ Elm GrnIr.
THE BOARD OF NMtSSlONERS OF THE COLS-
TY Of OHIO.
uHAS. o. ErHtIS
President
II. e. UNDERWOOD.
t..a .ot Clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
TWO NEGROES CAUGHT
IN BLOODHOUND CHASE

Special Dispatch to Tho IntenE.ncer.
FAIENONT. W. Va. June "+.-Afinr
an all-day chase with blondhoundS.
sheriff Glover and posse OF county
officers this afternoon arrested Howard
Pope colnrcd. and oscar BliSSic. coil
orcd both of Carolina. The Two men
werc arrested following n shooting rC-
fray at Carolina mine. Joshua Taylor
also wanted in connection with thr
shouting. has 50 far escaped arrest TIL"
negroes ara said tn have uuarrclcd over
n woman and guns were dra wn one
man WAS wounded. but Was spirited
away ny his friSnds and has not so far
beCu located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR SAtE-Fsrm in Belmont county Flushing tow:
ship. n:aininE "A acres: new frame room aoust
good barn. other budinEL Call or WritA J. 4. Hinei
r. D. . Piedmont Ohio. ls-l3-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
MAN BEATEN UP

Reports reached Bclla:rn that a
Greek had boon set upon by sin or
seven men 1T the lower end "f thu.
Wheeling Trnctinn line ut Shady side and
badly beaten up. The victim, accord
ing TO tho report was Greek VIII" has
been working at the Shadysidc rask''
factory since the strike several months
ago.
Reporters from Rnllaire who hurried
to ShadySide saw Il guard at IN. Shady =
side lookup door. but he denied that
anything Of the kind had taken place or
that anybody was In tho, lookup. Tn"
Sh;lysidc marshal also denied lhHt
ANYBODY bad been arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
OB!T UARY
DR.. lie. Rex Dead In Kansas.

Announcement nS IN" death OF hr. L.
t.. Rev. Turner practitioner "f This Guy
was received ny friends here. His death
occurred III his ucric" in Wichita. ka:'.
June 80. He was found dead by his
wlf". l'"ath WAS due !" rp"rl"Ny. Llr
kcX rracticed his profession rs throat
ear eye and nose specialist in this City
from 1904 tn t9l3. when II" went wrSi.
He had Offices III the Register building
lie leaves Wiz" and on" son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
VACRANCY ARRESTS.

Special Dispatch I" The lnteIiI9euccT
CLARkSBI'RG. W. Va. June II
The police this afternoon made the
FIRST arrests here under the new Wal
times State vagrancy law. when ". D.
l.lrwellyn. George Butcher and Thorn
as Scott, the last named negro, were
locked up, charged with having no
regular employment. They will have
TO arrange in police court Tomorrow
10 engage in SOM" productive nccuPa'
lion, or be put TO work by the authors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
WILL PAY DIVIDEND.

Surc;.I dispatch l" the IutrlI:encef
'CINCI\NATl. o.. June "4.-EdTard
Schonrbaum. RECEIVER Of the vast
Mariner coal Company interest IN
WesI Ejrcinia. will place on record
for the common pleas court here to-
morrow his possession OF sufficient
funds on hand from operation. OF the
Vest Virginia mines and sale OF Ger.
tain property TO pay dividend Of ~
per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
s1NE FE1NER DISORDERS

CORK. IRELAND Jun" "A.--Thc SIM
Eciu"rS were active her" carr! TINS
morning. when they smashed w'nd""
in 4 number IF recruiting offices. .'li'l
hv ntrailS nf - t"c rsrap" hnISt"h IN"
rcpuhIiran flag "n HE court hn'IS" sta;l
ami smashed scales held 10y the 4i@nr" ii
Justice over The court house. Th"\ r''in'
fuiIlcd MANY other t,Is Of vI"icllCc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
Funeral for Joseph j. Burke To-day.

Funeral services for Joseph J. Rurk"
well knnwn Pan Handle TraCtiou com
pauy conductor. who's death occnrr ID
Thursday will h" held i'll the home NJ
his hrnihrr-in-law Peter Mucnze. or
Bethany pike. GrnEGsviile. this morning
nj $50 o'clock. with requiem high ma So
ut o'clock in -. .lns"ph's cathedral
Three traction employees and three Mod
rrn Woodmen lodge members Will hr
pa llhearcrs Burial will be in Green
wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
Az jATORS WANTED
BY UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON. June o4.-~Thc gov
crnm"nt wants aIiaturs. and needs them
badly. tho committe" On public infnrma-
lion announced today in summary OF
what already has hcon accomplished in
preparation for tn" great air service
program now being mapped out.
Eight hundred men are nnw enrolled
in preliminary instruction Srhnnls and
the influx continues al tn" rate of 900 n
NrcnE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
Test Gas Case Being
. Watched With Interest


CINCINNATl ~. June 2+.--Thc NOV"
on the part uf the AShiubula. ohio. Lias
company to test the c"nstltutionnliiy oi
the recently enacted West Virginia state
law calculated IL control The How ~
natural gas from West Virginia gas
wells To cities outside If West Virginia,
before tho ohio state supreme" court. ~
attracting attention uf capitalists anu
legal lights throughout ohio. as much nf
TN manufHct Of NOR" than six
cities of the StHt" If Dhlu aud the ohio
valley is founded on IN" us" "f West
Virginia or Pennsylvania gas. wholly or
In part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-25
Funeral for Haller Child To-day.

Tho funeral for lack. "2-monthS-nld
son Of Jesse and Agnes lIaller. who died
Saturday. will ~ held In tho home "f his
grandmother Mrs. John Miller. @2n East
Twelfth street This morning al $50
O'Clock. with burial In Mt. Calvary.