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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
BARNES LINING UP
HIS FUEL FORCES

FAIMONT. W. Va. Nov. IA. Wal
tor Barnes. State full administrator. is
busy getting his st%ff of committees
lined up for the different sections 30
West Virginia. Committees have hocn
appointed for every county in The State,
with the headquarters at county &""'" w
most instances. and In some Of tn" larger
cities special committees will hc named.
Complaints or suggestions about tic
handling of coal in war time or the con-
ScrvHtiun OF fuel SHOULD BE- mad" to the
Commuters in their respective Jocal-
tics. Invcst igation Of the cases will then
be made by the Commuters and the re-
ports made to the State administrator.
Mr. Rarn"s. No cases will be invcSt-
gated by Mr.. Barnes until the complaints
reach him through the local committees.
So far only appointments Of the commit
tee chairinrn have. been named. They
are as follows: Huntington. Dan Moss
man; New MartiuSvilr Bruce Hall:
ParkcrShurg. T.. Eubank; Grafton llar
ry Friedman; Moundsvillc, bale Il.
C'rauioCk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
MARTINS FERRY GOES
"OVER THE TOP"

There was great rejoicing at the Gem
trail hose house in Martins Ferry lasa
evening when the reports Of the various
teams in charge Of the Y. VI. c. a. CAM
paign were made AMI showed that the
quota allotted for this city had been
ovcrsubscrlbcd by over $1,000 and might
reach even higher figures.
The quota allotted for Martins Ferry
was 1000, and the fact that the amount
was nearly doubled speaks we'll. for tho
citizens Of the city In responding To
the call to the needs Of the soldiers in
the various army camps and also on tho
firing lines. The ladies OF the Red
Cross served another lunc icon 10 this
mon last evening, which was enjoyed b5
all present.
A smoker will be held at tho board OF
trade rooms Friday evening at S o'clock.
ut which time a detailed report will bd
made TO the county secretary, and sew
craI more subscriptions arc promised az
that time. which will likely total thd
amount to over: $4,000. All captainst
workers and all others interested in thu
work are requested TO attend thli
smoker.
The following was the report OF thu
teams 1T the meeting held last cven'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
BELMONT COUNTY RAISES
Y. M. C.. A. WAR FUND
It's Allotment Of $4,000 Has Reaohed
More Than $4,000 In
Campaign.

The Y. VI. e. a.. war recreation fund
ended in Belmont county and Scllairc.
last night. and another blow was dealt
the Kaiser when the allotment of Sl5.o90
FOR the district was ovcrSuhscrihcd. s2n-
7U5.50 hcing secured, Of which amount
the largest part was collected in Bel
luirc
Shady&idc contributed S3,5.2d ycSter-
day which WAS collected by Fred Nc
Gown who r?ptainrd lii" team there.
From Ne:i. $l.U7g.?0. w;rS secured.
In Belmont county II is expected that
tn" subscriptions will tolal between
$4,000 aad S5O.0V0.'
Th" report uf The teams yesterday for
the final day Of the. campaign III Bel
lalrc follows:
Team No. I--Captain II. II. Crunncllc,
s@S9.!5.
Team No. 2---liarry Russell. 1911.
Team No. 3--Thomas Toininson. ST.
OSi.
Team No. civilian Siddcll. S6.6G?.a0
W. {. Carahan. manager Of the Bel
lairc plant Of the Carnegie Steel COM
pany and president Of the county or
ganizati0n in charg" of the fund. de-
sircS Ia thank all who have helped in the
campaign in any manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
BRIDGEPORT FALLS
SHORT OF ~" QUOTA

Although all reports from the various
captains ana workers in charge III the
Y. NJ. i. =. campaign IN lfriGS"p"rl were
not nil in last evening. II IL said lh1'
tn" quota Of $a.Huh t"r the village VIII.
fall short about $l.iuO. Tho workers
met ut the city building last evening
and heard reports rom the various
teams. which showed that n total III
$17j.75 had been collected during the
dny, which brings the total amount COL
lcctcd to $500 -. wiki 1T least $2UI
more coming in. as several OF the CAP
tains have bcrn unable to see their dis
trict workers owing Ia tho fact That
they were out If the city.
1t is likely that Il meeting will b.
held Wednesday evening. NJ which time
final reports viii be- made. when they
will be- sent TO the county chairman at
Erllairc. ii WAS hoped that III" full
quota allotted TO this city cuul6 b. SO
cured but IN account Of SO many other
things being under way Al the preset.
time the quota will fall short. The local
workers arc 10 be congratulated on the
fine showing which they made during
the three days that the campaign WAS
in progress, and during which time L
house to house canvass was made OF
The entire city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
PLUCKY AMERICAN
WOMAN IN EXPLOIT

VENICE. Italy. Sunday, Nov. is
(Ey Tho Associated Press. l--Thc rum
bic of guns IS chard throu Ehout the city
by night and day as the fleet and the
VcniCe coast batteries she'll the enemy
at the mouth Of n" Piavc. Al o'clock
yesterday afternoon. IN Austrian air
plane flew over the city. but it dropped
no bombs. The batteries Of Venice did
not fire. hut when the machine flew
over III" Grand Canal. Ita.Ian torpedo
boats discharged a score Of shots with
effect.
Tho citys. water supply has not been
interrupted. although 1t is feared the
mains coming form the north will he
cut.
The American wife Of a prominent
Milan writer named Barclli. has had
an unusual experience. She was al
Venice. while three OF her horses and
two blooded hounds were at NcStrc. n
suburb. The railway refused to take
the horses and dogs. owing TO tho needs
OF the military. She mounted one horse.
took tho two others and the dogs by
leash and rod" night and day to Bn-
loGna. 200 miles away over roads packed
with military traffic and refugees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
RELEASED GIRLS

Miss Pearl WhiteIGan and Catherine
H. Fulton. both al Scranton. PA. w"r"
released from the city l"ckup yesterday
following the payment nj their fines
amounting to over $50. The two girls
for both are in their teens. w"r" ar
rested with Francis killecn and l'aWl
Van AShoth. Of Dunbar, w. Va. III II
raid on Il local ro"ming house.
The two couples were arrested on
complaint Of lnc management OF tn"
roominE house. The men w"r" released
on payment Of their fines hut they w'r"
unable 10 collect the money for TN"
girls. However. they somehow gathered
the money and thus saved tn" E'rlS from
serving :. sixty day sentence in the JAIL
which was imposed by Judge GcUrE" t.
Bcncke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
American Ambulance
Train Starts for Italy

PARIS Nov l9.-Au ambulance sec
ton ~ twenty-five cars Was started Tor
Italy today hy tiir American Red Cross.
Additional ambulance drivers are 10
leave shortly. One train Of twcnty-t"ar
cars loaded with hpSiptal supplies ana
oenfng has already crossed the Italian
frontier and Il train Of twrnty-ons cars
loaded with Good. including rice. beans
ar.I canned goods will leave here withln
4 few days.
Major GraySon VI. Z. Murphy. the
European commissioner for the Red
cross will remain in Italy until the AM
African Red Cross work there Is thor
ouShly organized. Other Rcd Cross OF
ticials who are already in Italy or on
their VA cftr.. include f.aracst +. sick
nell .ii:v..'"~ E,.r'.::'! -; civilian relltt
OF TO- E:'rr.,'r. organization VINO
haudt">: - i:.,, cross Eeliet work after
thr ,AIcssina earthquake: Carl Taylor
buty cnul....SS;un"r OF tn" American
led Cross III Italy. In charge OF the
legal advice Bureau. and Edward I. De-
vine, OF the bureau OF refugees.
The Red Cross personnel being rilShsd
to italy. Includes accountants. chaut-
feurs warehousemen, clerks and other
classes OF h.lpCrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
German Report.

EERLIN. Nov. - (via Lonlon)--
Qurru aud Monte Curnrllr. on the nor
thern Italian front, HAVE been taken b.
storm aud the Italians have been driven
from Mont" Tumba. ;hr war office an
nouuccd today. The announcement fol-
lows:
Northeast Of Asiago the enemy re-
peatcd his frustlCss and costly attacks
Ia gain the last heights. between the
Brcuta and the l'IavC the last few days
have brought tho (Teutonic) allies fur
Their successes III different mountain
iightinE."
In prepared and naturally strong
positions the Italians sought To dispute
every foot OF ground They threw
freshly brought forces against Gus adj
vancing troops hut were not equal TO
the unconQucrable offensive strength
Of our infSntry. step by step. lighting
Stuhbornly the enemy yielded. In par
ticularly desperate encounters Qucro and
Monte Corn"il". extending to the north
west. were taken ny storm and the en-
envy was driven from his strongly pre-
pared positions on Monte Tomha. The
German Stormtng troops and the Soc
ord Bosnia Herzegovina infantry regi-
mcnt especially distincuiShnd themselves
in this action. Eleven hundred Italians
fell into our hands.
'pn the lower I'iavc the artillery
duel At times increased 70 great viU-
lcncr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
WAR WORK fund OF
S35,OO0,OO0 FOR The
Y. N. c. A. IS ALL in

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-The war fund
of S35.O00,00 with which the Young
Mems Christian Association Will provide
care and comfort for the soldiers and
sailors Of America and her allies. has
been raised. it was announced here to-
light by George W. Perkins. chairman
Of the finance committee of the war Work
council.
While final figures will not be avail
abb. before Wednesday. Mr.. Perkins
stated that reports from various parts
Of the country left no doubt that the
full amount and probably more. had
been contributed. The campaign wa"
begun q week ago and extended through
out the nation.
The reports received tonight from
every state in the country. said state
ment issued by ~ II. Whitford director
a: the campaign. indicate that the cant
uaigu Is great success. Many states
have announced their intention o. ralS-
Ing IN amount larger than their aliot-
mvut.
II, is clearly understood that the
principal limitation In the work OF the
association among the enlisted men has
been largely a lack Of funds. The larger
the fund. the more efficient ana the moro
extended will be the work as represented
by the Red Triangle
Among the larger contributions report
cd here today Were: Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Carnegie. S2In0O0 and Mr.. and
Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. Jr.. 100000.
Former President William II. Tart. to-
night sent n cougr:ttulatory telegram 10
Dr.. .rohn A. Mott. secretary of the \. NJ.
{. \. National War Work council. on his
success of the S35. 100000 drive
1T shows that everyone has found.
Mr.. Taft said, that the people apprcc-
late the character of the service which
the great organization or which !4u are
IN. head must render to our boys In
raining CAMPS and at the front and TO
the armies OF our allies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
WHITE SLAVERS
Who Brought Girls to This City Given
Long Sentences IN the Atlanta
Federal Prison

Two white SlRvcrS arrested IN ms
city were sentenced to the Atlanta Fed
cral prison yesterday in the Federal
court at l'hilippi by Judge y. G.. Day
ton.
Fay MrS"man. Of ClarksburE. brought
Rly F'ordycc. aged iG. Ia Martins Ferry.
for immoral purposes. and the couple
were arrested here several months ago
by Deputy United States Marshal John
VI. Short. He was given two-ycnr
sentence In the prison.
Prank j. Jag. II Pittsburgh. ~h1
brought Elizabeth Rrgn from her home
near that city and placed her in Il house
Of ill-fslmr in South Wheeling. got four
years In prison. He was also arrested
By Captain Short.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
Be STRONG!
Be V|COROUS!!!
Get Back Your old-Time Ambition and
Be Your Own Happy, Robust,
Coutentod Self Again.

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They ar" guaranteed t. max" you feel
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No matter what other remedies you
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Mail orders filled on recri nj or price.
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w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
AMERICAN CASUALTIES.

OTTAWA. Canada, Nov. 1?.-.Addi-
,lonal American casualties n France are
reported as follows:
Killed: w. L. Johnson. Eau Claire.
Wis; II. q. South gate. Seattle. Wash.
Died of wounds: Carl Simmons. Glen
wood. MINI.
Wounded: Sergeant H. l.. Coork<.
Fort Worth. Tex. Joseph Goodman. 'h!-
cacn; Albert Keller. Grand Rapids.
Mich; W. r. Mckenzie. frccport. I'LL,
Cecil Web, Butte. Mont: l.. Hutty.
Lansing Mich: .. q. Wright. Detroit:
]. l.. Gordon. Kent Wash: !. G. Good
win. Crossc,t. Ark: s. W. Hitler pnvall
Wash.
GaSsed: Sergeant Robert Lewis. chi
caGo: ku~scIl Fault. Charlottesville Ind
The heavy lists Of Canadian castunl-
tics which have been issued during the
past ten days. were continued over the
weekend. From Saturday night until
noon today. three lists were issued az
grRating 1896 names in which the kill
ed total 6I3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
SAID HE WAS ROBBED
But Policeman Said He Was Drunk md
the Judge Said Twenty Days In
Workhouse

Declaring that he had not only becd
robbed OF his bank roll but new coat
and vest by bold highwaymen. wac tht
defense offered by Pearl Griffman. BID
hurley foreigner OF Beech Bottom H.
police court yesterday. officer Ftnnna'
salI, who arrested the man. said he was
staggering about on the SUSPENSION
bridge, drunk. Griffman admitted thai
10 had drunk few beers. He got twenty
DAYS. The foreigner wcpt bitterly DUR
ing the hearing. without effect
Louis Takic. who was arrested by Oitn
Ger Craig for fighting in a street car had
his case continued Until Tuesday. There
were several drunks TO be given inc U.S.
ual fine. in lieu of the fines they tool
dnXS III The wOrkh0uSc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
DAN SHAY WILL GO ON
STAND IN OWN BEHALF

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nnv. l9.-A'an
Shay. former -N0!'ri'an Association n'lSe-
ball manager. will 10 on IN" Stano 10
morrow t. d,f.ud himself against r
Sc,arsc of second dcgr-sc murder on
which he IS being ;ri,d. The case grew
but Of III" shooting Of Clarence e.uell
negro waiter il 4 hotel cafe her" last
May.
Principal among The witnesses today
was Mrs G.rtrui. anderson. nanlcuTiSt
who was with shay in the cafe ut TIC
time Of tn" shouting. She insisted
throughout INSTRUMENTATION that the
Negroes attitude toward shay was
threatening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
NO FIGHTING YET BY
AMERICAN INFANTRY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Sunday. Nov. lS.-By The As
Snciatcd Prcss-Nrtil!ery lighting and
patrol activities continue on III" Amer
lean sector. The infantry has not
taken part in any engagements and t"r
me past few nights the Germans hay"
not i~cn coming near the American lines.
apparently having learned that it is dam
r,ro;,s to d., so. Nothing special inter
est has been reported from tn" front
during the past twcnty-four hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
The RIVER

The stage at the local wharf was S.4
at { o'clock yesterday evening. and II
WAS stationary. Tho stage Of the phoi
in the McMcchcn dam WIS AL. while
the rnoI below the dam showed liz.
stationary.
Tho Ruth passed through Tho local
wharf late iaSt evening Cnr"utS TO
Pittsburgh from New NataNlnra$. anu
will. in all probability. he back at the
local wharf tomorrow.
The Liberty will hc in this morning
from New AIatannfas with Il mixed
curco. and viii leave ut noon for PITTS
burgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
INDICTED ON
CHARGE OF ESPIONAGE

NEW YORK. Ncv. 19.-MaN Eastman.
publisher Of Tho Masses. magazine re-
Gently denied second class mail priv
l"c"S. was Indicted here today with SIX
others connected with tho publication on
Z charge of conspiracy in violation OF
tho espionage act by the federal grand
jury. Bench warrants were Immediate
~ ISSUED for their arrest
Those named with Eastman were;
Floyd Dell, managing editor: {. Mcr-
rill Rogers. Jr., business manager
Henry i. Clen,cr- Kamp. cartoonist: Ar
thur Young. artist: John Reed. writer.
and Josephine Bell, writer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
Hearing This Evening.

The hearing II .Itiu"S trughlu. who
was recently suspended from the BILL
afro polio" department. charged with
conduct unbccnminE an officer Will he
held this evening before the civil service
commission. The charges were pr, fer
red by Clarence cGrbrtt. we'll known
newspaper man. The hearing Will likely
be held In the council chamber. Attor-
ncy w ". Cuwcn. Of ST. ClairSvill". will
represent Croghan. and Ci;y Solicitor
X. &. Cooper. Will look af;er The c!iy's
end Of the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
American Army Now
Preparing for Winter

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Nov. 10. (lsy the Associated
Pr"SS)--Prcparation for winter Were
begun actively today by the American
troops Various units have been or
dcrcd To cease drills temporarily on &C
count OF this work. Tho principal tasks
arc found in the towns where the SOL
diers arc billetcd in buildings which are
drauEhty and in some cases damp. The
weather has been cold and wet for the
last few weeks and tho Troops welcome
The opportunity to provide for their own
comfort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
DOUGH AFTER DOUGH

Frank Dough. n foreigner. was arrest
cd last night ut his alleged place or
business on the South Side on Il charge
Of gambling. on Il warrant issued by n
local justice Of the peace.
1t took the combined efforts Of sew
cral officers 10 land Dough in Jail. He
later gave bond for q hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
POLICE COURT

Two G.isordcriY cases will come up in
police court this morning when William
sorry Of Thirty-fIfth street will he ar
raiEnLd for licking a man who tried 10
collect hill from him. and Green Har-
ris Of Twcnty-siXth street and Alley s
will lie given 4 hearing for beating his
wife.
!,u,Sscll Davis Will face charge Of
NHrrtnCN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
Pound !, Drunken Condition.

\ Wheeling girl was found in m un'
conscious condition on the mill field III
the upper part OF the city yesterday
morning about . o'clock. and after be'
ing removed to the hospital 1t wal
found that the girl was intoxicated.
bridgeport girl was also picked up yes:
tcrday in connection with the case. and
sensational disclosures are expected, al
il Is claimed that the girls secured thd
Intoxicating liquors at club house Id
the upper rart Of the city. Arrests In
the case will likely be made today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
SUCCEEDS MURRAY.

BALTIMORE. Mr.. Nov. l9.-At the
annual meeting or the Baltimore q
Ohio Stockholders today. +. II. Goff. Of
cleveland. Ohio. was elected to tho
board 10 succeed tho late Oscar G. Muir
ray President Daniel willard called
attention to tic unprecedented demands
that have been made upon the faciiitiei
Of the company and OF Other railroads
during the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
HARBORED GIRL

Because she was harborinS sixtccnt
vcnr-uld Grafton girl In her resort on
the South Side. for immoral purposes.
resort keeper was fined s. and costs by
Justice Charles J. Miller.
The woman VAS arrested by Humane
Officer Sheldon Joseph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
Trildelphia Next,

The Triadclphia district high school
football team will conc to B"llairc next
Saturday afternoon To play the local
high school on the Sixteenth street
grounds. This will be thu last game for
the locals preceding The game with
Wheeling on Thanksgiving day and
every Indication points toward stiff
game. TIL" locals will be pushed TO
their utmost against Triadclphia Coach
Mount Will nave !hc B,!lairr boys out
for practice every night and expects 10
have the team IN fine shape for The con-
test next Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
Charged With Begging,
Wheeling Man Arrested

\ dispatch from ST. Louis received
here last night. stated that Otto r.
Nelson. 50 years old. was arrested in
city a. III" onion station. whilS.
eSrlng money from travellers To pay
lis fare 20 Camp Upton. Long Island.
He is declared ~ have arnittcd haH-
ing belonged I" The 2oc Engineers.
The manic OF or" Carlson does NOT
appear in ,the Wheeling city directory
.sr DIS, far as could b. learned re is not
known here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
HILL is NOT GUILTY

Harry G.. IIill who wnS arrested last
My on IL liquor charge was found not
guilty in the. criminal court yesterday.
IN II motion III Attorney Bachmann. ii!ll
was fined 10y n Justice of peace and ut
the trial yesterday. tho assistant dis
trict attorney secured a jury and re-
quested them to return verdict Of not.
guilty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
TWO Break JAIL

Two wholesalers who were confined M
the local Jail awaiting hearings eeford
Mayor RalSton last evening pucceeded
in making their escape from jaiN at aI
early linur yesterday morning. The man
took out Il Number Ut bricks under on4
Of the windows without the knuwledgi
OF the officers, and at late hour last
evening were stiff at large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
Dbl TUARY
Funeral For MS. voeiker Today.

Funeral services for Mrs. Christina
|s:pv.kcr. aged -. widow " Charles
enry voelk"r who passed away sun
ay. will he held in the home OF her
Daughter. Mrs. Sophia N.umar. Of H29
Market street. this afternoon. II 2;3o
'clock. The Rev. Charles r. SevsrinE-
|daus. pas,cs OF III" German Methodist
Episcopal church. will viaclat". Inter
ment will be in Greenwood
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Stays HER CHILDREN.

CONNELI.SNlLLE. Pa. Nov. IA
Mrs. Emma Ilausa!c. Of Monmouth near
hcre today shot two of her children I"
death and seriously wounded two 9TH
ers. She thca tried 30 XII herself.
Physicians sail she had become tenn
uorarIly dcruugcd through illness.