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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-27

IT Is amazing that people will quiet
" contemplate the enormous destruc.
ton of grains in the manufacture o
liquors and especially so when tht
cost of living is daily rising.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-27

Rainfall last twelve hours ......
Rainfall last twentyfour hours.
Deficiency in rainfall since March
.......... ... .,.+-...... ''..... ao
Deficiency In rainfall since Janu-
airy ....... ......... ....... -...' ]
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-27

Crime has been reduced 81 per cent
in less than four months as a result
of the closing Of the saloons in the
province OF Manitoba. Que, accord
ing to Lieut.. j. A. Crozier of the One
TALON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-27

II see my duty and whatever dffi-
culties and disbursements lie in my
way dare not shrink from it,
George washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-27

alcohol will be classed in next
wears issue of the United States
Pharmacopeia as poison, and then
you'll be convinced it really Is "a poi
son." DR.. John Bell declared in the
midst of hot debate that resulted
in the Wayne County (Michigan)
Medical society going on record by
a vote OF 1874 to thirty-one as favor
Ing Statewide prohibition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-27

Mr.. Joseph D. Baker. president OF
the Citizens National Bank OF Fred
erick. Nd. has offered to forfeit So
600 to any haritable institution in
the county II the county adopts pro-
hibition and as a result the tax rate
increases.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-27

The Texas Legislature which will
meet in January Is under mandate
from the Democratic primaries to
submit statewide prohibition In 1887
the proposition lost by 10000 votes
and In 1911 by 5000. but in the latter
case the majority was obtained by
the grossest fraud. as the liquor peo-
pie voted Mexicans and others not
entitled 10 go to the polls
yozaph n pnEcr preSide0t 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
GERMAN editor IS :
INTERNED FOR Wal

Special Dispatch IN the lntell!Eeucer.
CLEVELAND, O., June 13-On or
ders from President Wilson Waldelal
Won Nostitz, former editor and chief
editorial writer of the Waechter uni
Anzeiger, an influential German daily
paper here, vas iptened for the dura-
ton of the war following his arrest TO-
night on the charge Of being an alien
enemy. Federal officials say his ar
rest is the result Of proGerman edl-
lorials which he wrote and which were
published in the AnZeiger. Won No
slitz admitted tonight that he IS 4
German subject and that his sympathy
lis with the kaiser. He also SAID he
upholds the sinking of the Lusitania
and admitted writing editorials along
that line.
Federal officials have kept close rap
on editorials appearing in the An
zeiger and have watched for montbs
the work Of Won Nostitz. He is held
temporarily in the county jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
JACOB SNYDER
DIED YESTERDAY
FORMER STATE SENATOR AND LPE
LONG RESIDENT OF THIS CITY.
Fad Been III for Three Months-Fuuer-
al Services FRIDAY Afternoon at
Two O'clock.

Tie Honorable Jacob Snyder. aged
o.. lifelong resident Of this city. elect
ed ON tho Republican ticket ID the state
scr;ltr IN 1900 and Il member oi inc
Jacob shy der and Sons company until
its dissolution. dIea in his nom" a.
1914 Euit street. Yesterday afternoon
az 3:II o'clock. following an illness OF
three months ui ucphritiS.
Mr.. Snyder waS born IL Wheeling.
April II. 1870. and Mas III" son OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. UuTiu Snyder. lie
WAS educated III tn. local i.nhllc schools
and later attended the Old FrLiIZheIm
Business r"lI"rc. lie married Hiss lsa-
b"ir Greer June \. lH.". For some
lime MIR. snyder had maie his home
with Mrs. ". T. Morris. daughter.
surviving besides Mrs Morris Is a
SON. J. Harold Snyder Of this city He
ais" l"avr+ on" sister. Mrs. Emma Ed
t.mi> ut Cleveland. Ohio: and tn. lol-
lowing brothers: George W. of Eumb"r-
i;tn3. Md: Harry *. Of Pittsburgh. and
Joseph y. Snyder Of Holidays Cove.
funeral >uvyIccS Will h. held in the
nom" OF nr. ". r. Norris. l5li E":t
stree. triia! Afternoon III > o'clock.
TIL, k,y. Il. f.. l.. SirIurr Of ST. Mat
th-w~ Protestant Episcopal church..
viii "!t!"iHtr lntcrmcrt Will nc IN
lirrcn\S,uJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14

ing for the past two weeks as result
Of Il street car accident.
Miss Ethel Smith. OF Eniontown,
Pa. who has been the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. ii. HoblltZel!, or LehoA
place, has returned 10 her home.
Miss Edna Kelchum, of Helena,
MonI.. arrived here yesterday to be
the summer guest Of her brother, Gen.
rra Manager Charles NJ. Ketchum. OF
the Wheeling Commercial Association.
and Mrs. Kcrchum, Of Beech Glen
Miss Kctchum was graduated a few
days ago from the University OF Chi
rago. with the degree Of doctor Of phil
IOSophy. ,.-
Samuel MCGOWAN Of SprinEdal". left
last night for Fairmnut. on business
connected with the Bell Telephone conf
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
THE MOONEY TRIAL.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June l3.-
Three physicians and n newspaper man
We're the first witnesses called today at
tn. resumption of the trinal of Mrs.
Rnna Mooney on charge OF murder.
growing. out OF the preparedness day
bomb explosion here last July.
Bits of metal. steel jacketed bullets.
pieces OF Jagged iron and other articles
which had been taken from the btdias
Of the ton victims OF the explosion we're
offered in evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Funeral for j. Russell Houston.

NrNl"iIui Hii";nNUN i.Il!uEHi $UrNlCcS
former Resilient -! this c:ty. who died
in cincinnati Tuesday. following an
OPERATION. WIS held IN IT, home Of his
hr"thr iu-law, L'."r;.c Baird. ii 81 Fiji
t""uth street Tn" Rev. rr. rIaude
i'"r':r Terry. al ih" j!r,' PrcShN terrain
NGrrh. nIli,iat...! and burial was prl-
rat" ia Greenwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Tax Period Extc1ded.

Til" iiiug mas i"-"n vNi"u'i",. TO Ian"
T.. H. Iar III. ,i,N"S. |! not rnt'! -
,nIs t..i,. u;un,= WIil L.. rGi "n IN. ~
ljnur>nt list. IiuI property Offered l.!
safe. Il was aur"Un"'.d yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Funeral for Mrs. Hamilton.

Fun"ral srrVit'> Toy Mrs. El'HHnEih
Hamilton. Widow "f Smith Hamilton.
who nn:$"'i away IN rhr family hong.
?36 Market street, w-r" h"Ii iii tn" place.
OF death Yesterday AFTERNOON. The Ecv.
Iir. tlar"nr" t.hr'u. .\!"u. Of Fourth
Street M'thndi$I Episcopal church. WAS
IN charge. lEf'riu"Ht MAS made IN
Stone church cemetery.
Tn" palii,"ar"r& w-r" William Lind
say. John $I%snu. I"cli Hamilton. tlit-
ford Hamilton. Arch Hamilton and
Homer rairG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Warwood Not o Stacker

WlrINDnU IN NOT a ''SI;t' I;rr WA"N II
cones u h-llalg ~ In" i:"i cross cause.
IN" Intcrcs. aIl'i enthusiasm -! We i''"-
I!,. ere g!rW:n.; SrrsI%i.$ and rapidly 40
Zach day NOR Hn"wi'"R' Is presented
about this wonderful! organization.
The bodies conducting IT." campaign
u-,. tnnfi,n.. II y-ry extensive "nd inter
cs.i;.r. S".-:.l Of lii. w-rn'', und"r
the supervision "f Mrs Nr'n'r"r. WI!
deliver i sv~!c~ g.; lectures, 81 III" n"Tv.'-
~ll- 81: tho Rcd Cross !"'!.
Nr- T,rr!W H,H Mr.. Kramer Sp"k"
Yesterday - Ia, rn"u Of thu Wheeling
Str"i Casting company.
Friday. Ium" Is. q, i2.1@ o'clock IN"
.ruIi"y,:s -: III" Wheeling Ceiling anh
Ernl!ng ,"mr;rny w!Ii IT,. .u>irG"ird II!
some I;",l Gross work. Tie subject WEI
H.. auuuuuCcd .at.T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Oh. Fire Department!

L hHs ,.rv,-l"iI"'! ih;C' n" IRE apparatus
! housed Gn,!.r IT, W"'d!awa street car
/ station j.: partly uHUsail'. When thu
! n..yv station WAS t"iul built. Il ladder
! wn placed IL thu station. ami th"a IN"
| station huiit around K; Several bets
: have been lost. person" trying :" ta<f
| 49,. ladder "ut :@",i b.'h.ui lwr larp"
! iron In$ts. ami Itu; being abb. :" sue
| cot: THIS inati"r hrs h"ru 'TiISln =
; u great d.ai az talk and amusement.
| 1t S,L;iriS Ink" the lr!Shman VIII" built
ia" brick house. and walled himself Up
! on The inside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14

tbs hit"rn''"!: 81 = ""inck tInCrll
~..rvcr* VIII Ia hriL Tor Mrs. Margaret
k"uucuy. winw al Nant"u Kennedy. who
PASSED AVA! N"uu:iy in III" family home
- !'"rtl"lh STREET. Tn" Hc>. j. T.. ley
cnhvrgcr. 81 Ia" THIRD l'r"Sh! terrain
church. Wiii oiilcldl". l;urai will hc in
Tho NrMech"u cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14

~ View Point. WIRE sent yesterday
.mUrnin. |" h.r la," Lum". t:v"n%"rd.
~ Va. ~:le:" !4n"rnl >''rI .""N NH -.
.I"!,I In;.rG:r:!t wtii in.." PLACE g.: t';l'
n!;sr.. short funeral services w'I'. t.! Z"
IT tn. t"nl. -: !."r S"a last i,."SGty
,.l,.!lIu.: III charS" - t:"N. j.. J.. ..'''v'.'-
j!u. !H>t"r ~ th'. SCOT" t'rvS %i"rls,it
church ~ Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
T,ookout Circle Meets,

Th.. L"~k.,ul Circle. ~ ia" 'hris;l'tn
| church Will htl- u SOCIAL U"','nG go
, uIghI. at H. nom" Of Mrs. H',>. We
! sh,.n$ If South Wa"w"u!. Tn. i""iti".:a
: viii meet III ) n'rloril t. crt"r " r!"lS-
| an; evening WIKI sowing a'': music, i"l-
+ l,wcI by L light luu"h"Un
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
George NJ. Williams Dies.

Following a;I Illness ui seven weeks.
George VI. Williams. nf stop :. on the
'kHy laud linz. died ~ his home ycSter-
day nfi"rnnun NJ = IA O'Clock. Death
WAS iI!c :" lnHrmil!rs al old age. lie
wa+ IN his 13d year and Is survived by
Iwu SOM, and iwr brothers. Funeral
ARRANGEMENTS arr Incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Funeral for John p. Beutz.

Yesterday ait"rnm'H iun"rn! service!
;ur John Il. irnt". aged local resident
" II" 'iI'.h Monday. wcrc held in TIA" hrI;l,
o. his SISTER. Mrs. NuGi!S; ka.S''il. 81
&N@" l:"!i street. lnIrrn:cut WHS III Mt
I!nu -. uiClrrE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14

The C. A. Cs. OF Bellaire would like to
arrange for games for both Saturday and
sunday. with some strong team I'm the
Ohio Valley. Call Jack Layncs pol
ROOM 7n-J Bellairc. National phone. md
ask for the manager Of the c. A. Cs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Datc Sc, for Election

Tn" tla;. i"r thu h"nd IS.Su" erection
:" :" H.lI tx ia" t"wu g; !.'iIrw"od
"a. I'D lat uI=ht ~ Il %r.ci''l iii'-"t-
,ns Of rniIuCii. II Will Il" hid ga ~Itur-
,:;,y !Uly IN: NuthInE IS" "t 'i"p"r-
;l;Ic" was iHi''u Hp. Mayor 'T'~"vli
W.tS IN rharg.. ~ The. mr"'l:IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Conference Hold.

r J. McI'?arii,u. e. /. L'u': and l.. II.
Mcclure" Il committee appointed !"r IA
Waryyrod s~un"!l. held n conference. with
MIR. NiwuuI. general Nnnau"r 81 In"
Wi.cl,,l, Trn'l,"il ,"Huu;tuy W'dna-.iI"
and s:l,rih important business matters
we're taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Will Heopen Oaks"

III. Old oaks c1l", ~ Wheeling iaTk
has h...u leased h. Ernest i"u;I. ~
that uli,r.. y confectionery. S":' ':'ni
and H.. cream pa;t"r vii. b.. ""''i'tct"d.
N'hrr West NIrriui,t Went Dir" - was
CLOSED. and no ole has EYER rc"rr"@d 1t
uutN now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Made Inspection,

Tuesday rycn:n.. IN lu>p"rti0N WH7
made near he l;Irhiau! ruin"s. hr Ma
jor M"n,r",n"rI {. T.. bots, chairman
~ tn" lE"IlLh apartment. an! '"un'il-
,l:,.n Charles N"Ishan-. i. ". N',!rr. i.
!! MCCr;rllvu and L. II. Me- mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Hold Lawn Feto.

III. Sund-y SIhnnl ~ IN EdgwOod
!.,Ilr.r,u church. Viii hold L lawn i"t%
ami social this evening. ~ Ia" i.dG-
Wood PARK. Nj k!,l'i> al refreshments
viii b" >.i...d. and {; good time Is an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Mission Band Disbauds.

Tho iiIIir Missile! i:an! -! 'h. iiHf'
rISI church has been d,s'"mi inGrd !"r tn
summer. h.caG%r rt tn" aHs'n"'' vf So
mau" children tron "a" meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Nv, 'S..O-N Council

Tn" Elm Grove ccUucil met las night
:. ,D. .,.nu .!l... w!tH .May": '1.aph".
= r"fJr:,.. !Ui u":hluS 81 :r'.i':i,'nS,
WIS taken III. l. WAS anU"uCcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
WhRWOOD
South Warwood Day at Fairgrounds.

South Warwood Day at Fairgrounds
On account III the ilS1anC" .nIriyel-
ing between South I!!I Center wa
wood 1hn children q: The south ma Of
town have not been ahlu 10 attend IL"
riaygruunds because al danger lu''%
iu&ht encounter on their way 10 - Il
from the ground.
It has been arranged til&t on Satur-
day afternoon, June II. AL childr'1l
desiring 20 enjoy The many pleasures
thar the Fairgrounds u!Tcr meet at me
hon" Of Miss (i"ctrud" Eampo"!i., 40
RiCh!ard lvcnUo. ~ TO "r!och'
from whence thcy viii so TO TIE play
grounds.
and return home at clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
CUI|CURA HEALS
INTENSE ITCHING
And Burning Rash on Body. Scratch
ing Made PimpIes, Biistersa and Red
Biotches. Lost Sleep. Face Dis
figured. Cuticura Entirely Healed.

~ t,:cak;r.- n';t commenced on II"
face a,.i KY; >p.rIi;;.: @ls.ij il was
ncar:v =! over =; !.r,:". /. w.:< I lind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14

Charles kirhT. Sr. %: Fulton. IS I'M
proving after an extended Illness
Rudolph Rogers. Of Elm Grove. broke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
Funeral for Mrs. Keuney.

Yesterday murHiu@ iiin"rHl services
k"nn"Y. widow 1T james lIcnr"v. who
rii"L Mnuiay in ;hc family home. -
Tw"rty-thjrd street. followed with re-
uWi"m h.:h mass ia 81. Jos"ph's ca;hG-
LrHi BHriH! wa" H. Nj Calvary.
The l.allh"ar"rs were .'"hn i. Tramas
mUH Frank t"Hu"r. John e. Stein.
lanes Eurkc and James Flanagan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
About People
Movements OF Individuals to
and From the City.
rr1-STArE ARRIvALE.

:. ~, i.,t;,. ,.h..l.,nr.
Nos -rn =, W,,usiII,n t.t q \
i,5.. -, nv TytIsburrn; j. Vi. smith
Nnn.ii,Id -. u. H. benny. Pittsburgh:
"! : ErisiyGnr"r. columbus; J. j. Dau-
her. columbus: Fred Rogers. I'IttS-
burgh
McLure-F l. I''"hridse. Clarke burg;
i. II. Jarrett. harrisburg; 6. II. '"rp"l-
ter, lark"rShurr; !. {. Klein. ,'rhi ton
! l.. II. i'hiI!irS. M"fIantuWh; :! = NH"u-
WHt", faIN|' pu'k -. M"N'''C' ~ ''t ~.
H.:,' ''''' - ,,Iif:mrd I,i,ishurrh. n II,
Nyn,4ur t:uI,uhus. ! & Woods Id,., Puts
t w ,r..,,'''' >'''''''','' O' '''>'
Windsor. W. Miller. Park RS hnrE:
u :. lr"nnhuc Pittsburgh: G. i. Bell
Columbus: Il. T.. Fowler. Marietta: q;
i. thilI!p$. -. MaryI' " W.. trcd
: Rogers. lhitSnmrIn: II; H. Eo6n Ne"
numh' rIand' W; VI; ". W HarrH'
Is!snu!t" l. .,',."' g. q:
stann-", r. S'T I.i, ,! me ,'V:'' va
~ '' Mayli"jd Mafirl, ". Va,; +: {. I"-.
,'irr!rS1"n. -. H. W""lj.r rk"rS
burg; j. 9. WIggins. l-it,i"t"n: +. l,nur-
"n'". Cameron; j. -. Law m"r' ARK,
Tr>hnrF 9 IL. r s.,T,,ii "yorE <,
nn" an" rs r''"' W IudT
iii,,st,r,L
/ = '>'"' N"'
NJ. /, u ,,,,r;r- ,c r,I,mbu. n
,.,,.,d ,rr;,,, ,i,'''' WInnlinr Vnstrrdav
~ nhiI,d r,i, ,mi
%''., ,rI. H. nrrr;n" ;s n,:,l;ins.
ihn rim in -, 1ind.r rmIIrjr,s~ ear SnrnK.
;m,. ~ rM,. crnIitiou ri The road be-.
iw,,n Car,hriGcr and OH Washing.
ion O. me- laid the National road was
sill Under construction and Il rlcvcnr
milo dr,our WIS necessary. Mr.. Dun
ning advises. all tourists maxim. the
Irin in this WAY 10 h. equipped with
chains. especially in wet weather. rs
the ,,rfuur is made UP entirely nf dirt
iiGai!s.
Mr.. James IiiSlr: of Baltimore. Md.
r;isSrd through The city Yesterday with
his family rnroul" to Indianapolis.
Ind. where they will make their home
IN The future. The party is making
jhn trim in their iiuick touring ear.
Mrs John Wiltrnbrnok and children
If Cleveland. o.. are tn" guests Of
y h"rinG relatives for q few days.
Born. 10. Mr.. and Mrs. t.. T.. Becker,
nee Hannah .jprnm" Of North Main
EIrrrI Wednesday evening. June II. Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
mcalI:ster Funeral,

tn. "...:,;,,,S -: W.. Snrfn !..'.. No.
All;s,.". who passed awuy 3I";uiIy nv"n-
in. T.; i.'.. l!u!!l. ~ :I.:' ''H. i l!'i"' 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-14
go. Al u sva'ra "a II" Ir'r.::."acrr.
N. VI G HDv

/ 'nI.IMBI'S. o. Jun" l3.---pr. W. :
N"%. aged -. representative" from Jac.i-
. son .'""n!y ~ ~" ir.islntUrc. died today
~ ;trcplc ~ 1T his hom" at WrllStoi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
Rout Midd|enan, is
Advice Of Bankers
Speaker Says Farmers Must Be Given
Chance-Cold Storage Scored

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept o4.-"Whcn
banker and farmer unite against thu
middleman the country'S food prnhi"lr.
will BE- near solution" t. L. Pack. prrSi .
dent OF the National; Emergency F"oG
Garden Association. told tho American
Bankers Association in convention to-.
day.
The farmer Is the best friend Inc
country has" sad Pack. III he is
prosperous, you 5ank"rs and all the res.
TT us are prosperous. The thing for
you 10 do is 10 Xst together and smash
tho cornrrSl onn of high prices. AID the
farmer over the :uugh spots 80 lha, re
can produce more fo"dstuffs than ever
before"
"Thr"n million emergency rmr,iru
farmers have produced $a.u."' "nu a.:
food. +. n. l.. at ia" Kitchen tnnr" sslI
Pack We lpusi r"0duS" f""G a. near
the points ~ greatest CONSUMPTION 49,
possible. rnut thr middl'mRn and c"ld
storage m,n and thus relieve the ra;l.
rondS."
Hundreds al Americas biggest pank.
ing mon from I'll 1nrtE Of til" tinted
States arrived IN Atlantic city today
for III" convention. CrmTiII"" meetings
and - special session -: ii. agricultural
sect ION ara %ch".iu!.,i today.
Tomorrow aId Wednesday, VIII T."
generally drvnt"t To sectional and com.
Mite" meetings. TEc trust company
sections session tomorrow Viii h'ar 4
discuss I"il ~ III, relation "f III" Federal
Reserve hnnks I" r." iru%. c"mpiLm,"S
-: Nrl"rtrt ST""ch"S by Secretary NJ
Adoo. Lord N"rtl"Iitr" nni other war
leaders will II. ,cnlh "h,n he nam
sessions ur IA" convention Begin, on
Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
ALEXANDER BERKMAN
WILL BE EXTRADTTEr

ALBANY, n. Y. Sept. 4.-Applica-
tion for the extradition from New
York to California Of Alexander Bert.
man was made to Governor Whitman
today by the San Francisco police.
The governor ordered hearing for
tomorrow noon on the request. :.
Berkman Il the anarchist who now
is in the Tombs prison. New York, be.
cause OF his alleged connection With
the plotting which led up to the bomb
outrage at San Francisco prepared,
ness day in July. 1916 The applica-
tion was presented today by Emile
Hearn, OF the San Francisco police de.
paTtment. Berkman was recently con.
vlcted in federal court Of conspirine
10 obstruct the operation Of the con.
scription law and was sent to the fed.
eral prison at Atlanta. Later he Was
temporarily released on a legal pro.
cess and has since been confined in
the TombS prison
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
MORE SENSATIONAL
REVELATIONS SOON

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-While
there IL no indication Of what will be
The state Department. next dlsclo-
sur" Of German intrigue in America
and elsewhere. il is known that dis
closures a. sensational as any yet
published are being held in reserve
and may b. made Il: any timr.
One OF the things the state depart
mcnt has is list Of persons who re-
r"ived German money in the passport
frauds. he munitions plots and prac-
tically all, the other activities OF Ger.
man intrigue here which took place
between the beginning of the war in
August. 1914. and the entry OF the
United States into the conflict. This
list l. said 10 contain scores OF names
and IN" amounts OF money represent
cd run Tery high.
From time to time the department
also probably will make public certain
evidence 10 dispose OF the denials OF
those who have been involved in the
disclosures already made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
Compensation News

Awards and pensions were awarded
today by the state Compensation COM
missioner MS follows: Charley Rchards.
driver for the Mckcll Coal and Coke
company. ut it's Tnmroy mine. In Fay
cite county. compound fracture Of femur
bone In slate fall. lump sum settlement
nj SSS9.77: Mrs. Pence jesse and daugh-
ter. Of Twin Branch. dependents rr
William NJ. Jesse miner In the employ
Of tho J. 3. r. Coal company. nj Twin
Hranch mine injured In the hack by
slate fall. compensated. returned to work
MS furnace fireman. and dropped dead
from old injuries. s25 per month.
Application for protection under the
compensation act were, approved today
rs follows:
I'aIrmont and Clarhshurg Fuel cnm>
panY. Of Fairmont; Elk Garden Fig
Vein company. coal mining Baltimore.
Md: J. NJ. NJ. Downes. coal mining.
Buckhannon: Higgins Coal compan%.
Morgantown: The Perfection Steam
Laundry. ST. Adams; Consolidated En-
EineerinS company. WEIGH: Mc-illeeuan
Brothers company. steel plate construc-
ton. Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
DELAYED units OF
DRAFTEES ARRIVE
At CAMP SHERMAN

CAMP SHERMAN. O.. Sept. c4.--Nf-
fcers In charge NJ the incoming citizrn
soldiers wrr, b-,sv .,is n'>rhInE cheek
ing up the lis. ~ iraft""s who were rH-
pectcd to arrive last week with the SOC
ond Increment Of sclc"iiTrs. several
hundred ur those who w"r" ~ have re-
ported failed TO put IN an appearances.
No word has been received rs In when
the men arc coming but they were due
here last Friday.
Over 1900 draftces arrived at ina
camp yesterday from scctinns "f ''hI".
bringing up the total citizen reputation
Of the ElEhty-thrrl division Il" nearly
IS. 600. after the sirarElnrR hnNr been
rounded up today. No more s"leciivrs
will he received until October ,. when
lG.nd0 more youths Will begin I" arrive.
Selectivps uf belmont county are look
ing forward each day 10 tho time when
their entire "nuirmcnt Will be Issued 10
them. These youths. are little shy
OF uniforms only hats. socks, and
shoes have h"cn issued 10 them. How
ever. the mon arc QUILTED by COM
panics and us this Is the last "nmp"n:-
ia Tn" regiment tho" Will hr among tn"
last Ia he r"mrintrly outiiltcd.