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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per Oceapic liner Sierra today from
Sydney and, Pago-P" go-M. Getz. J.
Jones Airs. r. Kennedy. H. Law. Miss
+. MhFwen, Ara. M, Clarence, Dig
ii. Clarence, Air. l. Resi-
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President Poincare of France has
made a, collection OF photographs Of
f'nxiiGh soldier who have WaR thc
iCtoTia Cross.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
For the Territory Of Hawaii.

In the Matter of Lui Shee, doing
business as Sang Yuen Kee, a bank.
rupt, No. 81.
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Between Boards: Sales: Is Olaa,
16; $50, so olaa, 15.S7k; so, so, IS,
20, %, 80 Pioneer, $3.50; 100, so Pa
hang Rubber, 81; SO, so Oahu Sugar,
31.25; 10, Hawn. Pines, 1880; 40
Honomu, $3.50.
Session Sales: S, 5 Oahu Sugar,
31.S71k; IS, 25 H. C. & s., 1880: 40
Olaa, 15.S71a; 100, rs, 80 Pioneer Mill,
$3.50; 5, 10 Hawn. Pines, 1880; Is
McBryde, 1125; Is, %, Is, Is, Is, rs. 10,
6 Waialua, 29.S7ls.
Latest sugar quotation: So degrees
test, 4.s2 cts. or $500 per ton.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange

Tuesday, Jan. 80.
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LOST.

Japanese pug bitch. Return to 2712
Nuuana avenue and receive reward.
6696-tf
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c. BREWER & Co.
tLlMlrEn)
SUGAR FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AND INSURANCE
AGENTS

ST, HONOLULU. Z. 4.
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WANTED.

Tiles about ID Inches square. A large
quantity. Reply giving price. Box
466, Star-Bulletin. 6696-.6t
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First-class pianist, read at sight, for
vocal studio. Address Room 3, Nc
Corriston Bldg. 6696-3t
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SITUATION WANTED.

Experienced chauffeur, (American),
local references. Address Box AIS,
Star-Bulletin. $685.
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eleven thoroughbred White Leghorn
Pullets and one fine Rooster, all just
one year old, for $500. Phone 1880.
6696--3t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18

In three weeks or less watch the mag.
ic Transformation. See how tho old
hardened coarse. rough skin turns into
new. fresh. soft. youthful-lookinE skin
almost before your very eyes. all due to
simple skin osmosis produced solely by
warm water and roseated cream. But
be sure to use only pure roseated cream,
as 1t Is an entirely different thing from
ordinary face creams and must not BE-
COMPOUNDED with them personally pre-
fer Creme Tokalon (Roseated) but any
good brand will do. II you have wrtn-
kles get a box Of Japanese Ice Pencils
and use them in connection with the
the deepest wrinkles, no matter OF how
long standing. in one nights time and
awaken on the morrow to witness most
astonishing results. Also the use OF =
little SantoneS (sold by druggists) on
mediately suppress the appearance OF all
smaller wrinkles and marks Of age and
make you look almost years younger.
1t gives an indescribably beautiful effect
to the neck and arms for evening dress~
personally guarantee success In
every case. in any OF my Newspaper ar
ticles relating to beauty, or ! VIII re-
recommend provided you take your
dealers receipt at tho time you make
your purchase. My American address II
Simone Mariex. 90 West 22nd Street.
New York.
EoTE:-rhe manufacturers Of Crsma Tokaisa.
Rosestnd, hare such unbounded ooandAcs IN toiI
particular brand that they offer 10 fcrat $4,000 b
any charitable Institution Il can b shown that IL
will not Danish every complexion hlenish Asd pvs
most Astonishing new beauty to wrinksd eassSotn.
AGED women In three days time In many iAstanc0L
Il can be obtained absolutely freah and sIaf0.
teed pure from Bser's Drug ztors. 6toas 1nn9A%
c, Fl. Grest Co., Hoxs- Davis. John Colsmsh. CA
81 Shook Co. or most any good truSEtH o oOafs-
nent store In this city. ="
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
M'MECHEN
Christian Bible Class BANQUET.


The Loyal Mems and Loyal Women's
Bible classes Of the McMcchen Christian
church will give Il banquet SATURDAY.
evening in the ediiic" to the Loyal Sons
and Loyal Daughters Bible classes.
Rev. T. D. Fellcrs OF Youngstown. o..
formerly pastor OF the First NJ. r.
church here. spent several hours In the
city yesterday. Mr.. t'cllerS was enroute
TO Cameron. where lie will assist with
u revival campaign.
Frank Vaughan. L. 0: conductor;
left yesterday for Texas, where he Will
spend several days attending to business
matters. From Texas Mr. Vaughan will
20 10 California where he will spend
the remainder Of The winter.
Chief of Police chester Hardesty has
issued orders 10 the effect that all chill
drcn are forbidden 10 sleigh ride across
street car tracks.
Friendship Castle No. I. Knights OF
til" Golden Eagle. held it's regular week
lv business meeting last evening in the
Tod l"dEG headquarters IL the NcMeche"
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tan church will hold its regular all day
business meeting today in the basement
Of the church.
Thomas Sharp Of Marshall street, who
has been quite Ill at his home here for
several days. is some improved.
4 number Of local people will attend
tho White Lilly social clubs dance at
Ernwoud this evening.
Mrs. knscy Cusich Of this city. who
has been quite i'll for several weeks, is
able TO BIZ about again.
Lone Star Temple Nc. 2, Pythian Sis
tiers. will hold its regular semi-monthly
business meeting tomorrow evening in
the lodge headquarters in the McMechen
building.
MIR. and Mrs. John Taylor Of Meade
vile. Pa. arrived here yesterday for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs Clyde Sharp Of this city. is
spending several days with Wheeling
relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
PROHIBITIONISTS WILL
NOT AMALGAMATE

CHICAGO, Jan. 17-When the Ma
ltional Committee Of the Prohibition
party completed today's session which
would incorporate prohibition in its
platform seemed doomed, although
another session TO be held tomorrow
may change the situation.
The question, however, was put
squarely up to the committee today
by Oliver w Stewart. who advocated
the merger plan. but he was voted
|down. Many committeeman express,
ed the opinion that the party would
retain its entity until after the cleo
lions Of 1913, although ready 10 CO.
ioperate with all other anti-liquor or
iganizations. Those opposing MI. stew
Iart's resolution held that it would be
wise to wait until 1920 10 see if VIII
liam j. Bryan would be able 10 swing
the Democrats to prohibition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
WARRINGTON

MANEIEGTON. w. Va. Jan. L.
Mrs L. L. Hamilton has returned from
Wheeling. where She has been patti
rnt in the General hospital for some
Mr. and Mrs. \. r. Jolirr are wheel
i'm. visitors to-day.
Hhas. MsCrea Dorsey Ford and Me =
Jacobs of Fairmont. wvr" The guests OF
friends here Sunday evening.
Walter Black of Pittsburgh. visited
at his home here over Sunday.
Mrs. W. n. Smith is visiting her
sister Mrs. L. {. Dancer in Wheeling.
Mrs. VI. s. Thompson is nursing 4
cas-. Of typhoid fever OH Dents run.
Mrs. II. Il. Beatty and SON. John,
have returned from visit in Parkers-
burg.
James Jolinf Of Grove City. Pa. is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. r. NJ. Haugh received word last
week Of thn marriage of her sister Miss
l.uiii" summers OF Wayn"Shoro. Pa.
In .Mr. E.ucian Beam of Emit shurGh.
IL. Miss Summers has visited her
h. remembered. by number Of friends.
Rev. G. L. Goodwin Of Fairmont. was
:, visitor in town yesterday.
Or. q. {. Bradley Of Cross Roads.
is n visitor in town today.
DR. r. Calvert was husAAss visitor
in Fairmont yesterday.
Henry Mycr. daughter Miss ESt"lla.
son Henry and daughter have returned
from Pittsburgh whcro they went to
bury their wife and mother. the late
Mrs. Mary +. Mycr.
& n. SnodgraSS was business visit
or m Fairmont this morning
Miss katherine Miller of Washing
ton, D. g.. is visiting relatives here.
The Misses Mary Weekly and Jesse
James Of Falrmont, visited friends here
Sunday.
Roy. Thomas A. Koon;z of Wheeling.
is tho guest OF his brother. Rev. j. V.
koontZ. here.
Rev. T. \. Brooks OF Weston. is The
guest Of his sister. Mrs. +. W. Vance.
Mrs. James J. Allen and Mrs. Walter
O'Day will entertain the members Of tn"
Eouh club and their escorts 1T The home
nr Tho former, on Marshall. street this
evening.
John N. Pinnrll, brother Of Dorothy
pincll. has been In town the past two
days Visiting his sister. at the Mctho-
. diSt parsonage.
Miss Margaret Johns Of tairmont Is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. Atha expects
TO leave this week to spend the remain
der Of the winter in Florida.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
COMPLETES TOUR OF AMERICA

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan. Ii
Sir Rahindranath Taenrr. best known
as Il winner OF III" Nobel prize for
poetry. sailed for india today at the
conclusion Of his tour Of America. The
poet observed. in leaving this country,
that one OF The most pronounced
Americanisms he had. noLic. was
that American women "havn more l"i.
sure than any women in the world
and they could use ii we'll in study
and Improvement"
He also believed that economic con-
dilions which prevail in America give
promise Of this being the greatest ma
ton in the world But with it all, The
poet declared. he could not but see
much impoliIpness and crudcness'
on the part of Americans with whom
he came in contact.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18

A thousand times I have heard rich
women say: ooh! youth is so wonderful
and lovely. 1 would give everything ~ !
possess for youth and beauty gam:
pride or ambition In her wants to be lald
! on the shelf aged, careworn,. wrinkleo
and forgotten so that men wish 70 aVoio
her Mt every dance and dinner party
and women themselves would like 10 IN
vite someone who looks younger 70
brighten UP the occasion. Yet there is
no longer any reason why the average
woman need look so old and plain even
| If she Is old.
Since the remarkable discovery OF skin
osmosis almost any woman can opea as.
Surprisingly youthful appearance even
; though she il 40. or so or more years OF
age. The Countess de Chevanne VINO at
70 years OF age possesses a mar
soft, smooth, velyet-like skin and an al
most g!rl-like complexion without
wrinkle in sight. told the writer person
ally in Paris that she owed 1t a.! TO tne
discovery Of skin osmosis WIN TINS
marvellous discovery every complexion
blemish can be banished In three mig hts
lin many instances. and you can AWAKEN
in the morning with bautltul, rose
colered complexion fresh as daisy.
have known dozens Of hollow-cheek-
ed wrinklej. aged-looklng women, VINO
had given up all hope Of ever looking
beautiful and youthful again, TO come
back and again become most beautiful.
Youthful and fascinating in from two to
three weeks time by this wonderful
simple method.
No matter what your age or what you
Ihave tried unsuccessfully. skin osmoslSS
will positively bring you new beauty and
youth. Merely wash your face in warm
water at night and rub in teaspoonful
or two Of any good roseated cream
which you can obtain from your drug
gist. In the morning wash the face with
cold water and rub in more cream.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
OPEN NOSTRlLS
BREAK A COLD
STOP CATARRH
Do It BY Using NostrioIa Balm or
A Liquid NostrioIa Nose and
Throat Vapor-Spray.

The cheapest, surest. safest and
best way TO clear the head. open nos
trils. break cold and stop catarrhal
conditions Of the mucous membranes
is the "NOSTRlOLA" way.
Thousands right in this locality can
testify 10 this All druggists sell and
recommend "NOSTRIOLA" both The
Balm and Liquod form.
Ask your druggist 10 show you the
special Nostriola Atomizer Outfit
Price 81 Lon. including sixty days treat
ment. Liquid independent of atom
i7er, 2.oz. bottle. price so cents.
Don't wait or hesitate. but start the
"NOSTRlOLA treatment now and a
pleasant surprise awaits you. A tube
or bottle of NOSTRlOLA will last for
months and keep you free from colds
a whole season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
FRENCH PROTECTORATE
IS NOW RECOGNIZED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-France 3
protectorate over Morocco is recoEniz'
ed by the United States in a note
handed Ambassador Jusserand today
by Secretary Lansing. The note says
the action is taken Notwithstanding
The present conflict in Europe, IN
order 10 meet the wishes Of the French
government and people. for whom the
government and people of the united
States entertain a traditional and SIM
cere friendship"
Negotiations on this subject have
been under way intcrmittenE since
France and Spain partitioned Moroc-
co in 1912, but the United States has
up to now withheld recognition on the
ground that she should not be the
first nation to take such action in
that part of the world where her in
forests are very indirect
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hospital Tuesday. She is getting along
as nicely AS could j." expected.
Frank Ferguson "f Sixth street. who
has been seriously i'll fur several weeks.
is some improved.
Alr. and Mrs. Samuel Sampson. Of
Martins Ferry. ar" spending several
days her" with relatives.
W. r. Norris OF rrmerCn. spcn: yes
,cr'lay in tn" city attending to business
matters.
John r. gallagher of Cleveland. O..
is spending several days here attending
10 business matters.
Mrs. John IIazlrtl Of Wheeling. is
spending several days here with Mrs.
Il. II. Conner "f Jefferson avenue.
Clyde Standiford has returned To his
home in New Mar;nsvllr. after q vis!.
with friends. AMI r"ia tivc$ h':r
Miss Cora Forster has r"'urncI 10 her
home on Center street. after a week 8
visit with tn" Misses Travis Of Round
Bottom.
Wiley shepherd Of Meade district.
was in the city yesterday.
g. T.. Chambers. wro mas h'cn i'll at
his home on Washington avcnur for
several weeks. T. improving nicely.
Miss Lucille CHr:try has returned TO
her duties in Warrington. after a visit
with her mother, Mrs. NJ. T.. Carney Of
Oak avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
LADY MACCABEES
DISTRICT MEETING
over 400 Members, With High Off
GERS, at Martins Ferry
Event

Yesterday afternoon and evening
the Womans Benefit Association OF
the Maccabees held Il district meeting
in the Fraternal hall in Martins Ferry,
which was attended by about 400
members. The affair was under the
auspices of The lodges of Martins
Ferry, Bridgeport and Dellaire and
was one of the most successful ever
staged by the association.
Yesterday afternoons session con-
sisted Of degree work. About % or
30 members were initiated. In the
evening memorial services for the
deceased members were held which
we're very impressive. Several adj
dresses by some of the state and ma
tional officers who were honor guests
were heard and proved 10 be very in
teresting. Also at the evening serV-
ice. the new altar of the Martins
Ferry review was dedicated with APP
propriate services.
Among the chief officers who were
present at the meetings were Mrs.
Elizabeth Schramm, OF Bridgeport,
district deputy: Miss Nellie Heppert,
OF Akron, great commander for Ohio;
Miss Francis d. Partridge, of Port
Huron, Mich, supreme record keeper,
and Mrs. Helen r. Burt, of Charles
Town, state commander Of West Vir-
uini1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
PROGRESSIVES WILL
NOT ACCEPT NEW PLAN

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Fortified by
kilograms and letters sent 10 him by
Progressives from many parts OF the
country, George W. Perkins today laid
down an ultimatum 10 the Republican
leaders that the harmony plan pro-
posed yesterday by the subcommittee
made up of members Of the Republt-
can national committees executive
committee, would not be acceptable to
the Progressives. Mr. Perkins said
he had conference with Republican
National Chairman William R. Will
con in which he told the chairman
that The proposed supplemental com.
miltee" 10 be made up of Progressives
and Republicans crowded for in the
harmony plan would not do.
He renewed his demand for meet
ing of the full national committee TO
take up the question Of Republican,
Progressive cooperation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
.SISTERSy|LLE

SISTERSVIlLE. w. Va. Jan. IL
Frank Emch Of New Marttnsvillc. was
here Tuesday evening to see Dream
Girl OF Mine" at the Auditorium.
Miss Helen Slcmaker Is spending this
week in Pittsburgh us tn" guest Of Miss
Martha Bigham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McLain and
sons. Winfield and Edgar. have returned
home TO Fairmont. after being the
guests OF Mrs. McLatn's mother. Mrs.
Jennie Mooney.
Mr.. and Mrs a. NJ. Hunter and son
Robert have returned from Youngstown.
Ohio, where they We're called by the
death of Mr.. Hunters sister. Mrs. Belle
Brown.
Mrs. Charles Groves Of Marietta. and
Mrs. Martin Wilson of Herbodon. Can
ada. are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. r.
i. Dunlap Of Chelsea street.
Miss Mary Mccoy has returned from
Garden City. l.. l.. where She has been
spending several weeks with her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. George Durham.
She left Monday afternoon for Hollins.
Va, to visit her sister, Miss Helen
Mccoy, who attends Holllns College.
Mrs l.. J. Dewey Of Tulsa, Okla, who
has been the guest Of her daughter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
DOCTORS WILL
FEAST TONIGHT
ANNUAL BANQUET OF THE OHIO
COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY
AT THE WINDSOR.
Or. croitti Of Columbus, Principal
Speaker-Dr. John L. Olckey
to Be POSTMASTER.

Doctors of medicine. nun berlng at
least one hundred and seventE-hve.
will gather in the Hotel Windsor to-
night at eight o'clock for the annual
banquet of the Ohio County Medical
Society. About seventy-hve OF tue
physicians will be from without the
county.
Addresses by prominent speakers
will feature the after dinner session.
Among the orators will be DR.. Andrew
Crotti OF Columbus, who Will read a
paper on "Goitre' His theme will be
discussed by DR.. Frank LeMoyne
Hupp. Dr. Robert Reed and DR.. JACOB
Schwinn of Wheeling.
DR.. John L. Dickey will be toast
master and will be introduced oy Or.
J. L. Caldwell, president OF the ONO
County Medical Society. DR.. DlcKe!
will announce such prominent SPEAK
ers as Drs. Grille and Hoover OF Clefe,,
land; Drs. Ollie, Jackson, l-lcte ana
Stewart Of Pittsburgh. and MIS-.
Bloodgocd and Timberlake OF baiu'
more.
The following invitations were sent:
Ohio County Medical Society
requests the honor OF your presence
at their
Annual Banquet
Hotel Windsor
January eighteenth. nineteen hundred
and seventeen. eight p. nj:
Address Dr. Crotti OF COLUMBUS Oa'o
Subject: Goitre
Honor Guests:
prs Grille, Hoover. sherman. stewart
Llchly. Jackson and Bioodgood:.
Manager E. 3. Carney OF the Wind
sor, has prepared to serve the follow
Ing delicious menu:
Caviar Sur Capope
Clear Green Turtle Soup
Celery Sailed Almonds Queen olives
Fresh Mushroom PattieS
Roast Young Turkey Chestnut Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
California Asparagus french feas
pelmonico Potatoes.
Heart OF Lettuce Salade. Russian
Dressing
Maringue I;iace Petit rIours
Assorted Fancy Cakes
Dinner MINIS
D'Emmi Tasse
The guests will come from over the
valley as far south as Sistersyille and
As far north as Steubenville. While
physicians OF Fairmont and other
nearby cities have received invita-
lions.
The local committee met last night
AT the office OF Dr. y. NJ. Stats. 20o0
Chaplne street. to arrange Tue maj
details for tonght'S pig affair. On
The committee are Drs. .. NJ. StaalS.
J. c. Hupp. VI. r. Williams, r. L.
Orinkard and +. ". Wiehe.
For motorcycles there has been in.
.ented pump tht automatically nils
tire. with air as "a machine is run
hing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18

Mrs. w. D. Morrison. has left for Frank
lin. Pa. TO visit another daughter Mrs.
W. J. Beightol.
The home or Ralph W Thompson IN
Mccoy Heights. was practically de-
stroycd by fire Tuesday morning The
fire started in the bath room and the
upper story of thu house was totally
destroyed. Every thing on the first
floor vas saved Tho house was COW
cred by insurance.
Edwin y. Fischer left Tuesday for
New York To purchas" line Of spring
goods for his store.
Mrs i. c. Il. Ken; and son Arthur,
wru have boon visiting her parents. DR..
and Mrs. j. y. Bennett. have left for
their hum" in Tiftin. Ohio
Mrs. Edwin y. Fischer and daughter
Gladys. have returned home from Rrad-
ford. Pa. whore thcy visited relatives
for two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
PECULIAR DEATH OF
YOUNG ILLINOIS LAD

PEORIA. Ill.,. Jan. ia tight flax
seed poultice that shut off respiration
caused the death Of John Capelle,
jagged IL, at his home at Standard, near
here tonight. Physicians declared it
one of the most extraordinary cases
OF death in medical annals.
Capelle recently suffered from a
carbuncle on his neck. The youth )
recollection OF the intense pain he had
endured was so vivid that when he
felt the carbuncle returning today he
prepared flaXseed noultice and ap-
piled it,
| Capelle fixed the poultice in place.
Soon his neck began swelling and the
cloth frightened so that it shut off
breathing. When his family came
home they found the cloth bandage
deeply embedded in the flesh Of his
neck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
POPE BENEDICT ACTS
in BELGIUM CASE

LONDON. Jan. II, 7:l5 p. m.-With
a view to preventing the Belgian de.
portations and bringing about the re-
patriation Of those already sent 10
Germany. Pope Benedict has made
representations to the imperial gov,
eminent, according to letter from
Cardinal Gasparri, the papal secretary
of state, to Cardinal Mercer, primate
Of Belgium, which has been given Out
here. The pontiff has also directed
Cardinal Mercer to do all In his power
10 alleviate the sufferings Of the Bel
CLANS and the Cardinal has instructed
the priests TO defend the interests of
civilians and provide material com,
forts to the families Of the denorted
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
HORSE THIEVES ARE
SENTENCED TO PEN

SlEv'al Dlrairh n tEc InrIhernrfr
MARTlNSBURG. W. Va, Jan. Ii
Before Judge John VI. Woods, in the
Circuit Court here to-day, Joseph Blu
sey and Joseph Burns. said 10 have
dictment charging them with stealing
horse from b. +. Mongan. Of Mar.
iinsburG. and we're sentenced 10 two
years each in the penitcntiary
They We're arrested in Baltimore
when they tried 10 sell the horse.
Hugh Ferguson, indicted Oh the
charge Of stealing violin and other
musical Instruments from Herbert
Coleman. here, also entered 4 plea of
guilty and was sen, 10 the pcnitentary
for TWO wears
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
Personals.

Harden Nelson has accepted position
with the grocery firm of Niyer K Easter
day.
". H. Sill. Of Rcthany, was Il Wells
burg caller on Tuesday.
Misses Anna and Catherine Wees. OF
Wheeling. have returned to their homes
latter II Visit with Miss Helen Easterday.
George Reynolds from Akron. O.. has
Iacrepted Il position at the Thomas OS-
borne barber shop.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall attended
| the Court theatre in Wheeling. Wednes-
| day.
/ Mrs. Carl Williamson Is seriously i'll
at her home on Charles street.
Joseph Hedge was Il business caller in
Weirton and New Cum bcrl1nd, Wedues-
day.
/ Miss Rose BroSka attended the Court
theatre in Wheeling Tuesday.