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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
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5srrItt, tUie nat Maibingtou bsri6.
let tpurbe,
3n allen OeutIasn 5aiffsbau36fen

-SH dleH peullueH SutIl soauaoteH.
BafbtrstOn, IL. San. - Sfs
fi5isae Gepeifen al bic ameritunii6.
Gsgisrung teiugeu, baB in osuti6en
Shiifsb1ut6fen felt BEN Qusbrud beg
arisgeg Stiffe nit sinem Ssiammts
5nbalt Don 100000 sonnen aebaut
tourosH. Sn oen gsriften b,iBt es,
baB bic oeutI6en S6ifinbrts @efeas
idbdfien ib ni9t nur auf cine Btsoers
aufnabms beg Gjeiddftss na6 BEN
aris7e uorbsrsitsn, frntern baB aud
@er6eiieruu9su am beuti6,n Rarals
Gpftem fopis in een Sdien BON gres
men, Gtctttn unb Samturs oorsenpms
men iperoeu.
Die p9sd" unterfudung
momentum uuters
6roden
DafbingtOn D. g., II. San.
Die ,2sd" sllnteriutung purbe am
Ulittpo5 temporGr uutertroten. Das
Sommittes erlnngts p1breRb oes IL
ges rom ReprGientan.entdus bic @rs
laubnib, 2lNpilte uno Sa5retitdnoiz
ae In BEN Sransattionsr Der qttteas
b6rIe 81 sngasirsn nm tie llnterius
6uus in 1r1berem WnBitib tpsiterfiib-
ren Su iornsn. IS tuuyoe an3etiinoigt,
bdb am 0orneritus teine SiBitn9 abb
aebllten Dsr6e, uno cS rerosH pabrs
i6einlid teius 3euasn mebr pernoms
men psIbsn, zig bic plone fir bic
neitere llnteriuhun1 uerooIlitdnbist
Iinb unb bic QlnpdIts iib nit Der Sis
tuatiou 1srtrout ssnaht 6aber.
Der 9remisrmtntitsrM % n.
tsuegros rsiiguirt.
Baris, II. Sanudr. slnbreas
RnopuitIb, Der premierminiIter Don
Wlpntentgro, bat BEN aDuig RitoIaus
Ieine Reiignation eiussreidt. Sic
tpurss anssHommsi,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
3ie cage amf benz rumdnis
i6sn ariessihauplae.
Die Opsrationen I.ibsn nussH6Iidli5
uuier bsm unsiiHiiissn Dsttsr.
2m. gsgsHansriffe Der Ruisn bsrssb.
li9.

BerlIn, IL. Jailliar. Nuf prap.i
lOem Dess mad SappilI.. Mit 9e3u5
auf bic entiDid.Iung Der 9ings aui
bsm rumdniidsn arisssI6nuplat
i5rsibi Der MilitdrfaamaHn Der lie,
beriss Rndrittsuagentur:
.qlas Gsgsnansriffs Osr RuFsn an
Der Miinbung bss Ssretb in Der RG5e
S,s griiden,opfss Don GuuOsui, iinb
miblunsen unb Der GeiHb bat 6a6si
s6r idirsre 9erluits ,rliitsn. Die 2.i.
den sd6Irei6er Ruii.n, oi. Dsriua:
batt.n. iiber ben Ssrstb gu .nttOmmen
unb bic ertrauieu. trei5su ben GluB
bindb.
Die RuIien batteu beriudt. bur5
ginsslansriffe an pisIsn qun,ten bic
9lttionsfrsibsit am iiislifen Ssrei1
llfer niebersuerlangen, nnHbsm iis
ibrs CpsratiOnsbaIis bortislbit DerIus
rem, bon Der aus lie ge5off. batten. ben
Ring burdbreden gu ,0uusn, ben bic
gerbiinSeten I'm fie ss3ogsn. U1it BEN
Ssrstb i'm gtiidsn balten bic RuFsn
nit srober 3abisieit an b.m Gunbsai
griid.utopf uub sinigen 0Srfsru unS
sinsm i6maIsn SumpfIdnb Stano,
bas pon tlsinsn MuFerIaufen burdsos
gen III, unb bahsr peoer ben Raum
nc6 bic @elssenbeit fir cine futrtiams
gsssnoFfsniibs bisist. 2tue ibre 9srs
fut,e, ihr OperationsfsIb gu srnsitsrn,
inDsm iis nsue Resimen.sr an bic
Gront fparfen, bic in aIer Gle Ton,
Jsntriri ipurben, iporsn bant Der tapf.s
rsn 9ertbeibisuus Der gsrbiinbeiea
erfclslos.
Wie bic @efangenen nusinaen. iinb
bic Strnben binter Der ruii'ihenSSront
INNER nod NIT rumdniTfen Jlii9ts
lirsen anssfiilt uno bic GiIsnbdbne5
iinb muf lansen Giretea pesen b:r
llnfdbiaieit, bos bisle Wdterinl gu
trnnsportiren, blsdirt. Gjtinnssne Don
Der 8. ruffiihsn armre fnaen, baB pies
Ie NuiTsH in Der 0obruoida an oer
gboIera ssitorben isien.
8. g. Orsan &c 50. MOLTEN
wisber dmeritdnif9es
0eIb an englaHb
psrpumpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18

StrIdni Der geiirisen 5abresberiannt
ling. Ger Drn,euoerein bereitst
iid) auf iein golbenes SubiIdnm DOR.
5abresbcrihte Der geanIteu.
l,l.aitOr Sllao 6. Giienlobr.l


,sSGt gdnillofale Der siirhe, t2 INA
Sim Strnbe, innoen iidl gpirern sbert
Bic giitIlicoer Der rbilen @rmrinoc
III i,rrr sSabrcsDerimamIuig elm, in
ivsldjsr Der MencrIrdldte l;raiioent
oerr Gbnrlcs NertrnnI gum eriier
Galc ieipcs slmtes piltete. pahrsno
SScrr -ito :. gsinfelntann als 5rfrc-
tir iiingirie. 3,nIddit lniroe beIidl.
,e i,baB Der ieue siirdJrirotb iiG onrdy
DC Srndhlimg Der iolgcnoen gcfit.
| ten or6aniiirt babe:
llr1iioent: Gb1s. gerirarn.
2;iie,Er1iiSeut. GbCs. ". Qudjti
l'rnt SeLrctar: Otto 3. !5inie!.
mann.
| 5in GER, nuS Solicitor: Gbas.
Tons.
Sdjasmciitcr: @. 6. S6hnf.
.Ge3 iueiteren mnrSen SER Sobr
Y. Sriflnann ais Gborleitcr, 5err
Sec y 'gnalj nIs Er1aniit uno Serr
leS. Braun nls airdlell6icAer piecsr.
erUobIt Tim 3iuei QatalBen int STIR.
beltrnib Su belcecH. ipitr0en 6ic Der.
rm gIlbcrt Sdlmi6t mo S,ohn Resptg
als giitgIieoer Der SGrperid)ait erfo.
rem Qem Ddilifausidjub iuirSs Gle
etIaltbnii; erfbeilt, i'm 2auie nes
orilblnbr5 wieoer Gin acn3ert su ner,
ciiitclten. SSrau @ebrIein iinO iSrl.
Sagra @ebrIeill puroeft- oils Diitglie.
Ger Glfgenonmeu.
!Ssrr DITTO I. QDinislmann uniers
brsitete in isintr Gisenf6aft ala Ses
tretdr einen ausaisbigsn ssabrssbtribt,
Der tinsn RiidbIid apf bic gcrednge
in Der @emeiube rdbrenb Ses lesten
Sabrss. iopis AUDI ben 4uii9lub srs
bielt, eaB ipdbreno 1915 IA Mit1yIe'
Der aufgaiommsn, feds pom 5ooe abs
bsrufsn unb brsi aussei4isDeR iinS.
10 bab bic @,msinbe ieBt no6 3S6
glitglisbsr sdblt. 2lus ben 5ahresbes
rift.n oes S6dbmsiitsrs q. 6.
Sosbnt uno bss 5inan3isirstdrs Wm.
6. prophetsr sihs htroor, bnb Die
Ginndbmeu tpdbrenb bss Jabrss
S7331. "a uub bic glussuben s6706. 78
6sirassn ba6en, IoSab fih $624.56 in
5dnben bes S9abm.iitrs btiinosn.
grn ben ginnabmen sntfdIIsn $1167.s
50 auf giitglitbifaftsbsitrdse $8470
dilf stoaeften, $685. 1iii 8eiben,
ie unb $772 ouf oersinndbmte Wistbes
qefoer. Ter aus ben 5srren Ghds.
Z. Gaunsr unb Wm. pfsiffer beitehen=
be RepiiioRsausI9ub bsrihtets, bab
st bic Bidder unb 9elese Der 5inan1'
tsainten sepriift unb ri6tis beFunbti
babe uno purbe nit Sanl enilnfeH.
Dor Ghlub Der @sriammluns
ma6ts paitor eilsnlObr nod 6arauf
difmeriiam, eaB Der GruuenberetR Der
Gemsinbs ON RittiDoa. ben Z. Mdr3,
iein 50sidbriess Subildum 6ur9 cine
eei;liee Gsisr begsbsu, auf psItb. am
Soun!ag bdrauf cine iirhlite 6sIer
folgen psrbe. Die 2lupsienDsn Dur'
ben eriut,I oieier 6sier bas rsgIie Jns
tsreiis sntssssu3ubrinssm pprauT
YertagurQ eIntrat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
Sersins gaspnpif
Wirb Euiiif4er soti6af.
ter in 2onSon.

oonbcn. II. Sanunr. 9lus q.
PETERSBURG pirb. tslserapbirt. baB
einem bort i'm umtnuj t.i;nbliten
Gert6t 5ufoIse, Der friifers rufiih,
qrsmierminiiter Ga5onoii gum rufTis
iten 9Otfdafter in England srnannt
tporosn isi als Rn6folger bss Dor
Elm pdar 3agsn peritOrbsnen Bot
ihafters 0raf 9entenouGif.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
Ser GDntraft fir II mnn
IG5DlIige @eidbOiie
8pm Wlartredmt elmer
en8liT6eH Gtrma 3Hs
- a n - . IL =.
S6Otet SdJmcr5cn.
&c pr 0 If en-.

W W H.
DofbirgtOr, 3. g.. II. San
9ds Uiarineoepartement bat ben Sen,
trait fir bic 2ieferuns BON IA unl
1650aigeH @eTdcfIen fin S9iffs9s,
I6iiBe Der 5irmo !6aofielbs BON
@nglanb 5u9eipro9en. Die amerita,
niften 6obriten batten ncbr dlsi$200
fir ieoes GeIdob mehr oerlargt uA
!0aoiielos, uho bic engliic6e 5irmo
OerIprod aud b1lDiqere NblieferurJ.
Die 4500 pier3ebu50nigen groietti!:
peroen IN 10 Mouaten abgeliefert unn
bic oreitauIeno 16301igeu in 16 WIo.
naten. Die amerit1n;Tten 6a6riiun
ten 6atten unqeFdhr bopbelt 10 oisl
3eit fir bic gtbliefrung 0erldngt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
ehiFsnahrihteH !.

gprtlunb, II. Snnuur. angst.:
,Gdaaba" bon 2LDerpool.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
peEpump ptn.

Rem yort. II. Snnuar. :. g..
Tlorgan C SO. tiinbisisn am glbtno
an, bab re sine ipsiiere 5tpro5entiss
britiIde gfnlsihe bon $250.000.O00 in
bief.m 2anbs unt.riubsingsn bsabii4'
tistsus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
Gas frnn5DTiicbe HrutsftO.
rat iiber dysarpffD
BON Der Regtsrung in

@ q btugton auertannt.
@oibington, II, .. g., II. Sun.
Dem frun8DiiIder 9ptI6after Suiie,
ronO puroe an mli.tpod BON BEN
Setretdr 2anfing eius Qcte 3u5eIteqt.
in iDelder oa5 qrptettorat 5rontreir95
ii6er Murotlo anertannt ptro. Sn Der
Rcte beibt e8, Dab oie5 atrob oes
Srieges in Gurppo qeTd1she, um Dte
8iinIde Der fran36iiI4er Gegierurg
unb BEG fran30iii6en goltes su sr-
fiiuen, fir peIte bic Ber. Staaten
cine atraOitioneGe uno aufrtdtigs
Nreunbihaft empfinOen.|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
.6abt cine HlaId)e an !6aab! !

g leans Eminent bot ieinen Flat
crbalten unter Den betudbrten
iSanrilien 0}eoi3inen in 3auicnOer
non Meoi5in.Sh hrdllfeu. Gos Gep
trauen in ba5iel6e baitrt auf bic al
gemeine ggirfiamfeit, NIT Der es oil
5dmer3fu neridleld1t bDn Gbeumnhsmlis, 9er
Jnlgio 6iht, 6ereni6uB pebe iteiie 9anSfclH
Euctihuugen utO &crrcniiuqeE. 9ieirer una
e6ier nH5limenaeu uls bic idjmicrieeu RiInitci
nI0 GnrelUcmittet Gs brirgt Gin urlo per
i1aift ihneue qiHperuHg nGne Heiber.
5u aIIcn gtpot6eier. 25c, SOC uub Si.0o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
, er Gampfer rprin5 u B a Il
bert in 9onbon ats
CUTE grille bers
fault.

2onbon, II. Sanunr. Der beuts
ite paFlgierSappFer rqrtn3 gloals
bert" Der beim glus5ru9 Oes &rieges
BON ben 9riter beI6lograbmt puroe,
puroe am Mittno9 auf 8eteGl oes
griIen9eric1ts fir $4,000 pfauo
SterItHg oertautt.
Der 8anpier NOR BERN 2lusbru1
oes 4rtsges na4 einem beutihen Sas
fen unterness. Der &oplt6n IdBte Dor
Dem 9riIengeri4t in 2onoou, oas ben
9ampFer tpnoemnirte, aus, bag er ouF
@erlangen amerifanticher gaHdgiers
IN 5a.mout6 etnaelaufen iei, Da gHss
f1no brluols nod rift ar oem Srie9e
bet6eiliqt mar. Ser Sumpfer seborte
Der 6onlburg @meritoniI4en 2inie
uno 1T DON 5000 Sonnen.
Unterpegs argt9atten.
Rem gort, II. Sanuar.
Ginem geridte oe8 aopitdns Mnbs-
port6 3ufrtqe puroe bos SftfT
.5omlano@ Der telgiTAtn 6ilfstpmz
million, neI8es am 3ttuitdg tiec
ontom. am A. 9eeember etpd 400
T2eilen RON Ser 9iiIte Srlano8 BON
pem outIten 6iIfSlreu3er ~MtoIboa
uia" onoe6olten. Ta % aser nlr
gprrdtbe Der SilFstomniiiioH fin
gel1isn an 8oro hate, ppros ibu
oeItattct f.jne 5a6rt mad Rstttrb1n
fort5uIeBen
'gerft9erun9sraten geben
in bic S66e
Sem gort. IT, Sdnuur. - als
6oIae Der @ericnirHg 70 oielsr S6iife
Dur4 ben beutIbcu SanoeIs3erittrer
Iino bic IPariHe electromagnetic
Iuu % bis 10 Qro7eHt erb1bt lpprbeu.
Su biefigen ShiFfsmatlertrciien toiro
Der Bertb Der spolf perIcnteu S6ifFe
uuf ungciabr $1o,oOo,ooo angegeoen
Iuno osrisnioe Der 2abunaen oiti
Sc, ,000,0 bis S10.000.000.
Ter britiidc Sampfer pRaouorsa
Ibire" bate 10000 SGde Satfee al
9oro, Der fir Sabre beItimmt mar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
CRIMINAL COURT ENDS
WITH SESSION TODAY
Special Pleas to Be Filed in Nolte
Murder ,Case-Motions to
Be Heard

The January term Of Ohio county
terminal court ends today. The filing
of special pleas by the defense in the
case of John l.. Nolle. charged with
the murder Of Lee Ritz. is scheduled
to come UP at this session and Judge
Robinson will hold fina! bearings on
motions and dispose OF A number o.
other motions pending since earlier
in the term.
Owen Palmer. indicted several
months ago on charge Of operating
speakeasy in violation OF the fos'
law, yesterday appeared before JudG"
Alan H. Robinson and pleaded guilty
10 the charge. He WIS sentenced 10
pay a fine OF s100 and 10 serve 20 days
in Jail. He WAS taken 10 the Jail a!
once and began serving his sentence.
Owing to the absence Of Conclusive
evidence upon which To prosecute lie
case, Prosecuting Attorney D. \. Nc.
kce yesterday had the larceny charges
against Kid Baker and wife. colorcd.
dismissed. The couple were charged
with stealing jewclry from the home
OF Charles Early several weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
SPEAKERS NAMED
For Rural Week Meeting to Be Held
in West Liberty Normal School
Next Week.

!. Amcng rhc speakers thus far So
cured Tor the rura week ut the West
Liberty Normal school next week, as
announced by County Agent |. S. Cook,
Of the Panhandle Agriculture club.
are: r.. :. Bayard. associated with
the National SlOckman and Farmer;
IL. c. RanSowrr. Of the STATE Cnivcrs.
ity of Ohio; j. j. Yoke, of the animal
huSbandty department Of the IVES.
Virginia University: Miss Mary Hep
worth. of III" home economic depart
mrnI of HE State University: X. J.:
ROudrbuSh. ul West Liberty normal
school: Webster H. Sill, of the Brooke
county department OF the Pan'Handle
Agricultural cub. and Prof. Cook.
The Panhandle Agricultural club is
working IN conjunction with the Yves!
liberty. school in promoting the AFFAIR.
which promises IL be- largely attended
by farmers and their families from all
over this section OF the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
EASTERN TINE
WAS REJECTED.
.OHIO FOLKS WON'T
SET BACK CLOCKS
Effort to XIII the Conservancy
Law Fails in the
House.

sreeial Di1potch 20 tn" lntetliSsncss.
COLUMBUS. O., Feb. 9.-EttortS 10
establish Eastern time in the state OF
Ohio failed today when the house ur'
feated a bill offered by Representative
Lustig. OF Cleveland. proposing mat
all clocks be moved UP one hour In"
bill received only 81 votes Seventy
one voted against 1t. Eastern Time
prevails in Cleveland and along the
eastern state line. The senate passed
but the house is expected 10 defeat Il
bin which removes the practice OF
Christian Science from the control OF
the state medical board and permit
ting the practitioners OF this talth 10
accept fees. The vote was ID TO Is.
The state medical board and members
of the medical profession generally
opposed the measure. The bill Is Salu
to have slim chance OF passing the
house.
By vote of Il to 43, the house to-
day voted to indefinitely postpone the
bill by Representative kiouS. OF Madi-
son county, which sought 70 XIII the
Vonderheide conServancy law under
which Dayton and other cities in the
Miami valley arc operating 10 secure
flood protection.
ChiropractorS Of the state through
Senator Snyder OF Lucas, introduced
q bill in the senate today seeking 10
remove the regulation OF their PROBES.
sion from the state medical board and
creating q separate board to license
them.
Abill introduced BY Senator Palmer.
OF Summit, today would authorize
boards of education 10 issue free text
books 70 pupils Of the common schools
upon a vote or the people or any
school district.
Senator Apple. of Shelby county. In
troduced a bill requiring telephone
companies TO furnish interchange OF
service on long distance calls.
A municipal ownership bill intro
duced by Senator Timby, of Ashtabula
county, would permit municipalities to
issue bonds for the purchase OF any
commercial utility upon Il majority
vote OF the electors. The Legislative
authority OF any municipality may
submit such 4 proposition TO two
thirds VOTE or upon petition OF ten per
cent o. tho electors.
The senate today assigned the
Blauser bill TO pI.sc" quail in tbe song
bird class fer special consideration
next W"dn"SGu: afternoon at clock.
Senator Trrrlptr. OF Portsmouth. in
troduceG bills providing for IN eight
day open season on Quail This year.
limiting the number Of quail that may
be killed and empowering prosecuting
attorneys ~ pros, cute illegal hunters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
M. Els WILL COMBINE
WITH REST OF COUNTY
In a Sunday School Institute and Con.
vention to Be Held March IS
and IS in Wheeling.

That tho Methodist Episcopal Sun.
day schools will combine with the Sun
day schools Of other denominations Of
the county in Sunday school conven-
ton was announced last night. The
former had intended to have their IN
stitutp of supcrinlcndents on Marcn
2g and 81.
To simplify matters the whole thing
will be held on March 10 and 1t, the
time planned for by the Ohio county
institute. The program for the two
days affair Will bc announced early
next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
AMERICAN AID NEEDED

-PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-Herbert I.
Hoover, chairman of the Commission ior
Relief in Belgium. told members OF the
city Club in an address today that tncre
is no starvation in Belgium at present
and that there would not be any ms
lung as the commission IS given t'c
funds In continue it's work
1Ja said that the Belgians are now
healthy. But" he added. 1T is the
vital duty Of Americans to give ala
that this health may be matnta NED;
Without this aid Belgium must starre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
PROTEST BIZ CHILE.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Feb. ?-Ihe IN:
can government will protest to Grea'
britain against the removal ny inc Brlt-
ish transport Otranth from the chilean
steamer Maipn. Of Captain Erhst
Srausse. manager Of the German Kos
mnv I,irr. \ despatch from Lima. Peru.
FEBRUARY s. said vessel believed 10
have been the Otranto removed captain
Kraissc from the :caipo near Celero
AZul, Thursday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
EASTERN SHORE ISOLATED

BALTIMORE. Feb. 9.-Thc eastern
shore of Maryland is isolated today i!
water route from Baltimore because "i
the ice. which is from ten To eighteen
inches thick on tn" upper part OF tn
chesapeake bay. There have been n"
arrivals Or snIingS Of hay steamers
fl ON Baltimore and merchants are COM
planning Of their inability 10 get quick
service by train over the peninsula be-
cause of congestion. y number OF
schOoncrS ara icc-buund and tn" coast
guard cutters have been unable to get
near them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
Christian Church Notes.

The every member canvass which DC
gan last Sunday afternoon will be con
tinucd 10y the dGacons and elders unil'
completed. " :,
George Mooney Is tho Christian chlrch
representative on tho board nt the ncw
Wheeling Rescue Mission:
Mrs. Fred Mahan is able To tax" up
the teaching of her class again after
several weeks absence on account OF
One Of the interesting features Of In"
last meeting Of the Wumcn's Missionary
society was Inc reading Of II rapcr on
Nfricti and The exhibition Of curtos from
that country by Mrs! T.. NJ: i'Iddi". ih'.
cmrjot having been secured hy a. brother
of Mr.. Blddlc while medical mission
Tv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
WARWO0D
Patriotic Entertainment.

on Thursday afternoon. February ~.
Miss Sarah Gouch, superintendent of the
primary department IF tho Christian
church assisted by Mrs. Amsden and
Miss Hazel Summers. will entertain the
rhiInrrn with delightful WashtnStonS
Dirt ltday party in the church.
The hours will be- from until b
o'r,ock. and many pleasures In Keeping
with III: day will he enjoyed by the little
guests. Delicious refreshments. served
in Il novel manner, will hc dispensed dur
ing the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
Wants Gasoline Probe.

Representative Chester, Of Paulding
county, has asked the state to inves-
tigate why gasoline costs . cents more
4 gallon in Ohio than it does in Mich
igan and Indiana. He says that in the
last two years Ohio consumers OF
gasoline have spent more than $4,000
600 more than they would have done
had the prices prevailing in the other
states existed here.
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CLAIM $1,000 FEES.

Judge Frank W. Ncsbiil and Senator
IL. Is. SommprviIlr have filed bills With
IL Joint finance committee III the lrglE-
laturc. To pruvidG an appropriation "l
SIT 900 attorney fees for services rem
drrrd in the Manufacturers Light "
Heat company gas rate case. The ga
rate case was the biggest ever tried
in the stale and tn" work of Ties"
|aitorncyS in the fight against an
CXorbitant gas rate WAS one or IN"
biggest tasks ever attempted by NrSi
Nirwinia lawyers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
For Old Ace Pensions.

Ohio mine workers today decided to
circulate over the state petitions to
have referendum vote this fall on d
proposed constitutional amendment
providing for 4 statewide system Of
old age pensions. The petitions will
be- circulated by the miners in every
count: where they have an organiza
ZION, about twenty in all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
Urqed by Governor.

Governor J. VI. Cox today urged
Majority Leaders Miller and Stokes
of the senate and house, respectively,
to put The brakes on appropriation
bills. He says that the committees
OF the assembly arc reporting out for
passage TOO many bills dealing with
tho expenditure of state funds. He
also urged the Legislators 90 slowly
in the repeal Of present state laws
and suggested that experts be called
on occasionally TO advise them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
Personals and Briefs.

w =. Martin is indisnoscd.
e A. Ford. who has been slightly i'll
for the past few days. has resumed his
duties ut the store.
Mrs. P 4. Alexander. who has hecn i'll
for several weeks. is threatened with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Webb. mother of Mrs c. A. Nest
mann. is II Ia grippe sufferer.
A number Of local people attended the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10

On Thursday evening the ladies' of inc
Endless Chain" OF the Presbyterian
church were pleasantly cntcrtalncu pE
Mrs. N. l., IIunkrr. The paStiine OF tn
evening was sewing. with dainty re-
frcshmcnts served in conclusion The
guests were: Mcsdamcs Wci.hart: EN!i'
wilkins. J. w. Neck. II. Neck. McNlckie
cnenErr ZONES Misses Lulu Burke,
Mary McNicklc. Nellie Moore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
Death Of MIS-. Dolan.

On Thursday evening al S:t5 o'clock
Mrs, Agnes Cunningham pnlnn. vito
rn,inwinr = lengthy illness OF c0mplica-
lions, services will he held this
evening IN the family home, @IC7
Vanra avenue at o'clock. with Rev. !.
e. RurIi!cy. nr the Methodist church. Of
rlci:tiur, ln:crm"nt Sunday nj Calls, w.
Va.. Marshall county.
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NAMED BY WILSON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Raym0nd
p. Stevens, of New Hampshire, Eaf
by President Wilson toda?
as a member OF the shipping board 10
succeed Bernard N. Baker, who re.
signed soon after being confirmed BY
The senate. Mr.. Stevens, nominated
for a term Of five years, was formerly
= member Of congress from !: New
Hampshire, and at present Is special
counsel for the federal trade commits
sion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
aovERNoR.EIECT coMIHQ

GovcrnOr-clect John J. Cornweu ms
Thai he viii visit the city within a short
time Inn to ascertain the wishes Of Demo
Gratis Of this locality regarding the, ar a..
nointment of state officers. Andrew ".
Fisher, OF this city. Is an aspirant ior
Siernrod is discussed for state highway
engineer, and George ". Oldham Is
boosted for appointment to place in
the board Of control. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
EoIInH Dead

WILMINGTON, Feb. 9.-Judge Levi
Mills. aged - years, of the Clinton
county probate court. was found dead
in his bed this morning. He is be-
lieved 10 have suffered stroke Of
upopleNy. Should Governor Cox name
Democrat as his successor, IL will
b. the first Democratic judge the
county ever had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
Council Meeting.

Last evening IN the Center Warw""l
Inns. horse the new council met III IL
first regular session. With all The c"uh-
riImen present except frorE" Mooney
whose absence was caused Il! iiinSS'
small matters which were brought loo
fore their notice w"r" acted upon ~
we'll as left over business Icing cleared
IN. Tho important question IF tho s"S-
sion was that of the collection u! gar
h,rc. \ decision WAS mnd" In Hdv"r-
leo for bids TO nc returned ny tn" n"%t
meeting. which will b" held on F"hru-
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