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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-13

greetings in the lounge with Count
Won Bernstorff who then gave himself
UP to photographers and reporters and
posed on the deck with his wife. Count
Rantzau remarked that Count Won
BernstOrff's face lacked its familiar
smile. The dismissed ambassador
talked with the newspapermen about
his trip. but declined to discuss poli-
tics. According to other passengers
the count had no wireless communica-
tion with Germany until he reached
Norwegian waters. An extraordinary
number of police had been detailed to
control the crowd at the waterfront,
but there was no demonstration.
London, March 1s-The arrival in
Europe OF Count Won Bernstorff,
former ambassador to the United
States, has caused renewed discussion
in Berlin on the submarine blockade
between political, naval and displo-
matte representatives. according to
the Norwegian mercantile shipping
gazette, says Reuters Christiana cor
respondent
Some naval attaches in neutral
countries have been called to Berlin.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-13
Board Of Equalization
Considers Increasing
the Assessed Valuation

Bismarck NJ D. March sThs state board Of equalization is
consider the advabit OF
20 order
million additional demanded by the appropriations Of the
legislative assembly.
originally against the increase
OF the that unless the
worthy projects notably buildings ali
days in which 70 consider the appropriation bills
at
Cooper extended Mir. Frazier
professor Columbia university
Of New York Times
whether he will IL he does will
10 II Cooperation in Marketing Means Of
Relieving the Food Situation
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-13
Gate City Auto Show,
With Splendid Array
Of Cars, Open Today
Northwest Gets Glimpse Of 1917 Automobile Sorehouse
Seventy Machines, Of Many Makes, Combine to
Provide Great Attraction.
ATTENDANCE MORE THAN pouRLE.

ATTENDANCE DOUBLE
Attendance
W. M Ball. said
afternoon expected triple
Der.
North Dakota Friday
ed. - -"''~" : 9N-'S'~~'s " - ~ ~ ~
providing this afternoon
providing entertainment
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-13
Won Bernstorff to Explain
the Mexican Plot Affair
Dismissed Ambassador Arrived at Copenhagen Today
Was Greeted With Hearty Demonstration from Ger
mans and Austrians Who Gathered at the Quay
tBy Associated Press,

Copenhagen. London. March 1scount
ermanys dealing with Mexico after his arrival here This
will public through Wof
Secretary the
minister
govern
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-13

With decorations transforming the
immense Fargo auditorium into bow
er of beauty. seventy Joy wagons
polished and primped as on dress
parade, their bodies scintillating and
flashing under the glare of thousands
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-13
ASK BOARD
TO DELAY
THE ISSUE
|Highschool Problem Brings
Delegations to the Board
With Pleas.
DOUBLE SYSTEM ISFAVORED
North Siders Ask it; Frame
Points out Objections
that Must be Consid-
cred.
DOUBLE SYSTEM ISFAVORED

Representatives of the Fargo Build
ers' & Traders exchange. and of the
Fargo Architects association fled
protests against going outside of the
state Of North Dakota for an architect
for the proposed new high school
building, and representatives Of resi-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-13

of electric lights. a bewildering assort-
ment of accessories and oils. arranged
to delight and tempt the eye OF the
enthusiastic motorist. the fourth an
nual Gate City Automobile show was
formally opened to the public at 8
o'clock this morning.
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CONTINUED on Page Five.)
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lc0ntInued On Page Flve.l
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-13
THE WEATHER.

Probably snow tonight and Wednes-
day. Slightly colder tonight. Moder-
ate variable winds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
LICENSE TAX IS
GIVEN APPROVAL
state Fair Association Given conoes-
aons-Effoctivo July l, by Coan-
Gil Last Might

Council last evening passed tho IL
ccnSe lax ordinance. which takes effect
with tn. beginning OF the fiscal year.
The schedule Of license taxes is prac-
,icaliy the same As FOR tho present year.
with the exception nf cilmlnatlonS.
such as automobile licenses. made by
recent state Legislation.
4 section WAS inserted granting inc
West Virginia Fair association special
license to conduct its races At license
tax rate OF 500 for three days or less
or $500 cur four days or more. not 10
exceed one week Provision was made
that no license tax shall be- imposed
upon the Fair asocSiatlon for merry
xu-rolindS exhibitions. SHOWS. lectures
or other amuScmentS during state fair
week or tbs thre" days OF the special
races. Iuly 3. 1. >.
Council adopted L provisional appro-
priattnE ordinance TO meet In" eN-
peuse IF operating the city during July
and August y supplemental appro-
priation ordinance TO meet tn" final en-
penscs IT the closing year 'wcr" intro
duced for action ~ the n:Nl meeting.
Solicitor, J. Fl. Brennan submitted a
communication setting forth III detail
the legal affairs III the clty and offer
ing his services should tmc? b" needed
a fter July | in any legal question i'll
volving city affairs.
\ letter was received from senator
Howard Sutherland acknowledging the
receipt Of tn" communication showing
the adoption q! the Habis resolution in
dorsing the Lever food control bill and
assuring council of his consideration OF
the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
NEWS BRIEFS

An orderof discharge in the bank
ruptcy matter OF Harold A. Moore.
former owner Of the Moore AdvertlS-
ing company. was entered in Federal
court Yesterday. Mr. Moore went into
bankruptcy several months ago.
Members OF the J.. W. Holiday
post, Ladies' Of the &. y. +. and Nom-
ans Relief corps. will jointly give
social entertainment and dinner sat
urday evening. July Trh. in honor OF
the birthday of W. r. c. Fullerton.
commander of the post. The a1air
will be held in the posts headquaT-
ters. I. 0. o. F. building.
The annual meeting Of The Wheel.
ing Commercial association board OF
directors. will be held Friday.
The county commissioners yes
terdav acted favorably on about 100
applications for state licenses. Ne"
licenses are required by July LIST.
$. N. Baird. president OF the Iri-
adelphil district school board. Hos''r-
day filed bond for an AT. al from
Judge II. G.. Herveys writ of manda-
mus. requiring him 10 sign an order
for SCI 900 for the Clarke site for me
district high school.
A car on the Martins Ferry divi'
sion OF the Wheeling Traction lines,
and fell on the car. took fire when a
trolley wire broke and fell on The car.
The wire was removed. the blaze eX-
tinguished and the car proceeded I'M
der its own power as soon as the line
was repaired.
A bicycle belonging 10 the Rey-
mann Packing company. stolen from
tho postoffire corner Monday night.
was recovered by the police yester-
day.
Mayor c. ". Tester has accepted
an invitation 70 deliver Il ratriotlc
address AZ the Chapline Street NJ. f..
church. Sunday President Wilson
designated The day as "Pairiotlc Sun
day"
Declaration of intention To- be-
come an American citizen was hled
in the local federal office Yesterday
by Pamiaotis Piffas. q. Greek. shoe
maker of 1919 Market street.
--Trapshnntirc for employees OF III"
Raltimorn x Ohio railroad has been
adopted by m" officials OF tina: company
in preparation for tn" war should the
employees be called to the "nlnrS. \
trap will he huil, AZ h" Loop GrounpS
in Rrnvood within tn" mar future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
SYCAFOOSE ON THE
BOARD OF REGENTS

CHARLESTON. W. Va, June 30
+. y. SycafoOse, Of Webster Springs.
today was named member Of the
state board Of regents by Governor
Cornwell 10 succeed JOS. NJ. Murphy.
uf ParkersburG. whose term has en-
pircd. While now praCIicing law. Mr..
Sycafnosc WAS formerly engaged in
school work for twelve years. for FIVE
years being principal of the schools
ut Mononeahrlia.
Governor John J. Cornweil in maxi
Ing the appointment said in cxrlana'
ton:
' My Sycafoose. while now a prac-
iiCing attorney at Webster Springs,
was for twelve years engaged in
school work and was five years. rrin-
cipal of the schools Of Monongah. He
was highly recommended by Il num-
her OF the leading educators Of the
state. The fact that he is now a
lawyer and has been An educator OF
high standing. led me 10 feel that he
could be- Of exceptional service in The
board OF regents. The board a! pres
EN- is composed Of three business men
and one school man. The retiring
member. Joseph NJ. Murphy. while moi
Il candidate for re-app0intmrnf. was
urged by many Of my warmhSt per-
sonal friends in both political parties
but irlt that AT least two members
nf III" hoard should hav" practical
knowledge OF school work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.
.ccOsoocC1GCce

Malcolm Cowan OF South Chapline
street, is spending his vacation at
Cairo. ". Va.
Misses Jane and Florence Coffey
of War~ood. have returned from
Pittsburgh where they visited their
brother, Gerald. who is at rhe En-
eineers' camp al Oakmont,. q suburb
OF the Snsok City. "
Mrs. W. \. Coffey and children or
Warwood. are spending several weeks
with friends and relatives in Canton
Ohio.
structor and athletic coach. arrived
here Yesterday morning from Hunt
inpton where be has been visiting
friends for some time. He will leave
this morning for his home in Connels-
Vile Pa, 10 spend his summer Yaca-
ton. -.
Mrs. Lena Schwertferger. Mrs. W.
F, Weiss and their guest. Mrs. W. ~
Rarser, o. Columbus. returned yes
terday from motor trip 10 trttS-
Mrs. ". 4. Barger and son. Hard
esty. OF Columbus. Ohio. who hav"
heen tho guests Of Mrs. ". f. Weiss
Of Elmvood. will return home today.
Miss I4ilda Ferstler OF Pittsburgh.
is the guest of Mrs. Chris Blum.
Miss Laura Rushfeld of PittsourGn.
who has been the guest OF Miss JAMIE
Good Of Woodlawn. returned home
yesterday. .
spending several days the guest of hts
brother. Dr.. Charles \. WinS"rt"r. OF
Twelfth street.
Edwin Whit has returned home from
Harvard.
to San Francisco Cal. 70 spend several
prosecuting Attorney u. ~ Mckee has
returned from u thr-"-dny trip to 1ndi-
anapolis where ne visited ,h. Wheeling
hoys who are training in IN" officers re-
serve camp.
Louis walters has returned from In
djanapolls. Ind. where he visited his
son. who ia training with the officers re-
serve corps.
Melvin Steinhauser.- of N" Island Will
arrfve today a. New 1.ond"n. ''on.. 70
ioin III. junior naval reser" CORPS.
{. E. Tans,ll and n. : Hni:on. Of
Fatrnont are in rhe city on vhuSlreSs.
r. E. Cakes Of charleston. arrived
- yesterday on short business visit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
STATE FAIR PREMIUM
LIST IS ANNOUNCED
Attractive Booklet Issued Contains
Details of West Virginia's
Bio Event.

The premium list for the annual
West Virginia state fair. which will
be held September 10 Z, inclusive.
has just been issued. It is in the form
of an attractive booklet containing
nearly a hundred pages, and Is now
ready for diS:r' button. The booklet
gives complete list of the hundreds
OF premiums in the various depart
menls.- and special premiums. be
sides detailed information regarding
the fair. Attention is called 10 the
increased stabling facilities. and re-
modelled exposition building. revised
classificatious and many innovations
OF interest.
Extensive improvements have been
made during the past year both in
identifying the grounds and in add
ing TO the comfort and convenience
OF the crowds. Plans hav" already
been made 10 make the fair Of 1917
The vest best that has ever been held
in the city.
One of the new features that is
expected 10 be one OF the most on
iovable and largely patronizcd is rho
mammoth concrete swimming POOL
which is one Of the most complete
and sanitary pools in the country.
The pool Ia now under construction
and will be open 10 the public next
week.
Premium lists. information, etc.
can he had at any time by address.
ing the secretary. Bert II. Swartz.
The following standing, committees
have been chosen for uht fair: Build.
ings and grounds, W. p. Atwood; {.
\. Hancher, Hal Speidel. n. W. Gee.
c. H. Copp and II. W. Mcclure;
finance, H. c. Ogden. Otto Schenk. {.
n. Com ". F. Stone. Geo f. Stif"l.
Hal Speidel. Fl. +. Bphrens and Carl
Hunter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
RIVER NEWS

Five feet and four inches OF water
was reported as the stage OF the Ohio
river below the McNechen dam last
night
The steamer Liberty left for New
Natamoras at 80 o'clock yester-
day morning. The Milton arrived
here last night from New Matamoras
and will leave al 1870 o'clock this
morning on Its regular run 10 the
down-theriver port. The Reuben
Dunbar is due 10 arrive at the local
dock al I o'clock this morning from
Pittsburgh and will leave shortly
after for Charleston.
Work Of raising the Inflated steam
er Ruth. which sunk last Sunday
night near New Matamoras. will in all
probability be- started before the week
Is ended. The lower deck of the yes
sci is covered with one and one-half
feet Of water and for this reason very
little difficulty is expected In raising
he DOat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
FIX CITY SALARIES
ON FRIDAY EVENING
ORGANIZATION OF NEW ADMINS
TRAT1ON AND YEARS APPRo-
PR1ATIONS TAKEN UP.

i special session If city council VII
hr held Friday evening. AT this tlin" III"
appropriations Tor tn" tiscal year h" GIN
ming lilly |. VIII 10. taken ur. y SchGd-
Ill. Of salaries for city nnirials and "nl-
pl,y"s With" adapt" ;.ih "A plan Of "r-
ranizntion of n" new city government
Will h. undertaken
TIL" old administration expires at
midnight Saturday and every effort WIFI
h.. made Friday evening to have every
thing in readiness for City Manager g.
- Nugl" To assume charS" 0f inc Guy
rryrru,n,n, at midnight. AT which timr
IN, Terms Of CIV IlcrH W. H. Smith.
chief sc Police j. G. SiiS. Sol icitor NJ j.
tu'linan md polio" court Judge Marsh
Watkins begins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
OUTING
AT THE PARK TODAY
OVER 5000 PERSONS EXPECTED TO
ATTEND ELABORATE PRO-
GRAM ANNOUNCED.

With favorable weather. fully $40
persons OF Wheeling and vicinity arc On
pcctcd Ia attend the third annual Lnth-
erHn outing al Wheeling Park today. A
! full day has been planned for the pic
niCkers.
lengthy program OF n3iu%emcnts
will begin with II hall gam" az 10 o'clock
this mornin,; between teams represent
ink difer"ut lutheran chCrchfS tnc
winning team will be awarded ball and
/. lat.
The proeiaru II races begins jas, after
Ir"n and .Hill b. concluded hI 3:lo. A
Saud"NiIIH PERI rmance Will furnish the
amusement VI iii tour when the sacred
service Will l.Siu. The speaker AZ THIS
service will be the Rev. pr. s. p. Long
of Mansfield. -. The United Lutheran
cnoir which delighted a btr gathering in
IN" Court th"at"r Sunday. will repeat IT'S
program today. Prize bowling VII ht:
tho feature from $40 10 O'Clock.
Following Is the afternoons race pro
gram:
Race for lutheran pastors. First Prize.
umbrella: s"rnrl. pair silk Sax.
Race for fat men toVer 200 pounds.
FIRST. rnnknI!c: second. til.
Arpl" eating r"ntcs; for boy3 over IS
rears-F'irst. base hall: second. 2enknifC:
third. tic: fourth. hill bat.
Ladies' egg race---E'irst prize. pair Tx
gloves: second. pair silk hose; third
hardkerchiefs.
I(Hf'' t'lI DtSS ID N''ii 80
pcnknife: second. Tie; third. ball; fourth.
ball hat.
race for hoys under ~ vears-First,
knife: second bail; third ball; fourth,
bat
Race for boys under Years--F'irst
knife; SECOND. ball; third. BALL hourth,
ha;
Race for girls under IL years--First
silk hosr: second. handbag: third. pin;
fourth. handkerchiefs.
Race for girls under u yearS-FIrst.
handbag: second, hair ribbon: third. pin;
fourth. tic.
Rae. for girls undor s years-F'irst
tie: second. pins; third. ribbon; fourth.
bag.
Mems bowling cnntcSt--First prize
one Of Schenk's large hams: ho0hy priH"
Schrnk's baby ham.
Ladies' bowling rnnt"St-Ftrst prize.
rair silk hose: second, handbag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
FORTUNATE DISCOVERY
OF A DYNAMITE PLOT

FORT SMELLING, June 26.-Ninety
sticks of dynamite packed in beer
case were found half buried 300 yards
from the. camp Of the First Minnesota
infantry, by guards Sunday night. It
was learned today. The discovery
was made after two sentries mad
challenged a man crawling on MS
hands and knees. He fed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
STRUCTURAL IRON
WORKERS ELECTION
WHEELING DISTRICT LOCAL OF IN
TERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
NAMES NEW OFFICIALS.

NI 4 meeting of Local 80. 90. of the
international Association IF Bridge and
Struriural Iron Workers association.
h"1d last night in tn: q. Y. I. & l.. ".
h. II. III" following officers for the cnsu-
ing year r:rr. elected:
Pr"sidCnt--S. s. Calbert.
Vice FrrSItlcnt-DSCar FrRhSnn.
S"crciHry-rrcHsurc Erk"nhrack.
R"coTdinE S"crciarH-Wnyn" Morris.
business Acsnt--t'harlcs Phillips.
Conductor and Wardcn--Ruy Hail.
Chairman If Hnar,l ~ TrIstrss-H.
Campbell.
Examining oRard--Frank Mcneil and
Frank SciElcr.
Executive Roard--H. Erkenbr;lck and
Frank Mcneil.
Auditing CommItrcc--(; r. McCardlc.
". Mckay and nndridc" Duffy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
BRISBANE BUYS THE
WASHINGTON TIMES

w\SIIIEt;Tn\. June e6.--Arihur
ErIsbanr. the Sow York EDITOR. has
bought Frank y. Muns"I's Washington
Times Wilton J. Lambert attorney Tor
ih" Times. said here today that Mr..
Fri sbair had h"Hgn' the paper lnhIVlu-
uallv:. that thu price WOULD not h" III
vIIl."d. and thai III" purchase did not
iiii.lmd" rh" MWnS'i Trust r"urpa'% ar
III" Washington Times hnildInr tn"
Times is an evening paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
THREE MEN ACCEPTED HoA
NAVY AND AARIHE8 YBHTE10AY

Ono man was accepted At the local
marine office yesterday by Sergean.
trcdcricks. Four recruits will be sent
To Philadelphia this morning.
At tho navy office. two men we're ac-
ren,cd and four were rejected by Mate
1rGomcy yesterday. Joseph Foytecek.
who was accepted last F>rldhE was
trans fcrrcd 10 Pittsburgh yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
Heavy Storm Damage
Inflicted Near Erie

ERIE, Pa, June ga storm OF
cyclonlc intensity leyelled several
houses al Edinboro. is miles south
ives, of here. All wires are down.
Cory, forty miles southeast, Is re-
ported 10 have suffered considerable
damage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
pEsERrER NABBED.

Er!co Sands. alleged dcscrtcr from me
United states navy, was arrested ny or.
hc.r Gilhonley nj bridgeport yesterday
on information furnished by Detectives
.AInnzo Rapcr and William West. he
was placed in tho Ohio county jail 10 hr
held pending tho arrlva! or an onlccF
IN lnk.. him II IhiladClnha.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
PATRIOTIC CAIRO.

Evvia! Nnralrh q Tho InlrUlIsneeI' n.
ELLENEORO. W. VA. June 20
Cairo. small oil town in Ritchic county.
population icas than seven hundred.
holds tho record. having subscribed
thousand dollars u the RCD cross
bought So. or Liberty bonds and TWEEN
ty-thrrc young men joined The colors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
WHEELING MEN IN COAL COMPANY

The coal production "f Jefferson
county Will b" Increased " han the large
plant being Installed by the SUPERIOR
roAi company h"gins operations this
fall. owing 20 delays in installation.
m. plant will not b" able To begin Up
as curly AS originally planned.
The company * incorporated with
capital Of SIS hhn under :hc laws ~
his state. The Ircnrpnrat"rs hr" T.. 7.
Hirchnlan. !. J. Hn!iawaE. William +.
S;ifrI. ~ S List and James W. Ewing.
all of whom are local men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
INJUNCTION. SUIT
IN HIGHLAND DIS
TR1cT SCHOOL SITE FIGHT
COMES UP TODAY.

tn anriI"ati"n 'f"r an Injunction r''-
srrnIning tn" Rirn!and district school
board from erecting n school hulIdine IN
m, N,rriioch SIT" an Short Creek. w'l'
h. rros"uI"d - Judge r. NJ Addlcman
;nJq, \ half DOZEN EIrklHud district
citizens arc Ask ng for the Injunction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
MRS. T /. RAU.
CALLED HOME
WAS A. POPULAR AND HIGH YES
TENED WOMAN OF THIS
: COMMUNITY.
Daatn Came Last Night at wheeling
NoSpttal Following an Illness
OF Five Weeks.

Mrs Katherine Mary 'Maser' Nal.
beloved wife Of e. x. Rau. we'll known
local druggist. peacefully passed away
ut s:@5 o'clock last night ut the North
wheeling hospital. following an Illness
of Ave weeks.
Mrs. Ran vas one - the most wtdei!
known and highly esteemed women ~
WnodSdalc whore she hal resided Tor
the past several years. She was o"r'i
In this city 81 years ago and was the
daughter Of William Maser and the late
Mary \. Naser. 49,
Mrs. Eau was educated in tho pubic
schools nr Wheeling and MAS married
to MIR. RAJ in Iune. ian5. She WAS a
consistent member "t 81. Luxe S pro-
testant Episcopal church.
Mrs TtAu leaves besides her huSnant
snd ta.hcr. wv" children. Mary RATHER
inc ami Mary MAs"r Ea;. Sh" Is also
survived hv thrs" sisters. Mrs. =. l..
Dickson -: ,'niumhuS. O, Mrs. +. +.
Nilsson, o: Pittsburgh. IA. and Mrs: y.
7. VarpcI, NJ liz" Island. and four
brothers. William X. George W. Rob
ert H. and .Nfr"d Maser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
MRS. ELLEN JOHNSON.

er+~tai D'.rn'-h ." tie In'rIhs'nces Or
cI,ARkSRURI:. ". IA. lure p
After il lingering Illness Of Gr"nsE; MIS-.
E,i,an Johnson. ~ crooked Run. died at
her home TO-DAY aged 50 wars. Mrs.
SARAH Dohson. aged - ,"ars. is dead ~
tho homo Of :, daughter. Mrs: l.. !.
EerxtinS. # Locust street. having sue
curhcd lazt night ~ heart disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
REoIsTER ANOTHER.

When Robert Jones Of tn" south 500
discovered h" had made All. error IN hG-
uriug his age being under 81 years. he
applied yesterday AT Sheriff hastings
nffirc To he regis; red. His application
WAS e-nrtrd and he was sucd. n regis
IA titn rrrTlll -1t.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
srRoEHMANN CLUB TO MEET.

iii" Slrn,hmann club Of IN" Inter
CIV league Will u,"'t THur~drS evening
~ their headquarters 100 Main S'r''"t
All g.: ia" l,lh m'm burs ARE requested
L. hC present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

Aft"r an informal ,nVcstlgAtion Of TIC
death of Paul Naming. Twrnty-ntnth
street miner, who was fatally injured in
tho LaRollc mine Monday evening, Cor
nner r. e.. EogSs came To the conclusion
that death was through an accident
NAMING was caught under big s.G5s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-27
vnr.ra1 for Joseph Martin Today.

The funeral services for I"<"Th -,
Merlin t.yil war veteran. who hi"'!
Hrondar. Nj! b" held ir III" family
home. ASIA l.aRs!l" avenue. THIS att"r-
noon =, n'>lork tn" Fev. = '. No.
Bolt nf W.Si"y Me;h"dis; '.7isco1a,
be in Mt Zion.