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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
COTnWG|I RGSpntS the
Attitude Of M'CaII

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Nov. "
Governor John J.. Cornw'll today ~
pressed his diSplcasurr NJ III" i"''"r
alleged to have been written 80 h'iH
hr Governor Mccall, OF Ma5sHrAG%"l*,
reported in press dispatches h"r"
Yesterday Governor MrraIrs better
has NOT been received at IL" West
Eirrinia executives ellie" here hut
n-oSs rrroriS Of the lrurr ind.Ca'"
that Governor Mccall has T"nI"l I"
Governor Cornwci'S butter srnt III
answer Ia TN" refusal OF III" ia; H'a'"
executive Ia grant r"qu;Slt:rn Tor John
Johnson. negro. wanted here in Il
charce ~ criminal assault committed
on The person OF 4 fourteen year Ma
white girl.
at is simply an attempt I" add In
sult to injury said Governor '3Fh-
we'll after reading the quoted LETTER
in 4 press dispatch. land | resent 1t
on behalf OF The stat" o! West EIt-rnla
1nc-'r than the other letter. | ''"H :
think Governor McCail'S lat letter -
intended for lis at ell hut is IL appeal
10 the John Johnsnns in MaSa4Cnl-
srris. 1T is a reelection upon n" in
trCritv Of the wealth Of West
VIRGINIA TO even ALLOW Governor Mo.
Call u make such al attempt To r"\
~ 2 lecture on stat" government. II
the letter receive is similar 10 n"".-
panr7' reports. will moi civ" it an"
consideration Whatsoever or mak" q
reply"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Make Investigation
Of Wool boarding
STATE LABOR CORRESPONDS IN
VEST[GATING WOOL HOARD
ING STORY At MOUNDS
WILLIE.
May Seize Supply Of Wool in Ware
house IL Name Of Gov.
erpment.

Stale Labor Commissioner Samuel Ii.
Montgomery. accompanied by Factory
INSPECTOR Al1Hao Prince. was in the c't:
again Yesterday. conducting further
Investigation into the reports Of wool
boarding here In violation Of war reg
ulations Woo! In su"h quantities ms
might II" considered h"nraiuE has tc' n
found stored in q Warehouse on Vest
cru avenue. formerly used by local
manufacturer OF brunms.
Thu wool Is said - h" II" property
OF J. +. Orndorfi. Of Harvey. Greene
county. IA. II was discovered 10y Mr.
ntgUmrry. on III" occasion Of his visit
her" several days aSu The labor conf
uliSSirnrr at once communicated with
Washington. Ia ascertain If Mr.. Drn-
l"rff WIS Il recognized wool buyer for
the government and upon learning that
h. was moi. Mr.. Mont s":I,cry returned
10 this city tn furi:."r investigate.
There arr approximately 99noo
POUNDS Of wurl in H." local warehouse"
and about lH0un pounds stored NJ H. n
vcr, all owned. il is understood. 10y Mr.
nrndorCf. and two o.h,l PARTIES.
Mr. Montgomery yesterday wired tho
Council OF National pcfrnS" I'm Wash
iuElnn. for authority Ia size the w"nl
N the name of :hr federal EnNcrnmr nj.
hut last night had received n" rrElr.
Ii was stated h"t" yesterday. 10y on"
closely associated with Ornd"rff. that
Inc wool was not being held for $r"cu-
lativc purposes. Nj that NJ WINS willing
10 sell il ii any tim" he is able tn
realize the amount he has invested. plus
L reasonable wage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
$4,000 A YEAR FOR
WIFE OF PRESIDENT

PHILADELPHlA. Nov. 2S.--Tw"iNr
thousand dollars Il year pin money
for the wife Of the president OF me
United States or. the first lady Of tn"
land" is provided for in a fund from
the estate Of Henry g. Freeman, j..
Il wealthy lawyer. who died her" re-
comfy. The o>'at" Is valued At So
O00 400 and upward.
Tn" will provides for various
amounts for Mr. F'rrrman'S son and
daughter. and niccos and other T"ia'
tiv"S. When al the hrn"tria7ie* nam.
cd in tn" will are dead. IN" trustees
are directed 70 sci asih" Il sum Suill-
Client Ia WELD $l".36u y year, Of which
$19.0Gn shall b" payable 10 The lady
termed The first lady in III" laud:' that
j., thr president Of tn" United States
or.anyonc representing the president
as such. IhoulG he not be married or
should ,hr iii" during his adininlSira'
tinu the u"rSun 50 representing h"f'
and This shall continue in fore" rs long
"a this glorious government lasts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Expose Plot to Destroy
Great Quantities Of Food

SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. 2S.-Com-
missioner of immigration II. NJ. White
asserted today that literature seized
ut the headquarters Of the Italian plot
tiers here indicated that the men
planned 10 seize foodstuffS in various
parts of the United States. The al
legged anarchisiic society laid plans
White said, 10 make Boston the cen
ter Of food riots and. assisted by III
duslrial Workers of the World cncour'
aEr general uprisings.
"The> people will rise up and take
thu food where they. find it, one OF
the seized pamphlets read. according;
to the authorities. THE gravity OF
the situation and the probability OF an
insurrccriOn by the people cannot De
concralrd." il continued.
The Italian leaders Of the intrigue
told their followers. federal Officials
said. that the state government OF
Massachusetts feared an uprising and
furnished the Boston police with ma
chine guns and ammunition 10 qucl IT,
Other pamphlets found attacked ths
United States food administration, OF
ficials asserted. and rdiculed the ef
forts of the authorities to control 1000
prices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
bSoSudsytlle Briefs.

Rcarris l:"ecrSnI,. who has been tram
ing ut Fort lrninmin Harrison has re-
criv"d 4 commission at first IcuirmlH'
in III, field artillery.
Arrangements are rapidly being cum
plctrd for the Eliis' lodE" ~ sorrow T.
hc h"ld Sunday afternoon. IL thr l'arK
theatre.
Miss Pearl Chambers NJ F"tlnnS'"'"
is visiting a, her home on Second S,r:"t.
Fred .. hunk ~ Los Angeles. cal!
IS attending 10 business matters here.
Miss Marie L. Fuuiry. Il n"Tas"r ~ IN"
hich school faculty. ls visiting At h'7
home in WtvnrshurE. l'n.
Mrs. l. Il. Wilson ~ Seventh sir""'.
is tn" sucs: OF ,hcr mother III St""it"n'
". Va.
Miys Alma MeNcmar Is spending n
few days with relatives in Cannonshuri;
Pa
Miss Elsr Kidner.is spending several
days with Bridgeport. o., rclativrs.
Lee Miller "r Akron. .. Is Visiting
with friends and relatives here.
Misses Nora and blanche NoSt. -
Ncw Mar;innvillr. are visiting win
friends here.
Miss Ernicc Roll If Darlington. g.
is the guest nf Mrs. !. ". Pounds. Il
Oak avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
PRESBYTERIAN RALLY
HAS BEEN POSTPONED
The Rev. Wilbur Chapman, Wires
That He Cannot Come to Wheel
inG Until Later

because the Rev. j. Wilbur Chap
man will br unable to be in Wheeling
December {. a ,'NpcCt,d. tn ur.,!.' p
and rally that was TO have been held
in the First prc,bytl:iAa G.. o.. Il.
I'll the churches OF this section or
West Virginia and Eastern Ohlo. has
been postponed until Il future date.
This announcement was made by
The National Service committee n
PRESBYTERIAN churchc{ of the United
States. who had the arrangements Tor
the Roy. Mr. Chapman to come to
Wheeling in charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
MORE SUCCESSES FOR
THE VILLA BANDITS

Ell, PASO. Texaf, Nov. 2S.-- Con-
firmed reports were received this af-
ternoon that a series Of minor en-
yasements had occurred on Monday.
between Villa forces and federal
troops, between Moctezulna ami CHI
huahua City. General Eduardo Cha
vez. OF the Chihuahua City garrison.
was killed near La Guna.
\ large quantity Of money being
sent north to pay the troops was re-
ported captured and forty Of the s-Y-
,nty men III the train escort were
killed or captured
at Galliego, the troop train carrying
the former Ojina@a garrison troops
which left Juarez Sunday was attacked
and after five hours fighting Mon
day. retired 10 Moctczuma, abandon
lag the train and many Killed and
wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Funeral Services Held
For DR.. McGlumphy
Were Conducted In Family Home IN
MoundsvilIe. With Burial in
Greenwood.

Yesterday afternoon at . O'Clock fu-
neral services were held for Dr. w. G..
Mct;Iumphy. one OF the most promi-
ncnt residents and able physicians Of
Marshall county. in Tho family home
on TomInson avenue. M0undsyille;
where he peacefully passed away a
few DAYS ago. Tho death Of DR.. Nc
GIumphy WAS learned with deep re-
sret by his many friends. not only in
his native city. but throughout Mar
shall and Ohio counties. where ~ was
loved and esteemed by all who knew
him.
The Roy. II. iaunt. pastor of the
Moundsvillc Presbyterian church. Of.
ficiatrd al tho services. Intermcnt
WIS in Greenwood cemetery, this city.
The honorary pallhcarcrs were Or,
!. W. Hickey. DR.. l.. n. McCuskey.
Or. Il. r. Bone. DR.. II. Woodruff. Dr.. ].
!. nufrry and DR.. J. Il. Cooper. Of Cam.
prnn.
The active pallbearers were S. W.
Meals. 4. +. Francis. Frank Hnbbs, j.
w Sanders. J. D. Burnley and w. Fl.
Lopez.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Mrs. De Sau|IeS Mother
Is Defendant in Suit

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S-Mrs. blanca
Errayuri. dc N"rgara. mother or Mrs.
I;i,.n.., I,r Saull"S. OH trial for the muir
d. : If her husDand John l.. j." Sanil"S'
,,as named ~ defendant i'll 4 SUIT 10
recover $60on. preliminary papers III
which we're filed in the county clerk 5
office. today. -Four Of her children were
n!ad, ru-dcf"ndantS.
William II. L"lly. the complaint -
,h,, nssi:-y:nr oil a claim Of W imam -
I,.w,.v for services alleged 70 have pcnn
rendered in negotiating the sale OF the
assets nf the ruCirdad Chiicn" dc rum
.,,.,.innnra. Il chilean copper mining anu
smelling corporation, i'll which mrs En-
rn%uriz and her family we're large
Stockholders The arrangements. IL IS
d.,.,arrd. were entered into by DC
SanllrS previous IL his marriage ana
T., rhr defendant. tho liCcT represents
,n.. according to ihr complaint tha'
Sin m ,ruv.,i ~" Sauli"S' course III on
:.aging bnw"y L. assist III lldullatine
Ia. affairs Of III" corporation. Lew!
.,.tH;r;s +" have hr"uGht about the sale
Of The property Tar pri'' III >-c''
nrh n rNc.sS ct n" l.St previous OIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Ignorance Is No Excuse
For Violation Of the
Draft Law, Says Crowder

WASHINGTON. u. C., Nov. 2&.-
All persons subject 10 the Sclrcllvr
service law, Provost Marshal Crowder
announced to-day, are charged with
knowing the law and accompanying
regulations, and failure to comI-> with
them will be considered a miSdemean-
OF, punishable by L 1ars Imprison'
ment. Failure also may cause imme'
diatr induction into military service.
and will operate as waiver OF any
right or privilege which might other
wise have been claimed.
General Crowrlcr pointed out that
all previous exemptions are revoked
under Il section Of the regulations
which reads:
"All exemptions and DISCHARGES
made prior To noon on December Is,
and all certificates in evidence there
OF arc hereby revoked from and after
noon on December Is. and all such
certificates heretofore issued shall
have no further validity.
I'm any case Of deferred classified
ton made under these rules and rt"u-
lations. the Secretary of War may or
dor Such deferred c!assifica,ions. and
any certificates issued in advance
thereof. to To revoked and r"Scind"d
and the registrant to be transferred to
any less deferred class designated by
the Secretary. except only as to such
rcCistrants as have been placed in
class five on account Of lrSal rNemp.
ton"
On its part the local board is to do
everything possible to acQuaint regis
trans with their order Of liability. 1t
is absolutely necessary that each reg.
IStrant shall know his order number.
The board is to mail rcgistrants no
tees OF its actions concerning them.
and Of arv dntins that they are ~
CURED to perform and notice OF its dis
;n:.l!iru I: lie r;Ji' -; Ohio" per
sons regarding registrants shall be
mailed 10 the reSistrinLS and The 9th
er persons as well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Pretty Telephone Girl
Accomplish Of Bandits

Tul.rnu. g.. Nov. @H.--Wirhout a
rror.. nf r,mors". twenty year old Wan-
ia rrInit>. Il pretty telephone girl III
;h,. ntiir,. Of tn. Iiu"hnnr brewery TO-
dav confessed her part IN tn" r"hhcr?
Yesterday 81 So. nuu from one 81 the
i.rrwrry'S ho"kEcrprrs. according L" the
police.
tn" polio, SaT IN" girl confessed shc
knew If the rriWr ami said that under
nrAry; If :.niuE L. 4 drug store 1or
irntarhc medicine. she passed IN" pan
ditS IN sin. street and urged them 20
ruytrnuc the robbery because the b"nk-
;,rrcr. Anton Cones. would not have as
much Il"n"y with him as the bandits
rNI"...trd hlIn tu haze.
According :" IN" police the girl told
them shr had informed her NAL" COM
janinn% il would hn better for them 10
wait until some future time and the
haul would h. larger. She said her
companions had promised they would
wait
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

In tho nlt7t1 Cnurt of the United Staies fT INC
Northern District n West rlrSinll-
In the n1ttsr Of u. Herman. owner m The Scs
York Cloak and Suit Ssorc- Bankrupt IN Hank
ritcy. No. 49,.
To tEr crod tOrH Of H. Herman owner NJ tho Ne"
York Cloak ard Suit Store. Of the C1ty n Wheeling.
and County OF Ohio. ard district Aforesaid bank
r!,i
Notice Is hrroby x!reR thai on the 10Th day OF
Sovtguhr. 4 n. 1917. the said =. Herman WAS duly
ahJudsrd bankrupt. and TINT the first mfHonS o.
..r-itors will hold tho office nf J. W. cumnin'
Es, Ec,rrru In BulknIrtry S,IuN 506-i-s National
Bank u West Virginia Building. in the Iiy ,nf
WheslIns County Of OHIO and SLae Of Wrs: VIZ
sinia on thr 10th day Of pScG1brr. A. H.. I'I'' az
10 o'clrck In the forenoon. a. which time he aAo
creditors may attend proTe their riims. APPOINT
Trustee. examine thr hankrIH, Gnh rLnsact such
other business may Et7cry como before a1o
ne"ilnE.
paul-SoyesnbeT 18Th 1917.
j. W CU3rMlSs.
ncae Rcfcne In bankruptcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Gamers Protest Against
IT, s, Seizure Of Tin

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Protests
BY Gamers against government con'
mandrering Of tin, revealed today that
the navy department has commanders
cd all tin in New York warehouses.
John Hughes, chairman Of q sub
committee of the American Iron and
Steel Institute recently Was appoint
ed by the war trade board as en-
slcnrc Of I'll lin imported TO this
country, today sent telegram Of
.ULrSt to lhr department of commerce
contending that If The policy were
pursued there would be no available
tins for food preservation.
The navy departments action WAS
prompted by the inlpns" competition
for tin which has resulted in forcing
up the price within month from
iifty-lour cents 10 eighty cents a
pound. Tin cannot b" bought on the
omen market now becaus" Of British
export restrictions. and it * said that
firms having government contracts re-
curing The us" ul tin, including those
manufacturing timed goods for export
to the allies, will b. in serious straits
unless some action promptly is taken
10 remedy the situation.
The American Iron and Steel insti-
tulc was appointed last week by the
war trade board to act as conslSnec
for all imported tin. SO that available
supplies might he anpOrtionrd 10 the
industries needing the metal immedi-
atcly. Great Britain, il is understood.
has not accepted tho plan faVorably,
prrfrrrnE 10 allnt exports 10 indl-
ridual buyers rather than TO Il govern
mental agency. but it is expected that
this government will insist on a cen
trail plan Of distribution. especially
since much OF the tin is being used
in containers of food shipped to Eng
land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
]. Y. BADEN, AGED
RAILR0ADER DEAD
YVES In the Employ Of the Pcuusylvnuta
Company Th1rty-rine Years

Death suddenly called J. V. Baden. one
Of the most prominent residents Of the
Wheeling district yesterday morning. in
his home at WoudSdalc- Mr.. BADEN was
in comparatively good health NJ tn"
time OF his death. which occurred AT
1880 o'clock. He was preparing 10 leave
in n few hours to spend Thanksgiving
with his son. T.. =. BADEN and his dauEh-
ter Miss Ethel Baden. both rcsidr1ces OF
Pittsburgh when suddenly stricken i'll
and IL \ few minutes h" had passed
away. The death OF Sir. baden viii r..
learned with deep regret by his thou
sands OF friends in this section OF West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
Mr.. Baden had been an cmploye Of
the Pennsylvania railroad company for
thirty-ninc years Twenty-S"vru years
ne was general freight agent for the
company in this city. Hr was one Of
the most widely known railroad men in
this section OF the country. Because
Of failing health he retired from bust
IrhsS activities about two years ago. He
recently returned from Tarpiu Springs.
Florida much improved in health
Old Railroad Maj
MT. BADEN was SiXty-rour years old.
FIc was horn IN Coles county. Illinois,
on October II. lS53. lie entered th,
place. bur later gave up tie position
when his parents moved To Washing
ton. Pa He was graduated from the
Wayncsburg (Pa) college shortly after
ward coming To Wheeling. whore he had
since resided. lie leaves Il wife and the
twu children whom he was to have Wis
tied in Pittsburgh today.
Mr.. Baden was q Christian man IN
every sense OF the word. and was n
nrmrnbcr Of Vance Memorial church.
For more lthan a score or years he was
it's Sunday school superintendent
Funeral services will DC held In tho
family home at WnodSda- Friday
morning at 10 o'clock. with III" Rev. nr.
james VI. Potter. pastor Of Nauc" No
mortal church. offirintinc. Additional!
funeral services Viii H. "r;t!Irt"I ~ in''
home of his brother. Charles Baden OF
Washington. Ia. Friday ait"r,"vII 1T :;
o'clock. with intcrmcnt private IN the
Washington cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
THIS NAN CARRIED
SOME LOAD OF BOOZE

J. {. lawson. rAi"f If polio" Of SIS
;nrsvil!r, maur Il GOOD haul last night
when he arrested !. II. HiIll"H. or Ma
riclta. and inuM,! -, Pin's Of liquor on
Ihr gentlemen.
Drsrit" IN" heavy load Of booze"
h. was CARRYING around, Miller was
sober and shovel $50 rllrcis from the
load" ic was hauling. Chief Lawson
said that The man was d"in@ a rush
inc business 1T *n much pr: drink,
and MAS really 4 walking saloon.
tie viii probably l." irr""d over 10
III" FrLcrni' Hul hor;tiH. for trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
DR.. I. p. Caudeld.

ROMNEY, W. Va. Nov. 2N.--Dr. !.
T. Canfirld. widely known in The East
crn Panhandle OF West Virginia. hic'l
today a, the home of Mrs. J. =. r"rh"r'.
whore he boarded. II" was STRICKEN hS'
paralysis al the supper ;ab" yc&t"--
day DR. Garfield w;ls horn III Nanip-
shire county. on tho farm Of his faith r.
near pawpaw. IS years ago. IL" Erad-
uatnd in dentistry IN Baltimore and wiLs
consid ono OF the finest prnrtiou"ri
in the country. Surviving is one laugh .
ter, Miss Virginia Garfield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Mr.. Irvine VIII Likely
Attend Charleston Meet

". r. Irvine. vice president Of the
National Bank Of West Virginia. who
was appointed by Robert l.. Archer
last week as war stamp chairman OF
OHIO county. said last night he Will
make every effort 10 attend the meet
ing at Charleston on December t.
He further stated that within the
nrXt week b. will appoint his conf
mite" to assist him in placing the
stamps on sale throughout ONO
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
M'MECHEN

Th" i.aGes IF the Ped Cross Will mold
4 business meeting this evening IN IN"
sinh ouarters in the McMrchCn building
at Tenth and Marshall streets.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Drlnff or HnnHs-
yill". o.. arc visiting with relatives here
Mr.. a4sd Mrs. John Miller and dauHh-
ter. Miss ASh"l Stroller. Of this city
l.ft last evening fnr Camp Lee. Va.
wh.r., they will visit their son and
brother f:rr"tt Stroller. on" OF III" Nc
M"~h"n hrrft.rA.
Friendship castle No. {. knights or
thu. Golden r:agi,. held 81 business meet
ing last evening" IN tho lodge quarters
in tho M"Mcchrn building.
Miss Elanch" bernard. 1t f.lkiHS. IS
:r.ndlng several days here with friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
WOMAN FOUND NOT
GUILTY BY JURY
Gene Wilson Acquitted In Federal Court
On Appeal Case From Police
Court.

Cen" Wilson. who was tried before n
jury in triniuai court yesterday.
charged with assembling with Nick
Selma for immoral purposes. was fnum!
not guilty. selma w;,k SubSrl ucntly dis
charged from custody.
Tn" cas-" wa> nrir;tlr'l from the plo'cc
court w:lrr" they wcrr fined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Captain Alexander Named

Captain W. H. Alexander has been ar-
pointed superintendent FOR Marshall
county for tho war savings fund. which
In" government is getting ready u cS-
tahiish. Details rf the plan have not
Yet hr"n announced. \ meeting Of the
S'pcrintrnGcnts - nil counties in the
state will o. hold on" day next week in
IN. capital city. Robert L. Archer. 81
Huntington. has charge of IN" work in
this
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the necessary permission TO the Hope
%atur!l Gas company 10 advance It's
rates from ten cents to thirteen cents
Ger thousand cubic feet for manufac-
turing purposes and from 20 cents TO
22 cents for domestic purposes.
The city has franchise which fixes
the rate for manufacturing purposes
until 1918, and for domestic purposes
until 1920.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ARE YOU satisfied with your present business Oh
rSiiun' Do YOU want Ia en- Into business 10Y
yourself, II you do and hITe s250.0o 10 sl.VeV.'o
YOU can sc exclusive sales nights for your territory n
a yerJ profitable all year business. Address Quo Il.
W'il!unx State agent. Gen. Del. Wheeling. W. ~
or call Al Hotel McI.ur. for appointment. n-2Sh
V1uT 10 h..r fcum farmer, ,gho nave good oil ard
saI tsfTinry tn lease: parties Will OPERATE mme-
dint.Iy II territory lookI Gueh p. o. l;oS 81.
Wnoci!nS ". Va n-2e''W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Mcdonald Funeral

This morning ~ $50 O'Clock will 10
held the funeral services M Over, Nc
Donald. well known resident "r Nor
Wheeling. who died Tuesday. Inter
mont will be made at Ut Calvary.
High mass will be celebrated AZ thc
Sacred Heart church.
Mr.. Mcdonald died at The family
home at IL Eighth street. Tuesday
morning
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C14AEKSBTRG. " Va. Nov. 2s.--
TIL" body Of Mrs. Eiizphrih Rider.
aged 60, arrived here tonight from
Huntington. where she died IL; thr
home Of Mrs. 7. N. Largrnl. Il daughter.
The funeral and burial will tax" place
here Mrs. Ridcr was the widow OF
Rev. Morgan W. Rider. ana Formerly
resided In this county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Crawford F.unsrol SATURDAY,

Funeral arrangements have been conf
plc;ed for the services 90 tho late join,
W. Crawford. of Cameron. formerly u:
this city. The funeral will hr held
Saturday at the 81. Martins Catholic
church at Cameron. with !ntrrmrEt 1T
. Catholic cemetery at that place.
Mr.. Crawford was well known here
having been resident a number OF
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR sALE-ohio farm. 4 good Arm Of 1851 ACRES
This farm lies three miles TcS: OF c''lr1l'e and
r. milo. frn Pr+kersrIrs. 4 good roid oi pat
like Tho farm Is well liruerrd and we'll "stered.
veil q, soft WINTER at iEe house good two nor! f:ihe
hons, ,.rb, r,om. barn and other 01; buildings:
Ions kinds OF fruit Farm 10 bnuIht for s24hu.
Tor less Fur particulars address Martha Boyce. Frost
Ohio. +. y. No. !. n.-9-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
CHARTER FILED

Certificate of incorporation ~ the
Beech Bottom Power corporation VAS
flcd for record in IN" county court yrs
i"rday. with an authorized capital STOCK
Of s4Gn.n0n. The principal office will
be at 81 Sixteenth street.