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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Mrs rarhara En,nmsl psad.

I; vas k."r: r.sr", that E,ilair"
fri. rGS learned At III" trath Of Mrs
E;. rI,ara NIuinn u. mother Of Officer
Jr,:l. FEi:i.:i"i. u,.,:i!'r of the E.'l!njIc
polio. t,rc'. 1t III" bone 81! h.r daMSh-
ter. Mr.. John N;,ul':tmi Oh Nr"nkS itun.
SATURDAY n.,.1ir". Shr had lived IL Bell
:ti- ;!.. :,r,:ltsr narr at i:"r liz: and MS
wcl! known M: iii%hl, c*t"':in"ri in IN"
,nm.nunitS. ~" iI;;d hr.t. III TOR S"in''
tirne IN" .:m'i"'ii.t" ";su5. OF death being
iniir,nitir.- Of r:s'.
Mrs. ti,,:.,.:r..i r.a<'.1n years - az.
and MES bora - Hamburg. r';'rrn"nN.
pctur..:.. 49,. Sen ,H.rrl,. ;" th:S country
~ iNJ9 ...,tIil:!r in Eeliairc. ]yh"r" she;
J,a:, sta" l-.$ii.h. Sin" i survived Ivy
liv,, chil.i"..i; .!nIa. William ami Edward
Ham. ~; iir- S:,Iu I:"i,;-r <lini Mrs. Iohii
Nan,.a!lr t'uu"i:,i ..,'~:i""~ will b" hCl.i
:hi~ a!tnt..r, at " "''-I"rH. - thr piar"
~ death. 1ntorm"ut viii L. in Rose
Hill cemetery.
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Dies Of Injuries.

Frank MurlIusii. or ,Adena. in order
Ia prevent his brin:: arrc"tcd through IL
local iuSIirc'G' court. fled 'en affidavit
hrfnr" a jUsir" at Ad"na. but he'd to
come TO this city just The same. Nc is
charged with aSsaulting Frank Bar
iuSki lie wa: hound over 10 the grand
iulI under 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Assaulted MAYOR,

Grant Sparks has been bound over TO
lia grand jury EIl!rr sou bond on Il
char2" OF assault and battery. Several
weeks ago he is alleged to have as
.aulI"d Mayor Houhlc: or Bloomfield.
and Hnuhl"r mrs nlIy Just recovered
from the effects nf Il md Immediately
had SnurkE nrcrSIcl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
KoHreR oCAMpDecr
PLANO
FOrHomeS Of Refinement

You will be delighted with these remark
able Pianos, they are so beautiful IN design
and finish, so perfect in tone. The wondc1-
full popularity OF these unusual instruments
has been won through real merit. Further
more, while they possess highest musical
qualities, they arc not high-priced Pianos.
The rich, full, singing tone, 50 sought by
professional musicians, is particularly no
ticeable in Kohler 4, Campbell Pianos.
Many Schools of Music prefer them to any
other. owing to their richness of tone and
light, quick action, which are characteristic
of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Burton Homo Now Rectory.

4 deal was completed here Saturday
whereby the congregation of st, Fran
els Eaviers Catholic church, acquires
the y. T. Burton residence for the
priests rectory. The Burton home. one
of tho finest In the city, stands directly
In the rear Of the new Catholic church.
In exchange for the residence. Mr.. Bur
ION acquires tho old Catholic church
building ons, Tenth street. and the old
reCtOry. oh.fNinth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
To Plan Flag Raising.

\ m.ctiE" al tn. general. committee
Of the i"...i Masonic bodies Will hc held
f6iS evening Nh.u ARRANGEMENTS VII!
H.. completed :or Il Nag raising !" ue
hci,. within iht-n"Xi few DAYS. pr"habiy
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. TIL" :!aS VIII be-
Il; isC,l on tia: tCn -! the Masonic t"nnIe
ar,l = program Will u" carried cut. Tho
Masonic bodies Of Belmont county Will
,.IriiCipu;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
MOUNDSVILLE:
Fostor1a Flag Raising.

MnundSrillc again showed true
spirit Of patriotism Saturday. when
nearly 1000 local citizens Of the city
turned out for the big flag. raising event
at the plant of the Fostoria Glass Com
pany. \ street parade In which more
Than 100 people participated. preceded
the ceremonies. Captain =. L.. Hooton
delivered the address Of the afternoon:
willis band music and songs featured
the splendid program. The flag raising
ceremonies were conducted BY the vet
Grams Of the Civil war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Iusultcl the Flag.

\ quiet Up 10 ihr wis". StNy ~! q
Martins Ferry ii ven don't lik, The rcd.
whlI" and hluc Will" at tn" big Tag
raising in Martins Ferry SATURDAY after.
noon two mon. one an American Hnd th'.
ochc" L prominent farmer "f Maynard.
arc alleged TO have cursed the iiHr. pul.
Tho vigilance AMI prompt action of ;h':
Martins Ferry police prevented II lynrn-
ing .ur irascdy In rHt'h cas". Til" Nay
rard German escape! without nhy.l"ai
injur;. Rat III" t'crran wIS not :" i"r~
trua;r. He was battered ami brulS'Nl
am! iS lying n Z coll ~ the MnrtiH:'
Ferry JAIL Eoth m"u ~, held without
l.oud :" await the action nf the t"d%:di
niIt hnr tiCS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Patriotic Demonstration.

The largest patriotic parade Ger
aE"d on tho streets OF Martins Ferry
preceded the flag aising At III" Laugh
lin sheet and tin p;nt" mill EaiNri1E
afternoon. Several .rn"S from til" hi
Eler OF Company \. West NirGiuia M
tional Guard. AMI Il crash "f IN" Irua'.
tho hlar" o. the hnnf i."iin:; int" III
initial strains nC 9Th" Slar-Srnn%ll
Bancr." yell from u" thr"alS Of Luna
mon. women and children. and ri'in;
above Ill tn" childish v"Ir"> "' l.IhH
Martins Ferry school pupils marked The
raising NJ Tho Gag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
9GA1~-A<o ~S@-N1 %
nj NIrs ,ll.rt F'hprla OF Gravel

Mr.. and Mrs Albert Eherl" OF Gravel
Hill, arc the parents or II baby girl.
\ meeting Of the SUNDAY school board
=: II" south Bcll2ir.; NJ. T.. church Will
Ic- hr!d rhiS evening.
Charles. Hughes has purchased the
N"nr. Bros. pool and billiard room IN
thu. t'n:.;"r,,i:t club BUILDING; Sir. Hughes
las taken charge.
t.. l.. runiucham has g"n" {" Hlnrks-
i,nrg. ". IA. called th"r" hy tn" death
at his i.r. IA "r-;u-l:tw.
Mrs. T. NJ. Ii.n:slr:. "f li'JM"nt street.
has -cturnrd from MaSiIlnn wher" she
wac ra;lad hy III" illness If h"r sister.
Mrs Margaret Frost "r Meaningless
is ri$.liug h.r DAUGHTER. Mrs. John
i.,u.;<"v. nu i."~" fiili.
Tho funeral rf Charles Wines. Ir.. Of
Sl,:,d, si.l". VIII talk" 3!@'' this after
r""n r. u. Zimmerman will con-
e.; It. >.rvi'"S.
Til, >r,:rtr,;s club will met III reEu-
lar session Tr'~!a: """r'r%. Matters
pertaining :" IN "r,n;Er - .he play
cIuumds vii b. Sil"r attention.
J. " r"rh.i' "t Noble street. has
;:rn., To Ci,l".'-" % vIsi; ri: son. wh" las
I..I -
I:cn. ,".:rs- - "f = '"h N:s Class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Speakeasy Operators Fined,

John koomons. Mike Ii"nGa% and 'iu>
Valnitis. who were arrested III u
spcakeasy raid made h.: Mayor Rails; N
aud Chief r!fand. Friday night. w"r"
each fined $500 and costs Saturday
night by Mayor Ralston. Fight STATE
detectives had boon watching In" ru!-
time tim o ind '' purchased some h"nsr. which
resulted In the raid. Du" nf III" d"l-C-
tivcs representing the stat" license r"rr-
mission, instead of drinking til" h""lH
poured 1t into n funcl in his pocket, IN"
hnftln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
HElLAIRE
TO AI.oS ColNcd-

N;c:.; ..'s!,..!, SuEGly ,>:t":noon Two
E;3'ri.,".i,.: ..'ro owned h% NJ. j. snyder
~ :,';a cit, aiH III" 9th: b* .'e"rs'
rrn..l:,...:.. cr Pennsylvania. an lis way
- l.. ;;:.r: a. >iSi; relatives r0'llhcd
will. :..,:,.iirs ~" c""u.r IT fttt;-srr-
nnd street. ~" occupants ~ II" cary
,Scrn'..i ;:,i;;r.. hrt i~,:N .,;i"S w""c bad.
l. ,i:,;,.a:;."i IT.; 49,. lowed 10 = local
.-ar:t:;,. for r::!:rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
WellaburR RrtAfg.

Miss Ora Brady Is confined to her
home in Buffalo. district with tho;
measles. ~
Mrs. William Silvers Of Bethany, was
q Wellsburg caller on Saturday. E.
William Wicgham has purchased q!
new REQ a-passenger touring car. Mr.
Wickham has accepted the agency for
this car. 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
City Council to EGeet-

Til" regular nI1"tinc Of Ihr city roun-
eli will H.. held TUESDAY evening and it
promises t. "" q vcr? Interesting seS-
SION. Action will probably be taken on
thu incrca::., in waG"s demanded ny drir-
or: of III" fire d"partm' mt md number
rc street Improvement resolutions Will
hI. intrnduCcQ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Kain Club NIirSIrels.

Tin. I."t.i,, .:uri:,l club ~ -. John
church IFS arranged =" h!IG tn" Kahn
Ia. Aim4tr.I$. At Nt,."ltn". presented
+, tn" Elk Grand theatre n,Ni Friday
lining. Tic proceeds Will hc for the
.cr.Iil of - Inhn'S rMMrch..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
New Aerial Truck.

4 nfty-Av: foot aerial truck. fully
equipped in every rcsucct. will prnhanlr
hc purchased for Martins Ferry. 1t will
hc stationed at the Alert hos" h"u~'.
in tn" business section of the city. rho
Martins Ferry HrrIn"n already r!rHv" one
Of IN" best cqu!rprd motorized depart
mcnt4 Of its size il the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
TWO Autos In Bad smash-Up.

About G:i:i Saturday evening Il hiG
Mitchell six touring car owned ana
driven 10y. Luther Beavers rolllrd with
Il Ford taxi. driven 10y William Bowen.
~ the sharp cure ut stop IN Tn" !"li
Hirc division. Bowen WIS coming north
on thu. right sit". not going Glnr" than
l.. miles an hour. when III" Mitchell car
going south COllidrd with III" lord.
Both machines were badly damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
;STEUBENVILLE


SpSIT! .i!'%,CN ~ e. tne intessncsF. m
ruG ~ .'r;'> ''.i-rI: ono. April -
,,, ~ 'HltHi it common peas
I,i ia" w. iIahued down rulinE
nH 'hS c"Hhty commissioners. with tho
,,,',I ~ 81 ''''httl. we" .NeNanoriA
paid - small sum 81 m"n". over 10 Ih~
county a. 'S'hl" iiA ne approx imai"!,.
H-";"H', Illegal ana Ill" ease Will Dc car
Ti"H mi" court Tor trII The case was
Drought EE Samuel S"i"ma:. us II taX-
iaS'r "md n" hi'h In" solid backing nf
ne Jefferson county, TAN I.casu".
IN" r"ntr"N'i%y .tr'W out Of tho coll
lection. 1T lin"!' imposed upon Liquor
not all of tn" none. vent TO the vii.
la$"* hut t';;i :; ':""d .maur at il went
iu III, =. resting officer and yarimus nj
iurnryE hu :.rrrr ~ some. Of line, rns..s
Il /" Tia" c.r..":i. opinion thai If ,h,,
rnuir G"rar,% TAI The villages should
hHv. Turned over II. -a;:rr amount nil
tEnN,, ,,.i,., hrn,I;Iir,l 50 handsomely vii
b" cali, tI,rn - rctur,, i'II XIV re-
.c,.i,rd. S..,r:..! lu..,I men bnucIj,r,,i 20
lh, cAt"nI at ....lcrt! Thousand d,llnr,,
Still i Mystery,
III" shutting :" &c. "a. o. little George
Barrett who VA: T"und dead with a
hulI"! hole in MS chest. sill remains Il
mystery. although Tho police ana coroner
hns" done considerable work on M.
tHS''. IL Nuli't Ss.t'"'.u' tnil ln''
huIi.: . =. c#Iihrr. I:'<r i.as,.d three: sH
me lung and l".T"d IN In" hack Soy
tnIn,; IN In. d.,d m'y's rm.I,r, rhs
Ih.oi.,- liza, hc VS. a,.,'.,!cn,.lIv .hni nv
4 cnmrrninn j. StiIi maintained II, a..
parents AMI IN: police.
view tiHn iii Charge.
FIRST id"ui'n-Et l.. :. S;"fIcr "f
\ "uhISi"Wn. u no." III rh;t"E" Of ih"
al r"rflillin: :'at'un ans! W L. SAL.
cnliSI-d ARTHUR Il. Harris, we'll kuuwu
StvlLb"rVill" yuuIi-. MN. was The IaicsI
IL enlist. The Now recruits drill DAHL:
aa do the r"mNnny IT minui" mon.
1nSuitad Flag.
'i'"TG'. Si'N"rh. Wi'l. tHuKcd uH un
h"rz u S"iF"'IaI. ri"rcd the recruiting
H;ai"'' h"rE ma hrc:nI" :" o"Is;rouS
maj u" hhd |" hr pGi ont. one. out
size IL cursed Tho llaS. whcr"Ill"rn
Lieut.. Sh"tFcr gay" him :. scT"'s boat
inE. RI" i"h"lE arrival 81 III" polio"
>Rv'h tn nam fr"m =. rough handling
l.! 'h' crowd thrt gathered quickly. H.,
vas locked M.
Gssaui'ed mayor.
Fraht SPARKS mas be- n bound over TO
IN grand Jur! El'!"r SOU pond on /
chHrS" "t assault ara battery. several
weeks ago nc Is ail"Sch 10 nave as
*aplt"d Mayor Honhlc: of Bloomfield.
ana Hn"hl"r mrs nliy lust recovered
from In" effects "f II "nd immediately
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by kat Douglas WirEir. which was so
ably p"y~":,r,,: " iE" laGi's 1T tii', So:
rnci Presbyterian church Recently. VIII
hc repeated in tn" church TaErSGr%
I=nt Tho rlayI,ll" viii T." rrrc"!"d
!,v !anla,IN illustrating I'D an" familiar,
$urrS. iu,'ludinS Ami" Laura. anu
SILVER Threads Among ihu Gold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
r.ora onentnc Game

The Martins. Ferry Athletics last
their opening gam 10 thu El!u GrrT,'
team nj League park yesterday after
n"o,,. Roth teams played II fast. int%r-
c>tinS tcn-innins game. They w"r'' it'd
in the ninth inning. when tho visitors
brought in the wininG score in tlI':
tenth. beating the Fcrrinns G IL ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

Prominent Wheeling and Mounds.
vile attorney, who received the tfEt
commission in the United. Stateg ON
GERS reserve corps granted to West
Virgnian Mr.. McCamic received his
commission with the rank OF captain.
having passed a severe examination
given by the War Department at
Washington last week. He will soon
begin the task OF training men Tor
army service. Although a hare stu:
dent and busy attorney. MIR. McCamlc {
found TIME last summer to take the
military training at Plattsburg, and
his hear, has been in the work ever
since. Mr.. McCamic. when he Is called Z
10 the regular service. will receive a.
salary of $4,000 per annum. The law
p.acricr which he will have TO sacri-s:
flee ncls him several times That sum.
DROWNED IN THE OHIO
rARKERSBuRG. ". Va. April 22-9..
RaIDh Bentz. IS. while OUT fishing to-
day with TWO other mon was drowned; ::
in the Ohio river al thr head OF hlstur-
IT, Rlennorhas:et Island when the boat
IN which they were plying the river :
was overturned BY swirl in the cur.
ROM. The other TWO men chung to the
boat and were saved by persons con-:
ing 10 their rescue. After search oE$s
several hours the body Of Bentz waSsS
later found and removed TO his home:
in Marrtpwn. a suburb. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Lost TO Middlahonrre.

Z PnindcXtcrs error at first In the final
inning gave Mdtllebournc TWO runs and
nut MoundSyille on the short end OF 4
final 9 TO score, at Middlcbourne Sat
urfay afternoon.
The local high nine meets Cathedral
high, Of Wheeling. next Friday after
noon, at the Fifth street ball park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Personals and Briefs.

Daniel Fox Of 81. CluirSV!il" Is Il
business visitor hero for II few days.
Charles Martin Of New Jersey is is
iting Mr. and Mrs. John lIatlh&; of this
city.
Glarcnce Woods OF Springfield is here
spending Il vacation with friends.
Howard klcmmer Of Adcn.. o. Is
here visiting relatives and friends.
William Pric" uf ClarkShrrS viii
leave this morning Tor his home after r.
brief visit here.
GLAND Meyers al Barton was visiting
friends here yesterday.
\. {. Brown has returned ito his
homo here after visiting III cleveland
and other points.
David Loo left last night for Clrvc-
land after L visit Of two weeks witt
relatives here.
Arthur Thomas oC Cclrrain is h"rH
visiting friends for several days.
Ralph Harding Of this city l"ft last
evening FOR Cadiz In visit rricuds.
Sonora Photograph, clear as
bell, sweetest in tone; sold on
time payments. Plays all records.
HllLMAN & SON,
jewelers. and SiIversmiths.
Sonora Sales Agents
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Joseph Hora Of Wheeling Creek has
been n;tdc defendant III Il S2.il0 dam
age suit filed by Anton iiuoSky. father
Of the boy who WIS killed by AN Hut"-
mobile driven by Hura several weeks
ago. Attorney ". r. DIXON If Martins
Ferry is attorney for tho plaintiT.
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To select Sneakers.

The Senior cla:s vi tn" local high
schoI wit: ;"ld = meeting: this afternoon.
when the class VII select three Of the
members Ia dcliy,r "r:ctinns on com
n,cuccmnrt night There will be ten
SPEAKERS. Three will he selected by tho
f2culty and til" rctainine four VIII be
s.Irr,ad from among the honor students
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Patriotic Services.

Patriotic services will h" hid ut Trim
ity, Episcopal church Tuesday evening
E"v. r. \. Powell Of Portsmouth. g..
formerly rector Of tho lnrai chirch. VIII
,.rr,ch tho SerIunu Sergeant Otis. IN
charge cf the local recruiting office will
It'd IN tic VOW OF allcEiancC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Still Seek Hold-up Men.

TlUO'ihUundS and Il p"ESc from Nar-
tins Ferry which set uuu SUNDAY for
riltonvilc in search Of three huld-up
men who used L knife anH rCvolr"rs IN
an attempted h"ld-up "r Ralph N"nu-
Sico and two companions 1T Tiltrnrillc
saturday night. had not been able t.
locate :hr men III Il late hour last night.
With = deep cash ~ hI% chcr!;. which
required - stitches II CLOSE. Mouu-ics'
MAS taken to III" Martins Ferry h"S:'i-
Ial 10y his companions. where br. i. H..
Wilson dressed his wounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
R,sirc-s Men to Lunch.

! nnnIr,fi:l luncheon viii be hold today
.; ;h., R.llairr Commercial club rooms on
3.liAout street. 1t is expected that bust
n"sa and professional men OF Ecllairc
,.ili attend. Efforts Will b" made [" re-
nrraniE" the club.
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VIII Return Tomorrow.

rr. L. \. Hlacl,fud and family. who
have been In Huntsville. Ma. for he
past month for tn" benefit Of pr. lfiHck-
lords health. Wiz return t" this 'ity
tomorrow III" trip has h"rn h"u.'irlIl
t. the doctors health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Dutcher-woodland.

Gerald .. butcher and Miss Margaret
Woodland. both Of GAINESVILLE. O., were
united in marriage here Saturday at the
First n. l.: church. Rev. Smith Off
Ctatcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Miner Hurt.

. Hcr, Nm Of Wheeling Creek. WAS So
riously injured SATURDAY about =
o'clock ut III" I;ail and River company
minc III I!rllairc when hr was "aunSnt
bet ccn TN, car AMI tn" rib of the
mine Tie waH badly crushed about th''
body. on" 81 his lungs being dis>odS"d.
lVdScd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Observation-Disclosures,

Charles W. Richmond. Of Silver Hill.
and Miss Carrie Roberts, OF Anthem,
W. Va. were married here Saturday af-
ternoon Mt tho First VI. z. church par
Sonage. Rev. G.. u. Smith performed the
ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Masonic Social.

\ Masonic. social Viii H." held IN tit:
kIrkwnnd Nj. t.. church Tomorrow eve
ming. NrSsrS. Fawc"tt. Williams and
Farmer are tn" cummilt"c in charge.
Tif"y h;tN" arranged an attract i've pro-
gram. Luncheon Will il" SERVED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Flags On Pay Envelopes.

When IN" miners employed In ;hh
Munr"'S Eiin coal min" receive their ra"
rHvclnn"S next Thursday they will 'inI
small american laSS IN til" hnrk OF
larh CnNClupN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
NnyU AutO Truck

y. *. tunaw:ry. = local Ice dealer. has
bought new Garter :ivc-ton track
iur the purir"S' "i hauling Ice, Tin ga;
WAS bought through tia. Autu Sales
I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
DocH Kill MANY Sheer,

The sheep sheds OF S. A. Cockayne, at
Glendale. were raided by dogs carly
Saturday morning. nearly the entire
herd being killed. Farmers In MARSHALL
county have experience much trouble
with their sheep from the attack Of
hnfy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
WELLSBURG

WEI.LSRI'EG. W. VA. April e
Tho folio. ing schools hHv" closed Tor
tho simr,"r ,acatinn: RockdNl". Beech
Hottnm. Buckhnnrn. Lewis. Brooke Va
lev. l.nfflnr. Locust Grove and Scott :
Run. Entertainments were held nj each
Of tho schools. The attendance for tn"
school year has boon far. ahoV" the
standard. and the promotions numer-
Gus.
Rcd Cross.
Tn" secretary "f III" local nrSaniZ2-
ton which expects t" TAX" M Rcd Cross
military relief work has boon in CORES
DondrnCc with III" central committ"" AT
Washington. u. G.. asking for definite"
instructions and samples NJ work 10 h.
hustn"S" at Washington which Will or-
casion som" delay. but IT, is thought, that
meeting Will h" rnll"i very soon: ~
nrrnng" for actual work. Tho adri""
has hr"u IT,. rn slowly until III" d"int!S
Of iI" work a"c thoroughly understood.
and thus avoid doing things which VIII
hay" To hc undonc lat"r.
To Hold Rehearsals.
At tho meeting Of III" minstrel tronS
nj tho Hamilton 7. NJ. {. A.. II was de-
rihcd IN hold rehcarsals three times 4
week. Tho parts were assigned nj tn"
rehearsal last night and al excellent
chorus has been arranged.
Will Play Martins Ferry.
Thnma- Iinffmnn nf Woirton. att"rn"!'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

and baseball player, has signed a cons
tract to play with the fast Martins
Ferry team during the present season.
Mr.. Hoffman has turned down Z number
OF offers to try out with the Pirates OF
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

Mrs. Carrie Lemon Of Lazaerville,
through her attorney. Thomas Hoffman
of Weirton. has entered in Brooke coun.
" court, suit for divorce from her
usband. Edward Lemon. charging de-
Serrion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Peraonals HAa Briefs.

q ". Patterson md ,-":t,i"if iH"l '.''-
Mag for th"jr lr"m" il N":m; l'l"n--lni
after n short ri-ii 9th 8; r'i'ls h-'e'
Elmer Shaw. l".1l y''iu- uir::. = he
recently joined u" n''"iu'~. ".:i i,"''.
today for $nIith 'aT"lira. "'h~f. h" "ili
receive trHiuiUC.
A new concrete sd NL'k ~ tc.in: 'a'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

Get after the flies NOW. Buy your
Screen Doors and Windows from the
OTTE-PETTlT HARDWARE co. They
have the largest assortment 'to select
from in the city and prices arc right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Clearing AWAY Landslide.

y large force IF Wheeling Trartion
company employees have been at work
In the narrows since Thursday. clearing
away he huge landslide that now has
TIC read almost blocked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
Plnttshurp Mating.

The recently tentatively organized
harrisburg Association therc will meet
next Friday evening. At which time the
organization will be perfected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
cHl.NAMEL Varnish is the t

CHl-NAMEL Varnish is The best
varnsh you can buy for floors and
furniture. There is no danger Of
spelling your woodwork by its use.
It is no experiment, but has been sold
lin Martins Ferry by the OTTe.
PETIT HARDWARE CO. for the
last twelve years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23

gov. "f E"lmnut street. "H% struck hy
:ut"nnhil" Sr;ur,."E "jgh' md serious
l. ji,iir"r IT, r,. ,"'..ii, e" Nf'.. E'n'"
nr i:.iru.ul ..r.,'. and hrs .,rir,!I;I,m
go 'f,.i"rrfc'l '!;-'rut,~r .'--.i'..,:r :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
District q. 8, Convention.

The annual Washington district Sun
day school convention will be held here
next Saturday afternoon at the 'First
Baptist church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
1r,,derrent Second Onerattnn

The many FriCndS IT MIS-. Ln'ilS I1"IhI
Of GlrnnS l;uu will regret IL learn that
Sic was forced to nhrrr" u second "D-
GRAFTON At In" Martins Ferry hospital
saturday afternoon. u wa~ stated ihLl
,hc raticut is on -" "nah to recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-23
BRIDGEPORT

Wanted Men, Boys and Girls
for light clean factory work.
Wheeling Can Co.. A7th end Eot
Streets. apr.91-3t