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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-11
TIROS AL BLANCO
"REDIMlR Al CAuTiFO."

USLeuSS, SeSuIaii'@i''S'
Sc habian estado creyendo
Que el empuje liDertaEio
que Sc encuentra en- su apogeo
allende Ell Bravo, en- la terra
desdichada en- otros tiempos
v exahusta de libertades
Y de democracia y....eso,
solo Sc manifestaba
icon destrucciones de temples,
incautaci6n de edificios
Y matanzas de indefensos)
en- los veintisiete Estados
dondc Ell gran cuatrocharQuero
Hover hace diariamcnte
Ia savia de sus "decretos'
para jolgorio y ventura
del ex-humillado pueblo.
Sc figuraban ustedes
(pobrecitosD cuando menos,
u ell reformador del mundo,
don Venustiano Primero,
s6lamente en- nuestra patria
dedicaba . sus lobeznos
Z libertar 10 vaiioso
de las garras de su dueno.
Isl? PIes Sc hallaban en- bahia,
senores, Y yo 10 siento
poraue me duelen los males
Y los erroreS ajenos;
pero Va eS raz6n que sepan
que el lIbertador aliento
de 'nuestro gran Presidente."
del senior cuatrocharQuerO,
no reconoce fronteras
ri dominioS eXtranjeroS
cuando Sc rrata de humildes
oprimiGoS por soberbioS.
y 81 no, lean ustedes
V limpien los espejuelos:
Sabran ustedes que en- Russia
guardaGos en- IN museo
de Petrogrado. Sc hallaban
valiosisimos objetos
cue Z personals o%rgullosas
V ~altivas pertenecieron;
y nan de saber que las tales
valen IN monitor de pesos
Y que lloraban ocultas
en- eStanteS de museCS,
SIN poder de j encantos
gala hacer, porCue sus duehos
eran unos 'reaccicnarios'
enemigos del progreso-
Pues bien. cierto hermoso dla
IN cSrrancista sUietO,
''iiberraGor'".. de intereSeS
cue no ~quieren = sus duenoS,
determine hacer un viaje
rumbo a remotos terreneS
idIZque poTque en- nuestfa palF!
peligraDa 81 p~elleiol
Maestro hombre Sc meti1 81 Pull,
(mar
mezes Y meses corrteron;
cuando nadie pensaba
en- el carranclaa suieto
!e;uita cue en- Petrogrado
Sc pierden varios objetos
muy vali0soc, cons!stentes
cr bellezas de arte anejo,
V Ell esculturas ~riquiSlmas
que mas valen con el tempo,
y en- e~statuas y reliquias
que coStaron a u duenos
millones y mas mil!ones
de rlblos firmes y enteros.
Las autoridades ruSas,
que no entienden un pimiento
de pesquisas policialcs.
que nunca han gastado medic
para tener 4 su alcance
los magnos procedimieneos
que ha implantado en- nuestros lare
el senior cuatrocharQuero,
lamentandose del robo
sencillamente dijeron:
"val!osisimas estatuas
Sc han perdido del museo;"
Y Ell mundo, que, como mundo,
peca de tonic y de necio,
nj en- Ell asunto vic claro
nj Sc lie import6 un pimiento
qle en- Petrogrado pasaran
las cosas que les refiero.
Pero yO. que estoy Zen autos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-11

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
Palacio are in the hands OF Carranza
PalacIo are in the hands of Carranza
troops.
HOUSE WORKS ON THE
!! 1918 MILITARY BUDGET
COMPROMISE WITH NAVY DEEA1T-
MENT ON OIL LANDS LEo1S-
LATIoN FALLS
Senate Military Committee Told That Na-
tional Guard System -
Failure.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Whlie d
Subcommittee OF The Senate MILITARY
Committee continued today the accumu'
latiun of data and opinions OF army OIL
ficers on Universal Military TRAINING;
House committees worked on detalls OF
the SSOo,O00.000 military budget Ior
1918 and the Senate public lands COM
mittee was Informed that all efforts 10
reach a compromise with the Navy De-
partment on legislation affecting navy
oil lands had again failed.
Senator Pittman. Of Nevada. chair
man of subcommittee 10 confer WITH
navy officials, said efforts would no"
he made 10 pass oil land measures con-
sidcrcd proper by Congress over the OBJ
lection of the department. western
senators expressed Indignation at the
attitude Of the navy.
The Senate -dlllklry subcommittee
heard Colonel Stephen NJ. Foote or the
Coast Artillery School. and Colonel
Charles D. Rhodes of the Mounted Ser,
vice School. Both strongly favored
universal service Legislation and agreed
ticularly the National Guard feature
was O failure.
Brigadicr General Crozier. chief of
army ordnance, tolG the House Military
committe that European war orders
were crowding American army contracts
out of private munitton plants.
Most Of the s2U0o,000 provided for
armOrnd motor cars last season. General
Crozirr said. would so into the acqulsi-
ton OF q fleet of SIS Of these land craft,
ego motorcycles armed with machine
guns and $50 cycles with side cars 10
will also go. nc said, toward the manu-,
facture of an armed land battle craft"
similar to the British tanks" as soon
as a. design could be worked out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
POLICE
KEPT-ON THE RUN
Numerous Burglary Attempts Reported
Last Night IN Tine Gravel Hill
Section

krllairr police Var" k"pi on tile jump
las, nigh; answering burglar calls lr"ni
ihr residence, section Of ,ir.Ivrl Hill. In
eyer instance. however. rrrwl"rS VII"
tried The windows nf several homes
were foxy enough To make their ESCAPE
before rilh"r the polio" could reach III"
houses or residents bold enough 70
max. their own Investigations could
get uul in the yards.
ON. call WAS sent 10 police hcaduuar-
irrS from tho home uf Earl Hell. For
iy-tuirIh ami Jefferson streets. but It
This pluc" Mr.. He'll frightened IN" in
lrudrr away before police could arrive.
another call short Time
later from the home Of William Gavin.
in the same locality. The officers found
MIR. Gavin out IN his yard With biz
gun searching for burglars. but III" per
son who had made an attempt tn nrH
opcn one of his windows hau made a
clean getaway.
At neither place could the police find
the slightest clew, upon which to trace
ont the identity OF the supposed bur
glars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
MINERS OFFICIALS
Result of vote Cast at Recent Election
In Sub-distrtct Announced
yesterday.

The result of the vote cast al th. y.
cent election in sub district No. . or
District No. q, United Mine Workers OF
America. was officially announced yes
.lcrday. after the ballots had been can
vassed at miners headquarters in
Bridgeport. or the seven candidates Tor
suh-district auditors, Jerome Watson. Of
Nefs, with BIAS votes; George Ogden,
Of Rush Run, with 2.225 and George
SHED, of Bridgeport. with 1888 votes.
we're elected. Snicd defeated John Long
by a margin Of two votes.
Steve Herrink of bridgeport. with -
270: William Hcmsley OF Bellaire, with
1.477 votes and Robert Farmer Of Mar
tins Ferry. with 1872 votes. were elect
ed members of the sub-district exe:u-
tive board, from a field of fifteen candi-
dates.
President William Roy Of Bcllaire,
received 4.63S votes. Vice President
Frank Ledvinka, Of Bridgeport. receiv-
ed 4,631 votes. and William Applegarth.
sccrctary-treasurar. received 1901 votes
and all were elected without opposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
SMUGGLING :
RECRUITS OVER BORDER

Ell PASO. Tex. Jan. 3-Assertions
that the Villa bands operating near this
part of the border have been smuggling
recruits from the American side are
contained in Il letter received by villa
partisan in FL Paso from Rodrigo Que
vcdo. who with his brother has been
ranging the hills near Villa Ahumada.
The letter also lends support to the re-
port current here that another attack
on Chihuahua City is pending and that
the Quevado, Ochoa and Tamez bands
will try TO cut off the retreat of Gen
eral Murguia's forces to the north. The
letter dated december IS says:
After number of scares we sue
cecdcd in passing ali the comrades we
met here 10 General Ochoa. fifty men
besides the twenty eight that we our
selves got across:
"Ochoa received a message ordering
him not to let any train pass as soon
as the attack on Chihuahua City begins:
We shall shortly attack thai place; !
beg you to he on the lookout. pending
the arrival Of the messenger that 1
have been expecting:
Miranda sends his regards. as does
Ochoa and the rest of the comrades.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
MEX|CANS HELD
CONTINUED from First Pnge.)

and is held as evidence against the
accused.
Burns was arrested today, as he
was leaving his apartment 10 go TO his
office. He protested his innocence
and when araigned before Federal
guilty. He was placed under A bond
OF $4,000 which he furnished in cash
and was released.
Later, at his office. Burns said that
the arrest was Il complete surprise TO
him. 81 am entirely innocent of any
wrongdoing. he declared. Il have
not made any attempt to buy arms
here to be shipped to Mexico and !
cannot see how can possibly be con-
nected with any such charge as has
been brought"
Asked II he knew The other, men
arrested on the same charge and with
whose he is alleged to have con-
spired, he replied:
Il have met them but only in, an
official way as consul and have had
no dealings with them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
STATE 5UFFRAC|5TS PLANNING
FUTURE COURSE Of ACTION

But you don't get anything "il ol iic'
I'm no Gr"rnliurn
Baker attempted similar tactics with
Taller Ed Rice, Sheriff Hastings and
Prosecuting Attorney Dave Mckee
whenever they tried Ia got him to tell
Inc truth about his identity. tie tolo
Mir. Mckee that Re was twenty years
old and that he was raised in Bridge
uurt. hut later changed his story anu
said he had been at kirkwood. Bridge
port, but two weeks and knows no one
there but his landiady, Mrs. Kaufman.
When questioned as /" why he tried IN
stall and act smart. he ralleu OUT
Afraid of Mouudsville
"rou want 10 send me down 10
NoundsvjlIe for six years. do YOU.
Well, go 10 it, If you're 50 wise"
Don't YOU think we've got enough to
send you down there anyhow? why
don't YOU tell the truth ana help US
clear up this matter: Prosecutor Nc
Zee asked him. ,,o,.,
vou:" he replied. That's all you need
for me. If ! tell you all you want IN
know. you'd be as wise AS | am. !
can't do that without turning up nan
dozen other fellows. anG l amt thaI
kind of L guy.
wise" the prosecutor asked him. YOU
certainly are 'Stalling Kid.
You're d right; I'm the Stailtng
Kid" he hurled back. That's not the
first alias I ever had. and | want 10
show you I'm no grecnhorn.
You weren't sharp enough TO get
away. were YOU"
who could. with all thos', deputies
after him. They're somr fine bunch or
coon hunters. they are"
Unable to get any satisfactory ans
wers from the prisoner. Prosecutor Nc
Kec directed the sheriff To lock him up
and turn him over In the Marshall
county authorities to face the house
breaking and robbery charge.
Baker. the authorities agree. bears
the stamp OF a criminal in his fnce.
With his eyes sunk deep in his head
and Sullcn Scowl stamped on his fea-
lures, one shoulder l"Dapcd and the
staggering walk common To criminals
the Officers ut the jail were almost
startled at the dcmcanor and appear
ancc of 4 man so young.
In many respects he answers TO the
description of state r.'istncr who eS-
capped from the prison 1T MoundSvllie
last month. and prison authorities VIII
go to the Marshall county jail Today To
see him when he IS taken to that city.
Community Excited
Excitement ran wild In the SherraTd
Mozart and Wheeling Creek vicinity un-
Ill Baker was caught. as with the big
rifle he carried h. could have rut up Il
stiff battle had ne been encountered be-
fore he gave up the gun and desired 10
show fight.
The watch. rifle and money WHICH he
as the lattcr's property.
Several people saw 3akeT going out
the f'afrmont Pike yesterday. but nu
one has been found who knows him. To
Mr.. Montgomery u who's" house NJ
that he was hoollcgEcr from bridge
port and that h. had Ia leave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

Notice. -.ti,t 81
To the Holders OF Bonds OF the Highland Coal coo.
pany secured by the indenturs Of The ,fifu DAY o.
August A. D. 1905. between HIGHLAND Coal Co.
pauy and Dollar Savings and Trust CoupsayI
Trustees: ~,
NOTICE is hereby given. that Hshtsnd coAl
Company. has called for redemption bonds nunbefs4
lSl TO o00 both inclusive. Of Highland Coal Cota.;
psny's purchase money frst mortgage Six pr cenr.'
gold bonds Of the series secured - ahoFS lndteeto
and dated August lst. 1905; and that o. th1 mrs
day OF February. A. D. 1917. there Will nsootne AID
DO duo and payable upon each Of ths saa4 hoadg
accrued interest to said date which viii b nAld,
and said bonds purchased and retired q - mnrS
OF Dollar Savings and Trust Company, q WnodlAGi
West Virginia. on said date Ia sccordSoco S3a o.
provisions OF Article Three Of said indeaturs. said
bonds numbered ISL TO 200 being the Last 0cH 00t.
standing numbers OF said series
HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY. ~ ~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
PROBATE OF WILL.
Probate Of viii.

Probate Of Will. ~ 90;
Office OF tho Clerk. County Court. ohis couatJ. !.
State VI West Virginia g.a.sS=..l
III tic matter OF tho Probate OF tbs LAH WIN NJ
Testament Of Alexander lIlrth. deceased. -sSS4S =
The object OF the petition filed In this matter -
the 18th day Of December. 1915. Is TO hsFe s4nitoos
to probats the paper writing purporins 70 b IT,
Las, VIII and Testament Of Alexander Mrth. o.
ceased. bearing date the goth day OF Dscembef.I
1918. And 1t appearing from an affidavit nsdt
before William L. krupp. attorney Tor MI LAoses
Smith and Mrs Josephine Russell. the petitioooeSs
horein and this day filed with tho underNsnsd. list
Charles Hrth RenI Hirth Mye1 GenertsrS HtrAs
and Eunice Hlrth, interested persons. ~ non-n-t
dents OF tho State Of West Virginia It u Aersevf
ordered that they do appear At my offlce. In thes
City Of Wheeling. State Of West Virginia, In the<
county and state aforesaid. within month aftse
the date Of the flst publication hsrea. ard -
whl, is necessary to protect thssr Interests IN -
matter. *
The hearing Of said petition IL ~ foe ~ lS.Af
day OF January. A. D., 1911. .ss..t.t,s nj
Clerk Of the County Court. Ohio County. STATE -;
West Virginia. -, 4. tsgsi
WILLIAM Z. KRCPP. ts.'.E-s IL
Attorney for the petitionark 1-1S-d-5e-jArfi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
GEN. MURGUIA DRIVING
VILLA TO THE SOUTH

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mex. Jan. g.
General Francisco Murguia is steadily
pushing south. driving the Villa main
force before him. and already has eS-
lablished his headquarters al JimineZ.
according to in official statement
given out ut the military headquarters
here tonight.
Private reports here say General
Murguia sent his trains back to Chi.
huahua and that his rear guard is for
tifying Santa Rosalia General Diede-
guz is operating against Villa in The
Laguna district. It. is officially stated
here that Torreon, Lerdo and Gomez
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
WILSON TO GET
Continued from First Page.)

from him. Count Julius Andrassy. Tor,
mrgIy premier mf Hungary, IL quoted
;ts asserting in It despatch from ltiIdn i
pest forwarded Ia the Central News
Agency by way Of Amsterdam.
'rhc statement attributed [" Count
Andrassy WAS made in Il New Years
speech. He said:
AS the Entente alleges that oar
peace proposal was only vancouver
and was not made with any earnest de-
sire to bring about peace. ! am able 10
declare that President Wilson now
knows our pence conditions and III" Eli
tcnir can learn them from that source.
The version of tn" budapest despatch
received by the Reuter- Telegram Com
lJanv via Amsterdam quotes Count An
Grassy as saying that the peace condt-
lions of the Central Power: will liz
communicated Ia President Wilson The
quotation hring as follows:
If the Entente reject our peace Of
fer only because they maintain that our
offer is not honestly meant but is Nero
" Il manclIvrr. and that they cannot en-
ter into negotiations hrfnrr knowing
our conditions. thry can learn these
from President Wilson. to whom they
will he communicated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
MAY SELL PLANT

At a meeting Of creditors of the Has
kins Glass company Of Martins Ferry
held yesterday afternoon in st. Glars
willie. an order was entered by !. n. Gas
ton, referee in bankruptcy. confirming
the sale Of stock now on hand. Trustee
\. j.. Bumgardncr submitted petition:
asking permission TO sell the personal
property Mt the plant in the near 1u-
turc. 80,
II is rumorcu thattheplani will be
sold in The near future, and several
large glass companies are said to be
making efforts to secure II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
TO NAME wATsoN'S SUCCESSOR.

pAIskERSBUEG. W. Va. Jan. 3.-A
call has been issued by c. l.. shaver. Of
Fairmunt. chairman of tho Democratic
State Executive committee. for meet
ing If the committee 10 BE- held in this
city on Monday for the purpose OF NAM
ing n successor to e. W. Watson. who
recently trndercd his resignation as
national committeeman. 1t was given
out here tonight that in all probability
Lawrence y. Ticrncy of North Fork.
Mcdowell county. would b. selected ["
ill the vacancy.
In addition to this &. l.. Shaver viii
tender his resignation and in all pro-
liability new state chairman VIII b.
nn1 1lt.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
PHONE MERGE CoMnuTTEE
Meets This Afternoon to Make Report
TO be Presented to Service
Commission.

The Telephone Merge committee Of
the Wheeling Comemrcial association
will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock In
the assembly room to make its final re-
port to be presented to the Public Ser
vice Commission IN Charleston next
Tuesday.
The report will be submitted by
Judge Frank ". Nesbitt. He will likely
be accompanied by several members Of
the committee. Attorney William 3.
Casey, representing Elm Grove and the
legal representative of Moundsville dis
trIct Will also APPEAR before the COM
mission with Judge Nesbitt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
Notifying Peace Note.

LONDON. Ian. >. 9:21 y. m.---ItcutrrS
Telegram company Iungh; publishes
ihr following concerning the reply OF
III" Ertcnt" Allies 10 l'rrSiu"nl Will
suns recent note suggesting that The
h,.lIirrrrntS state their terms of peace:
The document is still undergoing
slight modification Of the draft and will
not Ia. publishes. until Il day or two aft
~ il is in thu hands Of the President
"'rh" not" will h. NOR" positive than
lin. rrpiv tn germany and is expected
II, indicate" in more precise fashion the
only prrliminaricS upon which tho NJ
lies are prepared To negotiate. In again
going over the ground of the RESPONSE
lilIIy for III" war ii is likely that the
Allies will emphasize t:lr only possible
Terms for peace. thus contrasting sharp
~ the German note winch purposrlE
WIS VI :: NEGATIVE characier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
TARNoWsKI TO LEAVE JAN. 10.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Count Tar,
now-Tarnowski, the new Austro. Hun.
garian ambassador to the United
States, arrangements for whose pas
sage through the entente blockade
we're made after much negotiation. will
sail from Amsterdam on the liner Moor
dam. on January 10. The state de-
partment was advised today that the
diplomat was preparing to start for
Washington on that date under assur'
ances given by both France and Great
Britain 10 the United States that their
naval commanders will not disturb
him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
Mter in Mexico.

HOUSTON. TEX. Jan. 3.-Reuben
Micr who claimed 10 BE- son or the
Minister Vt War in Porfirio piaZs eau
inrt Was arrested in Houston. December
!. by u special agent of the Departing
uf Justice. He WAS charged with violat-
ing the neutrality laws Ivy fumcntnE Il
rebellion. and with billing falsely 100000
rounds Of ammunition rs corn mill ma
rhinerv parts from New York City 10
CnlvcSton The charge involving the
neutrality case was dismissed and Micr's
bond placed at S1,0uu pending action by
the federal grand jury In New ofrk. lie
gay,. huni and WAS Released and depart
ed with his wife. His dcst nation. he
Suii tyaS McSir civ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
cosTLlEsT PORTRAIT ExTANT.

NEW YORK, Jan. "a portrait of
l.eonello D'Este. by the famous Flem-
'ish painter Roger Van Der Weyden.
which has been on view at the Metro
poilan Museum of Art since October.
was sold to-day by Sir Edgar Speyer,
its owner, 10 an art dealer here for u
price said 10 have exceeded $150,000.
The panel is ten by sixteen inches,
and it was pointed Out by experts that
from tho point Of view of size. this is
one of the cOstliest portraits in exist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
Street Car Wrecks Wagon

Yesterday morning. the meat wagon
by O. Q. ForShcy. the North Warwood
butcher. was badly wrecked by Il Wheel
ing traction car.
The driver John Wclshans. who had
stopped near third street. and had just
delivered meat 10 q customer. saw the
south bound car. and knowing the street
10 he too narrow ut that place 10 allow
passing was making an effort TO get to
the wagon To close ii up. and drive out.
when the street car crashed into it and
threw i, over into an adjoining yard.
with the result that the wagon. was
utmost entirely wrecked. The horse
rScapnd injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
PENSIONS ALLoW1D.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 3.-.Pen.:.
sions OF $50 month were today allowed
by the Workmcn's Compensation De-
mart TO Mrs. BESSIE Wallace OF SlAEle,
and Mrs. Thelma Harding OF Spring:
Hill. widows of Industrial plant workers
killed Khilc on duty. ~; -;
The father of J. W. Harris of Newlesr.:
was awarded $I.S3 week for seven
years and Robert Stubbleneld OF Hot.
Coal was allowed $3.50 week for 10b
,innkG t-.---t..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
WARWOOD
Election Today

The annual town election which will
IL. held today. promises TO be one Of
The most interesting. and warmly
fought political battles ever staged
since the existence of the town. The
:uce for sergeant and treasurer. will be
the center of attraction on account Of
having four candidItes In the race. who
lare as follows: :. \. Conner. D. l.. Pool.
Harry Garden. Albert HuSs.
Polls open at 7:n9 n. M. and close
nj sol n m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
StoekhsIdsrI' MssdRs.

StoekheIdoFr MoSuHS. ..,sl.s u
Tho annual meeting Of the noefhodM
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge COMPANY. WI
rinis, on Monday. January 8, 1911, htvoEe
hours Of 9 and O'Clock y. m. for ~ ssceacat =.
manIaers TO seYe during the ensuing yes1. - ~
the transaction Of al bnsinen that may ce0e =
,hc meeting, Including tho proposed doaston % IL
city OF Wheeling Of tho "Old Fair 0roo1C -;
bridge Park" property Of the Company fos Psne
Recreation and Park purposeL =. 81, y! ~
Jos. LAWSON. gsesstae1. ~ Z
Wheeling ". Va. December Is. 1915 ,t {
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w a C,a Dnncp

one 1T the most interesting .'lanceS
of the New Year. will bc the one given
This evening by the Warwood Athletic
club Th. rummiilc" in charge has pro-
vitlcd everything that goes /" make up
AN evenings enjoyment for their guests.
Dancing to orchestra music will he the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-04
FUNSTON TO INSPECT TROOPS

IAN ANTONIO. TEX. Jan. %-Nlajui
General. Frederick Funston. command
ing the southern department United
States Army, will leave here tomorrow
with his aide. Captain Fiizhugli Lee or
u tour OF inspection of Tho troops Oh
the border. General Funston snid he
would not visit the punitive expedition
in Mexico. His Inspection will begin
with the Arizona camps
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chief delight while billiards and bowl
ing may be- INDUCED in by those pre-
ferring such entertainment. An elabor-
ate luncheon will be served, with Cap
tain Vogler as POSTMASTER.
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Rs-appointment Made

Last night it was necessary TO swear
in Charles Burke Of North Warwood
who will act as an election judge today
in precinct. 8, on account Of the inabtl-
ity Of Andrew Long to servo.