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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
L. Howell Lewis
Is "Shooed" Out
of City Quarters

Howell Lewis. a,ltuuuwri and
representative ui tNr jsS psNr''s league
was Shoocd away from the new mn
nvpal quarter. hy Inn Anderson.
hwling Inspector ,hi, morning A.
i,r Anderson led Lewis m the du0r
lhr latter iluru,hed IN, walking stick
m,u,rwpl, m the face ~ the hu,lding
,.wmi,,iuncr with ihr result ,ha, I've
'al 'o walk 'n ,hr Santa Ic tracks to
recover n
Anderson said that Levi, suggested
that no, al, hall had been set ON fire
b, ciN agents
% chased him uui fearing that a
wo b, four nigh, iall ON him" dc
olartd the official
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED.
CormfieId Logic

~ hlNNN k'llllAl.
Among other di4iu.u,, aud tndiy iiuRl
characteristics ot llam is the evident
one ot being y ltt'o Slow which ls his
excuse Tor uol having 1ruyci ~ this lngi.
cal Uou. lunlgH.ui Hu cartier dHtcl hut con.
Piled WIr this s another char. tyratlr
that makes hls ser, "s so valuable that
of being right
Hiram thought 90 uHi hIs logic In the
form NJ letter prd publish iu tho Tunes
that RIl might benefit tHcrrn1
lltsi Hiram SAWS iN'T, IL H difference
between the purchasing power u' a dollar
cash aud a dollar rvdi So und, that n
Is possible for both seller Rud buyer Go
profit nv the cash deal tits logic H. So
good that he proves nIs first proposition
by proving the second
lie takes a. an illustration the Nrni.
turc business in the selling and the buy
ins, fnr Hiram ts the s"wu squeeze NJ the
Spot cash Furniture STORE,
Nv way of iNustrptuu,inc dealer who
sells on u 10 percent town and 10 percent
Il month vUl s.uI rN 'ntu hits money
twice u ycar sov be- does this ~ IN rcf
cent profit bc has H' Oh, end ~ the wear
Nn per, ,Cui ON the Investment Sow for
the cash dealer ny coils for gpnt cash.
turns his mour, into goods IN, ds, iol.
lowing and a. certain NJ turnover ~
five times I'm m, .,pr 1f \ profit " 20
pctvyut each dcal tUpNuE tut the war
100 percent. thcreh, landing ahead " tine
credit dealer with q difference ~ 20 per
cent I'm his favor aud uu additional saving
NJ 10 percent Tor collections. aud another
IN percent lost hN never collie ting same.
Looking at u from the buyers stand.
point YOU will notice IN huNing from M"
cash house ON hssH Of 20 urryuu, the
buyer has also saved su prtycn, ON his
purchases
Hiram says hr has NO patents pending
on this lkny " los therefore YOU may
think al~ This nur without Infringe
mrnt on his rights GO. pt the Spot Dts.
Furniture Store to gri The force NJ this
argument IN cash savings Nnt only viii
,uu save mouc, hut 'inc hN coming her,
| first Hiram viii bv rlpd tn meet you Ri
| '2G. 9aS West Grand avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
Child Saved From
Death by Collie

VALPARAISO Ind March TO-
Mildred the S.ycar.old daughter o,
Andrew sNiicr, was saved from death
by Chief a large Scotch collie Nudcr
had lett Mildred hy \ pond where he
had Ju, hole IN the ice that M, cat.
tie mght drink Mildred wen, too
close and lcll In The dog rescued her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
Girl Sues for Pay
After II Years

NIW YORk. March 10 Even
model servant" like the worm, will
turn ,puu,r or later and Miss Euphrc.
,na Wclgcrt who va, patient enough
tp vai, twelve years for her wages and
won the title thereby appealed to the
courts. and is Weather by 20o1,
awarded Ten her IN the supreme court.
The action was tried before Justice
t,op,r, iu Erpokl,u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
British Arrange
Produce Prices

LONDON. March 10 The produce
exchanges IN an English cities have
drawn up with the sanction Of the food
controller list oi maximum prices
iot bacon. butter cheese and lard which
importers. manufacturers and cuters
viii not he allowed to exceed The
list will be revised for,nishtly by Baron
Dcyonpor,. the food controller.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
Movie Squaw Holds
an Alleged Thief

CHICAGO March 10 lanes Hayes
M Rock Island. Nh ha, been held -
the Eant ,ur, uudcr $500 bonds by
luigc luhn \ Mahoncy because he
could uu, escape from the clutches OF
Mohawk Indian ,Quaw. Running Deer
n,r Tree. when llaycs and friend are
alleged o. have tried to rob her hus-
band. american Bug Tree, at the Poll;
stree, station The Indians are mo-
ton picture actors,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
NeW YoeK OBSERVE LOWER.

NEW YORK. March ln-Thc state
mont ~ tho actual condition ~ clearing
house banks and trust companies shows
that 'hcN hold S'i2. .,.l..-1 reserve m ca
.'a. n ''ga. requirements, TH'H ~ u de
I,..-.o al i-IA--,.s0 !IoH. 1AAt lsssI---
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
Money and Metals


NIN YORK March ~ Mercantile
paper. iuH. rcrDcr' sterling 'o-dar
hills N.l ,omu"rria day hills on
banks So. commercial fN-d'y bills
{4-Ua, demand ii.a ..It cables
81 i.f l.lf guhdors d'wnd inN D'
bios i ISIS. bar silver ..... NrNrNu
dollar, tNi, government bonds, steady
railroad bonds steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
lIoch.

We would Ike 20 notlN the kaiser
tha, IN case he need, reinforcement.
he can alWag, nnd a German IN k'u
ney, MINI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
COTTON SEED OIL.

SEN YORK. March 50 Cotton seed
closed STEADY spot ~ SOC bid. March
tln'145c, April l315u13 bic. May
l36nul3Elr, June l3 5pNl1jiD. july
la l'n 10 bac. August l3 53Hl2 lt.. SEP.
t'ur'r ~ lnul2Ii,. october 1880
r. asc Tutsi salrs ~ eoo hart,Is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


HAVE customer for s.room home with
basement must IA" W,ll located. HpN.
tor. National Rlde
WANTED A. once. pnu ~ lots on 3,ih
between Georgia and rm'sru Baxter.
National Iildg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
-INmI DF OKLAHOMA
,'Di NTi or OKLAHOMA.


Whereas + S G. ,0gurm ana Sarah
+ WWnm4 husuand mud WfD dld om
NJ ln'h 1915 become indebted to L"op-
'r Bro. Lumber .uwpuut r corpora
tom ln ihc sum uf Hhr," hundred tWou-
Z, eight a0ll1rs rirc'N 'vu cCuts
ne' a2l 'or value received. and payable
81 oo lpm dp, q June. 1915
$40 nn on tine l9'h d1E NJ each month
thereafter uur the sum OF '-NH2 and
interest thereon Hi the rat" 81 30 percent
pcr 'unum is paid n being Understood
these luNIuru's became due and was
NOT paid within siStN DAYS after maiu-
rl.. tho said LcCpor Nros Lumber CONF
ptn} aro hereby granted The rght 'u
forc.losc and Sell 20 the highest and best
bidder Hll ~ the rights and title and in-
tercst Of The said J y G. Williams nut
Sarah J NilliIgls lu and 10 lots Z. :. p.
lu. ~ Hud l@ In block 20, MhTkla nj
Heights addition to oklahoma city, Okla,
and all improvements thereon. In com
| pliarcr with tulu ~ ~ the school laul
! lease department " the state ~ Okla
l houA. VIII Uu tho third day ~ April
Z iai1 offer said proreriy for sulc ~ Ihs
I highest and hcst bidder said sale 10
| take place ~ the front door of the court
/ house ~ oklahoma county. notice ot
witch has been posted on said front
! door in west side OF said courthouse tn"
| proceeds nf the sale VIII hc applied ns
/ follows
/ FIRST In payment Of ~ past due rents
and assessments due the state of OK
/ lahQLpa second iu payment ~ the COS,
sudJof advertising aud sale, third, pay
/ mcnt ~ loan, interest and attorney fees
| And tho residue. or balance TO go 10 J
| = e Williams and Sarah J. williams
makers Of this sigumoul A notice OF
/ tho above sale has been placed In The OK
/ llhuWuu.
IIIErEU REOS LUMBER COMPANY.
Ry j. g. lfcper, Vice President.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

CIOSE.INt modern residences and va.
cant lots ON cnsy Terms would trade
for an auto NJ e. Hcckcr. '2l bslti-
moro Rldr Phone Wal 7lN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. March 10 WHEAT. No.
rcd and 40 . hard. nominal CORR:
So yellow. nominal OATS Stand9rd
s.e, e,abIs,. BARLEY 81 03u l.32.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In An.w erinr Ads Pi,a.s Mention Times
FOR SALE BY OWNER

Ncv. nyc.room bungalow. u,u room,
Finished IN OAK. bookcases mnUtcl lNI
lots. easy terms Call " ~
FOR SALE bN owner. Ht once ohoic,
pair Of south front lots hNf bloc.
west ~ tUsscu. on 3}rd. paved street
ouN pair vacant IN block Phone la,II-
tnboTC Wal 1884
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10

l.J AND Sc GRAND AVE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10
WAVE OF BUYING
SENDS UP COTTON
new YORK COTTON FUTURES

.r' 1Ouh N.,. . r.a .g,.
...rt,f CLOSED st,aH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-10

BUSINESS PHONE W. J2sl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
RACE RIOT
Continued From First PaSe.)

nrururs were driven across the river
into 81. Louis. Mo.
Thomas Richie. private .Watrn'
man for the Baltimore ~ ONO rail-
road, was pHIrolinS tn" tracks when
he saw Il negro approaching with Il
shotgun. Riirh;r challenged the
negro. who fired. wounding Richie IN
The shoulder.
Al 81. MHryS hospital TWO white
men were taken in Il serious CONDITION
rs Il result nt cunshot wounds. ThCIr
identity bias NOT hcen established.
Three rnpin" companies Ol IN" hrc
,lrparImenI responded Ia an alarm on
North Third street, heavily settled by
negroes. and were met with Il voll"Y
OF shot when they arrived. but none
was hit. Several other false alarms
were turned IN.
rnli,. estimate ihni ~ l"n'i ii;i""n
Lundr"d II, gru,.~ nav" been iriN'E tram
tho riiy since TIA" riutlug h"gHn M"nd;t'
might The. wnil.. in',i for several W""ns
had lr.rn r,.>"niimG The presence al hum
,lr",lr Of negroes who har h"'n imported
from tn" south I" work IN lacking
i.lnu;s ri,u other industrial establish
Irnni.; irrr, ami Ih'. report mat i urEr"
had attacked u white woman turned IN"
resentment into Vi"l.n"" late Monday
night.
Al midnight IN" p"IC" aud military
ON. rrS ,crlar,"! The situation vas We'll
in hand and no further trruhl" was ~
ln.,.i,h tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
PARK IS READY FOR
BIG CROWDS TODAY
Holiday Will Find Beautiful Resort in
Gala httire-Two Ball Games
Among Attractions.

Wh""ling l'Hrk, tn" beautiful. has for
TO-DAY Oh" 81; In" nest arrNnS"u pro-
grams slnC" IL" park opened l"r this
season.
Th" park mama cement has arranged
for y llrd concert IN The nii"riruu AMI
evening uf patriotic %ci',iInn%. Miss
Lillian NruhHrui at Nh""ilPG. who haS
h"ru entertaining. ia" park visitors Tor
the past week. VIII render II number "r
patriotic hnllauS 3u runC'r: "Iih III"
band. Tn" >WIntming pool viii IL" open.
Ri" b"wli": alleys and i'"ul tIhl.S have
4irr'u rcu"Nat"i AMI viii accommodate a
.larc" number Then lhrr" viii b. dane
ing in lh" nfl'rn""n and evening for
ih,'S.. VIII" desire. luis popular tInii.:"-
m"rt. iiuuIp~ >'Nnphum.' orchestra viii
r"u,i': Ih'. musical >"i"cii"nS Tor III" al
;'rHuuu and evening.
~ "p"n ar attractions. the Six Fly
ing lTNHuS Viii entertain those present.
with their circus act. Mile. La Qua and
fnCk Wili"m% viii ais" entertain Tho
audiruC" with their sensational rSrdp"
act Th"y arc expert" 1T ~iirplnG th,.
hantrnIiS and straight Jackets
y d"uhl" hi! viii i". played n"iwccn
tn" Shhdy>.'l,, and Mrs'unkcy Mines nn
III" nnrk diAmHIi ~ IN" afternoon. Sn:Il
Teams are m"b"r= ct the lnirr-Citv
l.:i.-tl,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
RAILROADS SUE To. RECOVER
CHARGES FOR HAULING STAG

The suits were filed in Federal and
District courts Of Canton, Cleveland
AMI Youngstown. Ohio; Pittsburgh,
and the Federal court IT Wheeling.
The defendants include several subsi-
diaries Of The United States Steel Cor
poration, the Republic Iron 4 Steel
Company. III" Ohio Iron q Steel Com
pany, Cruciblc Steel Company, YoungS-
town Sheet II Tube Company and the
Wheeling Steel e. Iron Company.
President. |. NJ. Scott. of the Wheel
ing Steel Il Iron Company. last night
told The lntolligenrcr Thai his com.
pany has moi received notice Of any aC-
lion entered against il by the rail
roads. The company, he said. has
been paying for The hauling of Stag
from lis plants for the past several
months.
Mr.. Scott said certain suits to re-
cover charges for hauling Stag have
been pending in the courts for some
lime. After the Interstate Commerce"
Commission approved the tariffs pro-
posed by the railroads. he said. eff
forts were made through intra.statn
regulation TO make payment Of such
charges optional.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
NO SEPARATE PEACE
Continued from First Page.)

Niaiivu<iOk. governors hay" bern
elected and they arr controlling lhe
situation ably.
"Ru.Sia'S war aims are similar ia
Americas" hr continued. AS sister
LcmUcrac"s they are tishIlnE hand IN
lrand am going To America WIN
complete diplomatic powers. shall
take up question Of munitions. sup
plies and finance.
Il need scarcely emphasize our pro
found appreciation Of America help
at the hour Of the uphuilding o! our
democracy"
Among the members nj he commits
sion are General Bnpp. who Will be
attached TO the American army: NJ.
LOmunpufr, Il railroad expert: NJ. Nor
irzky. representing the finance min
iStry: NJ. BorOdin. representing The
ministry of agriculture. and NJ. Gran
VvSky, IN artillery expert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Sensational Disclosure
By Secretary Lansing

WASHINGTON. May 99.-Secretary
Lansing. trStifying today before int
house commerce.. committee. IN sup
porl of the trading with the enemy
bill. said the government had evidence
that Germany while the United States
still was neutral had sent an agent
her" who organized a steamship com
pany and loaned Americans the money
TO buy the grain aboard ship IN Or
der 10 raise al issue with Great bTlt-
ain and France. upon leaving port
'''rhrrr are many cases. ne said.
"duubllcss inspired by Germany while
VIZ were nru,rals cf organizations et-
frctrd IN this country for the sole
purpose of creating action with Great
britain and France
Solicitor Woolscy Of the state de-
nartment. Secretary Redtrld and so,
licllor Thurman OF the department or
commerce and others supported the
hill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

WINTEO-MIn who can speak one or more lang
uares Great chance for right man Alan Turnet
laeO Market 1T Bell phone llSS; National iss.A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
AVIATION SCHOOL
IS RECOGNIZED BY
DEFENSE COUNCIL
CONDITIONAL APPROPRIATION rs
GRANTED WEST VIRGINIA
FLYING CORPS
Captain Kelly and Mr. Bennett VII
Probably Attempt Nonstop
Flight Today.

The West Virginia .tviarI"n Corps.
founded by Louis Bennett. .lr. Of W"s-
ton. has h'"n recognized by tho State
council uf National l'rf"uSr at Charles
ton. Il w"S learned HIRE last night. TIN"
council III approving nf In" school. made
conditional appropriation ri $lU.0n0 that
sam equal /" II hc raised here Ivy pub.
lie subscription.
Captain f.. \. k"lly. "f tn" British
army. and Mr.. E"nn"ti. who are now III
New York tIly awaiting Favorable"
W. aihcr IN which I" attempt 4 nonstop
Hight from that city Ia Wheeling viii
rr"hahiy depart early This morning.
\Un" Of til" men connected with the
school hal received Wuri from captain
kelly last night. hui III" SuppnSilinn
That the trip would h" started today is
taken from Il telegram received Monday
night. stating thai til" trip wuuld prob
ably hr mad. Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
MANY ACTIONS ENTERED IN
THREE STATES AGAINST
STEEL COMPANIES.
Wheeling Steel G. Iron Company In
cluded Among Defendants-Has
Not Been Notified.

Sixty actions in aSSumpsit, 10 re-
cover more than $1,000. Don. represent
ing charges mad" for the hauling ni
Stag from industrial plants in the
Pittsburgh district 10 various dcstina-
lions in Ohio. West Virginia and Penn
>ylvania. WIRE filed Tuesday in courts
of three States by the Pennsylvania,
baltimore & Ohio. New York Central.
Pittsburgh d Lake Eric and Erie Rail
roads.
In 1915 the plaintiff railroads filed
tariffs making charges for hauling
Stag. which had been transported Gree
by The railroads mp 10 that time. The
tariffs were approved by The Inter
state Commerce. Commission. and the
railroads. in the actions filed. seek 10
recover payment under The tariffs
from July, 1915, TO Iuly. 1915. The
cases are tho first Of the kind ever
filed. il is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
MENGE AGAIN HEAD
OF POTTERS' UNION

$50. a. b.-.~'.h l." The lntriIifcnccT.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. May 60
Edward M"nge OF this city was re-
elected president of the National
brotherhood Of Operative Potters IN
lhs referendum election held In all
pottery cities throughout the United
States ard Canada This month. ii was
announced here tonight. Other offl-
rialS are; First vice president. Frank
II. llutchins. Trenton. y. j.: second
vice president George Chadwick, East
LivcrpoOl third vic" president. Louis
Driher. Trenton: fourth vice pres!-
dent. :. NJ. Moore. Trenton NTH
vice president. r.. NJ. Woods, SebrMg.
o.; sixth yicn president. John Shins-
Ter. East Liverpool: sccrelary-treaS-
urcr, Jo:n Wood, East Liverpool. The
vote Of tie various unions will be can,
vasScd here tomorrow BY Il special
committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Wanted-Roomers and Boarderi
WANTED-FemaIe Help

WANTED-Boarders and roones. Good locaad
,nI. M.,n nU.2l.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
WIDESPREAD Conr,iraov

CHIhAGt, May .9.--Thrcn men and
tw" women are held today for inycstI-
CATION on Il charge. Of conspiracy 10 do
feat the C"nscrIi;ion law on June = nnI
other arrests arr expected ~ follow
shortly. according to Hinton G.. Ila.
hangh. chief investigator here - III"
federal bureau Of justice.
The names of those IN custody were
not made public. hut the f"d"rnI agents
claimed that tn leaders III IN" oil, god
anti-c"nscriptlnn conspiracy ARE un,rr
arrest.
MIR. C1abaugh said tn" alleged con-
spiriCy ~ which he had hrcu appraised
Is not CuniiuGd To Chicago. hut extends
through IN" entir" central district over
which II" has control. lIu said cridcur..
OF tn" alleged plot has been found N
portions Of Wisconsin. Northern III.
noiS. Indiana. ohio. Michigan and iowa.
and that arrests would be made in many
parts Of the disiric, between now nuI
June ;. Whether his information
showed that the alleged c"nSrir;Iors
planned actual interference with the
operation of the regulation nn June ;. or
merely demonstrations. Mr.. cluhaugh
declined to say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
NO ARRESTS MADE
Authorities Have Not Located Persons
Who Distributed Reasonable
Letters Eele.

y" arrests had h"clI Inp,iN i..rc carly
ms morning III III" cas-" "f tn, hr"ad-
cast til~irihlt ION Of tr"aS"nT -, circulars
ln Wheeling SOM" time Monday night
ny 'urSday morning.
Letters said I" i..rlr hc"n printed in
N!iancc. -. and slSmr:; N"Tn$ Mems
-Nnti-M ilitarISls' lra;s:"." III which
%"'ing m,,n ar" urged t" resist Tho GOV
"rnm"nt'S requirement tha: i'l"y regis
ter f"r military draft. $"ni federal. stat"
r"rnrv aud city Officers nu Il search for
IN, distributors i al" circulars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
7 He SURE " AY
To GE 7 RICH
SAFETY FIRST"

X 10 mako absolutely safe investments
in improved real estate that cannot
flood Of burn or fall TO pieces: but buy
il. either for cash or on easy payments.
whore il is sure to increase IN value
20 70 10n percent or more, and 40 so
each year. If you buy lot on time.
pay IL the first year. selling then Tor
cash AZ twice tho purchase price; you
have made 5GO percent profit. Ihnk
Il over. Prices jump. Ac!!.'
Prom advertisement copyrighted May
le, 1917, by Allan Turner, Wheeling
W. Va. myl9f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Rernett is Advised.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May "9.--If
Louis Bennett. Jr.. ii Weston. can raise
suiiIri, nj funds hy rrivnt" SuhSrri pt ion
IL equip AMI maintain Il Nest Virginia
aviation company. the executive council
of defense Will contribute STA. unh Ia as
S:Si HIM III preparing an r$Cldriilc for
work on the western front: iirnn"tt was
advised to-day IF this action. lIr has
h,rn S"rklng Ia interest state. authors
tics in his rr"p"siii" ion for several weeks.
He proposed 1" train and send y conn.,
panr Of young Nest Virginia avialurS Ia
Franc" IL. ali ~" Allies ia H"hirN inE
mastery Ui IN" air.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
.EPISCOPALIANS
TO CLARKSBURC
Representatives Of Local Churches
. Attending Annual Meeting Of
Diocesan Council.

Several local persons are in Clarks-
burg. attending III" diocesan council Of
the Protestant Episcopal church Of
Nest Virginia. Or. and Mrs. G. A..
ASChman, i. {. Hrady. L. NJ. Browne
and Rev. L. t.. l.. Stridrr l"fl last
night Ia represent 81. Matthew's
church.
Or. Jacob Birmingham. rector Of St
Lukc'S church. Will l"ay" this morn
ing Other representatives Of ST.
I.uko's already in tlarks burg include
Mrs Brittin@ham. Mrs. Walter :. kcl'
" and Mrs. Frank Iook
From .Clarksburg. nr. and Mrs. ASch'
man will 30 Ia New York. where lJr.
Asrhman viii attend III" annual meet
ing Of the American Medical ASSncla'
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
BRING BODY HOME

The body -: Homer MrGHl. victim
Of a drowning accident AT the Narwnud
'iaiu. will b" brought home this morn
ing for burial. |; WAS recovered from
Ih' Ohin river III tlArinEtOn. 81 badly
d"r"mpos"rI that r"r"gniti"n was posi-
bio only by u belt. Young Mrl;ill. with
Charles Ash were drowned last fall az
WarwNud whom SHIFT IN which they
wcr" working swept through :; bcartrnp
at the dam Ash's body WIS recovered
later at McMrchen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
PICKPOCKET CASE
Detective Cleary Nahs Woman Who Is
Identified By NAL Who Says
She Rob Jed Him.

ID"t"riIv" l'nI" ''l"try lat evening
arr"Sr,i Mrs. Nina ThNmaS. n cuurrd
was later identified hy William Pryor
Who charges tina; she robbed him Of n
roll If money in Alley - during tn" at
i"rno"n. y warrant charging the rom-
an with petty larceny was sworn out
h"furc Squir" 4. -; Hobbs and tho ne
:;rrs~ Was rnmmittcd 10 Inil.