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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18

LuuIGly asking HE HUI " Juu5G uuL4
he could explain.
returned his glance coldly-what
was there to explain? The man to
whom I was married, had let the man
I loved die, had cowardly turned tail
and. come back and left him out there
in his struggle.
Why had he done this? Certainly
not from any hint of jealousy, for as
far as Dick was concerned he was
absolutely ignorant of anything eX-
cept the merest acquaintance be-
tween Malcolm Stuart and me.
By a perverse fate they had never
met until that day. Dick knew Moth
ing about the letters that had passed .
between Malcolm and me. Certain
ly he would be the last one to believe
his wife had listened to words of love
that very afternoon from the man
whom he had let die without making
any effort to save.
yes" l said to myself wondering
ly, ''he did start to save him and then
he deliberately turned around and
came back" l had thought many
things of Dick, but had never
thought him a coward. Indeed,
much as hated him at that moment,
great as was the contempt in my
heart for him, as little as I could IN
derstand his motives, I could not
think that the man who was trying
so hard to bring back life to the man
he had let die was a despicable cow
ard.
And yet-there could be no explain
alton. Since the world began the
only difference between man and
brute was that man came to his kind
in time of need and the brute let his
kind die-alOne.
Why then had Dick done this? By
what twist of the brain could he ever
justify himself to himself, let alone
to me.
2. 1T was too bad you did not see
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Smitllfield Driofg.

Miss Mary Sutherland our efficient
third primary t"mrh"r. IL paying her
High Schuul principal. Miss pclit l.. VIII
4trnan a VISIT at Hudson. ohio.
-. l., I;u,hauan was II Stcuhcnvillc
business visitor last Tu"$day and We'd
nCSI!ty.
M,ssra. !Inrry F'rowlnr. Walter Whit
ten, Floyd Smith, Eugcn: Cooper hnd
Arden Hush attended the carnival III
Minso Friday rrvnluG.
Roy. Foster Of Wudsw1rrth. Inns been
called Ia preach at l'ui"nrnr' ana smith
field Christian churches thu coming
Miss Mlrrarct ,;r"Er If Akron. acted
Iis churrr"n t" Il pariE az children WI"
were UiCui ,Kini: Thursday.
Waiter COPY. and sister Florence. were
ErilliantS business visitors Wednesday,.
Mrs Minnie Cope an'l daughter. Mir-
lam, hav" Just returned from visiting
friends IN Canton.
Misses Beatrice Shannon and Mira
Thumn.sSun were pleasant over Sunday
guests Of Elizabeth Summon. who is Il
student Mt bethany C"il"Ec.
Maymc Township citizens Viii give nil
her soldier boys Il afrcwCil ut the town
hall at Bloomfield Friday evening.
big basket luncheon Will prevail
The SmilhfI'ld fair Streamers have
announced Sept. 2G-@'-:S as tho days FOR
the big jefferson county lalr.
\ movement is "n hands at the pres
cut Iiu.. 10 REOPEN thr Sunday school Mt
IrnGlry The superintendent nf c:lrh or
cur five lthi" H"h"olS Will h! r""Uon-
sihlr every fiith Sunday.
l'rnf =. y. ll:.rh"ui "I. Fremont. WIS
II business, visitor at the home Of -. l..
l:urhnnan's ,w" Days ln:t week. IIo i,a-
:Ist"d in III" bond election.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Lowry "ni"riaincrl
Mr+ar". lInrh"ut and buchanan |" II
nicely prepared dinner laHt FRIDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

Miss tlEII l:lrRS. Of Firth street. u
attending II house party i'll Williamsburg
Pa.
.I"%& EarnNIn and rnul harrington. oi
his city. ar" spending ""url" "t weeks
with frirmh.: in Tyler county.
Mrs. II. T.; EurnS. OF Snpuipa. okln
is spending Srr'rnl days her" The guest
of Mrs. y. l.. li""t"n. OF Seventh street.
Miss Ann. Harrison LETT Saturday f0l
Nnrr"lk. Va. wIrr" Sh" will visit h"l
brother. Henry tiarriSun. wh" Is en-
pinyed in the Norfolk navy yards.
VI T. Pack. who haS been seriously
III at his home on Grant avenue. Is Inn
proving.
Miss Marc"lla Nauptc. LEFT Sunday fn1
Cleveland. O.. where she will spend q
two w"cks' vacation.
Miss Mona sullivan arrived home
Sunday from buckeye Lake. O.. where
she spent i vacation.
MIR. and Mrs Carl Wilson have re
after a visit with relatives here.
visiting relatives here.
5. K ry" has returned to his home
in tl"V"lanI. O.. after visit with rel
atlv"S here.
Miss Ida Leslie. of East Liverpool. O.
spent sunday here with friends.
Mrs Tunes kidd"r ami daughter. Mis-:
virginia. nf Second street. left yesterday
for AlSrmu O.. where they Will join Mr.
kil,l"r win Is l"rnt"d there.
Mr.. nnI Mrs. =. S. Riggs amt children
Of tnirm"ul. nrr visiting with relatives
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
CUTTING VICTIM
WILL RECOVER
WOUNDS OF MICHAEL STARR.
BELMONT COUNTY FARMER.
MOI SERIOUS
Four Local Men Charged With Crime
10 Get Hearing Today-lestcr
West Thought to Be Guilty.

Michael Stlrr. Belmont county
farmer. living between licndrysburg
and Fairvlrw. who WAS seriously
wounded in c"it:lc ARRAY near
lI"ndrySburG Saturday Afternoon. Will
recover from his Injuries, il was stat.
ird al the North VII, ling hospital last
night. Ills wounds H.r not Il. serious
as at first thought aIi NJ Is resting
very easily. hospital ATTENDANTS said.
Lester West. WiIlla:I Aiken. John
Sp"cht and Edward EarErr,, all nf this
:clly. viii be arrniyI"d iOGay before
! Mayor IIrylra Of 81. Cl..!ra".l!r on the
rhnrr" 81 being rrspon:Ibl" Tor Starr
mi uritr West IL believed ~ j." thc
man who did the cutting. Shr.IL Os'
: burn ~ lI"luIunI county "nld lani might
! lie han " slight cut In The llrnhy pLIi
OF hln right hhnh. .ndlrnlInE thnr TIE
Irnknitr which he in iIunrhi To have
, rInrd rInmrh nn hIn hlEd while hr was
using II lie MAO "a blood nn Ills
cont r!,-"%r. nCrurtl!LE to Sheriff On
burn.
The rItlinr r. rnid 20 h,,v" nlniird
OVER the ihrl uG rtt VI hOillrH 0l
beer which Il" Wh""IIII.: man charged
starr with stealing TG"y had lrIi Tho
br"r 1T y hla"kGwiIh ,:hup and upon
|IriuIrIinC found ii EOu". ThrEiy NJ
ter - Iir3guIIrr ETuurdhog hunt Hrm
disappointed al tn" lJss 81 lh"Ir r..
irrRlmrntg. they mad" starr The object
Of their wrath. il Is believed. MI are
confined IN the belmont county Jail.
but have refused IN discuss the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
PECULIAR AUTO
ACCIDENT SUNDAY
One Car Slips on Grnss, Coos ovsr Bank
Second Backs Over when Driver
Goes to Wreck.

When the driver Of An HutomoDllt
coming down the li"ihumy pike toward
the National road pulled Ia" near the
rdg, of til road L. pass another gar
going up In" ib"thnny pike. his mhchlnc
SLIPPED on th, RTa$S ~ the edge or tho
rund and dr"pp"d over ~ slight cmhank-
mcmt. 1t WA prevented from turning
over by u board fence. and tn" occupants
one mnu and three. women. escaped IN
jury. Th" windshield WAS broken and
fender bent.
Miss Adelnidc Schock"y. whose car mo
machine was b"ing passed. when inc
driver Knvr himself too much latitude
and went over flr bHnk. stopped ana
with a friend. won't hnck to assist the
&c Occupants nr the wrecked machine. While
her machine. IL big Chnlm was stand.
Ing with no one near the brakes released
and the machine run back across tho
rond and the rear wheels dropped over
the cmbnnkmcnt. The machine WAS not
hurt.
According TO information furnished
the Intclli Ecncer, the driver OF the other
car had plenty OF road 10 pass but drove
farther than wRs necessary tnWhrd the
edge Of the road. Ii WIS not possible
to secure the names Of the occupants or
the car which dropped over The embank-
mrnt. -.
The accident happened about hall
mile from the National pike. shortly
after 1880 o'clock last evening.
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RsnuoOd BrtefY

Mrs. q. f. Helm. Ut 81. Matthew =
Lutheran pnrFnnnI". Is visiting with
her parents ut Snndmsky.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Miller and son Rob-
"rt. of Pittsburgh. spent yesterday with
Mrs. Millcrs mother. Mrs Mary lirmly.
at Water street.
Mr.. n,L Mrs. Frank %nmh"r~"n. Of
PHrknrrbirE, hrr Visiting with rrlnliN"n
un Water street
hir ana Mra. flw""h WiIIinnr, "r
high rIrrrt. nTr whiting with r'lHIItrn
at MlrEu Iun'II"n.
Mlnr MnrrnI"I He'll. VIII" rI".uI tho
wr"k end ~ h"r ham" an Man street.
viii I"rurur her rim'Ii"r at N".I Lib
urty Normal r,.h""I I"'ny.
Mrr. t'ruh I!unkrh AMI r."u Fr'd 81
II"ll"why. nr" whiting Air I.u'hrrl'r
m"ihrr. Mrr William I.II, 81 MINI
rtIrUI
MI"n Mno FmiIh. "r IIIrl n,rr,t. rs
ri"tiiuE with h"r 'i"t"r. MIR" .I"hu Mel.
tar. If %nudlliIlr
MI"p I;"ti'r WnInh. 81 M"NI"rhnm
niI"rI. Ia recovering from an tlIu""u
Victor Webster. 1T South MHrEhnIl
nlr""t. In improving after mn iIIn"sa OF
s"v"rnI dnyH.
fInr"lh EInyn". "r High srr""I.I viii
l"nv" tnfnuTriw fer an extended visit
with friends nj Detroit.
Mrs l.ru Rirstcr md sons Of North
Wheeling. arc visiting with Mrs Rio
StrrE parents. Colonel and Mrs. Joseph
Manhood. at Water street
MISC Arb"Ila Murray. nr Cleveland. is
spending Il few days with her sister
Mrs. Ruth Morris. Of Marshall street
Misses Ella Clark and Mnriiun InrIus
Of Marshall street. arc visiting with
their nunt. Mrs. Margaret Harrison. OF
Moundsvillc.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roth. nf High street.
IL recovering after an illness Of scvcrnl
days
Mr. md NTru cInr,prc E'iub.r ~ frhJ
"nEo. nrr visiting friends on North
Marshall street.
"linbhy" Dnnohuc. or North MHrshnIl
street. IL visiting hH grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. .lmSrph kr"vrr
Harry MnthiEnn. of North Marshall
street. Is visiting with his sister, Mrs
Clara burst. OF Mnrgnntown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
BELLA!RE
Hozpttal Platoon Leaves.

Hundreds OF citizens were 1T thH
baltimore < Ohio station shortly after
n,idnirht Saturday when the w"st-
bound paascuSer train CARRIED away
nino young men. ,nonbcrs or inc sec
ond Ohio hospital corps. Tho young
men were 4rdrrcd |" report AT '"iuin
bus Sunday morning Toe ir'tluitlh hnu
To receive uniforms md equipment. IL;
how. uppeuruL Ia high apIrita and th''
crowd OF spectators J"incd In lhn JOY
until tho train pulled lnto III" thld"l "i
tho nsuoulblnsa Suddenly there wHs
hunh and with rnis"'i hntn III" young
man .aIY uud friends, rnnE Tile Sihr'
SonnRlod lInuIlnt'' A. TIA" train start r
cd ON lin Journey th"no l"ft b"hlnd i"li
tho horrura uT Tho tinlu "hh
bearing away min" of ihnir frl"hlh. l"i
hama noyar To return. and thnIn w"r"
many nad rnGoa th"y wonl"d lh''f
way from tho n,nIInn platform On down
tho ntroot.
In tho party ~Nt" Arthur l"nn.
Rorpr l4nnrh t.harl"1 !'hIfrl"r. Charlton
Tailrnnn ItIrhnrl K"yn"r. carl l;"'i"-
wig. Jancn E'rnAlrr. Albert Callahan MID
SnInuol Wnlkcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
CANTON TEAM BEATS
MARTINS FERRY, 70
ICY" MArrhau, Former Philadelphia IA
t1onal Player. Holds Au-StAr
ScorslsSS.

With ICY" Marshall. former Phiia-
dclphia National league pitcher. on inc
mound. the Canton Bakos defeated tho
Martins Ferry All-Stars al canton yes
tcrdny afternoon by the score or 70 U.
The Fcrrians got eight hits OH the 1or-
mer big Lacquer. but were unaoie 10
bunch them sufficiently TO produce
runs. Wilson. pitching for the Az
Stars. heaved alright ball for llVe
frames. but in the first. seventh ana
eighth innings the Canton team looho
him for seven runs.
Both tennis played errorless BALI mo
fielding Of IInmiltnn. Reece ana y MAJ
ley for the F'rrrlann being particularly
brilliant Hamilton. in center field loF
the All-Stars. had ;@o nssisls. y MAJ
ley. Re-rc and Art GILES hit well TOT
the Martins Ferry team. the flint nhmed
getting. II two-baggsr.
Tho score:
n. Ferry. 90 90 0 o $50 .
CnntDu. . 0 q q 0 -
lInrlcric- ---Wilnnn md ohAlloy'
Mnrrhi,l md Hrudmeyer.
Summary Two-bnne hit - CAalley.
1'hrr"-barn hit--t:ollor. Homo nun
Ayl"r Stulrn Decentralization. AGlcr.
:inrrlfIrn hIi--O'hinlloy. Struck out
ny Wilrnn. 3: by Mnrnhnll. G. baHen
on bnIi"-~ orr WIlron. !: or hArThnil. J..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Third street Innlurcd to I!cthcndn md

Third street injured To llcthchd" ma
return yr-irrtlny. =,
Fred Eh"rly ami Fnmily OF N"r'h
,:INin uir rect l'rI y""I"r'iny Tor u week
n,,tr irIu to Maryland and return:
bnvr Jut..n and IhnrlnH Purcell hnVn
returned tr'Im II hunting '''p "''
Waiter Hinder of rutl"r. IN. In WILT
Inr hia Ir"Ih"r. Fred Binder. vim"
:5tr""i printer 49,,
rho Whitaker mill resumed mt mid
rIrhi Inw nighI and will probably work
vcri,v Nl2mr and Whittier Mctticary
will I-rvr Wednesday for Toledo TO
,Iri,r hrmr. iwn new uv"rlnnd cars.
Mc4,Innl"s Harry ihninn. TOSS IT, KIDD
iua,,n lanes Ruhin$On IuId Lawrence
lrarrnh and Misses Rcatrlco Gordon;
Herd ScrlgwIck. l."n"rA Drnnncn hhu
Airs Nargarrt t:ruluard returned yes
Irr,Iny from Weekend house party at
Sl"uhrnvill". c,,,
hridrr Iu SIrrud the weekend with his
phrrnt3.
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Hcnurul auvIp MsptinV.

H. MuT"hilI '"uuiS agra uIluihl ""'
rIrlN WIil u"iI u. i;ru'IuI .u'l'nF n'>|
Saturday nIt'ru''"u at ia" "lln" 81
County Farm Ar,uI :, Ala 'rI'N''
I'Iun" I"u. Ihr '"luiu' S'Ir viii -
r'ntl,h "uI At TIA" Ir''iinE M "'"k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Rallairo R1efg.

John Shepherd. Of Pittsburgh. visited
his mother on Gravel NiIi yesterday.
! Hrs. Harvey Hall has Gon. to Pitts
] friends
Miss Jane Carlisle. Of Hickory. Pm, Is
q guest OF Miss Selma ko4hnernond. on
Gravel Hill.
Norman Wells. OF Stcubcnvillc. 1,
spending u few days with relatives
here
Mrs J. II. l.awthcr. or belmont
street has gone {" New Castle. Pa. for
q visit with relatives.
D. Fl. Darrah continues Ill at HIS horn"
on Union AArect.
Mrs Jncob lti,tz. or North Jefferson
street. haA son" Ia Marietta for II visit
with relatives.
Tho Mary IT, Roer-r division "r IN"
Woman'n Christlan Temperance" uuipn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
FARMERS TO ENTERTAIN
Will IA Hosts to wheeling DudnsSs
Men at Out Door Dinner Dur
ing state TAr.

TIA" ran Handle Agricultural club and
mo Federation Of Womrn's Rurnl Siudv
.ltil,a nr,. planning tn hive tho farmers
# this section HIvr picnic dinner VIII
in rim. rr,i fcw div. to the business men
If IhI" city.
I'll" gathering VII: he for thn purpos"
II hnyinr the farmers and merchants
got closer together. The farmers were
the guests OF tho business men OF this
city last winter The committee will
lake tho mnttrr up with tho West Viz
sinin Fnlr association to have the gath
rr:nE held during tho FUR this fall. gs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Cutting Affray In BOARDING House.

Id. Sirntt.r. rnlnr"d. w;IS hndly beaten
and cut late Saturday night IN n room
above Il culorrd pool room "m West Main
street. by thr"" other negroes. alt OF
whom have h""n arrested. Stroller ~
said to lr In serious condition. receiving
several bad cuts which d"mnnd"h tn" at
trntiuu OF Il physician thr"u times yes
tcrci;iy tn. fight Is reported To have
started when tn" three mon under mr.
rest accused Strntirr Of rUhhlnS them OF
s.. Ihlltp Harris who Is believed I"
have been the man that welded the
knife was arrested yesterday in Wheel
Ing and brought to this city. All Will
be arrnigncd before Mayor Schater this
morning Marshal McClarin and Officer
col,. made. Inc arrests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
BENWOOD
Manufacture War Hupplion.

UfIEIIulH II IN" T.WnN h'nlT'HT nnI
lnuv. - prominent INN 81. hi'hE" which
ir"ruIIy IUnr,rd Tia, lirrw"rl brewery.
nr" Ia Ihir "iis. preparing !" '"ur"l"l ih'
rlnnI for the manufacturing at war "up
.IIIru II hIa l,.rn stated TINT the com
,,,uy... ,,,It,ui viii H.. Intu",l uV,T IT, Ih.,
Fn..ruIu"ul aud that ia" "'INI'"r IF
"uu men and women viii l'' r"'Iuii"h
Srrvicon a. tho HrnwoOh M. II. Church.
'rV,. .-,..-lI.ui -. rrunuH. "uiItI"H The
TnI.,. 'l'Ir"i,.-' 90 nud Ia tie 'll FAITHS.
w,r" ,I,I,,,r,I yesterday hy Roy. . -
trmir''"la IT ~" m"ru'nf ana evening
."r,i."-. 0, -."r'is"E l'i"H.luH mum
i".r 80 ia. Illi.r wHs' Il vocal sol" hH lm''
O h"Tt.',i ]. :. I'rIlS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
SMITHF|ELD
nOnl IHNIlG I.Oat.

After II heated '"uI'.i. but II fri"illy
ono. Tho ,uI'Ib al :uii'l"Ih t"wnahii
.,,huul district ruI"'l 81 Tor hihi -
uKnInat permitting he i'nhTh 81 r""'n
,i,,, rruu I--ulnp t"uUUN In h'n'ir t.
erect n ury r"h"ul lmlldinE at l'lh"T
I'nrk 'rhn result "r the contest hT pre-
.ln,,In H. un I"Il"wr. I.in'"lu - i"h. "'"l
10 ttnrr inrlt = N"n. nnl II n''"'. Ilih
NuII~i Il US. ,rnd u ii"'1. Jh'hn"h rI'
,.IurI nj h,I,nn wna Yrn nnd IL H"ci
.rII, ,unlrr II Iutnl It I'll yon nnd !
noon II lost 10y only ~ v"l"u.
I'imnr nrn uud"r why tn rr""I hiI'hI-
inn T.. tnEr care ur the no children ni'
tho rIntn lmrpr"t"r hnr h"innnh"h. nn'
,h. ,rh,"I viii ho ErndC'l nnh lnuEh'
az, ,h, Iuv. r,,uIIr.u W. mr." marry lila
I,,,.i,L dI-I,IrIr, could NOT Inv" rnv
nrr,I u 80 rrurh m"",lrd puh!i" inpr"v"
tnCIIi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
BRIDGEPORT
Has vaccinatod 1900 Persons.

Fifteen hundred residents of tnlrrnin
and Whr"liug townships hnrr h""n vac
cinated within tn" last ,w" w""ks nc
cnr.ling to Dr. y VI F"rSyihr IF May
uurd. The most of these have h""n upon
ucrsnnS living in tnl"raIu township
whore. the health authorities notified all
to become vurCiuat"d NurCiuati"n is
practically completed there now and lie
physician IS checking w u find who
have not been vacCnntcd.
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Car Strikes Auto.

y Martins Ferry lirtdSri"r' ear struck
4 Ford touring cur belonging I" VII
liam WinScIr"Id uf n"nr 50. ''lnirsElIlr
IN front Of tn" hrihH" toll h"u$" last
evening at S:iJ o'clock. III" front aXl"
on the auto WAS broken aud III" Tvs"
front wh""ls were. broken off. y young
child Sitting on III" $i'l'. ~ the ear whirh
thu ear struck CScni'"i uh.pJul''h. ne
accident happened when the rear Of tho
cur Swunh around and hit tn" auto while
the owner WAS paying his bridge toll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Local RoYs LeaVe.

Albert Harper and Alfred Mich' n"r OF
this city left shortly after midnight
yesterday for Columbus In r"sp"nS" |"
IL notice. IL report tor S"rvlr" IN thr
Third ohio ambulance: corps In whl"f
they have enlisted. From Columbus
they Will go 10 CINCINNATI. III" hran-
quarters of the ambulance corps. WILL
lam Frazier OF Erunk$Ii" Will leave to-
day for D"lawarn to join mn mmhulnncr
unit OF OHIO Wesleyan students IN whIrli
b.. "nlistrd while attending the univcr-
SltV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Now Ordinance Passed..

The SmlIhfIrld village council Inns
passed AN ordinance competing All an
I, muhilr drivers To keep their cut Out
closed during thu day or night. Any
viulnt"r will ho fined not Less than 5!
nor moro than $25. This nrdnanc" may
hc lust in tn" ten PER cent hut very
unfair 10 the ninety per cent. bur r"un-
ell SHOULD have CONSIDERED tins before
nnSSlnl. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Loafers Arc Now Scarce.

Following: Il SyaiimnttC round up.
which WAS IN progress tire" ar four
Days. Sheriff ". r.. Clayton nnd deputies
ar" nav finding 1t rather dIirficult L"
lurat" ia" many nllrE"h Migrants sup
Im:s"d {" ID" r..Si,l"utS Of lhi" county.
Tor the present at l"nSt TIA" officials VIII
h~ I".rIIIlI,d Ia I""r Themselves Ms far
LII. hnhIiunl lnafrrs mr.. rntrrrmrtl.
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4 Tnro,muhil" racing chr b"I"hElhE |"
l. \ Watson. vt Elm street. when "hs
ntnIrn tw" weeks nc" from EhraH' u,
the rrnr Of the Wheeling Warehouse ana
Storage company, VAS r''"V"r"" IN"
day Ia l"thl"hrm. Ia l u" nut" 'n''s'a
INT Lriy,u that tnr In The stolen chr.
inn an accident forced th"im T." abandon
TN. racer there Th" "hi"r -; i"l'e
untirirI Wheeling authorities ana TIC
latter notified til" owner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
nOnrA of ElucatlOn.

The Sinithfirld township Board OF
Educniiuu Viii meet Monday 10 rnnVhSS
The drrrnird bond ISSUE election returns.
The board plans To begin IL new line OF
attack for tire new building tn be built
Mt rincy Fork very 3""n.
SmIlhficld Valley liunrd nf Educhi ion
will meet ut IN" superintendent OIL
NIIn,lny evening BUSINESS Of import
nurr to come before the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
DRUNK AT THE PARK.

Frank Allison wHS arrested on Il
rhnrvr ur IniuAIraIinu ht Wheeling park
last evening lie wuH committed to tho
county JnlI Inrk Policeman Itn!rr
had some difficulty In nrrrrtinR ALI
ION aud wnh compelled I" uhr his club
tn nuhdu" tia" prlHuncr Ito plncrd n
rhnrr" of rr',inIinG against Allim"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

regretted nj being uunhlr IL accept The
invitation but fnrnis,lIud lnll.
Two fnrriEnrru w"rr Inter picked mp
by Dfrl""r IIrrunu Sp"chl ON II "hnrE"
ur rIrhtinu ntI nIru Furnished bail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Auto Accident at Rrookstde.

y Peerless touring car belonging to u
Wheeling mnn by the name nt Rice. was
badly. damaged yesterday Afternoon
when It was strucklS by Barton car
at Stop 10, Brookside. The front OF tho
auto was demolished and one OF thu
st,rs broken or tn" cur IN the collision
tn. accident happened when the cal
swung onto the switch AT that point
catching The ;tut" between tn" curb an'
the. car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Mnrhhnllts Onntn 2Ra.

According /" IN" Latest Figures Of III"
L. :. census department. Mnr*hnll ""uh-
lS viii h. TruIIr"d |" furnish 22h, men
for Ilr n"w r"nS"rIpiI"n army. Thu
census d"IiIiII 1T estimates III" lnldi
population "f ia" county al "i.l.@. ilr"Ht
=. hn los" han IN estimates ul the local
Al l,,uyu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
JLoI CroHu M1otH.

thirty or moro or the good ladi"H OF
our town aud vicinity mot ThursdHy FOR
nm all day rrwinE. rs members nrr re-
rnrirh with ono more s"liciC"r |" hriir
from. over S3UD In contributions may"
hrrn Lundcd into the trasurrr'a hands
Don, forget tho old First Nniiomnl l'itnk
building IN the pli.rn and Thur*dny !" inc
dny. a fine CAUSE nrds your help.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Passed for Aviation Corps.

Mr. and Mira. lanes HughnE, OF Forty
sixth street, nrr proud over word from
Chicago telling them their son. Ambrose
successfully passed the final exAmIna-
tl"u for The aviation corps. Tho time OF
thu. examination was from . L. m. until
4 40 u. III. Mr.. hughes Is graduate
OF Cathedral high school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16

Seven Wheeling men VIII" wrr" mr.
rested ut midnight Saturday Wien the
county nuthnriil"" raii"'l me c"i"P ~
ihr SiIyrrlnnf club nl"Iir thu river nuilh
ur me, ,IIy. Will h" ;rrrirncd i"dny be-
fore Mayor Davies. If II. CIiirSNlIin
The face of II charge 1T NiuiniinE IN"
s,ntc law prohibiting II club I" give
booze to mrInbrrH of alleged members
Seven baskets of huuil"I beer w"ro
..yzrJ I'm the raid. The p"unlty is nb"ut
I'M. Sumo for conducting II Sr"nkcnsy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Funeral Hold

Tho funeral Of Nick Eonller. OF Dtllcs
Bottom. who died Friday morning fol-
lowing an Illness Of pneumonia. took
plaoe vest erday. Mcilbcra Of tho Boil
afro Lodge OF Moose. or which tho de
ceased was u usmb-.r. had charge. In
termant wan made In Rose liill ceIne-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Finn, Irnifor,n Examination.

TIL" rhIrd and final uniform "xhnint-
:tlnn for Mnr"hull county teachers Will
h" bold Thursday .nnd Friday OF tins
week, ai ihr central school building
here" Applications must he III III" hnnIs
If the county superintendent by We'd
nrStay evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-16
Grange to Msst,

Tho regular meeting or tho Rock lti'l
grange will be held Wednenday evening
in the Rock Hin schoolhous.- An In
terestlnS program has oeeu arranged
for tho occasion and L number or mo
ruembsrs will participate