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St. PauPs Church

St. PauPs Church
Zrd street and Washington Circle.
orsanist and Choir Director. NOW ELL :. FERRIS.
Rector. REV. ROBERT TALBOT.
Curate REV. WM 4. MASkER Jr.
EASTER DAY:
Services: Holy Communion. 6. 80, .. and II
Chidren's carol service at .. m.
Choral evening and sermon, p m.
II .. m, choral mathis. followed by choral cele-
bration (sermon by the rector.
Professional hymn. Jesus 10 Risen Today"
Easter anthem. Humphreys
Te Deum, Stanford.
Bensdictus Barnby.
Introit. This ls the Day Which the Lord Hath
Made" tGauD.
Ryrie, "Threefoh."
Communion service. Calkin.
Credo Crnichshank
Hymn before sermon. "Alleluia, Hearts 70
Heaven"
ofertory anthem, Christ, Our Passover, Is Sac
rinced for Us" (ToursI.
sanctus. Gounod.
Beuedictus, Calkin.
Agnus Del, Cakin.
Rtcessionai hymn. Come Ye Faithful, Raise
the Strain"
g p. m, choral evening sermon by the curate.
Distribution Of gold medals 10 choir boys and
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Calvary Methodist Church.

Special Easter music will be rendered
both Sunday morning and evening under
the direction OF Prof Amiss and large
chorus choir Of forty voices At the
morning service the musical numbers
viii be AS It Began To Dawn Vincent;
solo. Awake Up Thy Glory" Barnby.
Al the evening service the special num-
bers will be Il Know That My Redeemer
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Sacred Heart Church.

Prelude, "Pontincial March" &C. Gou-
nod); 'vidi Aauam'' CB. c. Klein).
"Kyrie." Gloria" "Credo" "Sanctus.'
"Benedictus,' "Agnus Del" (Gounods 8
"St. CeceliaO; "Veni Creator" (Armand
GumprechD. offertory, "Hosanna" Gan
ier-Biederman); postludc. Unfold We
Portals (Gounod. Soprano soloist, Miss
Mabel Latimer; alto. Mrs. ]. F. White
tenor, James X. Young: bass, William
Madigan; organist. J. B. Wilson; direo-
tor, Armand J. GImprecht There will
be an orchestral accompaniment.
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st. Andrew. Episcopal Church.

Services at II a m: Christ Our Pass
over" schilling; Festival Te Deum" IN
E fat, Buck: "Juhilate" in f fat, Buck
offertory anthem. ''As II Began to Dawn
Vincent. Soloists, Miss Ethel Miner. So
prano: Miss Marie KoontE. contralto: Z.
Taylor Chewing. tenor: Harry NJ. Fork
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Old St. Paul's Church

Music under the direction Of Mr. James
M. Cheney, organist and choirmaster
The three Sunday schools of the parish
hold their annual Easter festival at the
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First Presbyterian Church.

Morning IL o'clock-Organ prelude. I
Know That My Redeemer Llveth" (Han-
deb; professional, Welcome, Happy
Morning (Sir Arthur Sullivan; anthem.
Triumphant Strains Arise" (Chipman)
solos by Miss Leckie. DR.. L. A. Sadler.
and w. II. Power; offertory solo. "Ho-
sanna" (Grannier), Miss Elizabeth Leckie !:
organ postlude. March Pontiicale"
(Lemmens).
Evening, oclock-There will be a If
teen minute recital beginning at 7:45 p. m.
by Mrs. McCarver. violinist; Miss Tennis
Luchs. cellist, and Mrs. g. F. Schutt, or
ganist: "Berceuse" QlyinskD; Con
fidence" (Mendelssohn; ITO Spring
(Grieg); professional, Christ. the Lord.
Is Risen Today CGauntlett; anthem.
why Seek Ye the Living Among the
Dead" Csimper). solo by Miss Leckie and
Roger ]. Whiteford: "Kammenoi Ostrow'
(Rubenstein). violin. cello and organ; an
them. Christ Our Passover (Schilling),
solos by Miss Leckie and Mr.. Power; Of
fertory solo. Christ Is Risen" (Brack-
etD. Miss Elizabeth Leckie; organ post
lude, March Heroique" (Maxson).
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UNITARIAN.
All Souls Church

All Souls Church eSR 9SD 7 EeTRTETsrH sTRrETs'
sss q m, Sunday school Easter service, Clan
for the Comparative Study Of Religion and Unity
Study ClaS.
ter. There Is also kindergarten during the hour Of
morning Worship
p. M. Liberal Religious Union. Address by
Dr.. Geo y. Bowerman, BOON That Hsre Innu
snced Social Refurms."
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OTHER SERVICES.
Washington Secular League

(An Open Forum
Individual Liberty and Social Control" Ad
dress by Mr.. Percy Il. Skinner. Pythian Temple
Sunday. 1 d m
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Hely Nsne Church.
AZ the 0 e'clock nuass the ,unler cAo,r.
'seeompantea by Nnss Marie r. MeninE,
~iil sing as foglows: why Wait Ye
Here" Q.owden). chorus: ocertory. RE-
gina Coeil," solo and choras: 'Chrsst 10
TtIzen from the Dead" (Danks), chorus:
solo, "Resurrexit sleut Dixft." adapted
to Meadelssohn's ''sp1ag song" "A
Glory Bright" CoeibsD. chorus
At the solemn high mssA at D:e
O'Clock. the senior choir. accompanied by
Mrs. Charles Hughes. WIN sing Farmers
mass In nat, with Regina CoelI''
tGiorza). at the onertory. Before mass
the vide Aousm" ducchesD. win be
SUNG.
In the evening. al 10 O'Clock. IN. mai.
choir. under the direction OF Mr.. Jsrnes
Duncan. will sing Stems ''vesperG"
Ninth street ChristIan chsrcA.
Easter Triumph Song" CoelbeD: 'BA-
Ieiujah! Christ IL Risen" Oslmpsr1: 60
prano solo. - Know That Ny Redeener
Liveth" Handen, MrA George a. MI
ler
Evening service: Choir. anthems. why
Seek Ye?" OSimper,; The LORD 10
Risen" JAshford); tenor solo. Christ ls
htstn tblbChohbs NNSgs NtotAn
solo, walter SiIber.
Anthems will be rendered By the
chorus choir. with incidental solos by
Mrs. r R. Pirtle. MIRA J. II Gfbson.
and Miss Estelle wilde. Joseph HarT1-
son Is the erganIst and director.
All Saints Chsrch, Cheyy Chsse-
Morning service-Processional hymn;
Christ Our Passover" shepperd; TIE
Deum In 3 Minor" Buck: 'Jubilste In
c." Buck: hymns: onertory anthem.
They Have Taken Away Ny LORD"
stainer: communion service, Cover; re-
cessional humn.
Evening servtce-Processional hymn;
"Magnincat and Nunc Dimittis." HALT
ofrertory anthem. Awake Thou That
SIeepest," Maker; recessional hymn.
New York Avenue Church.
Morning service-Bohm's "Cavatina.-
for organ and violin: Fosters When the
! Sabbath Was Past" Sammantisca's
Melody" for violin: Bartletts Ring
Out. Glad Bells" and wagners Prize
Song"
Evening service - NesheIrs Easter
| March" Barnby's Break Forth Into
Joy" Hawley's Angels Roll The Rock
Away" Lour's God Hath Appointed q
CONTINUED on PAGE SEVEN
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Bahai Movement

Subject: Why Peace Movements Have Failed"
Speaker: DR.. Hills Cole. Of New York City.
Studio Hall. l21s Connecticut avenue
Sunday, SIS 2. m. No collection. All invited
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St. P.uI,s Lutheran Church.

er. bass: director, n. c. Balfnger: organ.
ist z. q. Baiinger.
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EPISCOPAL.
St. Marks Church

SERVICES on EASTER DAY:
go m--Holy Communion with music.
500 o. m.-Holy Communion (plaink
II on a. m.-Holy Communion FESTIVAL seTricel.
100 p m.-Childrens festival service.
500 p. n.-ETening service.
Morning service IL o. N.
Professional hymn ll3.
Cnmmunion ssrvics. HArwood.
Hymn In
Anthem. Martin.
As it began to dawn toward the hrst Gay Of
the week. came Mary MaSdGlene and the other
Mary to the sepulchre. And behold. there was
a great earthquake: for the Angel Of the Lord
descended from Heaven and came and rolled ba3
the stone from the door. and sat uTon IT.
Recessioual hymn. II
Evening service ?. N.
Procesional hymn TW.
Msgniacst and Nuno Dini'us. Tours.
Hymn ia
Hymn u.
Anthem Cos.
20 give thanks unto the Lord, for He is Ea-
GouA and His msrcJ eDdureth forever
Rece$ional hymn. q.
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st. PasI,s Lutheran Chsreh.
Mornins music at II O'Clock service will
be q special feature. There vfll be an
assisting quartet augmenting the regu-
lar choir, with the following program;
Professional, "The Earth Hath Donned
Its Garments Green" Shelley: anthem,
Awake Thou That sleepest" Maker;
''1aft Your Glad Voices" Schneider; an
them, Awake Ny Glory" Harken; con-
tralto solo. The Prayer Perfect" new
setting Of James Whitcomb Riley's poem
by Stenson: anthem, The Day OF Res
surrection," Spence: occasional Christ
the Lord IL Risen today. Hallelujale.
The solo parts will all be taken by the
regular quartet Mrs. Gottsman, hrs.
Bryiawslxi, Messrs. Glider and Roberts.
under direction of Mrs. william Hamil-
ton Bayly, organist.
First Congregational Church.
Services at IL q. m; Organ prelude.
Spring Song" Macfarlsne: anthem. As
The Resurrection" Shelley; anthem.
'HalIelujah Chorus CThe Messiah.
HsndeI; organ postiude, March in f.
Mendelssohn.
Service at 80 D. m: Organ prelude.
Resurrection Morn.S Johnston: Finale
symphony No. in D." Vierne: tenor
recIt, He Was Cut on: aria. But Thou
Didst Not Leave CThe Messiah, Han
del: chorus. Unfold Ye Portais." The
Redemption. Gounod: anthem, Behold
Ye DespIsers." Parker: organ postlude,
"onertoIre for Easter Day" Batiste.
Foundry Church.
Morning service: Anthem. Awake
Thou That SIeepest Bergh: Behold the
Risen King" Dressler: when the Sab
bath Was Past" CIough-Lsighter.
Evening service: Easter cantata,
Christ the Victor" Dodlsy Buck, by the
quartet choir assisted by q double quar-
tet. under direction OF Anton Kaspar.
The Foundry Quartet 10 composed OF J.
r. NJ. Bowie. tenor; Mrs Mary Sherier
Bowie, soprano: Mrs. Anna Brett Sum
my. contralto; Charles w. Moore, bass
George II. Wilson, organist.
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Heiy N.as Church.

nr.sA;. s..s.l. ana -sA ....- oa--
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tton." Miss Lithgow: "Hosannas." Miss
Thompson.
professional. 20 Sacred Head Now
Wounded" viii feature the opening of the
service. and a recessional, "Crown Him
with Many Crowns." viii conclude the
ervice. These two numbers win be rem
cred by the entire chorus.
The decorations will be Of a distinctive
Caster character.
Miss Lois stuntz and George II. Thomp-
son viii be at the pianos. Charles Ernst
VIII lead the orchestra, and J. w. Gale
her will direct the singing.
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Fifth Baptfst Church.

Eleven o'clock service: Prelude,
Dawn Of Hope CLerman); anthem. 20.
Joyful Light" Crours). incidental female
quartet: solo. Easter Triumph" (Schel-
ley). Mrs. Pearle Grigsby Windsor; an
them. ''Hallelujah Chorus (HandsD ;
postlude, welcome Happy Morn" der
mani.
Evening service. 7slS o'clock: Prelude.
might Entreis WalentD; anthem.
'Sanctus- -Messe Solonnelle" .tGounod).
soloist. Miss Gladys Price: solo. Ora
ner's Hozanna" William Powell; anthem,
FESTIVAL Ts Deum" (Bucll), soloists
Mrs- Windsor. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs
Brewer, and Messrs. Palmer and Webb;
postlude, Hail the Victor (ValentD.
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Kendall Bap,,.t csurr,

Mornlng-organ prelude, Fantasie, I'm
promptu, Op. Go Chopin: anthem. "As
II Began to Dawn" CMartin), with Incl
dental tenor solo by H. II. Lorleberg: Of
fertory. violin solo in for @ strins
tBach; soprano solo. II Know that Ny
Kedeemer Liveth." from Messiah JIIan-
deD, Mrs Shelley: anthem, Awake Thou
mat sieepest (stainer): Postiude In G
(Mendelssohn).
Evening -. Prelude. "sextette from
Lucia" (DonizettD: anthem, 'RejoIce ana
sing tJordan-de vore1. incidental solos
by M. Lpscomb. @. CIeland. Luci!e VIII
Der and Esther Faunce; ofrertory, violin
solo. Legende" (Wienia wskD, r. L.ado-
vich: anthem. Christ Il Risen" CIIn-
shalD: postlude. Movement de Marche''
(Battman).
Protestant Episcopal Chsrch.
AZ o. m. the Holy Communion will b,
celebrated at the Resurrection Chanel
ana Easter carols will he sung. At $50
the chudrens Easter carol skrvfce will
be held, and at II a m. mathis. third
celebration and sermon with full musical
services led and sung by the vested choir
OF men. women and boys. The music will
include the following:
Welcome, Happy Morning." Come, Ye
Faithful" '"The Strife Is DER" CHRIST Is
Risen Today Christ Our Passover, I"
Crotch: "Jubilate Deo." Woodward; OFFER
tory anthem. The Lord Is Ny Strength" {"
Henry Smart: "Sanctus," stainer In A.;
communion hymn, 20 Lamb OF God. +"
Gounod.
At p. m, choral service. "Festal. -
"Magnificat and Nunc Dimitis," Clare:
offertory anthem. why Seek Ye the
Living Among the Dead%' Clare.
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MUSICAL PROGRAMS,
Metropolitan Baptist Church.

Morning service. II o'clock. Anthem.
Christ Our Passover" (Sheppard). Mrs.
Milton II. Prosperi. Gilbert C. Clark. and
choir: anthem. "DarkIy Rose the Guilty
Morning" (Buck). Mrs. J. Lester Brooks
and choir: anthem. Angels Roll the
Rock Away" CHoldenl. Mrs Gilbert, A.
Clark. DR.. w. Bruce Hoofnagle, Mrs. J.
Lester Brooks, Miss Emma Guschewsky,
and choir; solo. Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today" (Bischon), Mrs. Gilbert A.
Clark; anthem. why Seek Ye the Liv-
ing Among the Dead?" Cwarren), Miss
Ethelyn Galloway and choir
Evening service. 7:45 o'clock Christ
Our Passover" (SchillIng). Mrs Milton
H. Prospect. Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark, Har-
old King. and choir: tenor solo, 1.-The
Resurrection" (ShelleyD, DR.. W. Bruce
Hoofnagle; duet ''Hosanna" (Granier).
Miss Ethelyn Galloway and Harold
King: anthem. 20 Lord L Come
Braga). Mrs. J. Lester Brooks and choir
with violin obligato by Chris Meininger.
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Eekinsto. Pre.syteri.n Church.

Morning, II o'clock: Anthem. why
Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead
(GeibeD: anthem. 'Your Lord and Kins
Adore" (Williamsl; solo. My Redeemer
DUDLEY Buck). James L. Bates. Even.
Ing, 7:4 o'clock: Anthem. Christ Our
Passover (Ashford); solo. Christ, the
Lord. Is Risen" tstephensl. Mrs. Robert
Davis
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The Nativity isTa sa,..r' AS8 ID ss sT ii.n:.p
Holy Baptism. Saturday, p. IN.
Resurrection Chapel 18th and C ne: s a. m, p m.
500 needed for new chapel.
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Hear about "A HANDSOME FOOL by Rev.
Howard !. Stewart at Second Baptist Church. eth
st and Va ave &C.. .. N Easter music. Bap-
dNA
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Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
have a sunrise service at $50 o'clock to-
morrow morning. At IL O'Clock the pas
tor. Rev. Walter Everett Burnett. will
preach on the theme THE Power OF tho
Resurrection Fact and in the evening
the quartet choir will render the Easter
cantata, Christ the Victor"
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Capt. Charles H. Stanley. whose life
makes his conversion to the firing line
for God and humanity all the more inter-
esting, will speak at every meeting from
April to April Il. inclusive, at the Cos
pei Mission.
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The Liberal Religious Union OF All
Souls Church. Fourteenth and L streets.
will be addressed by DR.. George F. Bow
erman. OF the Public Library. Sunday
evening. upon the subject Some Books
that Have Influenced Social Reform
Movements
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Protestant Episcopal Church

At p. m, choral service. "FestaL." 4"
"Magnlficat and Nunc Dimitis." Clare:
offertory anthem. why Seek Ye the
Living Among the Deadg' Clare
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Douglas Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. Eleventh and H streets north
east will celebrate Easter Sunday with
a special sermon at II a. m. by the pas
tor, Rev. DR.. c. c. Mclean. His theme
will be The Risen Christ"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-14
RABBI GROSS HERE;
TOPREACH TONIGHT
New Pastor Of Eon Street Temple Ar
rives to Succeed Mr.. Silver-To
Conduct New Years Services

Rabbi Louis D. Gross of Akron. OHIO.
arrived in Wheeling yesterday. He was
day ahead Of has schedule. as IT was
expected that he would arrive today.
Rabbi Gross will deliver his first dis
course this evening rs pastor of Eoft
street temple Ill the regular weekly ser
vice He will have charge Of the New
Years services. beginning Sunday eve
ming. Rabbi Gross succeeds Rabbi ~.
Fl. Silver. who resigned several months
ago TO accept a passionate AT one OF Clcvc-
lands largest SynaEoEucs. Since tho
departure OF Rabbi Silver no regular
services have been held In the temple.
Rabbi Gross is a young. energetic
man. He Is not married He was
graduated from the Cincinnati Jewish
college about two years ago and has
since been pastor Of the Akron syna-
goguc. He expected 10 have come to
Wheeling Immediately upon the oepar-
turc OF Rabbi Silver. but was detained
at Akron.
Rabbi Gross comes to Wheeling with
the highest praise as a pastor. hard
worker. an eloquent and impressive
speaker and II learned student He pos
scsscs congcnial personality.
The Eoff Street temple congregation
Is arranging to tender him n reception.
which will likely he held within the
next few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-14
CHARGE OF ARSON IS
MADE AGAINST NEGRO
After Being Thrown Out OF Colored
Boarding House, Attempted to
Set Fire to II, Is Charge.

Dick Bennett, colored, is facing a
serious charge as result of a quar-
rel between himself and his sweet
heart Wednesday evening, at Triadel-
phia. Bennett attempted to start a
rough house in the boarding house
after the quarrel but the other occu-
pants of the house objected, and
threw Bennett out on his ear.
Enraged. Bennett Immediately pro-
cured some waste, and stuffing 1t
around the cracks Of one of the outer
doors, touched match to it, It Is al
legged. Fortunately the boarders OF
the house were on the watch for some
act Of revenge. and discovered the
contiagration before it had time to do
any damage.
Bennett strenuously denies that he
made any attempt 10 set fire to the
house. but admitted that he was con-
siderably peeved on account Of his
forced undignified exit from the
house. He is being held in the county
Jail pending an investigation. and will
be tried before Squire Charles Sell
bert of Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-14
SOUNDED ALARM 81
MEANT IT FOR 3-3
Piece OF Steak Burns In Skillet, Start
Ing a Big Commotion Yester-
day Afternoon

An innocent little piece Of beefsteak
frying in skillet in Il kitchen on
Tenth street. just east Of Market. got
too warm about $3.50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and created an awful comma.
ton. Pouring forth a cloud OF smoke.
II caused a pedestrian on the street to
think the house was on fire. The alarm
box at Tenth and Market streets was
pulled. and the uptown fire stations
and aerial truck responded TO Alarm
Is. Scarcely had the last piece Of
apparatus reached the scene when Fire
Chief Ed. Rose sounded 3-3. signalling
that the fire was out.
Second Assistant Chief Burke hadn't
heard the recall and about the time
the departments were getting started
back he attempted to sound the recall
again. Instead of sounding SO. how
ever. he caused the alarm to register
FL and repeat the signal. which is the
alarm for Bridge and Main street, only
| three squares from the scene OF the
| first blaze.
Practically every department IN the
city responded to the call 81. as II Is
in the business district, but the fire
men arrived on the dead run only 10
| find that they had been fooled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-14
Petersburg Schedule
Not Yet Given Out
Local DRIFT Boards without knowledge
as to When Big Army increment
Will BE Entrained.

Tho city and county draft boards are
still without word as 10 when the forty
per- cent ncrcments of their quotas for
the SrlcCtive army will depart for
Petersburg, Va. other than the instruc-
ton TO he ready TO send forty per cent
between tn" 18th and 23rd. which will be
next Wednesday and Sunday week
Dr. John l.. nrkcy and Judge Bon S.
Honcckcr. charmcn Of the local boards.
express the belief that General CrOwder
or Major Wallace arc working with off
Gals of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
on Il schedule for tho cntra inmenl Of the
future soldiers
II is expected that forty per cent men
nf one district will all he sent together
on one of these days. although il is not
regarded us impossible that the task
imposed upon III" railroads may urCessi-
tate tho distribution of the entertainment
over tho entire five days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-14
TWO CASES DISPOSED
OF IN CIRCUIT COURT
Jury Finds for the Plaintiff In Wague
Case-Comphcated Damage Case
Also Eeard

Tho Jury sitting in III" Wagner VS.
| Wheeling Traction company case re-
! turned yesterday morning and Shorl!E
announced 4 verdict ill favor or Inc
f, plaintiff, granting him damages TO tho
amount of $2."gl.GG.
( The case WIS the result Of COLLISION
! between nnr Of tho large trucks EN-
. pluycd by The Wagner Grocery company
and n trolley car Of tho Wheeling Trac'
tiou company. and in which the truck
was damaged beyond repair.
! The trial Of the casc of d. S. Reed rs'
, e. +. KyEcr took up the remainder or
! TIM, session. Many complications were
created ny kyEcr entering counter
| Flea. Kygcr was formerly tenant on
; Il farm belonging To Reed. Several dit
ficulties arose between the two parties
, the result Of which was that Reed en-
tered suit of damages against kEGer
: for alleged damages To the property. anu
81 vcrnl other items. amounting to S2oa
{ kygcr then made n counter claim for
damages on tho grounds that he was
! compelled 10 buy extra feed for the
stock. and also that Il large expense WAS
/ tcken out Of his pocket for the board OF
/ Reeds son during one summer that he
! was alleged To have spent on the farm
After celebrating for half an hour
! tho jury returned a verdict for the de-
| PENDANT. but That no damages were TO be
awarded him. and compelling the
| rllintiif TO pay for the cost of the prose-
| Cutinn.
Three cases will como up before tho
! circuit court this morning. Each OF
them are appeal cases and Will likely
be disposed of in short order. The FIRST
Is styled the Wheeling Iron and Metal
company VS.. the Wilcox company. The
aecond case Is Charles f. SchmalstiE vs.
Harry Howe. The third case Is styled
the Auto Sales company VS.. c. b. Kim.
bnrly company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-14
Third door

to the well-known hotel man-his chill
dren-and asked whether he had adopt
cd a baby for the new Pennsylvania Ho-
tel.
NO. not yet" replied Mr.. statler. y
am looking around for two. You see
I want to have one as surplus Tor a
new hotel in Boston. and then he
smiled.
So those who remembered that he
made a similar remark before his en-
trance into this great Metropolis can
not help but wonder whether something
Is going to happen in the big New Eng
| land city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-14
FOUR MINUTE MEN
Spoke Of the War and War Conditions AZ
Theaters Last Evening

Eleven Of WhrrlinE's -Four Minute
Men last evening addressed the gather
iugs at as many of the Wheeling thea
tors on the war and war conditions.
Judge James W. Ewing delivered tho
address at the Virginia. Or. J. T. Nc
Clure at the Lyric: Prof. e. G. Rossey
at the 8rinkmier theater Chas. NJ.
Ketchum al the Rex: Judge T. r. Foulk
at the Colonial; c. a. Bowers at the Hip
podrome; Andrew s, Hare at the Garden:
Prof. T. ]. HUMPHREYS at the Southern:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-14
STATLER IN BOSTON?
Does Big Hotel Man Intend TO Exten
Activities to That Ctty2

!: The following Item clipped from this
weeks issue Of The New York Hotel Re-
view. concerning Col. E. NJ. Statler. ma
tive Of Wheeling. will be read with con-
siderable interest here:
Hotel men are wondering whether a
statement made by E. VI. Statler. Of the
Statler Hotels. was made in earnest or
in Jest. \ friend was discussing with
him the one subject Of the most interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-14
To Elect Trustees for
Firemen's Pension Fund
Notice Is Sent to Tiremen to Select
Members at Election to be Held
Mondny, Sept. "a

city Manager Maggie announced yes
terday that he had sent out explanations
and notices to all of the flremcn of the
city that an election would be held or
Monday. September "a. to elect the five
members uf the board Of trustees VIII,
will have charge OF the new flremen's
pension fund.
The 1--WE trustees will be selected from
members Of the fire department. and
with the city manager. Will make up the
board uf six who will have charge Of the
fund. All OF the members Of the fire
department arc displaying vast amour,
of interest in the project.