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The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04
CONSTIPATION CAUSES
SERIOUS ILLS

''Let me see your tongue" is the
doctors first question. When the
tongue is coated it means sluggish
bowels, and you invite not only head
ache, indigestion, but serious ill-health.
Avoid those dangers by taking DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They are sugar
coated, highly efficient, yet mild and
easy IN action, pleasant to take by
young, aged or delicate. Sold for years
at your druggist, &c. 2
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04
SPRAYING TO CONTROL PEAR LEAF WORM


y Department of Agricultural
damage TO pear
easily controlled by
controlling the insect in the sg
period about ana
contact given
entomology
Fshoi pound water % gallons SUI
of the spray "heh "e
foliage
should De useo
are not larger
than one-ha inch in diameter
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04

3l0-326. James Prendergast, New
Castle.
3l1-447. Wayne Galloway, Silt.
3l2- 76. George B. Swigart, Carbon
dale.
313-672. Harry Robert Hansen, Grand
Valley.
3l4-393. Dominic Rolatto, New Castle
3l5-S51. Fred Nickolai, Silt.
3l6-l5s. Joseph Hurtgen, Jr., Glen
wood.
317-77s. William Schmit, Rifle.
3lS- l. Fred Albert Needham, Car
bondale.
3l9-lS7. Desmond Howe Moore, Glen
wood Springs.
320- 80. Claude Henderson, Carbon
dale.
32l-lO5 Joan Archie Joiner, Cardiff
322-650 Antonio Lavato, Rifle.
323-S36 Daniel Alphonso Mcpherson.
Silt.
324- &c. Joseph Clement, Carbonda.e
325-352. Desc Leroy Hendricks,
Grand Valley
"2G-4lS. Charles W. Banta, Silt, r.
F. d.
3e7-45c. Crisswell Sampson, Ncw
Castle.
32s-s06 John r. Wheeler, Grand
Valley.
329-4l6 Alfred Lloyd Larson, New
Castle.
33O-6l7. William Isaac Taylor, Rifle.
33l-526. Eddie Korupkat, Glenwood
Springs.
$4,000. Vance Henry Densmore, Ri
file.
333-6l3. Elery Gray, Rifle.
S34-3l6. Guy Franklin Stout, Riland.
335-274. Thos. Alexander Baxter.
Glehwood Springs.
336-546. Herbert Thomas Evans,
Grand Valley.
3s7-766. Ralph E. Brink, DeBeque.
SSs-7a4' James Bradford Franklin,
DeBeque.
339-5ll. Patricio Martinez, Flori,-
SAINT.
340-205. John Albert Owens, Glen
wood Springs.
34l-342. Feno MARITIME, New Castle.
342-s60. Charles Hiram Coe, Silt.
343-460. Ernest NJ. Bum, New Castle
a44-427. William Wren Robertson,
Silt.
345-666. Frederick Moulton Simmons,
Grand Valley, r. R. l.
346-241. Basil DesMoines Morehead,
Glenwood Springs.
a4I- 40. Tino Gregory, Carbondale.
a4s-572. William Ray Doak, Rifle,
r. R. l.
S4s-1oo. Clarence Alfred Dearing,
Cardiff.
35O-157. Miles Francis Burke. Glen.
wood Springs.
351-236. Philip Lamar Ikeler, Glen.
wood Springs.
352-214 Samuel Rex Smith, Glen.
wood Springs t
353-629. Harry Truman Stewart. Ri.
364-647. Ray Kirby Finley, Rifle.
355-s64. Samuel Amos High, Atchee.
Continued on page 81
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04
GARFIELD COUNTY's
MASTER LIST
Continued from page ~

97-623. Leon Lincoln Wright, Rifle.
$3.50. Paul Martaus, Glenwood ]
Springs.
99-6S5. Fred Green Hargis, Grand ]
Valley.
100-335. Joseph a. Hutchinson, New ]
Castle.
1O1-493 Charles Edward Thomas,
Rifle. !
1O2-34l. James E. Cant, New Castle. !
1O3-39l. Charles Rich, New Castle.
104-353. John Kelley, New Castle.
105-637 Charles Austin Kelley, Rifle.
1O6-36O George P. Roderick, New !
Castle. |
1O7-57t. John Zerbe, Rifle, R. R. l.. !
lOS-4SS. John Archester Clark, Ant !
lers.
1O9-7O4. Gustaf Reuben Nordstrom, !
Grand Valley.
111-356 Walter E. Sparks, New Cas- !
tie.
1l2-ll2. Orville Charles O'Neil, ]
Glenwood Springs
113-l2SHarold Arthur Parkison, Glen
wood Springs.
ll4-679. Harvey Clyde Gardner, !
Grand Valley.
1l5-SO5. Ollie E. Rhoades, Grand :
Valley.
ll6- llRay Hubert WINNER, Carbon 9
dale. 2
117-363 Ellsworth Rialto Ould, New
Castle.
1ls- g. Werner Albert Moore, Car {
bondale Il
1897. Ralph Richel, New Castle 9
120-664 Walter Joseph Kerlee, Grand
Valley. 9
12l- 80. Bert Rumley, Cardiff
122-345. Harry Blackman, New Cas-. :
tie.
123-1O3. Mike Bianco, Cardiff.
124-556 Fritz VIM. Bernklau, Rifle,
R. R. 3. 2
l25-154. Floyd Hayes Reynolds, Glen .
wood Springs. |:
1876 81. Walter E. Gerkin, Carbon 9
dale.
1911. Jonathan Curtis Baughman, 8
Grand Valley, R. R. l.
12S- 80. Spencer Lawrence, Carbon 9
dale.
l29-l99. Ernest Alvin Crawford, +
Glenwood Springs.
13O-3SS. Pete Cross, New Castle.
13l-773. Claud Allen Graham, Rifle.
l32-60s. Clarence Everett Wigging. :
ton, Rifle.
l33-406. William Keuhn, New Castle. 9
134-519. Marko Peters, Glenwood
Springs.
l35- %. James Lewis Heuschkel, 8
Carbondale.
l36-392. Angelo Rapesello, New Cas- 8
tie.
l37-3s3. Oscar William Davis, New 9
Castle /:
l3s-5SS. Thomas Alvin Olsen, Rifle
1886. Teopilo Madrid, Silt. :
l40-705. Frederick Fisher Hurlburt, 6
Grand Valley.
14l-57G. Otto Floyd Hamilton, Rifle. :
l42-122. Walter Guy Parkison, Glen 9
wood Springs.
l43-642. Bert Howard Plummer, Riff 2
l44-222. Edmore Rollen Daley, Glen
wood Springs :
l45-700. Harlan Firman Harley.
Grand Valley 9
l46-297. Leroy d. Pratt, Glenwood
Springs. 9
l41-32l. John Boni, Riland.
1876. Albert Martin Longscth. 9
DeBeque. 9
149-7O7. Walter Gordon Carter, Grand
Valley.
l5o-36s. Joseph Ivo Glanzo, New
Castle 9
l5l--32O. Earl Frederick Beach, Fort
Wayne, Ind. 9
152-656. Harold Robert Blackmo.e,
Rifle. 2
l53-Sl4. John VIM. Sweeney, Silt.
154-73s. Fred L. McCombs, DeBeque. 9
155-s4s. Lester X. Raley, Silt.
l56-12l. Henry J. French, Glenwood 9
Springs.
l57-22l. Robert Flockhart, Glenwood 2
Springs.
15S-292. Ward Skiff, Riland. 2
l59-s22. Alejo Daurte, Silt.
16O-504. George Samas, Denver.
161-470. Joe NJ Hansen, Silt.
162-3l2. Harry c. Irons, Glenwood 2
Springs.
1873 90-Glen H. Gibbs, Cardiff.
164-1s1. Walter George Korn, Glen.|
wood Springs.
1EEAdTT G,,1xo
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04

'-43O. John Ryan, Silt.
-32s. Samuel Todd, New Castle.
- 96. Roy Brewer, Cardiff.
-624. Archie A. Lippencott, Rifle.
$40. Claud Alfred George, Rifle.
-544. Elmer Linda Graves, Rifle.
'-747. William NJ. Gasway, De-
Beque.
;-13S. Edward Nelson Bishop,
Genwood Springs.
= 81. Arthur LaLonde Bates,
Cardiff.
-S3S. Roman Orona, Silt.
-635. Charles OFT Nasland, Rifle.
sci. Fred DeLong, Silt.
-633. John Ranney Munro, Rifle.
ZIP. James Mistenz, Grand Val
ley.
= II. George Comrie, Carbonate.
SOP. Jose Piceno, Rifle.
'-69l. James Thomas Dewitt,
Grand Valley.
;-37S. John Garbolino, New Castle.
-237. John William Devoe, Glen
wood Springs.
'-422. Frank l.. Hogsett, Raven.
'-619. Willis Lawrence Blevins,
Rifle.
'-344. Adam Harras, New Castle.
.-s24. Robert Frank Carter, Silt.
.-442. Samuel N. Mitchell, Silt.
'-2O2. Wilford Thurbor Smith,
Glenwood Springs.
LEA. jesse Wilbur Yeoman, Glen
wood Springs.
PCS. John Lotteri, Glenwocd
Springs.
'-272. Albert Augustine DeMerscn-
man, Glenwood Springs.
-S66. George Andrew Chachiolis,
Komary Kosinthos, Greece.
SEQ. John Isaac Buckles, Rifle.
'-407. Kuno NJ. Prehm, New Castle
F-.262. Michael German, Glenwood
Springs. ,
-ss6. William Hurd Smith, New
Castle.
'-ss3. Peter X. Park, Glenwood
Springs.
100. Earl Wilds, Fairmont, Ind.
-776. Albert Arthur, Hickm.u,
Rifle.
sos. Neil Thomas O'Kane, Rifle.
-5Sl. Glare l.. French, Rifle.
-31l. Harold F. Green, Glenwood
Springs.
-124. Carleton Llewellyn Hubbard,
Glenwood Springs.
'-4sl. Christopher G. Miller, Ant.
lers. -.
-744. Ralph Pierson Henderson,
Highmore. -'.
-5s2. Leon William Clough, Rifle.
-S29. Frank Landa, Silt.
-240 William Francis Noonan,
Glenwood Springs.
400. Charley Earl Sampson, Ant.
lers.
$50. William Orbdey soule, Rifle.
-444. John Albert Often, Raven.
-636. Ralph Christian Nasland,
Rifle.
'-735. Benjamin Robert Crandell,
DeBeque. 2a
'-634. James Harrison Roatthe,
Rifle. nfY
i. -tE ~ ..i'y
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04

10 a. m.-Sunday School.
1l:00 a. m.-Morning worship.
7:15 p. n.-Epworth League.
$500 p. m.-Evening worship.
Aidweek meeting Wednesday even
ing at $500 O'Clock.
We invite visitors in town and al
who have no church home to meet with
as for worship and Christian fellow
ship.
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04
ST. BARNABAs CHURCH
Regular Sunday Services

Regular Sunday Services
Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Holy Communion, first Sunday each
month at n:OO a. m. Morning Prayer
and Sermon on other Sundays at 11:o0
n m.
REV. EDWIN JOHNSON,
Rector.
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04

100. Earl A. Gilt, New Castle.
,12. Earl Albert Roberts, Glen
wood Springs.
40. James A. Blue, Carbondale
s. Ralph Delos Higgins, Car,
bondale.
'05. Joseph Thome, Glenwood
Springs.
'57. Burl Nelson Kirkpatrick
Grand Valley R. R. 2.
j22. Donald Oregon Taylor, Rifle
'S5. Earl Frederick Hickman
Rifle.
81. Floyd Andrew Miles, Rifle
'23. Wyatt Leroy Davenport
Riland.
'57. Frank George Mehwald, Jr.
Silt.
t3s. Joe j. Bray, Silt.
rs. Giuseppe Bronca, Atchee.
Al. Harvey Galley, Silt.
$50. Willard Perry Rogers, At.
chez.
30. Albert F. Meyer, New Castle
23. Herbert Kee Wilson,, Car,
bondale.
'31. Everett Schmueser, New
Castle.
90. Jay Smith, Antlers.
'65. Frederick John Gateley, Ri.
file.
100. Orville R. Gateley, Rifle.
10. Clarence Dell Mckee, Grand
Valley.
'39. Claud NJ. Corley, Rifle, R.
R. 2.
40. Evan Thomas, New Castle
62. Curtis Benz. Shaw, Rifle, R,
II. L.
'0l. James Kolliollias, Pueblo.
02. Joe Del Bianco, Cardiff.
'75. Lorendo Dorns, Atchee.
IA. John Harvey O'Toole, Grand
Valley.
Sc. Amos Winfield Trimble
Carbondale, R. f. D.
~. John Marshall, Windella.
II. Ralph w. Quackenbush
Carbondale.
'55. Ray Gredler, Rifle, R. R. 2
'06. Joseph Floreso, Florissant.
~. John Arthur Kreps, Atchee
E35. Marion f. Skiff, New Castle
Isl. Charles Edward Pratt,
Grand Valley.
10. Joseph Clarence O'Toole,
Grand Valley.
80. Randall H. Bum, New Gas.
tie.
l3. Ernest Andrew Carlson,
Glenwood Springs, R. +. D.
'25. Merrill NJ. Slerres, High
more.
SO. Frederick Charles Hearing
Glenwood Springs.
'0S. David A. Bennett, Grand
Valley.
80. Frank Edward Nestor, Rifle
267. John Joe Pretti, Glenwood
Springs.
i67. Rufus Martin Campbell, Ri
file, R. R. l.
i2l. Carl p. Porter, Raven.
1859. Marcus Seeley Sherman
Glenwood Springs.
1886. Myron A. King, New Castle
396. Earnest b. Nelson, New
Castle.
1862. Harry Lindon Adams, Silt
957. Sam Jarvino, Glenwood
Springs.
I55. Joseph Pickett, Glenwood
Springs.
eSi. \ bah Sherman Hill, Glen
wood Springs.
1873. Ernest Edward Sanders
Glenwood Springs.
'07. Clarence f. Ulrcy, Gram
Valley.
'67. George c. Kendall, Atchee
IS. Harold Judson Dumphy
Glenwood Springs.
,65. James David Breen, Glen
wood Springs.
2s5. Vetal De DeMerschman, Glen
wood Springs.
$50. Harry Glen Gardner, Grand
Valley, R. R. l.
'O3. Raymond Marian Myers
Glenwood Springs.
1853. Conant Sawyer, Purmort
Rifle.
III. Guy Emil Roberts, Glenwood
Springs.
l46. William Clark Westfall
Glewood Springs.
'43. Lucy Haddock, Silt. -
.29. Ern Richard Mangnall, Glen
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04

10 q. m.-Sunday School.
u a. m.-Morning Service.
7:15-Christian Endeavor.
s p. m.-Eyening Service.
FINDLAY D. McMARTIN,
Minister
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04
REV. WM. PEPPER, Pastor.
Residence s1S Blake avenue.
Phone Glepwood 165.

Sunday morning theme, "The Char
acter of Gods Standards
Epworth League topic, "What Kind
of a College Ought ! Attend?'
Children's sermon, "The Father s
Hand
Sunday evening theme, "a Man and
His Possessions.
Wednesday evening theme, "Josiah s
Good Reign
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04
CHRIST SCIENTIST

931 Cooper Avenue
Sunday School, 10 =. m.
Sunday services, IL =. m.
"Wednesday evening service, 8 p. NJ.
Beading room open on Monday, Wed
hesday and Friday afternoons from 2
- p. m.
ALL are welcome
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04

First Mass at a. m.
Late Mass at l0:45 a. m.
]. P. CARRIGAN, Pastor.
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04
Sundays

ST. STEPHENS CATHOLIC CHURCH
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
GOES TO WALL
Moore Advertising Company Files
Voluntary Petition in Bank
ruptcy Yesterday.

Harold a. Moore, lradin" Il. the
Moore Advertiser. company, printer,
,neravrr and Mlr"Ti$in" designer,
filed II voluntary petition in bank,
rnptCy yesterday in the local federal
office.
Mir. Moore give his. assets #
$l,5lS.1% and liabilities at $4.iO4.5S.
The principal assets consist ui real
estate. printing equipment and ma
rhincry in his shop in Ihr rear of 1918
GhHpinr street, and office fixtures in
til" Srhmulharh building. The Iiabl'
tito. are accounts for work and md-
irrial furnished lncal and Out-nt-town
business houses and individuals. Mr..
Moore has been in business here for
The past several years and is rpcoc-
niZcG uS one of he leading adwriirrs
and designers in This section.
An order OF adjudication was on
lerrd By .Iudg" \. &. dayton and The
cas-. WaS referred tn Referee in Bank
rupLcy j. W. Cummin$
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
PAN HANDLE AGRICULTURAL! CLUB
APPROVES TAXATION PROPOSITION

Handle Agricultural Club. which was
also attended by number of repre-
local citizens and farmers
from various parts Of the county.
After discussing the proposition frcm
various angles. it was harmoniouSly
agreed that the project was a most
feasible one. To this end the resUlu-
ton framed by tho committees was
presented at the membership meeting
of the club and adopted, as follows:
Resolved, That the Panhandle
Agricultural club approve the rec
ummendatiOn Of its committee on
taxation.
That no action be taken at this
time to adjust the distribution OF
county revenues. but that we petit
ton the legislature 10 authorize
the commissioners Of Ohio county
TO appropriate TO the use OF the
city Of Wheeling a proportion OF
the proceeds OF the ?. ". &: Ky.
stock not to exceed $toQ.Op0 for
Improvement of main thOrOfares
Of Wheeling.
Further resolved, That the sub
committee appointed al the meet
ing Of the joint committee OF the
Wheeling Commercial association
and Panhandle Agricultural clun
he authorized to complete the de-
tails Of drafting the necessary
legislation"
Committee to Draft Bill.
Following the adoption Of the reSo-
luton new committees representing
the Commercial association and the
Panhandle club were named TO DRAFT
a bill to be presented al the present
session of the legislature authorizing
the Ohio county commissioners 10
make the appropriation as set out 10
the resolution Before the, bill snail
have gone forward a membership
meeting of the Commercial association
will be held within the next few days
to take vote upon the same res o.
luton approved by the Panhandle
club. (:
The new committees TO frame the
bill are CONT osed of William Nichols.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
O'MALLEY JURY
DID NOT AGREE
Vote Stood Eleven to One for ConVic-
ton of Alleged Yost Law
Niolator.

The jury.~>to which WAS submitted
the testimony in the case OF Toncy
:OMalley. charged with violating the
YOsl law while in charge OF Owen
Palmer's restaurant on Main street,
disagreed and Judge Alan II. Robin
son DISCHARGED Tho jury AT $40 o'clock
last evening.
The case went TO the jury shortly
after four o'clock Monday evening.
The vote is said 10 have been eleven
ito one for conviction. and remained
That way throughout the deliberations;
The trial Of Owen Palmer. indicted
on Il Yost law charge, winch was to
have been tried yesterday. was con-
Iiinued 10 February ,.
Three Ynsi law cases are dockctei
for trial today. They are State vs..
Kletzcl: State VS.. Harper and State
Tvs. carp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31

chairman: A. +. Jacob and DR.. An
drew Wilson, OF the Panhandle Agri.
cultural club; Charles II. Watkins.
chairman; ]. Harold Brennop and
Charles NJ. ketchum. representing the
Wheeling Commercial association.
The old special committees OF the or
ganizations will meet with The Now
The old committees are
composed Of William Nichols. chair
man: A. R Jacob. John J. Jacob, i.
\. RIrkett. Edward Maxwell and Il.
d. Ronar. Of the Agricultural club. and
Charles II. Watkins. acting chairman:
John c. Palmer. II. c. Ogden. George
J. Mathison and ]. Harold Brennan.
At the meeting in the Fort Henly
club yesterday. which was presided
over by Roy b. Naylnr.. several brief
talks were made explaining in, detail
the proposition, followed by discus.
sions pro and con. Among those who
spoke were Judge James w. Ewing.
A. w. PAUL. l. S. Cook. head of IL"
Panhandle club, and MIR. NaylOr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
THINKS JUVENILE COURT
LAW SHOULD BE REVISED
Local Justice Of Peace Says Existing
Measure 10 Farce.

"If I could operate a juvenile court
here" said a South Side justice yes
terday, II would have the most inter.
esting criminal court In town.
He looked out the window where
scores of school boys were on their
way home.
81 see a half a dozen battles every
afternoon, yet my criminal docket ia
receiving less than one case a week
Under the prevailing laws we can't
try Juveniles in amy court but the
regular criminal court at the juvenile
session on Saturday morning, and then
the law prohibits any sentence being
imposed on a person less than eighteen
years old.
81 think the Juvenile court here Is 2
farce. A boy between sixteen and
criminal acts than a mature man. But
that condition is the best We can do
Under the present law"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Anton Kunedi"r. IF frnwnod. W.
Va, and Lena Uahln. nf R"l'alr". ..
Frank Muller Seal. nf hrlialrr. .o.'
and Marie krirchhammer, oil Martins
Frrf, q.
Fiduciary.
JOS. {. WHddlr qualified a executor
Of tn" will OF Mary T.. Elder, deceased.
Bond, $10u; Hal SrrideI, surety.
NJ. J. Cullinan appointed admins
traitor of the estate ri Albert t1ilmar,
deceased Bond. $5.uHo.uo: National
Surety company. surety. Leo Is. kletz'
lev, Genre" Latham and Earl BuSbey,
appraisers.
Deeds.
!. NJ. Ritz. trustee. 10 Marry Net
trrrr, lot 2SG, GlennOva; SO and other
consideration.
Samuel Mozingn, IT.. and wife to
Charley RuIhrrs and wife. one and a
fraction acres in Liberty district; $40
and Other consideration.
Charles {. MnZinCu AMI wife 10
Charley RylhcrS and wife. one and !.
fraction acres in Liberty district: SO
rand other consideration.
Paul \. Wincrrter, 1T III. to Wheel
inc Tile company, lot IS. Sqlar" "a,
Gallwrll'S addition 10 Wherlin@: $lu
and other consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
COUNCIL REVOKES
HOTELS LICENSE
REQUEST OF CHIEF lEIlANO
THAT THE WHITE CLOUD BE
CLOSED is GRANTED.
Council Sitting as License Court
Takes Speedy Action Against
Calls Pertilla.

Sitting as a license court. with a
Quorum of both the First and Second
branches present, the city council last
evening revoked the license OF Calls
Pertila 10 operate the White Cloud
hotel at No. 1042 Market street.
The license was revoked upon the
petition OF Chief Of Police Thomas
Ltyland. who cited the newspaper ac-
counts of the lawlessneSs that was
found 10 be in existence at this Second
ward negro resort when city and
county authorities few weeks ago
raided the place and arrested more
than a score Of inmates, including
three white women. The vote TO re-
woke the license was unanimous.
As the result Of the raid at the
White Cloud hotel, several negro
men and women and three white
women were fined in police court for
immoral conduct. The proprietor,
named in state Indictment as Cal
Bartolas, was indicted for operating
a speakeasy in the White Cloud.
Some of the negroes caught in the
raid were charged with carrying
deadly weapons while other cases are
pending in the crimina and justice
courts charging some Of the raid vic
tins with various forms Of unlawful
conduct.
Chief Leyland in his communication
declared that the White Cloud has
come 10 be a house of prostitution and
Ia place where many city ordinances
were violated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
GOT THIRTY DAYS,
Jess schellhase Found Guilty of Assault
and Battery by Squire Leo T.
Dobbs Yesterday.

Jess Schellha%e. a resident "f ;liS
city during the winter mnnthn and said
10 be a roamer IN the good old summers
time, Will road 40 more fur thirty days.
for in default Of q fine Of SIN and COSTS.
assessed by Squire Ice +. lrohlS. after
having been found guilty OF HSSaul, and
battery and raising q disturbances. IT,
was rcmandcd 70 tho county jail. No,
only will he idle away tn" hours. hut
for one year. twelve months. he will he
forced 70 remain $triGtly neutral.
Schcllhasc was arrested lay Constable
John SuckIc on Il warrant sworn out by
William Ray. who charged shat III" de-
fendaiIt refused To permit him tn leave
his room and later assaulted him Kay
was n roomcr at the SrhrllhISc home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
Curing a Cough Without
Taking Dangerous Drugs
How Old Black Joe Cough Syrup
Does It.

The first thing Old Black Joe does
is to loosen the phlegm. Then the
medicinal oils have chance to
soothe the irritation that is the
cause OF all the trouble. The air
passages are cleared and refreshed
and nature takes a hand in the cure
with pure air that IS not restricted.
Almost before you know it the cough
has lost it's hold on YOU.
Isn't that FAR better and safer
way than to use medicines that con-
tain dangerous opiates. chloroform
and narcotic drugs Every member
Cough Syrup with perfect safety
children as we'll as grown folks. A
big bottle costs only 25c at all stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
NEW TRIAL ORDERED IN
SCHOOL SITE BATTLE
Contest Over TRADE phia District
School Location is to Be
Reopcned


Ii was learned yesterday that the
West Virginia Supreme Court of 40:
pealS had reversed thr decision or
Judge II. G.. lIrrvey in Inc case Of g..
W. Campbell and others against the
Philadelphia district Board nf EduCa-
ricn and remand"d the case 10 the Cir
cult Court OF Ohio county for new
trial.
Passing unrn the suit in which cili-
zens of Philadelphia district sought to
restrain The board from erecting
new school building on the Clark site.
near Wheeling Park. Judge Hrrvey
held thai the board. hy falling 10 al
low the citizens 10 yoic, their choi;"
of 4 site, had failed IN establish he
school on the Clark size ana granted
an Injunction prohibiting The erection
of the new High school there.
II is said that the case may not ~
rcopened in court. as II" new SCHOOL
hoard, with Htnry Steir Il mrmD2r,
will favor site n ii m Grove instead
of the Clark lite. which was selected
hy the old hoard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
river NEWS

Tic Dhlm river registered - Stage OF
q feet !; inches 1T flir local wharf last
right and WAS rising slowly. lu" Ia the
general rains and warmer weather III
inr h"udw:Li"r2. The Liberty lrft yes
,.rday ~ ::;E o'clock for Mari"lla and
will return Inui;:lt. rum"rruW the
.:,rnmrr wilt depart a. 80 for Malta
rnnras. .it mirinight last nlsht tho Tell
civ d"rk,h at tn, local wharf "nruutc
from PITTSBURGH Ia Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
CIRCUIT COURT ORDERS

Judge Il. NJ. .iddlemal. in circuit
court. yesterday handed down IN order
directing that the croSs-cNam Ina ton of
K; j. NcCullaIh be stricken from the
record in tile case nj the Security Trust
Company against w. j. Colts and the
city 0f Wheeling.
IN tho case Of Nora V. Keller. guardian
Of Arnold l.. Keller. against Arnold L.
Keller. Judge Addlen,an entered an or
der permitting the guardian 10 sell the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-31
AND GRIP
PREVALENT IN WHEELING.

Pneumonia is prevalent in Wheel
ing. Physicians and pharmacists are
being kept busy supplying The needs
for prevention and cure of the malady
which has developed since the recent
high water and wet weather.
The South Side especially has been
affected by the disease and in its
wake have followed the grip and