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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-19
NEWS BRIEFS

vi. q. McCluskcy, Jr.. Ohio county
road engineer. has been made an ASSOC
ciatr member of the American. Society
Ct Civil Engineers.
~ workman employed In the con-
struction Of the now Liberty theatre
was struck In the head by a piece or
falling lumber yesterday. hut was only
dnzcd. lie returned 10. work in few
minutes.
No girls nr women will be used 20
operate cars IN the Wheeling Traction
System for some time III least. IT was
officially stated Yesterday. Several wo-
men hay" responded 10 advertisements
for women To work rs car cleaners AT
III" Island barns.
--JudG" IT, e. Hcrvcy Yesterday APP
pointed Judge James W. Ewing commits
sioner to distribute funds involved i'll
ihn suit Of the National Bank OF West
Virginia IS. T.. y. Cole ct III.
The Wheeling TRACTION company is
rushing work on the addition to its ma'
chine shop MT the Island barn.
Members Of the PlattsburR ARsocia-
tion Of Wheeling will 20 to ut. de Cham
tai today TO do further work on their
lille range The zoo and 500 yard rang
rs are nearly completed
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Mrs. Ben Wright is still on the sick


Mrs. Charley Wood of Smithheld.
spent few days last week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray.
The young child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Weathcrson is improving.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Scheele
Of Scotch Ridge. a baby boy. May ..
DR.. John Lyon was caller at the
home OF Mr.. William Phillips. Monday
ard Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Krinke of Yorkville. spent
Il few days last week with his parents.
Alr. Jesse Deyault is no better at this
writing.
Mrs. William Zeyer and son Of near
HarrIsville. were callers near this place
Monday.
Mrs. Glen Mcmillan was a caller at
the home OF Marion Dutton, Monday.
Luther Phillips Is improving at this
writing; the young son OF Dir. and Mrs.
William Phillips.
Mrs. y. J. McConahey and daughter.
Miss Camilla. were callers at their farm
the Oaks. Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Zeycr and SON Charles,
We're Wheeling shoppers, Monday.
Mrs. William Murray is still on the
sick list.
Mr.. Ben Coleman was an out-of-town
caller Sunday.
Mesdames John Krinko and David
buchanan spent Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. William Murray,
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NAVAL PAY JUMPED
IN PERSONNEL Bill

WASiINCiTON. May lS.-Scn'i' and
house Coufarrr> agreed to-day "ts nI~-
ruird rr"viSinnS ~ tn" naVH personnel
hill hy Increasing tn" navy "uli$t"i
strength from s. .uhn /" l"h.m"" men and
the marine corps from l..""" I" %","""
nlCt.
PAY increases agreed 0u Tor ia" raN% =
enlisted force equal those provided Tor
rho army in the war army bill AMI will
give mos; Of the hlu"Ja"H"t$ II raise
from $i7.in To $50" II month. Il'" H.
rrcuSr j. SlI Il month Tor those u"w -
rriyiug from $3.50 T" ST per month
81" for lh"S" receiving hrtw""H 81 aud
S"j. S. for thuSr receiving s.! |" ga.
and 81 rnv thnS,, receiving mnr" than
sl5 The action Is rtl"ciIN" from Juu"
/ until six m"uthS after H. war.
The cuufrrrvS struck "u' TIA" senate
amendment to permit m"ui'''rS -! con
,rress TO enlist AZ hlucJa"N"iS. The
hnuse roufer,.,> refused T." a"""r, thu
,,,,utl,urut. aiihrti.h Senators Kenyon
of Iowa and AShuiSt "t Arizona. To-
rcth"r with several ho'iS" |,'"nih"rS. lG'n
ben planning to enlist when '"nEr">~
aid IORTnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-19
Twenty-Five Graduate
At SiSterSYiNG High

SlSTERSNlI.LE. w. Va. May IA
class ~ >! was graduated from Sisters
Vile high Sch"" tonight. Prof. Wick
rrS of Nest Virginia university adj
dressed IN" class. diplomas were given
The following:
Ruby Eablc, Mildred Bull. Mary Boar
man. George Bennett. Harold cutler.
Nellie core. Edith i;Snff. LcnOrr Fischer,
Mary Harrington. Evelyn Hoch, Hum
phrcy Kline. Helen Lewis. Grraldene
Mullen. claire Morgan. Merrill Mitchell.
katherine Mckee, Paul Neucnschwan-
der. E.lva Nr,.ly Na"mi Nelson. Clyde
Porter. Elizabeth Quiglcy. Robert Robin
son. Leah Srh"y. Rose Sirohl. Niviany
Stalry. Mary stewart: Hazel Stokes.
David Sutton Elizabeth Wayman.
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REPLIES TO ATTACK.

WASHINGTON, May Is. Senator
Thomas Of Colorado. put into the
Record today letter from Bernard
VI. Baruch Of the advisory colNli$:r.n
OF the council of national defense, re-
plying 10 attacks made on the com
mission during the senate debate ot
WeGneS day. Mr.. Baruch stated some
of the commissions accomplishments
and denied that politics figured in its
organization.
That the commission has saved the
government large sums in buying
supplies direct from manufacturers
was stated by Mr.. Baruch. who cited
numerous instances. He said the com
mission and its work has been mis-
understood but that business men
were displaying cooperation in the
governments requirements.
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SURVIVORS ARRIVE.

NEW YORK, May l$.-The British
steamship which picked up fourteen
men oil the crew and naval gunncrS
!of the American steamship Hooking
ham. after thar vessel was turpednrd
;and sunk off the Irish coast OH May |.
:arrived here today with them. Two
men were killed when the Rocking
ham was attacked. All The survivors
ihaye returned to America
The arrivals today--Third Officer
ARTHUR Mckrnny and thirteen naval
gunnerS--$ they were adr;ft in an
open boat for As hours before being
rescued al a point about 1i0 miles
north Of the spot where their ship
i>4nk. They had ampI" provisions
and water. they said. and suffered M
hardships.
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OBITUARY
william Youpgman.

William f"unSAan. "n' ~ '' n, '|
Widely knowu and respected aG"d n''.'
Vt Patterson. died a; o'clock y"s'er
day afternoon IN th" fatnIlE h"nl" ~ ~
Sy.atnor,. avenue. ~" MAS Years. "i'
and had ben Ill t"r S"m" KIM" With com
plicatinn Of diseases !n"ldeni I" az
-,Ie,) with tho Methodist church.
,Fe leaves besides his Wifi. Mrs. Me-
usia (Bowlrr) T"ungman. iW" sons
Daniel and G."rG" founSmau. o"th 81
Patterson: ais" OK" brother. fhiiii
foungman al This ciiT.
Funeral services Will H., held In tif
family home Mnniay aft"rn""h At
o'clock. The Rev. John II. lI"ss 81 Elm
Grove Methodist Episcopal "hErrh. W.
ufriciatc. and burial Will Be- IN C't"si'
MOnd rcmntrrL.
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STATE DEATHS.

SPECIAL Dispatch to the Ip.e!liscnccr.
CI.ARkSBCRG.. w. VA. May i>.--NC-
ter = long illness Of intirmItIes. Mrs.
Carrie ". McNicicr. aged ~. died at hrr
home on East Pike street. Miss Minnie
aud charles MrEIckrr are surviving chli-
d,rr Mrs = r.. Martin of NheeIin;; is
Il surviving sister.
Richard |. Moon, :, well-to-dn farmer
and leading Pythian. is deld ut Bristol.
aged 81. OF tuberculosis.
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Marriage Licenses.

Nelson Carl. -. kittanning. Pa. and
Alexander Mcintyre. -. Pittsburgh
Pa. and Marie Suite 81. Pittsburgh. Fa.
Arthur Abbott. ~. of Duquesne. Ia.
ami Lc0nt HnSl. 81. puquesnr. PA.
George Osborne. -. and Gladys
Grimm. "a. Pittsburgh. PA.
Elmer walls %. and Dorna Fike, II,
FairchanCc. Pa.
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was the son Of tho late John \ Foster.
and Margaret Foster. VIII" still resides
III this city. Many years ago Mr.. Foster
married Miss -trr"ua Davis OF Elm
';rove. and Sh"vtlM thereafter Vent to
the Highland farm 20 live. Mr. Foster
w:tS cue, of the heSt'kunwn residents and
iarm"r-dalrym"n IN that community. H.
leaves besides hIS mother and WIFI,
several br"thcrS and sisters.
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Tureral for hrrs. Roberts.

\ large number Of friends and many
relatives attended the funeral services
held Yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Nancy Jan" Kimberly Roberts. widow
"t Basil w Roberts. whose death nc
cured Wednc sday. Tho services were
conducted by rho Rev. DR.. w. II. Fields;
81 the First Christian church. with in
t.rtucnt in Greenwood.
Tn. pail bearers were: Harry Dennis.
Philn berry, Joseph Handlan and
Darid Evans
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Able to Be In City.

i'rof W Is. Taylor, president Of the
Farmers State Bank was In WellsburS
on Friday afternoon. for the first time
since the accident on the WellsburG and
Bethany street ear line. Mr.. Taylor has
his left arm in d sling and states that
il is very painful, but that he believes
danger Of blood poison is past. His
friends here Mrre pleased u see him.
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Tho club nt ScOlch Ridge met AT th"
HON" If Mr.. John krinke'S Saturday
evening: AL enjoyed tn. evening ana
refreshments were served.
NJ" and Mrs. Harry ScheClc and
daughter EIiHab"ih. Of Gorkvtlle. spent
sunday w;lh nrr parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lawrence.
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Miss Edna Hartley.

On Friday morning at 1890 o'clock AT
her home ON Yankee street. occurred the
death Of Miss Edna Hartley, age rs
years. after q lingering Illness Of toDer-
cuIosis The death OF Miss Hartley re-
moves from the community a Christian
like character. and n young lady whose
entire life was devoted To the teachings
Of God Miss Hartley was a member OF
the Methodist Episcopal church and WAS
especially interested in Epworth League
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENFtLLE. O.. May lN.-Nii-
il!nm u. Turner must serve the remand
az of his life behind tn" bars OF the ONO
rrIIitcnIiary. This was shown to be
his fate WHEN th.. court az appeals re-
fused 10 give him y new IrIni. lie VAS
convicted in In" common pleas court
here som" tImr ago Tor the nuruCr Oh
his SIcpiarnrr. Edward Glenn nj ferr-
wood ''rhr defense C"nIcndCd during
tho trial that tn" body ~: the man
found u"Hr E"rnWurd was not That nl
It;l"nn and produced witnesses who t"s-
IllrG as /" having ::"''m Glenn alive after
his alleged body wnS found. turner
MAD" - stubborn frH; Tor his liberty.
IT, took Inr stand ia his own drfcnSe
and d..'inr.d hr vas not near Fs!nwond
at the tim" his Si"pfath"r was SUPPOSED
Ia hive been killed. Attorney T.. ~
k.rSkIi". Whu Defended Turner declared
today that he has moi yet determined
whether or M, /" carry the case 10 the
SGTrrnt' court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-19
High School Party,

The Junior class % IN" High school
CAV" u party.in honor OF the Seniors ut
Mr.. Mark Adams. near Pleasant Grove.
last Friiny evening. May II. The carly
hours If thu evening were cnjoynbly
spent NJ games and other diversions.
and rrfrns hmcntS were served.
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st. Clairsville Briefs.

Attorney Harry =. Tyler. "f Rrlla!re
was a business visitor here to-day
Attorney g. T.. Timh"rlake. ~ Rcllairc,
WAS here to-day or business.
i Miss riensie Miller VIII return to-day
from IN extended visit with her brother
Prof. Lawrence W. Miller. At Dalton. o.
TIL" Psi Chapter. Of the Alpha ri Fra
,crniy Will hold 4. dance. in the court
house hall on Friday evening az mex:
week. Invitations for tho event viii Lee
sent out tho first Of the week.
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Thieves Make Haul.

Fully 500 worth Of oil. rope and
other material was siul"n from tn"
St.ub,uvili. and East Liverpool Railway
and Light company som" tihir iaSt
might. The authorities were notified
ana they made an investigation but
were not able Ia recover The lot or To-
rait TN. men. y motor truck was used
10 cart the material away.
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Funeral SERVICES Tor MIS-. F.lh"I
uiIaSs) Phillips. wife OF George II. Phil
lips. who passed away in the family
houic ia Fourteenth street. Thursday
afternoon. will be held in tn" place IF
d";.th this afternoon ar . o'clock. The
R..v. L. T.. l.. Strdcr q: St. Matthew s
Protestant tpiSr"pal church. will Off
ci:te. assisted BY tn" Rev. Jacob Brit
tingham o. ST Luke'S church. lut"r-
nt.uJ Will bc private IN Greenwood Gene
trrL
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Funeral For Henry Stewart.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
Werr conducted for Henry Stewart vet
"ran Of the civil war. in the family
hons. =34 National road. Fulton. where
his dsath occurred Wednesday night. \
detachment of members Of the J. w.
Holiday q. y. Z. Post attended III" ST.
VICES. Burinl was in IrninSulu.
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John r Eoater.

John r. Foster. aged -. former r"si-
dent Of this city. IL dead in mis- nom"
on the Highland farm. just went Of
Steubenyllle. Ohio Mr.. Foster passed
away Thursday night. following an i'll
ness Of less than i Wc'k ~ Jhrum""ia.
Mr.. Foster was born IN TINS city AM
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ShadYstde R1efg.

The domestic science and manual
training classes gave an exhibit at the
school Friday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Wilbur littlctOn. who has been
confined to the Rcllaire hospital for the
past two weeks. Is improving.
Mrs. W. VI. Carnnhan was called to
Wheeling Wednesday 10 attend the fu-
neral Of her sister. Miss Helen Scott
Airs. Frank LASTLY has returned from
visiting her husband, who is employed
Mt Hamilton, O.
Mrs. Floyd Harshman. who has been
visiting hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. c.
Norton, OF North Central avenue. has re-
turned to her home ut East Liverpool.
The Avondale schools closed Friday
and the pupils enjoyed r. picnic dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson OF the
Smith addition. was called TO Key by the
death Of his father.
s. y. McKclvey will leave Monday TO
attend the United PreSby terrain conven-
ion at Boston. Mass.
Relatives received word that Walter
Fox. who recently returned from a two
years' residence in Nevada. was cri,!-
cally i'll vt the home Of his parents at
Sistcrsvillc. W. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox
have been living here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Cash, since their re-
turn,
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Funeral FOR MIS-. McGannon.

Funeral services w"r" i"id %"S''r'inE
.,.n,uins in tn" family h"tu" 1t l?l9
AIct'ntloch street. tor Mrs. Maria 'lht' =
tir) A1ri;an,ion. lc.d wife al John Nc
cannon whose death "r"urr"d Tu"Sdh .
Ecouicrn high mass MAS celebrated IN
ST. .Iuscph's cathedral. aud int"rIi"n;
was in Mt. Calvary.
Tho pallhrarcrS were: john J.. fh-
ward Rernar.l. Charles. T.rr and WI
liam McGannnn. crandS"n> It Mrs. Nj
Cannon
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r..ar., For wn. Kirkpatrick Today.

Funeral S'rViG"S FOR William Nrkpat-
rick. a former resident Of this city. wlil
take place this afternoon in the family
home in Cleveland. O.. whnr" his death
incurred this week. Mr.. kirkpa'rhk
,rarried 4 number of years ago. Miss
Mary Nlcholl of this city. Sh Sur"lv' J
with TWO sans. Int"rrn"nt VIII b" In
rleye1a nd.
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number of friends at her home in Bril-
lianut. o.. Thursday evening. the event
being IL shower in honor Of Miss Eva
Davis. whose marriage 10 Mr.. FREDERICK
Smith. of East Palestine, Will be June
event.
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AUTOP|ANOS IN WHEELING
and VICINITY
And Every One of Them Purchased at the
Warerooms OF G.. A. House.

Surely this is 4 sermon in itself to YOU who
contemplate owning ptayer-pano III the near
future. Two Thousand Auto-piano enthusiasts
(who bought the Auto-piano only after careful
INVESTIGATION of the claims Of all other player
pianos) represent small army OF reasons why
YOU should follow in their footsteps IN choosing
player-piano for your home.
The Auto-piano never fails! We contemplate
with snpreme satisfaction the fact that we can
refer YOU to any Of these two thousand satisfied
customers of ours who will tell YOU in their OWL
words Just how attached they arc to their Auto
piano-and why.
We might incidentally state there are Auto
pianos aboard more than one hundred United
States battlcshipS. SO we say: ASK Uncle
Sanl-hc knoWSt
SOLD ON CONVENIENT TERMS BY
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Alumni BANQUET.

Tn" Alumni banquet of the High
school viii be given next Friday cv"n-
ing. May c5th. mt the old school house.
let all spend one more evening in the
school house before II is torn down.
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Funeral For Fred C. Hornick.

Funeral services were held in tho
.icrtschy Chapel. Main street. yesterday
AFTERNOON for Fr"L I. iinrniCll. who died
III the Ohio Valley General hospital.
Wednesday. Burial was in Mt. Wood.
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To Raise Flag.

The lInuSirr&' club ri Pleasant
Heights Will have IL flag raising on
Sunduy afternoon. y fine patriotic pro-
gram has hr"u prepared. consisting or
singing speaking and instrumental
music,
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SHADYS|DE
At tho Churches.

Bible school as usual Sunday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Preaching at II a. IN.
AT the Methodist. Presbyterian and Chris
tian churches.
The ba ccalaureate sermon to the grad
uating class will be delivered by Rev.
7. /. Mcconnell at the Methodist church
Sunday evening. AS has been the GUS
tom. all churches will unite in this serv-
ice and the pastors will assist.
There will be a meeting Sunday after
noon at tho Presbyterian church for the
purpose Of organizing q branch Red
Cross society in Shadyside. Rev. Erect
land others from Bellaire will attend and
the men arc also invited 10 attend and
become members of the society.
Glass Play.
The BIossoming of Mary Ann Will
he given by the senior class Of the
Shadysidr high school Tuesday evening
in the school auditorium. This Is an
interesting play In four acts. The
names Of the class are as follows:
Charles Danford. Lloyd Kughn. Marco
shaver. Wilbur Heath, NevR Fish. Goldie
Owens. Gladys Zesiger, F.lizabet Haines.
Marie Phillips. Marie koenemond. Fir-
ginia Hood. Elsie Sanders. Frances
Wright; Louise McConn, Rhea Roscoe.
Edythe Morris. Eerva Dawson ard
GLADYS McElWafn.
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Two Conl DellE.

rw" coal deals in Wayne township
have iuS, been recorded. In one Elmer
r.. button Hud wife sold ia NJ. l.. Rrnc-
,Ium. trustee Of tn" NaNn" coal COM
.rnuy. % acres and received $1,000 for
II; In the other t;curgc W. blackburn
.ulI - I;,t-durn :" acres and received
- .inG. u is the intention OF the cUn-
.pany to strip In" Gland for coal.
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Talks TO DrlluES,

"Irrf' Davis. king "f III" hobors. has
mace. q hit ~ tbs city. u" mas been
her" several days ana has inndc Wide
This morning he ap-
p,.arcd in mayors court and WAS granted
permission ny Mayor MCMast'r TO adj
dress the aggregation uf drUnkS lined
lIp Tor sentence. lie Spnk" 10 them i'll
"a kindly spirit md told Them mot to
los. their grip and "a turn OYER a no"
Lnf and h. hrtIr, mrn.' The usuut fine
MAS handed cut TO each offender.
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A Warwnud. Ei~uwooi car "n hr
Wheeling Traction system hnd u ;ru' ~
r,,'t.d Ia, TN. E.hh"r, X Weiss rr"dn''"
firm r,rliir"d ~ Thrrly-tifIh and E"ii
streets YESTERDAY. y" on" MAS hurt
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David Hahra Of st. Louis.

message announcing the death or
David Hahuc. Il former restd"n: OF TINS
city. was received yesterday by relafiE.
here. which occurred in his hom" IN 81;
Louis. Mo- Wednesday,. rh'' BODY WiiI
arrive herr. today and funeral services
will hs. held IN tn. hone: If has daughter
Mrs. Fred g ,;r"rp'. - %':f W"tz,l
street. SUNDAY. afternoon 1T o'clock.
The Re-. Oscar =. r"ia 81 TRINITY
Evangelical Lutheran church. VIII civ /
1T. and int,r,r.ut will he IN Mt. Hi"a
cemetery. ,.,
Mr, Hah,.' WAS d: years old. II" 'iF"d
in this city for t::uny years ana in"E'''
20 ST. Louis about four E"arS ago. liz
leaves besides ms dauG'li"r h"r". thr'"'
sons. all in different parts az ihH coiH-
~. His wifi. died (, uumh.r II y'ars
ago. ,
AIR. itahnc WAS 4 former i""'nh"r 1T
CITY council. anH WAS . >'"=i"nak"r hE
trade.
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Tn,nortant Arrest,

William = Whit" an employ" nj fh"
Foundation company vas arrested FIJI
Inv morning 10y deputy Sheriff Collins
charged with ~rilin2 whSk"y 80 fellow
, Employees. and brought L" W"lishurI.
wh.r. h. Will fac. Suujr" Glass. Trad
H.. III whi<i;"y has h.."l Il serious HELL
a,r. la ih'' authorities AT Fr"Hh fOtiOm
AID in thu. arr"S: "f White. the officials
believe ih,l have landed the ring leader.
shower For Miss Eva Davis.
S,..,.tnt, Childbirth tulL II 81 Ind L
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INJURED RAILROADER
FILES $4,000 SUIT
IN BELMONT COUNTY
ROSS L MILLER, OF BELLAlRE' In
STITuTES ACTION AGAINST
THE B. & o.
Six Divorce DEGREES Granted Yesterday.
Glass Day Monday-St. ClaNs-
ville News.

THE R,lrinnrc n OH" Railroad COM
puuy WAS made defendant III 4 49,"
! prrSul.:L injury dIiraE" sun Ii'n" ''
common pleas court 1T w. ,i'rrS ,.', If
ErIlairr. ON hrhalr 81 Ross L. Miller; o.
| EelI;tir.. plaintiff. Miller MAS '"'l,'N
! nl ny the defendant '"InI;tNN 3!'"iH
% the petition. uu January HlSt' lh'r
! y,ur 10 nuru u ,i,u; an Il l",N car. ana
! while in the u"riu"ulnH"" OF hl% dh'l"$:
i the dour t"iI Of. striking is,' riaiht!ti
nu H." shoulder seriously 'Hl"t ,,i..,,,i IL
| up,Itlv injured and that his; arm Is ais"
! injured Th" plaintiff asks for damages
! IN TIA" sum 81 NlU.nuu aS i result 81 these
! injuries. which hr ayers w"r" ,"r"iHeu
owing :" the negligence u! the dcind;'ht
! company.
pivorc pay-sE Granted DEGREES.
J. Oui OF eleven CI$r$ sci for hearing
! before Judge charles J. Lynch, i'll COM
| mon pleas rour, this iu"rnnE. six cases
were heard and AL were granted DEGREES
Of divorce. The cases o. Ann' ii"w%I'
! ~ Irrmiug Howell. AMI E.liHahcth ga
! lnnSkv ~. N:rk Satnu$hN. wrr" DISMISS
ed The ,.,&c& of Fred +. Snyder ".
! Errih:t Snyder, H"li"a Freeman W.
I William Freeman and Aver j. cooper
vs. MariaHiIa l.. cooper were continued.
! The following ones were granted di-
! vurrcS:
| Andrew Eddy ". Ruth E"Slm"nd
! Eddy. diror" granted on grounds "t
|
! last past. Attorney {. l.. Timherlak"
| represented the plaintiff who lives in
| Belaire.
Stanley Green ". Francis ';r"rm. d.
vorce granted On the grounds al adult
! terry. Plaintiff was also granted III"
! custody Of the minor children. Attorney
! w. r. Dixon. Jr.. represented the PLAIN
; tirf. who lives IN Martins Ferry.
| Mary Rudish SIrt ~. George Sagh. dl-
rorce granted on thu grounds Of extreme
cruelty. Attorney IS. r. Dixon .Ir.. r"p-
resented the plaintiff, who lives IN Mar
tins Ferry.
Minnie Della Briggs VS. lanes II.
| Briggs. divorce granted on the grounds
of extreme cruelty. Attorneys towcu
| and Walker represented the pl;tintlfi.
who lives I'm Bellaire
Joseph Eberhari VS.. Janc Eh"rhart.
divorce granted on tn" grounds Of adul-
| terry. Attorney James c. Tallman rep
| resented the plaintiff. who lives in Bell
uire.
James Smith vs.. Katie Smith. divorce
granted on the grounds Of wlltul alb
I scncc for more than three years last
past. Attorney Q. B. Nary represented
the plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-19

Frank ,,al"Ska. who gave his VIII" \
terrible, heating n f"w days ago and
who WAS arrested. may escape punish
nrrut. His relatives and his wife Ito
NOT seem inclined Ia press the charges
against him.