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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
CONCRETE ROADS
Under Construction Will Be Subject to
Inspection aud Criticism by Unlver-
sity Engineers.

To discuss the principles OF proper
construction OF concrete rrndA. 10 muKo
aNhiiabi" the best prHcticc nf tho pres
en-, TIM. L" present 70 engineering stu
dents the views Of men we'll known in
highway construction and To train mrn
10 In""t III" increasing demand for COM
pct"nl inspectors on concrete roads. are
he objects of tho special course In In
6p"rti"m Of concrete roads undcr con-
Sirurtinn To be- given rs tho college uc
engineering OF the West Virginia uni
r"rSIY. The Portland Cement assnCln-
zion at lnrk"rsburg will assist. nnd Tho
course vii! be giveu i'll MorGnrtown
May =; TO IS.
X. II. Talbot. inspection engineer. Of
Pittsburgh: D. A. Adams, Lewis instI-
lutc. at Chicago: Fl. $. baltimore, Nav
York state highway department. Of AL
hany: w. r.. Childs. Maryland stnlo
roads commission. of Salisbury. Md;
IT, J. kuellng. county highway eng Incer,
II milwaukee,, WIS: 'Chnrles Cpham. OF
'i""rg"tnwu. Del. uud others will lako
Part.
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CARDINAL MERCER
HAS PRAISE FOR j, s.

PHILADELPHIA. May %.-Smugelrd
through the German lines In Belgium. Z
letter from Cardinal MercIcr the famous
ErlEian prelate. has reached tho local
Belgian relief committee. thanking Phil
ndclphia for its birthday gift Of Sl.5hn
10 tho cardinal last November. The let
tor il dated February Is. having taken
more than ton weeks 10 come from
Alalincs.
The letter. addressed especially 20 the
pcnpl" OF Philadelphia. praises III" on
tire American nation for It's generous
aid OF the Relgians. II reads ny fol-
lows:
You have had the touching and deli
cate thought of making a special appeal
TO tho generosity of your fellow citizens
Of Philadelphia on tho occasion OF my
birthday. | have been deeply moved by
this kind attention and wish TO thank
the committee most sincerely.
at is Il great comfort 70 us 20 feel
ourselves thus supported financially and
morally by the noble American people.
and rcaliZn thai our cnusc is not that
OF small territory. hardly prcceptihle
on The map OF thr world hut II is tho
cause Of right and humanity. The fact
TINT YOU understand W. In Il Compcnsa-
lion for tho oppression that temporarily
Weighs on az and h"lrs us ~ wait. Win
out yielding, for our liberation
Il beg tho committee In accept. with
thc renewed expression Of my gratitude
my respectful and devoted homage.
(SiGncdl
M. J. CARDINAL. MERClER.
arch dc MalinCS''
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'MkCHEN
Wanted-Men. Boys and Girls for
light, clean factory work. Whee'ins
Can Co., 47th and Eoff Streets. 81

Lon" Star lodge No. :. Pythian sisters.
will hold It's regular scmi-montnIy nnsl-
ness meeting this evening in the lodge
headquarters in the McMcchen building
Tho Ladies' Aid society or the mrs
tian church hold its regular AL Jay
business meeting yesterday in the base
mcnt of the church.
Miss Mabel Hull is seriously III al her
home on Marshall street.
Several local people were in RcnWood
last evening for the White LILY Soclai
clubs dance held Al the Armory hall.
Th" 4. & O. baseball team goes 10 Hei-
lairc sunday afternoon for n gam" with
the Eellairc Independents. nunlbrr OF
lrcnl people will accompany the y. * u.
min" across the river.
Miss Alice ConuWay has returned 70
her home in Columbus. Ohio. after
visit with. relatives here.
Mrs Harry Metz. who was recently
removed tn her home here from the
Glendale hospital. whers she underwent
an operation for appendicitis, Is impror-
ing rapidly.
All nf tho choice building lots on the
Hivcryiew addition to this city near the
cnr barn will be offered for sale tom3r-
row afternoon nj public auction. The
sale will be conducted on tho property.
Tho CURLY residence on South Mar
shall street that has boon under con-
struciiun for n month or so Is rapidly
nearing completion.
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II TeutOn Ships Soon
Take Food TO Allies

WASHINGTON. May %.--Further sur
vry ~ III" seized German ana Austrian
ships shows that - will h." ready Tor
seq within five months. only the dis
rnvery OF concealed damages will delay
the work beyond that time given.
The shipping board estimates that
535.1,2" gross tons OF shipping can he
ularpd At tho disposal Of the allies 10
supplement the food transportation II
,hr administration determines to make
use of those ships.
In less than a month difficulties have
hecI overcome which IL was feared
might have rendered the ships useless
for a very long time. The smaller rcS-
sells will M ready for sea in less than
four months. Only the great liners like
The. Faterlaud and Aincrika Will require
longer
The steamers Clara McaniE and Tor
tun!;l have already hern commissioned.
the former tn The Italian and the latter
10 the French government for ono roy-
age.
The placing Of those vessels at the
disposal of tho French and Italians does
not indicate i policy az 10 the dispoS!-
linn ni informed ships" said Chairman
ncnman. 1T the shipping board. They
have been loaned 10 those governments
for one voyage. This ls not part OF
the program which the shipping board Is
working out for recommended Ion az to
the use of Tho informed vessels. 1t Is
simply step 10 meet Al immediate
need.
Repair work will center on cargo car
ricrs for tho present and the larger pas
Scngcr ships Will ha turned over TO tho
navy department for training ships for
recruits.
1t IL possible" Mr.. D"nman said.
ports later If military expeditions arc
sent TO Eurone"
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CURTA!LMENT Of
ALL PASSENGER
TRAFFIC COMING
so DECLARES PRES.
OF THE B. & 0. ROAD
In Address to the Conference
Of the Governors at
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. May %.--EurtHllmcnt
Of passenger train service AMI Shipment
Of the country ,.ntIr.. output 81. rolling
stock and rails IL tn" allies We're fore
raSt"d today Ivy Daniel Willard in
speech before III" national dcf"hS" ron
Ecrcn"" Of governors and representa-
tiycS OF stat" defense councils
Already. Mr. Willard said III" federal
councils general railroad board Is work.
ing on L plan for rradlusting schedules.
Other nations III war. he SAID. hav" diS-
cont inucd passenger schedules entirety
hui the American government hopes 10
hiring the railroads 1" their highest point
ut efficiency by eliminating duplicati"n
and reducing The number "f passenger
trains as fur as rnsSibl" without incon-
vnni"ncing tn" public.
OF the fourteen thousand p;LSS"nG"r
train locomotives in III" United States.
'hc railroad board hopes 70 release four
thousand for freight trains.
1T is vital that Franc" and Russia
hav" locomotives and cars SAID Mr..
Willard. w" will have to furnish them.
How can "" ,iu It? We run do II by
r..tiing along with what equipment We
huve and by putting into force measures
hf greater railway economy.
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ANOTHER u, S. SHIP
SUNK BY SUBMARINE

ASlilNGTON. May 9Th" Am"ri-
can sailing vessel Margaret was des-
troycd Oft the Irish coast on APRIL -
by German submarine. being set IN
lire. No mention al loss OF life is made.
There ar" several sailing vessels of
that name.
PHILADELPHIA. May 3.--The Brit
iSh tank steamship british sun, owned
by tn" sun Oil Company OF this city
and leased 10 Great Britain. has bern
Suhma"in"d and sunk. probably in the
Mediterranean. according to a cable
gram received today by Howard y. Pew.
president Of the company. The crew
WIS saved
Tn" British Sun WAS built in 1909 and
WAS s.an0 tons measurement Sh" is
said 10 hav" been ono uf III" finest "f
her class and WIS valued at $500. ono.
Last summer Great Britain took her for
war purposes.
Captain Carey. who commanded tho
ship. when II WINS in the commercial Srr-
vice. Is believed by Mr.. Pew Ia nav"
bccu in command when shr WAS sunk.
Many OF the Crew also remained with
tho ship.
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WAR HUMANITARIAN
WORK PROVIDED FOR

NEW YORK. May 3.-The Rookie
Teller Foundation announced tonight
that il had appropriated $473,0no 10
Zoe spent in the United States LOT
medical research and humanitarian
aid as the beginning of lis work IN
the war with Germany.
An additional StnO npQ will 90 10
continue relief activities now oelhG
carried on abroad.
To aid the work Of the Young Men S
Christian Association in the training
camps to be established for The army
land navy. $on6.0On has been apnro-
uria1rd By the Foundation. a budget
of So. u00, 0hn is sought by The Nauonal
iWar Work Council Of The y. NJ. {. ~
This work will b. similar 10 that car
Irird on BY tho International commit
Zee Of the y. NJ. {. \. in war camps
abroad ami in American camps Oh
the Mexican border last year.
An appropriation Of $20n,O00 also
has heen made ~ the Rockefnlier
Institute for medical research for the
CarreI Hospital ~ be established DUR
ing the next few months III connection
with il. This model hospital Of 100
beds under direction Of l'r. Alexis
Carrpl. is IN be used 70 teach the new
methods of surgical treatment for m
fecIrd wounds, worked ont ny Lr,
Carrel and DR. Dakin in France.
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rounccG touirhr II" was Il years old
and retired four years ago under III"
compnny's pension regulations.
1t was upon Mr.. Woods initiative TINT
the first limited" train. il tn" sens" oi
exclusive accommodations and h!Rh
speed. was inaugurat~d in this country
Mrs. Edna Latiner.
BALTIMORE. ~s.y ".--W"rd was re-
ccived here tuda! Of IN" death IN sun
Francisco Sunday last of Mrs Euha
storey Latimcr. Il leader in the W oman
Suffrage movement in MurYland. Tho
message said Mrs. l.atin"r died from
the effects Of burns received III h"le!
iire there several weeks ago.
State Deaths
Social Dispatch u The lntrEeucer.
Cl.Nl:NSEI' RG. w Va. MAY =
Whit. p!, iat-iuE breakfast ms morning
at h"r r"i.,.. - RuCkhannun. Mrs 'ir"n,
y;ll.. f. ,'Usrirhl. mother OF 'InNu" j.,
l'irtrl2i; Co.. thlS city. dropped DEAD ol
hea-, d,~..,.., Shr was W %"arS OLD.
Mrs " : Sirou. aged -, died today
in \ hrsn.!,! alter Il long Illness "i ,uh-
cr,ul.-l~. .<i.r MAS L daughter OF George
t'ar!rul h"I~.
Mrs n. T. Nuttcr. of Hridccport' lice
IN n hospital hero last night after lniE
I!lrasS OF cancer. aged ~ years. !t''
funeral will TAX" place at j. IN: frl""?
~ the Broad Run Baptist church.
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THREE killed ON
THE ROCKINGHAM

LONDON. May 3. l:57 y. m-Thrcc
nrn wore drowned by the sinking Of
the American steamer Rockingham on
a. H-rinun submarine. Survivors who
rNHChrd land today report. No word
has hcrn RECEIVED "f the boat contain
ing the thirteen missing men, There
were twelve naval Gunurrs on board
LONDON. May ,. l:6n u. m.--taptaiu
\ :. HARRIS and "ighI other survivors
of Ihr American sank Steamer Vacuum
sunk Ivy a. German submarine. arrived
today, suffering severely FROM rXhauS-
ri"n and exposure. Lieutenant Thomas"
/. =. ~ whu wHA IN command Of tho
gtiu rev ON the NHrcunI. died az "N-
pn$ur- "u Sunday morning In lh~ cap
iaEu'% h",t lllH body was buried a'
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RELATIONS ESTABLISHED

NEW YORK. \. Y. MAJ %.-N"gnt ia
&ons for establishing relations between
the Bank OF England and thu: Federal
Reserve Bank Of New lurk which were
begun By he governors %? M. :"sp:c-
tive institutions some months ago. have
been completed, il WAS ANNOUNCED t"-
ntTtt. Tha arrangement provides that
the Bank Of England will IL; ~ the cor
respondent and agent In London Of the
Federal Reserve Bank ot New York and
That the Federal RrSerN" Bank "t New
York will acf in 4 sl!nsl:r capacity in
New York for the Bank ot England.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
REVENUE MEASURE
SOON INTRODUCED

WASHINGTON, d. K, May 3
Work on the war revenue bill pro-
gressed in the House ways and means
committee to-day to such L point thar
the measure proba bly, will be- brought
!. into the House not later THAN Satur-
day, with specific rule 10 expedite its
passage. The plan tn resort 70 a rule
to limit debate, which was nor dnns
in the case of the army or bond issue
bills, created some surprise when il
became known,
Wine, liquor and beer taxes occu'
pied much OF the committees time 10.
y ak a PROLONGED session.
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xoundrv1lla Rria{R.

Mrs Harvey T. Riggs. Of Fifth street
left yesterday for ChambersburE. Pa,
for a visit with her daughter. Miss Alma
who is 9 student at Wilson college.
Mrs Earl Hickey. who arrived home
hut recently from Canada. where she
spent n month or SO with her parents.
was called to Arkansas yesterday, on
account of the serious illness Of sister.
Mrs. S. \. Thatcher has removed her
household goods from this city to the
camp grounds. She will spend several
weeks here with relatives. however. be-
fore occupying the cottage at the popu-
lar summer resort.
Mrs. Fred Smythe Of Jefferson ave-
nue.. has as her guest. Mrs. Lennon and
Mrs. Neil. Of East Liverpool. Q.
Miss Jane Blake and Miss Maggie
Carr. Of this city. arc visiting with re-
latives in Wooster. o.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Basrhoar, who has been
quite i'll al her home on Third street. is
considerably improved.
Mrs +. 4. Frankhouser and Miss Ne
vada Ernst. spent yesterday with Wheel
ing friends.
Carl NVayman Of Cameron, is spending
Several days here with friends.
Much Ado About Betty" will be stag
cd at the Park theatre this evening. un.
der the auspices Of the Dramatic club.
Tho officials and employees Of the
parrs Run coal mine. owned by the Min
cral State Coal company. are arranging
for a flag raising at the mine next Sun
d;iS afternoon.
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MOUNDSYILLE
"Boue Dry" v1olators.

n. ". Clark and Thomas Midcay. OF
Wrtzrl county. alleged violaturs Of the
states '1?onr Dry" law. which became
effective Tuesday midnight. were found
guilty in Justice Lewis court Yesterday
and both are now serving time in the
county Jail hero. Clark wns handed SlUO
and 4 -cricnr" Of three months while
Midcap got tho usual $lhn with but two
months in Jail.
The offenders, the first 10 be arrested
in this county under the new law. were
taken into custody Wednesday night D!
Police Officers Dnty and Miller. They
lad lust gotten off car from up IN"
river points. their condition leading the
officers tu nvoStigat" what was in Il
suitcase they were carrying. The IN
I"Stication disclosed six quarts. five
moro than the law permits.
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Petit Jurors Drawn,

TIL" !iSt Of p"ti' jurors drawn lay X
-; Dhkan and =. VI. Cunningham. jury
commissioners. |" S,'rv,. at IN" May term
81 circuit court ar" as follows: frrH
Hall. Frunklin: l.. |. Howard. Sr.. cam
"ron; &. II. Morgan. Union; John Blake.
Union; W. w. Maxwell. Sand Hill: J. x.
Sibcrt. Union j. l.. Parriott. Washing
ton: II. l.. Snedickcr. Webster: Samuel
.\rnold. Franklin: w. Fl. Turner, Sand
Hill: l.. 4. Marshall Sand Hill: II. NJ.
McEroy. Union: e. T.. Kuhn. Cameron; &.
l." Howard. Lih"rf': Z. l.. Yoho. Frank
lin; g. H. Armstrong. Union: &. S
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ZA|N|S WILL Be
CREEK PREMIER

LONDON. May 2.-66:tS p. NJ
Alexander IamiS has accepted the
Task of forming Il new Greek cabinet
says II Reuter- despatch from Athens.
(AleX&nder IaimiS was formerly
premier and foreign minister OF
Greece but retired from office In Sep
leiuber. 1915 King Constantine, or
Greece. recently made al offer 10
the Entente Allies to form a cabinet
agreeable 10 them II guarantees were
given 10 him that the French army
would not Invade Greece and he
would not BIZ dethrOued.)
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.0hio Operators Willing
To Accept Rate Boost

EIc.la, Di>;afrh 10 the ncll.cencer.
tOLEMEt'>. a.. May %.--t'hin coal
operators will no! orpnS" an incrcnS" III
cnnl freight rates II tn" present diif"rrr-
iIal in rates against West Virginia ana
krn'urkI coal iS maintained.
This was brought on today 81 Il. hear
inc before tn" state utilities commits
sion on the proposal of Dhu roads TO
boost coal COX" and or" rates IL cents. IL
len. Tn" IuI"rSlHi" commerce" commas
sion alr"ad! has authorized such an IN
crease on inIrrstat" shipments effective
juno ~. EnlrnadS want similar m
crease on shipments within Ohio grant
rd hy H. I'tiliiirS commission to he
come effective at tho same time.
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Never Saw Anything
Improper, He TeStifIGS

COLEMAN. TrN.. May ".--Whrn court
convened today in the cas- at Harry j.
spaniel. At Alpine. charged with killing
Lieutenant Colonel VI. Z. Butler. |. ;.
A. Judge Woodward announced he
would clos" IN Testimony hfur" E,id-
night.
Mrs Eull'r. widow If thr slain man.
finished her testimony .l"day. and C"l.
T.: e. Ta"gArr. at tn" T%"n,y-ciGhtn
tinted States infantry. testified he
never hmd seen anything improper iG
l:ui icr':S ,Dniii"i,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
Muller Resigns From
The Brazilian Cabinet

mo JNNrIl:r. MAY. :.--pr l.aur"
Muli"r has l"uri"r-d F'r",sd"ui l'r;iH his
resignation aS minister II foreign al
fairs. III" "nNrrTmrn; ha$ received in-
!nrfuati"u that her brazilian minister
l., iicrman! has hr"n ordered detained
ia i..'in and has ordered III" detention
If Adolf ElIl!, German minister {" Bra
Ill VIII" - ou ill> way :" | rugHdy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
IN NEW HOME
Business OFFICES Of Chesapeake Pa
to1rac Telephone System Were
Moved Yesterday.

'rh> business offices al Tia t'lrSa-
n,Hiir y I'rinInlr company W'r" opened
l.Str"dnr IA W. magnificent H"W Fell
huldIu: on Chaplin" street "pr"SI'" IN"
ut r-ruuuiy building. IN" business Of
Iirr. uc,l;py Tho first il""r.
M dat. has hr.'a fixed for IT," trans
fer If thu. mechanical ami opera ring do
,nrIui"ni$ nr In" i..l-uh"n" system Of
H.. u.w huIlding Work - lo"InG pushed
~ IarIiiN rs puSS Idle.
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TURKEY TO STICK
TO TEUTON ALLIES

LONDON, May 3 (3:40 p. M
Telmat pRsha, the Turkish prime
minister. in an interview in the
Frendenblatt expressed complete sat
isfaction with his visit to the central
powers and their prospects for peace.
according 10 Vienna telegram today.
The sultan'S last words to the
correspondent before leaving Constan-
tinople were:
Tell the allied rulers will stand
bv them Loyalty until DEATH"
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FOR
MINING CONCERN

SN> -. Ul,i0Ai.D - 'NN Inn E"n|r-
BALTIMORE. Md. May :;.-'rh"
AaX-Hncking Coal company, with
W'cSr Virginia coal mines and equip
mont valued Al nearly $l.'nn 200. wa+
placed in tho hands u! 4 receiver ;;I:S
uct"rnou7l by IWde" .Iohn {. RIOS" III
thr lni,cd States district rnurl ulrun
IN" petition nj tn" MORTGAGE t;uararlc,'
conlpany. HalrimC"" Trust company.
G"nrur T Phillips and Henry ". Mat
Inrws I'll" coal company til" aIlcca.
sons in he bill Of complaint and .um.
nit;od 20 Tho appointments Ut Harry t..
WIimOr a. receiver. Tn" latter 1uri-
niShnn Il bond iOr $2I.Wnn.
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WON BY MARSHALL

MARIETTA. o.. May Marshall
College, "f Huntington. w. Va, took to-
days gam" from the Marietta ''rIlrgh
nin,.. 2 10 . II WAS the iirSl contest Of
h. SEASON for ii- home team. Evans
on the mound for Marshall. did splendid
work. allowing Marietta hut hve hiia
and tanning ten men.
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No HEADACHE Or
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 CENT PACKAGE OF DR..
JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will so Wild
It's needless TO suffer when you can
take Il remedy like DR.. James tiead,
ache Powders and relieve the pain anu
NEURALGIA at once. Send someone 10
the drug store now for a dime package
OF Dr.. James Headache Powders.
Don't suffer. In few moments you
will fee, tine-headache gone-no
more neuralgia pain.
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give POSLAM
A CHANCE. At
THOSE P|MPLES

Your friends and business associates
would rather -" ynu without Pimptes
1t can only h" detrimental To you 10
tnlcrat" them. Why not be- rid Of this
rIuSr II Embarrassment You can do
so easily with P0slnmS help.
Get some Puslam today and spread it
over the Pimplcs tonight. Continue un-
I'll they har. disappeared. You will
probably have some Poslam left over lp
treat Burns Itching Scalp. Itching Fcoi.
Chilblains. Irritations. You VIII De
amazed to find that II goes 80 far and
does so much.
write tn Emergency laboratories, 3ic
West 18th ST.. New York city.
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s----------------a--a-- -
SUNK RY SEAPIANE

LNNInIN. May 5. s y m.--iN CNnnec-
ton with ia" tnrr-doing Of the British
steamer G"na. lay Il G"rluan %"au!an" Off
the Suii"lk r"as; al E.nGlani May i.
Acknowledgements Of which WAY made Ivy The
admiralty "Wednesday night. !; is stalled
by IN" admiralty that this method Of
attack WAS first successfully rracti""d
10y british naval scaplHn"S. These sell
planes sank several ships IN the OAR
tlauelleS in august, 1915.
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Htllman Funeral Yesterday.

Services w,r" held Ia 81. Matthew
t. t.. Church y"St~riHN nr:"rn""n 1T d" IN
n',lnrk for Harry T.. liillnlan, Jr., WHO
died Monday afternoon, ltrt. jtrGh
Birmingham. rector Of 81. Lukr'S church
nftiriut"d and WAS assist ed by thu R"S
K. T.. l.. Strid.r. Of 81. Mhtthr" :. IN
torment WAS in tirscnwuOd.
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pred wolfe Dead.

morning At his home in Graysville.
death being due to cancer. Deceased
had been i'll for some time. Mr.. Wolfe
was we'll known throughout the country.
especially in this city.
Mr.. Wolfe is survived by his wife aad
FIVE children, besides two brothers. The
children are: Mrs. Cal Yoho. Of this
city: NJ Wolfe. Of Captina; George and
Fred Wolfe. Of Graysv1lle, and James
Wolfe. of this city. John Wolfe. OF this
city and James Wolfe, of Powhattan,
o.. arc the surviving brothers.
Funeral services will be held at the
late residence tomorrow morning at
1870 o'clock. Interment In Calvary
cemetery
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Recovered stolen wheel.

\ hryrl" S!"lrn in Wheeling N"dncS-
,iIy afternoon was recovered Ivy the
local police early Yesterday morning and
given t. IN" owner. 'Th" thief WAS not
unprecedented. having mad" good his IS
r;pr when approached by IN officer.
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OB|T UARy'
Funeral of Mrs. Gruber To-day

Funeral services for Mrs. Fred GRUB
~. WAC died Thursday morning. VIII pe
held this afternoon ri "'"l"tk, AT tl5
family hom" Az Nrrth Huron street.
Dr. .Jum-S r.. Bird. pusinr If -fr Thorn
son ". l.. church, will have charge. IN
r.rmrni III I'-nlnSuIa rrm!rirrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
Wantcd-Men, Boys and Girls for
light, clean factory work. Wheeling
Can Co.. 47th and Eoff Streets. u
Price Ennarnl Held.

Funeral services for III" lat" MISS
Margaret Price. aged and well known
resident Of The city. who died al hcr
late residrnr" on Fourth street. Monday
morning We're held al The place Of death
Thursday afternoon. Rev. y. H. H"n-
r'1t. az This city. "iGirial"d. ini'rih'ht
WAS in rir"cnlaWn cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
County Agent TO EltIns.

County Farm Agent g. =. MuSGr"E"
vii! En' to EiEiu~ early next week for u
stat" meeting of the agricultural agents
IF ;hr stale I" h. held iher" Tuesday.