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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Revision Downward Of
Ocean Rates Agreed On

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Radical
revision downward OF ocean freight
rates has been agreed upon in prin.
ciple by shipping commissioners des'
ignated by President Wilson and the
| British foreign ofric" TO represent the
governments OF The United States and
Great Britain. Copies OF a proposed
agreement under which the two gov
ernments not only would make sweep
ing reductions in present prohibitiVe
rates but virtually would take over the
operation Of all allied merchantmen
In the Atlantic have been placed be-
fore the state department and the
British foreign office for approval.
All the allies, with the possible eX-
ception OF Japan. have slRnifed their
! Willingness 10 accept the program. In
, the case OF Japan IT In proposed TO
have a Japanese merchant fleet OF Az
many ships as possible placed In tho
transatlantic trade to help render m
effective the submarine warfare.
Neutral shipping under the proposed
agreement nlRo would be forced large
lly into channels designated by mcri-
Gu .und Great Britain. This would be
made possible by tn" enforcement OF
regulations denying to neutral shlph
supplies OF bunker conl. needed by nj
| lied merchantmen. unless tho neutral
ships agreed TO make at lcRst por-
ton OF their Aailings between Amerl-
can and allied ports.
With the program in effect the
! \ falI ND nrit nj " H..
ally would control the entire worlis
shipping. prescribing reasonable rates.
far lower than those on some com,
modities nov in effect and designating
sallIngs and voyages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
No Further Delay On
War Revenue Measure

=. WASHINGTON. July 23.-Senate
leaders decided today not to hold up
war tar legislation on account OF the
uncertain prospect over liquor leGlsla-
ton in the food bill. The finance
committee voted to report tho war tax
bill as previously approved and TO ask
that debate on it begin Wednesday
The bill was reported to the senate
n fortnight ago but was wlthdra"n
because OF the addition OF the Smo''
amendment to the food bill Chairman
Simmons has contended that no rev.
enue legislation could be returned 10
the senate until congress finally &C.
termines what prohibition measures 1t
will take and what revenue can nc
had from liquor. He said tonight. how
ever, that he had no information re-
harding the probable action OF tho
conferees on the Smoot amendment.
% 1--WE decided that we would take our
chances OF action upon the 1000 Dill.
which would affect tho revenue meas
ure." said Senator Simmons. The
conferaes have advised us that they
will endeavor to dispose OF tho pro-
hibition question first Also | shall
ask to hnvo the liquor tax section OF
tho revenue bill 20 oyor until after
congress acts on the prohibition dues'
ton In tho food bill. Meanwhile the
senate can debate other taxation pro-
Visions
Several weeks OF debate are gener-
ally expected on the war tax eHisla-
ton. The principal difficulties are eH-
pecAed on excess profits. incomes.
publishers and liquor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
INCREASES SHOWN IN
RAILROADS. EARNINGS

WARRINGTON. July 2a.--hfi"r nv"
month"; or decreased earnings commune"
with a year Rgo returns from MI III"
railroads to tho in,"rHtnt" commerce.
cornrnisalon for Mny. mad" pubic TO-DAY
show an Increase In net revenue OF Mp
proximateIy S3.455.00O and an incrree'
Of sl.lOO.00O In railway operating IN
come over May. 1916.
Oneruting revenues totalled $34s.TT3.-
600, an Increase Of approximately st,-
600 600, Expenses Increased approx
matcly S41.5O0.000. reaching S2S8.6S2.-
$40 leaving net revenue from railway
orera,ions OF s10T.09O.200. Operating
income was S92.079.54S. After taxes and
uncollectable revenues have been de-
Quoted an increase Of approximately
81. TOO. 900 In the railways tax bill IL
recorded.
Eastern roads aS u group show dc-
crease liz net revenues compared win
May. 1915. Their operating revenue In
creased $4,000. 900. Expenses. however.
Increased approximately $@O.boo.o eu'
lrayln1 net revenues from operation hp-
rroxirnntely $500. 900 less than In Mny.
1916. Net operating income for eastern
roads was $37.l73.704 mn compared with
3I2.6Gl. 404 in May. 1915.
Southern railroads maintained hpoh'
the rnrnc prnrnK> OF net earnings Az last
yrnr. tho total for May hnlnG 3l3.272.49t.
compared with Sl3.3E9.3+6 year ago.
Operating rrvenueT and onp"n"cH In
cronrod in ouch cnHo approximately
t7.O00.0O0.
The hlgKest Rnin was shown by won't
orn ronln. whose revenues jumped $22.-
0O0. 900 to sI30.l59. 3T0. while cxpcnhcn
showed mn increlSo OF approximately
$4,000. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
HOLD UP CARGOES
FOR THE NEUTRALS

WASHINGTON. d. G.. July 70
The American governments control
OF exports has resulted in an absolute
abandonment OF cargoes destined 10
the northern European neutral coun-
tries. Since the control was made ell
fectrve a little more than week ago
not a single cargo, it was learned TO-
day. has been licensed for shipment
to these nations.
The policy enforced Is described as
temporary. to be changed as soon as IL
is possible to put tho neutrals on u
ratloning basis. Despite submission
OF much information BY the diplomat
lie representative Of tho neulrnls al
fcctod. tho government considers mat
II lacks convincing evidence regard
ing exports from these countries 10
Germany, and 1t wants to take no
chances OF permitting American goods
10 60 through TO The enemy. me
facts. It is said. will be available
shortly.
Tho government is negotiating Win
the British Tor an arrangement oy
which the export control Will Hupor-
sodo tho British system OF granting
letters OF assurance. For the present.
however, an export control license 10
no guarantee against British seizure,
and American exporters must satisfy
tho British authorities OF their own
good faith and that Of the receivers
OF their goods.
The Dutch minister. Mr.. Van Rap
pard, has taken u particularly vlRor-
GUS stand against the government poll
CIV toward the European neutrais'
Without awaiting the arrival OF the
shin mission to leave Holland soon: 10
negotiate here on the subject. nc mas
lald before the exports council dctalieo
statistlcs to refute the charges tha'
Holland has been developing nm enor-
nous export to tho Central powers
Az IL matter OF fact. the minister 'oin
the council. the total OF HoliandS eA'
norris hns decreased considerably hihce
1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
SUPREME COURT TO
DECIDE BOOK CASE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July %
The entire State Is interested in tho
meeting OF the Supreme Court to-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. when the
Judges will meet and take some action
on the application for a writ Of man.
damus made by the Wheeler Book
Company to compel the State Board of
Public Works to approve the bonds
made several weeks ago. whereby the
publishing company was TO receive
the ivc-yenr contract TO supply road
ers 10 the State schools.
The book commission lant weok re-
considered ita former action in letting
the contracts after being made Il
party to the suit II the court do.
cides the Wheeler company hns the
right TO demand the delivery OF tho
contracts and approval OF the bonds.
another question will arise al to tho
mowers OF tho book commission. ON
Ciala Hay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
GAINESVILLE Briefs.

Rorn-h son to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Rcischmnn Of near Hcndrysburg
Harry Moulden OF Wheeling visited at
his home hare Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Meek and baby Of st. Glars
Vile visited tho last Of the week with
her parents DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Judkins.
Of East South street.
Chrls,y Mansfield OF North Arch
street left Sunday for O two weeks stay
I'm New York City.
Will Fowler OF Cambridge spent Sun
dry with his parents. Mr.. and Mira
George Fowler Of North Broadway.
Miss Denoon OF Pittsburgh IL visiting
with Mrs. Jacob Nnuhnrt Of Franklin
street.
Mis, Carrie Fisher hns returned TO
her home OH North Arch street after u
two weeks viHlL with her sihtorh. Mrs.
Everett I.nwdrn OF Wonton. w. Nn.. and
Mira CLYDE Ellis OF Sint"rrvillr.
AIInn Mabel Garnnd Of Hnnrnvilln has
been whiting with Minr Ectty Aull or
West Main ntrnot.
VIII Grifrcn or Grafton. w. Fn.. rpnnt
Sunday with hir parents. Mr.. md Mrn.
Mntihnw Grifrcn. Of Wnnt Mnin street
Mlrn IInzrzl Lynn Of Inn""rilln hna
accepted n pnHiIInn In tho office OF the
UnIt"d Dairy company.
Mrs. Frnnk Anderson OF North Ch"rt-
nut stroot IL visiting hnr mother. Mra
George W. lloyd OF Fnirvnw. WHO In
seriously ILL., George Boyd nf Znncs
Willie wua hero Monday on his why TO
FnIrvicw TO visit Mrs. BOYD.
Miss Doris Church. who In spending
tho summer Mt Erwnrth park. Bethesda.
spent Saturday with friends Of this
place.
Arthur Mercer Of South Chestnut
street has returned from I.Rkeside
where he attended tho Y. J.. Il. Chnu-
tnuUIIu Hs n Delegate.
Misses Stella Johnson Of Malaga, and
Tillir Wharton Of Bnllnire have re-
turned to their homes after visit at
the homo Of d. G.. Hardcsty Of South
Broadway.
Miss EdIthe Convey Of South LincolL
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MoMschsA Briefs.

The McMechon hRnd gave nm open
air concert last evening mt tho play
grounds. Tho Indies Of the playground
association served refreshments during
tho evening.
A number Of local people will attend
the funeral Of the Int Mrs. Margaret
Hclscnbcrs, which will be held We'd
nosday afternoon Mt tho homo OF nor
parents, on BoKEE Run.
McMcchen lodge. No. 1i4. knikhts OF
Pythisa. will hold itn regular weekly
business meeting this evening IN the
lodge headquarters in the McAechen
building
Mrn. Albert Ghoemnn. Of DAiiah. w.
Va, In bpondin. several days here with
relatives.
The Church OF God hers IL complet-
Ing Arrangements for It's annual out
INK 10 DO hold ThurAdAy At tho Aounds-
VILE CAMP grounds.
Mr.. md Mrs IionJ. J. Lttlopaga. OF
Newark. o.. ARC whiting with frisnds
and relatives hsrn.
Mr.. and Mrs Ocn Bharp. OF Mar
rhnII airoet. spent ysstorday In Wheel
INK tho guest OF frIonda.
G. w. Fuller. Jr.. mInlst"r OF ths
loonI ChriAiinn church. will usa Tor his
rubioct noxt Sunday cvsnlnE. peace.
Tho ladies OF tho Cbriatian church will
hold n aocinl and pastry aals on the
Kerfor lawn. on MarHhan street. FRI
day evening. the 27th. Ice cream. cake.
coffee and pie will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24

Detroit Mich. arc Euoats or Mr.. Ina
Mrs. Il. c. Faris OF Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Jasper Davis md Mrs. El"ood
Heath. with others from Bellalrc. nro
attending the state council or mo
daughters OF Liberty. which convcnsS
Tuesday and Wednesday Mt Lorrhinc. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Gable and Mr.. md
Mrs. BcrnIcc Mobley returned Saturday
nftcr two weeks camping ut Peters,
burg ". Va.
Miss Jessie Lindsey Of Columbus. re-
turned Sunday evening utter weeks
visit Mt her Hume.
Mra. Jack Mats " Johnstown. Fn..
Is tho guest OF Mrs. HnrirmI Of Lincoln
nvenlic.
Gloun SlrIckliuK. formerly "f Shady
Ride. now travelling for the Wentworth
company, wns chilling on Shndyaidn
friendh Sunday.
Mrs Fred Mctnun md dnuRhtcr. Miss
l.nuinc. mrs visiting friends Mt Ncrmil-
lion. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
S75,oOO,0OO More for
Russia Loaned by j. S.

WASHINGTON. July 2%.-The Unit
ed States today emphasized is faith
In tho Russian government by extend
Ing 1t IL further credit OF ST.. 100000.
This lH the second Runnlnn credit.
tho frnt for 800. O00.0o0 hnvinE been
established Boon after tho United
statos entorod tho war. II is under
stood moat of tho $l0O. UOo. 900 alrondy
hns boon for railroad Hupplicn and that
much OF the 37b. 200. 900 will DO uHcd In
tho Hame mannNr.
An additional credit OF SG0.000.0oO
10 Franco also WAS authorized today
by Secretary McAdoo. bringing tho
total advanced to all tho allies UP to
s15a3.O0O. 900. or more than half or
the $4,000. 900 authorized by congress,
The first loan was made April rs and
the total loaned represents advances
made by this government In less than
three months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
SEARCHING FOR THE
MISSING WOMAN

LOS ANGELES, CAL. July 23.-A1
immediate and searching investigation
OF this disappearance OF Miss Ruth
Armstrong, formerly OF Youngstown.
O., in Havana, Cuba. was ordered to-
da by United States Attorney Cen
eral Gregory. according TO = message
received here today by Burl Arm
strong, brother. No further informa-
ton has been received regarding the
circumstances OF bis sister's disAp-
pearance. A Havana dispatch last
night said tho police there were
searching for her. IL Ia SAID Misa
Armstrong failed 10 return from .
walk In q park.
Mlss Armntrong went TO Havana
two wocks ago as a soVornoss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
GAINESVILLE

IlARNI;9VILl.E. o.. July @1.-Tho
un1t regular moctlnR or tho BHimont
Grange will he hold WndncEdny evening
mt 7:a0 o'clock. This following program
will DO given:
Roll call. FnctE: What Organization
1Ina Donn for Fnrm Women. Linzis
Bundy: comic reading. Fred Hartley;
"'rhr ThrcshInK Dinner" Mnttic Berry:
piano solo, Cora Bailey: "'rcn Most Use
full Farm Implements and Thor Care.
William McGill: sketch OF tho HE OF
Luther burbank, Evn Hunt: guessing
contest, Dorothy Bailey and Anna
Iundy: leo cream will be on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
BELGiANS ON LAST LAP.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 23.-The
Belgian war mission crossed the Mia
sissippi river tonight on the return
trip to Washington. after tour Of the
United States. Baron Moncheur. chief
OF the mission. addressed large gath
ering during the brief stop here and
acclaimed the United States as the
savior Of the freedom and peace OF
the world.
The mission will arrive in Louis
vile, Ky, tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
'MECHEN
Warrant CHARGES Murder.

a warrant formally charging William
Hciscnbrrg with first degree murder
was Issued yesterday morning In JUS
ticc W. ~. Riggs court at MOundsH1Ilo.
following Mrs. Margaret HcinenberGs
death Sunday afternoon nt tho Glendale
hospital. Unlcsn tho defence deslrss =
preliminary hoarinK tho murder charge
plhcrd against him will be given con-
alteration by tho October grand jury.
HcincnbcrE wan charged with shoot
Ing with in,nnt to XIII. hut whom hts
wife died Sundny. death being duo TO-
the gunnhot wounds inflicted by HoiHen-
borg. warrant charging iirht degree
murder was irsund mt tho instance OF
Prosecutor pnrrl0tt.
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Former West Virginian
Now Illinois Colonel

Special pispuIrh Ia the InieliiHrnror
SPRINGFIELD. H.. July 2J.---Lleut.
Colonel Gordon Strong. OF Chicago.
Firht IllinoIH EnEinerrn. WAN today
appointed by Gov. l.nwd6n colonel
Tor the newly created Third lllinoin
field artillery regiment. IL" enlisted
nm II private In battery a. DintriCt OF
Columbia National Guard. March I.
1894. and was promoted to corporal.
From February *. 1893. To February
2. 1907. he was captain OF Battery A..
West Virginia National Guard. and
served In The Spanish war m private.
rrst sergeant and second lieutenant
OF the Third United States Volunteer
Engineers.
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R,nltY Doodn Filed.


From Klnk Lyman ind Ncttlc Lyman
to Glide Sinrrnll: tract or land In Som
orn"i tuwnnhip. consideration 81.
From Arthur ltngrrr to Dniny King;
tract Of land In village OF linrncnvillc
confederation 81.
From Elizabeth Tcr0Hn Martin to Tho
CurpurntIun OF tho SiHtern or Morcy Of
81 Mnry'a Home for tho Aged: trnct OF
Inhd In village OF Unrnesvillo; connidor-
ntluu %l.6bO.
From tho belmont Lnnd Co. TO samuel
Pinto and Marine Onto; tract or lnnd In
tuIrrnln tuwnRhip; consideration 81.
From NJ. e.. Kerry mud Margaret Berry
to ClnriaHa SknEgs; trnct or lnnd In Co.
nhrn iownship, confederation 5000.
From Olives $. Morton ut nj. 10 Wal
tor s. McCinrr; tract Of lnnd in Martins
Ferry: confederation SO.
From Snrah J. lIrss to Elizabeth Jano
nunll: tract OF lund I'm Holloway: con-
sidrrntion 81.
From George Murphy and DRnn Muir
ply to Edwurd Wright: tract or land In
Goshen township: consideration 81.
From Nnentln and Cashmere Pruhny-
esky to John Jouknsk; tract Of land In
Wheeling township: confederation 1915.
FRAN IInrryu H.. Piper and Jennie g.
Piper 10 Elizabeth T.. Delaney: tract Of
luud Ia Smith Township. confederation
100
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Probate COURT.

In tho matter Of tho cninlo of Minnie
WntHnn. dncnnn"d. Application for oor-
lincnlo To nIr In partition proceedings.
Certificate ordered.
John Nader Sr.. guardian OF Martin
IIuonkor. a lunntlc. w. hlH ward, ot al!
petition To soIl rnol cstnto. Notice TO
defendant ordered.
In the mattnr or tho ostaIo Of Iaolino
NJ Campbell. dnccaE"d. distribution nc
count Nlrd md approved. Admlnistre-
tor discharged.
In tho matter or the will Of Sarah a.
Du Bois. deceased. Application 10 pro-
bate will. Cause continued.
In the mnttor Of the assignment OF
John f. Murphy. Account filed and ma
ticc ordered.
In the matter Of tho guardianship II
Edna Mnrie Turkle. IL minor. Account
filed and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate Of Arthur
Rogers, deceased. Administration in
tho will annexed granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
23,75O Motor Vehicles
Licensed in This State

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 23.-
When the state roud commission today
closed It's books. there had been 1851. -
s60.S3 received from automobile IL
cen.es since tho commission startcd
business Il month ago. Tho amount was
received from 23.750 automobile owners
There havo been 9T6 chnuffeurs IL
csnEex Issued. totulinH $2.925: 3Sl denl-
ers' licenses. S5.415: 451 motorcycle IL
censos. $2.260. Tho entire nuWbcr or
liccnsrS Issued numbers 2a.336. with an
aggregate total OF 327l.950 81. Since
tho above collections worn tnbulntod i'd
ditional llcenaoa havo boon iSAuod TO
III chnufreurr and no nutomobllOH. -EH-
ponditurc- OF thu office to dnto amount
to Sl1,T60.82. which includes $4,000 au-
tcmobilo tags. 1000 dealers Nconaes and
1000 motorcycle tags and $3.l26 for sui
aries:
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MEETING TONIGHT TO
PLAN ATHLETIC FIELD

At q mnHs meeting OF tho Wheeling
h,1h school alumni. which In to DO hold
tonight In tho high school auditorium.
stems will DO taken to provide an ath-
letic neld for the schools OF Wheeling.
Under tho present laws the board or
education Is not invested with the au-
thor,,y 10 purchase or even Lease nm
othletic ground. It Is likely that the
alumni will secure a tract OF land suit
able for an athletic field. and hold It
until a bill may he introduced 10 the
legisia ture comforting upon the local
board the authority to purchase and
maintain an athletic field. Practically
all the members OF the alumni are ex-
pected to attend the meeting tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Candidate Hoatou

The badly battered f"rm or james T.
Gavin. candidate FOR It's" It'rihl'chh
nomination for mayor at TIA" coming
prImnrirn. was the victim or IT Nl'lohh
nnnuul, emily today md MS II rrnaIi u"
IN laid up for repairs. "hll I" III"
rnlino carly to-day sinlrd TINT Inhh
hud boon murdered. 'rh" polio" hurried
10 tho urrno ana found u"vin Hnmi-""n-
trluua Ia tho nlrr"i with hl""d flowing
from nrv-rnl wuuudh. Ho wan inhPn
home.
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Mrs. 0Allis JehAssoA-

BpsrIL Dlspsch 70 ~ 1nt4InpAS
KEYsEH W. Va. July 23.-Mra. Sal
lie Cunningham Johnaton. aged 80. wife
Of tho late Rev. John johnston. \ Pres
hytcrinn minister. di"d last night at
Kcysor. She was q Wslton and one OF
II children. Tho children arc DR.. ~.
Johnston. CInrksburG. w. Va: DR.. r. 8.
Johnston, Elkins. W. Wa; H. toote
Johnston, Columbus, O.: J. Edgar and
Mis.cs Annie and sAllie Johnston. At
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Local ndnn Drowned.

Albert schaefer. Fl. we'll known locnll
MANI was drowned I'm the Allegheny
river on Saturday. according To word re-
ceivcd in this city. He is said TO have
como in bathing al New Kenslngton and
waH never seen again. His clothes were
found on the river bank.
Mrs. Leonard Forester aged b9, IL
dead at hor homo here after II years Ill
ness with complication if diseases.
Her Illness followed an operation II yehr
ago. She was born I'm England. She
leaves her husband. four children and
seven grandchildren
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kicked by Horses.

Sophie, little daughter or GeorK"
Shepherd. IL In tho Ohio valley h"spllnl
suffering with seVcro wounds. ana nor
sister. Dnihy. in confined TO nor nom"
with Injuries Hustuin.d when tho two
IiitIo xlrla wcrr kicked by TENN or
hornon Thoy wnra walking along III"
.tre.t nnroutr homo when the team CnnIO
ulonK and Kicked them.
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Hliot HinRNlf.

clifford am. nEnh u ynnrH. ncCidont-
nlly shot himself through tho hhoa Gun
day afternoon. lilo and II number Of
other friends wnrr nwImmtnk woHt Of
town and no Ind picked up n rcvolvof
on tho hnnk belonging to ono OF tho
boya, md not knowing II wan loaded
pulled tho trlEErr. Hn whs removed TO
hla home on South Lincoln nvonuo.
whore DR. d. o. Sheppard Eavo medical
attention.
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avenue. who hn3 been Ill Of typhoid
fever. tx improving.
Misses Dorothy. Rose and Helen Pyle
" Bridgeport %cre the kucsts OF Miss
Sarah Hubbard OF South Broadway Sum
day.
Ernest Doudna OF Pittsburgh was .
visitor here Saturday
Ed Ball has returned to his home In
Bcllnirc after 4 visit with friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
STEUBENVILLE

STEllRENNILl.E g.. July -a'--J"hh
Duncan In dead ut his hoIn" In Allkhhhh
ms tho result of being run over ny
StcuhcuvilIc and Enst Liverpool lrlc-
tlou linz car. IT Is stated that inc iha'
Ind been drinking and went to sleep on
the track. Roth lrgs were severed ana
when he WAN found IL short limo after
ne was struck hn was hu1rlcd 10 tho
ohio Valley hospital. whcrd no dl"d
few hours later lie WAS resident OF
Aliknnnu.
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hit with n nottlo.

John Carter Of tlRrknhurH reported I"
tho police TINT he Ind boon n'ruck "V"'
tho hcnd with u bcor b"tti" ny II man
with whom no had boon having R""h
time. 1t required 10 Hiltch"n I" cIoao
tho wound. The nnn who welded tho
bottle In still ut largo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
ARGENTINOS WELCOME
CAPERTON'S SQUADRON

BUENOs AIRES. July 23.-An Ar
gentine squadron under command OF
Admiral Martin met the American
aouadron under Admiral Caperton
early this afternoon in the Rio Plata
estuary. Salutes were exchanged and
the two squadrons proceeded for Bue-
nos Aires, where thaS will arrive to-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
A hold Roldup-

william Dohnur and Hurry kIrhhrid"
reported to tho police carly today Tint
throo nngroon hold thnrn up and got
AWAY with q roll OF $40 on Wills crock
yoatcrday. Thoy nnId thcy had been Mt
n cnmp and the nrRrnHa atoppcd th"m an
,hoy worn rnrouto tn tho cnr linc 10
como to thlR city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Entertained Club.

Mrs. f. O. Harrison or East Main
street WIS hostoSs 10 the mnmbers or
the Magazine club ut her homo Friday
uftrrn0on Mica refreshments w.ro
served.