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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24

meeting Of the home mission comm
tee OF the synod Of West Virginia III
!Parkersburg yesterday. =.
State Labor Commissioner. Sam Il
Montgomery. left last evening IT,!
Charleston after brief visit 10 thi%
city.
Assistant Attorney General, !I"E"!
\. Nolte left last evening for Charles.
ton after spending 4 few days at H.
homo here. -
Glenn Alter goes tomorrow ~ mt.
hurgh where he will join the staff e.
city reporters for the Pittsburgh Pres
". T. Hughes returned last event.
TO his homo at Washington. Pa. aiic:
spending n few days IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert lInHl"ti AMI fan
ily have returned from Atlantic cit.
where they spent several days.
Thurston Hughes has resigned 81 no.
tlon as out-the-pike reporter "u Til" L..
telliGenccr staff. and has nc""rt"1 or,
In the real cstHte drpar;m"u; NJ tho -
deity Investment Associ"tiNr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
FIGHT LOCATION
OF COLORED HOME
ON N, MAIN Street
Petition to Prevent Location Of the
institution Placed in Circu!a-~
ton Yesterday.

\ petition WIS placed in circulation
last evening to prevent the lucltinn
of the proposed Ohio Valley Co!or"d
industrial Home for Widows and
Orphans 1T no. A1G Main street. Soy
cral residents Of North Main street
had signed the petition last evening.
Immediately upon publication Of an
announcement that the Klicve> prop
rriy ut the above address. had been
purchased for he cnlOr"d home, a
protest was started against its loca'
lion in that section ui the city. The
opposition resulted in the petition
being drawn up.
Il is under stood that the purchase
of the KiirYrs property WIS made
upon payment. Of the sum OF $l.OUU
down and six additional payments of
81 900 each to be made AT intervals
of one year. The home, it Is said. is
10 be ready for occupancy in sixty
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
EMERSON CAMPBELL
GIVEN 4 STATE JOB

Sir".H' Ir:.~n'rir n ;hr Iu,"Ilrrurrr.
COLUNhtS. Ohio. April o3-Emcr-
son Campbell. OF Belmont county, TO-
day was appointed special corporation
examiner by the State Tax Commits
slOncr. He had boon II candidate Tor
the secrelaryship.
Harry G.. Hunter Shows orcn
", dneSday. bridge Park; twice daily.
"AL!CE IN WONDERLAND"
AT VIRGINIA EATRE
THROUGH III" kin.nrSS of Charles
Fp!nlcr Of the Virginia theatre, Tie
Wuman's club of the city. will sho%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24

To Cure a Cold In ono Day
Take LAXATIVE BNOMO QUlNTNE
Tablets , druggists refund money II Il
fails to cure T. w. GROVES signature
is on each box. %,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24

patronize. Although the exhibits may
he viewed on this day, there will be no
DrOEran ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24

Oar offerings in bed springs n.
cludes all good kinds at bottom
prices. We sell the '"Hcrcules:"
Fosters Ideal "Englander" anil
Simmons. We can solve your
slice p problems and we know how.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24

THE TERMS Mattresses during this special sale NET CASH
For your general Spring needs If pre-
pared pay cash. take advantage Of liberal credit terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
Box Spring Mattress

DOX 0pTIng NIdltreSS I
All steel sanitary construction, with tepound layer Of the
best cotton felt and your choice Of the best ticking.
This springmatress is used by hghcass hotels all
the country because of it's solid comfort and lasting qualities
Irregular 5000 value during this sale at q Q17 az
Special Price Of ..:.................... Dl I.JO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
"S1unberfeIt''

Full fifty pounds all white cotton felt
in a very good ticking. Fully
guarantecd-downy and luxurious. Reg
s1s f';:S' value: 1896
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24

A long line at short prices. Also The
regular old style cradles and rho
automatic self.rocking kind. High .
chairs of all kinds. Baby Walkers,
Go.Carts, Park S,rollers. and Baby
Cabs. Come in and see our line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
'I'HER0SF
1OO2-O4 MAIN STREET. -
2O-22 TENTH STREET.
Received Just In Time For Big Special s.
500 TRIGGERS
New York -.
MODEL HATS
Sensational Values and Models.

TRIGGERS Model Hats arc famous among,
drcssers and our Millinery Buyer was nl
lucky in securing this lot to sell at sensatid
low price. We invite inspection. Handsome
latest Spring creations in fine Hemp, Milan
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31
WILL LOSE COTTON
EXCHANGE AT NOON

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-The maC7-
snrs of the Cotton Exchange voted 70
close the exchange At noon.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31

sault five; criminal assault, six; muir
der three; killing officer of the law,
two for not getting out Of the road
alH being insolent, two; attacking wo-
men, two disputing white mems word.
two; entering women's rooms. two;
woundins officer of the law. one; mo-
Testing women, one; stealing coat
one; intimacy with woman, one; kill
ing man in alteration, one; accidental
ly killing child by running automobile
and rcbbiug man, cue; opposition 10
over it, one; yaerancy. one; wounding
war draft one; insulting gilrs. one;
writing iusolent letters. one,
Tile states in which lynchings oc-
Cured and the number in each state
We're as follows:
Alabama, four: Arkansas. four: Ari-
iona. one; Florida, one; Georgia, six;
Kentucky two; Louisiana. five; Mis-
sissippi. one; Montana. one: oklaho-
ma. one; South Carolina. one Ten
nessee. three; Texas, six: Virginia.
one. Wyoming one.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31
THIEF STEALING AUTO s..
y. RAN INTO STREET CAR

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 29.-An I'M
known thief in a stolen automobile
was making his getaway so rapidly
and recklessly yesterday morning that
he collided with trolly' car in the
early dawn, and smashed the machine
to pieces.
Before the mortorman could get a
good look at his face, the man jumped
out of the automobile and disappeared
around a nearby corner, going at full
speed About that time the police
headquarters received a telephone mes
sage saying car had collided with a
trolley on Piedmont avenue, and they
believe it was the thief who did the
telephoning. 'H''
Examination of the remnants of the
automobile disclosed the fact that it
belonged to- C. D. Howard, and had
been stolen an hour before.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31

TIP THE WAITER NOW
WITH A THRIFT STAMP

Savannah, Ca, Dec 2S.-In line
with their endeavors to do their bit
local eating houses on and after Jan
uary first will carry the slogan, Tip
the waiter with a thrift stamp" print
ed on their menu cards. This is in
conformity with an agreement reach
ed by the Georgia hotel mems associa-
ton at the annual meeting in Augusta
last week One hotel in Savannah
made presents of thrift stamps to its
employees on Christmas.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31
SAVANNAH BOYS REACH II
FRENCH FRONT SAFELY

Savannah, Ca, Dec 2S.-Informa-
ton has been received in Savannah
of the safe arrival in France of three
prominent Savannah young men, 1t
Col. Walter E. Coney, Lieut. Augustus
Bonaud and Lieut.. Percival e. Moses,
Post cards were written by the boys
telling of their safe arrival in France
before they left theUnited States
These post cards were turned over to
the government, When word came
of their safe arrival in France, the
government mailed the post cards to
the boys families.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31
GEORGIA AND TEXAS
FOR LYNCHING RECORD
EACH STATE GUILTY IN SIX CASES
3s PERSONS LYNCHEo IN 1917.
80 NEGROES.

TUSKEGEE. Ala, Dec. 3l.Dr r. r.
Motion, president of Tuskegee Institute
tonight announced that from the re
cords kept by the division of records
and research of Tuskegee Institute,
Monroe ~ Work, in charge. there were
thirty-eoght persons lynched during
1917, of whom thirty-siX were negroes
and two were whites. Thirty-seyen
were men and one woman. Twelve
were charged with criminal assault or
attempted criminal assault
The oifenses charged against the
whites were one criminal assault and
murder, and one fomenting strikes.
The offenses charged against the ne
groes were: Attempted criminal as
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31
FORD is LOOKINK FOR
SHIP BUILDING SITES

Savannah, Dec. 28-Henry Ford
the auto wizard of Detroit, will visit
cities on the Atlantic coast next week
with view of locating several sites
where cargo vessels may be made ac-
cording to his own plans, and it is eX-
pected that he will pay Savannah a
call to inspect the shipbuilding sites
and what the city offers on the water
front, Mr. Ford is making his trip
it is understood with government
backing
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31
ARTILLERY AND PATROL
ENCOUNTERS REPORTED

PARIS. Dec. 31--Artillery action oc-
Cured last night northwest of Rheims
the war office reports. Patrol encoun-
ters are reported north of Chemindes-
DANES. ON the Aisne front and near
BezonvauX, on the Nerdun front.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31

QUICK LoANS-Made on both city
and farm lands. See C. M. McKen-
zie. 79-tf
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31
GAS EXPLOSION in
NINE FATAL TO ONE

SCRANTON. Pa. Dec. 31.-One was
killed and nine injured by gas eN.
plosion in the Underwood mine of the
Pennsylvania Coal company near
TEfoop, six miles from here,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31

We are in the market for Corn in
shuck and velvet beans in hull.
Heard Grocery Company. 5S-tf.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-31

FOR RENT-Seven room house, wa
ter, lights, bath, both up and down
stairs.-J. R. Kelley. 11-30-tf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
CHAUTAUQUA CLOSES
WITH FUN AND MUSIC
Tho White HnHnhrr brilliant hru1ts-
Children Present Minis moore
win Flowers.

Wrh tlt.. Whit" lIm"nuT" playing i"H
mu,I,. ct tn" ir"rII"rt hind ever near"
IN Ihir city. whiI" III" IarH" h"hI"h''
.,Iunh upon Ihrir urnlH In lh"lr "h'h"-
,inuru. the week" lt"dpnih rhnu'""H""
wnu brought Ia II ,'l"er Inst night. con-
Guiding .',yrn dlny"' rl"n"ur". enjoyment
and entertainment that VIII long "" re-
rnrml".rcd by the th"u%nnds VIII" *h"
aud hrurd tho many good things on III"
program.
Th,, bnnd ruuc"rt WAS preceded ny u
rngcaui. "L'irrus Tim" III lhIrylahd.
EI;;hIy lmnl children. boys ana E'rlS'
fun Of lie and fun. entertained IN" DIE
crowd for nearly an hour. They ala AT
kinds nf stunts thai kept III" HhuI"h''
sI.rII-hnund md mt intervals roaring
with Inught"r Tn" rniidr'h were
urilIrd by Miss Marguerite Moore. al
Chicago. who has had charge ~ III"
,.hlI,lrrn'% work. and IS known ~ 'hc
u,ory girl IpnrnIhy Holden. Of Huron
street. on" Of the lirIlrSt girls IN the
pageant. presented Miss Moore win
beautiful bouquet of flowers from thc
children. who had become much Az
tnchcd to Miss Moore. The Am"ric"n
fling WA, won hy Helen M"tully. or
Znnc street. rs having drawn the best
dot ulzzlc picture published IN the 10
cnl papers for IN" chnula"Gua'
Th,. Whit" lIusSnrs band members
proceeded their classy vocal ana ihStr"-
mental program with nuhOHr 81 h"-
innrmus stunts that were hlHhIE chJ"S
able They nrc fun makers hS W"l' wv
rnu~irinns and singers OF w"nd"rlhl Hr-
tisiic ability. The program WINS A"-
p.rh and every one Of tho - members
Is All artist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
WOMAN EXPIRES
ON THE STREET
MRS. HANNAH ROSE FATALLY
STRICKEN WHILE WAITING
FOR CAR LAST EVENING.
Had noen III 1T South Side home Until
Hooontly-Cornncr TO Determho
CRuso To-day.

NIrn iInrnnh It"r" wIi" If Albert
It""r. expired i.ud.I'ml, "n ia" "tr"rI At
Fridge ami W"r: MnJh"I about = "'"l"h
Yesterday nii,Iu""t,. t'"r'ln"r II. g.
IInhh" hnd mot determined lm"i night
whml rnu-r,I h"r d"ulh.
Mr. I;n"" hnd h'' ~ ~ her h"in".
~ ""u" Wu",Ir Tlr'"i. uuIil about tw"
vrrkr nEn Ih" InuI r"up" Of weeks
she hnh bon abb 4" D." "ui. l"%l"r-
dny -Iir mul her dnurhI"I. Mrs. Laura
Hrtrrn w"I'' stumbling ~ l'rIlE" hh'i
Wruf Market "ir.rI%. waiting to taxi" y
south Wheeling car Tor homo. tn"
woman appeared t. step dawn FROM III"
Curb unsl.I,Iily nnh her daughter took
hold Of her arm /" steady her. Will"
Nr. IrIrgs SIN held {" her mother
nrm the wnmun rullupS"d. She WAS
rnrrlrd into II loom in tho St"n" "
Thomas stnr" and n physician WAS sum
tinnrd but sh" WIS dead when tho doc
tor arrived
Mrs lt"s" was - y"nrE of age. SIN"
Was horn IN ohio county and lived IN
Whr"llnr practically all her liro. Re-
sides her husband $h" leaves tw" SONS
Earl At home and hInu, nj East Wheel
Iur.-nnd ~" dnuSht"rS--Mrs. RrigeS
md Miss Loretta.
Funeral arrangements Will NOT hr
c"mul"lrd until after the inquest IS
held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
M0UNDSV|LLE To
H0N0RDR. BRUCE
WELl-KNOWN PHYSICIAN TO OBJ
SERVE NlNETlETH BIRTH
DAY TODAY
Has practiced Medicine Continuously
in Marshall County Seat Sixty
nine Years.

Today in his beautiful home at
Noundsville Or G. W. Bruce will qui-
city celebrate his ntnctieth birthday
anniversary. The day will be one OF
interest 70 hundreds OF people not
only in the Marshall county seat but
in Wheeling and elsewhere in wide
scope of territory where DR.. Bruce IS
so we'll known and highly esteemed.
While no formal celebration OF the doc
tors birthday was planned. great num-
hers of friends will call al his HON"
10 express their good wishes 10 the
city's oldest resident. Many similar
birthday greetings will 90 10 Or
Belce's home by telephone and
through the mails.
SiXty-nine ears III The history or
Moundsville have n"cn written since
Or Bruc.. hrcuIu'' Il resident OF tn"
town. He cam" to Mnundsylllc from
Ills birthplace AT Winchester. Va. III
lSl8, and prnritr"d medicine rnn'l~u
ously ever Inc" II wn- only recently
that h,. retired FROM the. nrlIv" prar-
lice OF his r:ut,.-lnu b"'utI"' OF hin
nrr In spite ~ hiH 40 YEATS h" lis re-
uarknhly we'll preserved
He followed hin prof"rni"n Tor the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
AUTOPSY SHOWS FRACT URED skull;
A55A|[ANT5 SURRENDER To JA|[ER
JOE JOANES, VICTIM OF JULY ATH
ASSAULT. DIES AT TIE
COUNTY HOSPITAL.
Elmer Sill and n. C. Mcintyre For
maIiy Charged With Murder
Held Without Bond.

An autopsy performed upon The
hndv II Joseph Johnrs. Eirhlnnd dis.
,rirl foreigner who died yesterday ni
The county iuiirmnry hospital. re-
vented Il fracture at lhr bns" nr til"
skull II. E. Mrintrr" ana Elmer Sill
are held I'm the county jail. without
hnnd, ON charges OF rrst drrrr" r,ir-
der. They are alleged To hnr" nv
snuIird .Iuhnra on Tenth street. near
the end ut HE Suaprnslun bridge. the
morning nr July i
I'pun learning that the victim ar
their nIlrE"Il assault wnH dead. Mrln'
lvrr and SIN. with their alinrn"y. j,
Harold fireman.. appeared al TN" JAIL
Yesterday nrtcrnnun mud surrendered
Themselves to Jnilcr Bert Mcdonnell.
Wnrrnnrn charging them with first d"-
rrro murder. iHsurh by Squire X. Il.
Hobbs. wcro served on them at IN"
JAIL
Inhncs expired nj the county hnH'
pitul yesterday morning. Coroner
Hobbs. with Assistant Prosecuting At
tornoy Carl G.. Ilnchmnn. hrd hr. j. r.
Marschncr and Dr E. W. tlirrrt. cuun.
" physicians, perform IN autopsy at
the innrmary.
Early tho morning OF tho Fourth
Johncs was found lying on Tenth
street. seriously wounded. Ito waS
rushed 10 the North Wheeling hnspil-
nl and did not regain CONSCIOUSNESS"
for five days. Whrn he did rrgnn
consciousness he was partially para
lyzcd. Or. Marschnrr had him re-
moved to the county hospital.
Soon after III" assault Chief OF 20
lice J. G.. Sill arrested Mcintyre anu
Elmer Sill in the Severn boarding
house. A woman nj whose place OF
! business they are said TO have Al
tempted to start trouble told III" CHIEF
she Witnessed the assault. and idcn-
titled Sill and Mcintyre. The prison
rrs were fined in police court and sent
10 the workhuusr. Police Judge
Marsh Watkins later issued bench
warrants for them and released them
on bond pending the outcome OF
! JohurS' wounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
OFFICERS CONFER
Heads Of Boys Brigade OF wheeling
d istrict Plan to Entortatu Com
rades" Hero.

Arrangements Wrr" mnIl' AT TIA" meet
INK al The officers IL thu Toys l!rIg:lu
.ur America 81 line Wheeling district
yesterday IT, Tr'civ" HnI entertain the
hrlGaIr officers from over the ErraItr
part uf WEST virginia and Eastern uhIl
In this city ON ar about August ID. Tho
exact dutr ~ IL h" announced later.
Tia" meeting IL t"r IL" purpose of put
Ting new If" INFO Tn" organization IN
This SrCiiin. to arrange for an annual
"nrampm"ul every summer for the ohio
and West NirHinin companies and IT,
tax" NJ other mHit"rS uf importance.
At the conference rlnH$ W.T." iIiaur
la solicit nrw members and /" hnr"
tlIu>r who HAY" dropped out from tim"
To Time lu rr-rulist IN tn" brigade. 'Fh"
meeting was presided over hy General
II. t.. r'HlhahauEh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
Psrlonals and Briefs.

Curtis Springer. traffic COP of Point
Mills. has hid his motorcycle over
hauled. aud is now out again, hfter
slight accident last week
Dr. n,ld Mrs. X. NJ. Pcdicord. and son
Noel. and Mr.. and Mrs james Hutchinson
Of Elm Grove. will leave today for camp
wildwood on big Wheeling creek.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. h. Sample Of West
Alexander. have returned home after
spending the the past several days the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Maxwell
Of the Rnu:y's Point road.
Miss Helen Anderson ur West hlrNan-
der has returned home after visit ut
ST. Clnirsvillc
Thumns ls"ll and son Howard. Miss
Gertrude Gibson and Miss Marie Nc
Conn, Of West Alexander. Attended In"
,hntIlnuuuu hGing held ut Washington.
In. Sunday "yrnImg.
Mlaa Margaret Morris. IT West Alien
under l. Waiting relatives IN A~hlnhuln
ohio.
MIrH rrurl NrrmllIlnn. "i Wheeling.
wna Waiting TrluiIv"n Ia West AlrAhn-
der Ter tn" I'mnI rrvrInI 'lnNn
u:r"r Th"ruhuIr. at f"r'm View, VIII"
In rmrl"y"d with the Ih'II T"Irph"u"
""mrnny md VIII. wan waiting hIn par
EITm"nt
Raymond N"'n"T. IT t'l"uW God Wh"
Ia nIn" ,,uIl"y"I hy thr IrII l'""rlr nnd
wh" was vi"iiru: ht" rnr"ntw. han nlT"
returned To- EnrIuunt
t:lnhlu Mounts. the ynung daughter
Of Mr. and Mrv r.nrI M"uuI". 81 r:!u
hrr aunt IN Wt"t Alr>nnd"r for tin"
pnst week.
Miss Margaret f;"r,I"n. az West Alex
HnGrr. 10 runin"d t" her home On lr-
count "r illness.
Mrs Elijah r,yl"r. Of SprinGdalr. and
Mr.. ard Mrs Earl Taylur. at North
Wheeling. spent Sunday in M"unhsvii;r.
T.. l.. SandcrsJn. OF Cleveland. was
an Elm Gr"v" bu"ImrSS caller yesterday.
T"Ld Moore. Ell PITTSBURGH. visited
his parents in West hlcALndrr during
thu past week md.
The IrEulur meeting nr the ErsSi"
Shaw Mission band. "i TN" Si"nG Tres
hyirrian church It Elm Grove. VIII be-
held IhIa evening IN the church pnrIors
Mrs Edward NIR"r. at elm Grove. /"
Threatened with mn mtIHCk II Typhoid
IrN"r.
NJ y. IInli"Il. 81 M"renmiuHrn. In TIA"
I:u',i al rrlhIlNra In lulI"rs"Ii.
Tn" Sriuairrr' club. 81 W"or Al">mu.
der. held their rrRulnr m""Iiur InrI
evening ut ia" h"mnr ct MInn f'I"rn Arm
nirnnp The young In!I'r spent II pIrnn-
ant evening in different hi,"raI"nu.
Ih" ELM t:rnV, I'IK" 1T kmightn at
I'yIhInn h"id their regular wa, kiN meet
INK lnn night IN ID" lodge r'"rur
Hour 'Iny camp ~" T"ra M"d"ru
Wrml,n.u t,T America. 81 Elm i.I,IV,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
MONEY.

NEW YORK. .ImlY l6--Mrrcnntlln
paper. 4. 0ia.. sterling. 20 dizzy BILLS.
So. commercial 90 day biIl". t4.IIL. {:
runud. St.76&: cables. Si.'i as.
f'rmnrr. demand. t1.'Il? "nhl"s. t5.Ti "a
t;uildcra. demand. ~ 3-lfc, cnhlcS. |
3-lG I.Irrs. demand. *'.2"'2: cnh"%
S72li.. NuhlcH.. d"nnudS "".?H. cables
s23I5. Par silver. S!'4r. Mexican dol
lars. 6S7sC. Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Tine loans hrm"r: 80 days md 90
DAYS. 4G41: six months. L. IA.
call money strong: high. 10: low s:
ruling rate c: last loan S; closing bid I:
nfYnrnd ut S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
Rnnnnet Next wool.

The banquet for the members or mo
Excelsior Eihl2 class nf the stone Tres
bvirriun church of Elm Grove. which
waY to hnv. been held "Wednesday even
Ing, will hc hrld some time next week.
|: WAS poStp"ucd on account OF IN" m
faniile paralysis scare. Mrs K. VI. PED
icur,. trnChrr Of TN" class. Is giving tn"
nrrnir, and if the tim" proves Shll%ihr-
tory. the boys will gather III IN" church
parlors next week with their friends nnd
en- low Il hig feed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

Cluskcy. Jr.. announced yesterday that
he hopes to have the paving at Fulton
completed and the Fulton road orened
By the first of August. Stringer' d
Springer are making rapid progress
with the preparation OF the paving bed
with the assistance Of the county prie.
on rond crew. p
TO determine II we'll and spring
water may be responsible for the cases
Of typhoid fever in Wheeling. Heauth
Commissioner w. T. Etzer yesterday
sent sample or water from several
springs mud wells TO the state uniVer-
slty laboratories ut MorHantown TOT
analysis.
AT mn informal conference nttcndGd
by CITY Manager u. o. Maggie and repre-
srnIntivrn or thr fairgrounds hhsocla-
tlnn. the niivlnubIlliy or the city taking
over tho Fairgrounds wan discunhed. No
drrislnn wnn reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
That Tired Feeling

nj This season Of the year Is caused gen.
orally by constipation. Indigestion. olS-
orders or stomach, liver or Kidneys. or
mn accumulation OF toxic poisons on tho
body. 1t is natures way of telling you
tbni +, needs the precious mature herho
contained in bulgarian Blood Tea 10
rcnr the body OF waists matter mo ~
,nnr ana regulate the system. A 50-ccnt
nnckarr lasts for months. Get ono to-
day. and during these hot months Keep
the Inner body pure and clcon. IL means
sparkling eyes. clcnr brain. pure hioou
nud "A healthy body.
If vou nrrf.r tnblrts nsk for r. u. r.
IlrnlIh Tablets Purely vegetable. shte.
rrrtuin and convenient.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
THIS is CHILDREN'S
DAY AT WHEELING PARK
Park Management Will obH"rvo Trird
Day Of Season for KiddloH.

T"-duy tn" kiddi"s VIII" were hr"'"nt
at The last rhidrrn'S day outing Will
again l." -, Wh"rliug Park. I" enjoy mn
other DAVIS pIrasur" and fun. Many
more. will II" doubt attend. M this dny.
which tn" management have aGr""nhly
set aside for the youngsters. IL growing
in favor fith them. TIL" usual interest
Ing athletic program. which Is ON" ot
the features uf the day. will he carried
out provided the weather permits.
All youngsters under the age or -
years. when accompanied by their par
ents ar adult guardians, will no admitted
TO the park free. and given rides on
tn" different amusement devices. This
makes; tn" third day Of Inns kind during
this sr;tHun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
BIG RooMING HOUSE LIST
rs FURNISHED THE POLICE.

1t was learned from Il rrlihhl" SQUIRE"
lu,i night that Ia. polio" hay" been inr-
ntsfI"d with II list "r something like my
alleged fnM'' roaming hnuHrS which m"
said T., h,' operating III wheeling. inc
nav administration has been rhi'liiiE SOY
cIll such rln'cA HnrlnH IN" present
month anil II * "Np""t"h TINT Il Er""t
nnny more 4iirh raids VIII tab" place
Ia tn" nc>i f"w days If tn" polio" IN
V"atIEnii"n NrrIil"a TIT" report uhd" ny
the I"rs"u' VIII" turned In the lists OF
rLOIninH houses.