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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
s(ns Der ReliaionsitnnSe.

9rin' in Der 56ap mar NAL ne 2ebr',
9ab @ptt iiberaa 3ugegen mar.
Die 2sbrertn, bic gibt ii6 Wiiib',
9enn bas berItebn bic ainber ME.
r9sntt eudl. es lit bic 3e6nu6rz9aus',
SIR aEIe feib i'm SoIe braus',
sd bin dIleiu i'm 3ilumer bier.
Wer 1T benn trobbem nod BET mira
8u, @ennden Jag, met 1T benn bas?"
Der Serr 2ebrer ais Der 5tpsitsn
SfoT'p
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
sIns ainbernlnnn.

Nus Glsdeug aufTab6tft:
gteine Sportofe. sd babe cine I90ne
Spdrfafie, bic mir neinc 5anfe emma
gcIhsntt bat. 0itie 1T Gin S6neiH unb
bot i'm appf ciHta ed)lis. no sas @slo
hintinlpmmi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
eidteres 9eide,,

sSit es ssipib, baB ibr olg @egeniibtr
ben glaturpart betommt94
s@ana bsitimnt. Der 9allsberr bdt
mid fhpu ssitsiesrt.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
aus Der snuitansStelIuno

ssIb, srldubsn eit. TT bisfs Statue
Serracoitd2"
pgleinl Sd sldube. iOsben gsb6rt su
hdbeu, es iei eisOrge qBuibiugton."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-22
tint aodlapfel raid nnb iparinm 80
idl1len,

ldBt man iie tpenige ettunDen in TitDtn.
bem NdFtr dufipearn nnb tut fie bdndd)
fpfOrt in taItes 0aFeh sic ldTen Fh
6anp absteben unb es gebt penig bon
BEN unter Der S4aEe befiubli9en Rdbts
itoffeH perloren.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
WINS POINT in SUIT
AGAINST EX-SHERIFFS
Judge r. N Addleu1nn Hands Down
Opinion IN Favor OF County
mi5sionerS.

Judsc H. g. H"rvry in part II OF the
r:r..Gi, court yesterday handed down an
opinion 'vrrrulIng tho motion III Al
.urnry Nelson {. Hubbard for the re-
leas, Of N" citizens Trust and Guar
anty company as security for rA-@h"riffS
u. II. Taylor and William n. Clemens IN
the litigation nf the county commits.
S!un"rs against tn" former officials. Al
:orn"r Il. A. Mexico represented the conn
missihncrr and j. Il. Handlan. n" d"tcn-
dantS.
Til" SUI: against the plaintiffs hnH
he"n in. court q long tim" and the
county socks 10 recover funds amount
ing % about $4,000. alleged :" h" duo
trnal the Cx-sh-rirfs. Tho books were
audited by III" STATE tax commission.
ending ~. amount alleged due the
county from lhe former officials. Later
ne matter was referred To Attorney 81
T. Cullinan as. special commissioner
whose report was filed some time ago.
Tho decision Of JudEe Addl"man yes.t"r-
dag WIS hiE poi'r' %~n by The county
cs1n rnisSonerA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
| MRS, NORDLINC OF
COLUMBUS SAYS
TITS WONDERFUL"
II Shall Keep Wentworth in my
Medicine Chest AL the
Time" She Declares.

This striklnsly convincing Merry
Worth endorsement was given o.!
Mrs. Nordling a short time ago Whll"
at Bacrs Pharmacy. Wheeling. Now
read her reasons for the use OF that
eloquent word "Wondertui.
II was exceedingly nervous and my
system in a terrible rundown conui'
ton. had stomach trouble and IN
digestion so severe thar NY l""I
would fermcn, and would hrich up
some sour and bitter stuff! EaGl:
cnnstipateu did not ;:ct any ""Sttui
sleep. but tossed about many h"'lrS
during the night. was VERY weak.
Pains in my side and back caused NJ"
much misery. After using ono bot
tie OF Wentworth MY AILMENTS
HAVE ALL DISAPPEARED and fee.
rs well as ever. strong and VIGOROUS.
Il is a wonderful remedy in rs NuIcN
and permanent results. and | Shal!
keep it in my medicine chest al al
times. recommend it 10 rV"ryon"
needing tho relief obtained.
MRS. CHARLES NpRpliNG
HoS 9TH Ave. Cufu!nh"S. q.
Your dollar back ~ Ea"T$ l'"GS
Stores. Wheeling. If NrrT.Wcrth does
not hearfjr YOU.
Wentworth is sold At Wirwnud h!
W. r. Mcnamara: Fulton. Fulton
Pharmacy: Mingu Junction. Moor"
Bros; Martins F'e,-y. Ra!*tnn ~ rar'
ker: s., Clairsvillc. Patterson X
Sens: Darn"svilln. Hill"s Bros: CAM.
"rrn. Cameron Drug CO.: SiS:rr:Nill".
Z. r. DisQuc: New MaTIirSvilln. Horn.
brooks Drug Store: MnunGSv.il". j.
II. Beam Drug CO.: Bridgeport. S"lhy
& Rerd (Denr Pharmacl): Friia'r".
Dankwor;h Bros: paden City. Mn"'
gan Bros: West Alexander. +. X. Me-
Conn: EdcTood. E;dewuoI Pharmacy:
Elm Grove. Blum's Pha7mlcy: H"n-
wood. Rrn1ood Drug Co.: MrM'rh"a,
Carroll'S Pharmar:: WrliShur". Il.
ElSon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
FEELS LIKE: She
DID 30 YEARS AGO
Mrs. Lavery Thought Her Time
for This World Short.
Hands Swelled So She Couldn' t
Do Her Knitting
Wouldn t Take Ten Dollars a
Bottle Tor the Good Tanlac
Is Doing Her.
Il WIS on the flat OF my back il

u Wis on the fiat OF my back in
I'D W.;'. m.rvuus prostration when l
>}aI.cI taking TaE!ac. but now feel
IL w,II u. ! did forty years ago. said
Mls. sarah !.",r:y. WHO resides AT 533
f.nr.fun street. Nashville, Tenn. some
linz $50.
Il n;ui been in bad fix this way for
:: LON: lime" she continued. MY
stomach would give me- severe pain,
and | had fearful sick hcadacheS anu
wou'n have attacks If dizziness. NY
!:tllcy; we're affected. and ! began TO
have rheumatism Of the worst kind
.Nv ;nui$ were all swelled and MY
hands were so puffcd up | couldn't
hold Il knitting needle. ! was so nclH-
nrs and nnstrUnG that ! would cry IT
vou crooked Il finger at me, and ! had
begun Ia think my time for this world
va short.
well. sir | wouldn't tnke $40 4
bottle for III" good this Tanlnc is no
n@ mo feel twenty years younger
already. Ny nerves are as quiet as
lamb. | can cat anything ! want With
IN, in" least bit Of trouble. and my
rheumatism is disappearing. can
knit al | want to. and am in good hrl'
nor all the time. ! feel like nothing
could have done AL this for me but
Tanlar. and want verybody IN know
ah0U. IT,"
The genuine Tanlac is sold In Wheel
Ing by {. Il. GrirSt & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
About People
Movements ct lnd'vicuaii to
and From ths CltS.

Mrs. ". D. Fulfuer. Of Fifteenth
street. will arrive home today from
Columbus, after spending Sho:; visit
with her mother.
Nathan Harrison. we'll known loan
broker, returned home today atfec l
snort stay in Pittsburgh.
Miss Elizabeth Broycrman is visit
ing Mrs. Joseph Slone. OF He:inini".
Pa
Miss Frances Rroverman. 4 ". V. T.
student. is expected home over the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Mr.. and MIS- J. H. Penman. with
their baby son George Robert. who
have been in the city fu: n" past
month. left for their home in Pits
burgh. yesterday. Mr.. Penman IS cun-
cerned with the Bell Tclnp hnn" com.
pany il the capacity of inspector.
A. f. Sinks. general secretary Of tho
Associated Charities. is still confined
TO his home By illness.
Mrs. 2. ". Sinks. who has been Wis.
ting her son. Mr.. A. f. Sinks. OF ;his
city. has returned TO her i!onn in
Cleveland.
Miss Mary Kearns. Of Wt"rron. ".
Va. was in the city Tor the weekend.
Thomas N. Love. Of Philadelphia.
is on the city on short business trip
connected with the Court Theatre.
Il. Tule. Of the NcLain apartments.
is confined to his home by illness. Mr.
Tule is connected with the Wilson
Packing Company. and his many
friends will be very sorry 10 hear of
his indispositinn.
Samuel F. Nixon. owner OF str'n%
OF theatres, including the Court thea
ire. accompanied by his daughter
Mrs. MirilnCor of Philadelphia, Pa.
will BE- the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Beh7ens OF Woodsdalo, for a
few days.
Miss Hettin Hazlets will be he
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hazlntr OF North Main street
during the Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Hazlett is attending school a
Margaret MorrisonS school in Pitts
burch.
Francis Wood will arrive homo from
Carnegie Tech for the THANKSGIVING
holidays.
Mrs. Rose Schenerlein OF the Island
has returned home after a seven
weeks visit to friends at Madro. Nan
Sas and Lincoln. Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ed. Schenerlein Of
y. Broadway street, Island will spend
Thanks-ivinc With Mrs. ScheuerIein's
sister. M~< Charles YOUNG Of Johns.
town. Pa
John pudl"v sill r"turn from LehIch
University. Philadelphia. Pa. for 4
visit over Thanksgiving with his
mother. Mrs. Dudley OF s. Eoff street
Miss Mary Samurs has returned TO
her home in Martins Ferry. after a
brief visit with her sister. Miriam or
Pittsburgh.
, Miss Mnrgare; Thomas OF Sixth
street. Martins Ferry. will leave TO-
morrow evening for SteubenY!lle,
where she will spend THANKSGIVING
with friends.
Jack TDstlc OF Pittsburgh, will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
NEWS BRIEFS

Police r0ur. yesterday morning w $
rornrnScd at twelve ordinary drGnkS.
All were given th" usual FIN. tn" ma
juri;y weGC sent Ia tlIr Mnrhi."uS". lie
,.l<,. "f Samuel Iloon'. arrested rs BON
g: suspicious character. WAS continued
un,:l this morning. El""m insisted upon
having :. lnwy"r ~ i"tcnd Kim.
The Pastors AID society ut tho Sec
nnd United Presbyterian church VIII
hold \ bake sale ut III" Geo. f.. Stlf"l
S!nrc on "Wednesday. November -. All
nrticlcs suit1bl" for THANKSGIVING VIII
hr on sale.
TIL. Ladies' Aid Of the Warw"nd Luth-
rra,l church will hold :: bake s;tir at tn.
Si"r" & Thomas St"T" "n IN. day h"-
tr-.. Misunderstanding Al! d"licncir& vii!
b., IN Keeping with til" season.
DIR. NJ H. Williams. c.iy health Of
i.,rr. stated yrs1"r,;ty That the ILLINOIS
angrn removed lr"'u he Eichlnnd dis
t-irt to- The psf hoWS,. suffering with
smallpox IS getting :,l"r- nicely AS
&;s:;lui ely Health officer John \.
brewster t. Tho! TRAINED uurs" IN att
tendance. DR. Williams said shat the
negro evidently contracted tt" con-
tagi"n IN IN. southern Part Of tn" stat
near Huntingdon
,Y.mc,s az. Ia; ~" row traffic or
d:nnncc viii NOT hrr"inr effective FRI
dsy. December !. C"unr;! "iii act np"n
tn mater tonight L" hay" The oT;tuancr
put IN effect January !.
Attorney Austin Nrrh"'s Wood WAS
admitted y,.S;cr'iay /" r'ra", in Ia" CIR
cult court hy Judc" L. Nj. AdH!"m1n,
residing.
TuH - was pulled yesterday L; noon
fer i fire in The J. y. M"l.auEhlin
blacksmith sEo. NJ No. !" SiAi"'nth
street. Tho hl;,ar was caused ~ u
spark from the forge falling into som"
ShavlnGS. The Sa"p WAS *hGHtiy
burned The loss WIS small. y" one
was in III" place 1T the tine.
Many deeds and similar instruments
have hcn left for record Al Ia" ufG!C"
of IA" county clerk during tn" past
w"k to avoid payment al tao w"r ;;,N.
which becomes "rfr,tiv" Saturday.
Deeds conveying sihn or mo!r ~ "r"i'-
crly must bear 30 cents in stamps.
Oih"r Instruments must carry "hr
STAMPS Stamps MAJ l." obtn'u"d NJ
the lntrrnal revenue office. Federal
building.
Jack Alien and Sam Illusion q: Pitts
burrh. charged with stealing; T.. I.
Eurkham's automohil" a Cow weeks Hc".
w"ro "muEG"d" by III" police depart
mont yesterday. I'oth m"u ar" being
held ~ the county jail for the January
Grand jury.
Norris Mcknight. VII" raised r"n-
rral disturbance in Fifth street Sa;rr-
day night. WAS fined g." and cost !nr
disordcrly conduct and s: aiii costs for
Drunkenness in police court yesterday.
Io was charged with running john
Jones out Of III" Hoffman r"omrnG
house with two pistols Justice ~ The
Peacr L." T. p"hhS discouraged him
from custody following tn" hearing on
tn" pistol charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
FERRY DRAFT BOARD
REPORTS ON CLAIMS
ON CLAIMS OF EXEMPTIONS FILED
BY MEN EEAN1I:2 Ed L AST
TUESDAY.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
PARKERSBURG P. M.
IN RESIGNATION,
PENDING CHARGES

rNt:khESEl III. " ~. Nov. D.
Si,ms rnw,.il. postmaster for Iarkcrs-
burr: has icr,irr"i his resignation to
i'ns;rrn.:r' t;"n"ral li"rlr:iUu. according
SO annr,Inr"iH"n; mad" her" today, p"nd-
ing tn. 1I!,c"n.: "t r.inrE'a which II IS
sa,d w"r' prosecuted I" IN" federal grand
mr.. ~ I!lilirr: ~ n" last term Of
.uu-; h! m Inspector. Postmaster
Tow oil states thor" is n" truth IN In.
charges nnt shat h" w'll H. abb I" rc-
mt, IEnIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
MAN BEATEN Up IN
BELLAIRE ALLEY

.!ohu So.l;t. foreigner. was round NJ
II o'ClocT last night lying in an uncon-
%cious condition i'll Plum alley. Btlia!re'
toy UfiIcrr liuy"r. He was taken 10 inc
police station. where DC. hiS'.r exam
iI.rd him aui ordered his removal To the
city hospital.
Soshl rrs@:ucd consciousness later.
and said tha: ~ had been assaulted ana
robbed nj 50. hut could civ" M Glow
70 his aSsai!an; The police arc WORK
inS lol t:-c case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27

The guest OF local Friends .Tharkscir'
ing.
James M"t'!urr who has been AZ
tending at University al Pl;ish;iTSh'
'Vi!l arrive home tomorrow evening l."
>psnd Tho week with his parents. ir.
and Mrs. John MGClurc ul South Front
r:;rctS.
II. II. rhiln. o. t.as' Wheeling. Wa
in Nniwond. Ohio. yesterday on huSl'
ErS>.
Emerson Jacobs Of EoilanSbe'c. rt-
turned hem" "Sterdar. after being tl'
e,&.St Of local !rirnGS fu: = few days.
NJ aaI Mrs. Frank Riggs ri South
broadway street. arr The proud par
EMS W tHn pound baby boy. AZ
rived Yesterday
Fred Young Of 3rooklyH. y. Y. was
in the eli! Sunday. ana i"f' y"Sirr-
day for Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
G. F. HILDEBRAND MEETS
WITH BAD ACCIDENT

:: J.: Hid. brand. Il member Or the
fUrni;uT" 'iTi undertaking arm nt From
user AMI liiiGr!,ranI. South Wheeling. IL
suffering: fruiH u St:,rc injury Ia his
I.f; wrist. r.,ri.r,! when IL slipped :Lilu
ell in Twc"ty-..vrnt:l street near hIl
h"m" :;uurIn! n!rhI, while returning from
church.
IN falling Nr. !iilGcl'rani al!Ghicd up
"a his hand AMI IA some MANNER Icll up
on Iii: irfi i.ani. tearing in" llSnn"iiLS
., the wrist. 'rh" SiLrwlr; had been
mad. slippery by boys cuastinG upon
X.
'Thc physician who attended Mr.. lih-
d,hran: niG :Ent It viii hc many weeks
,.ror, h.. can Use The injured hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
DEL GAlNOR, BASE
BALL STAR, ENLISTS

BOSTON. My. 26.--D"I t;ainor. OF Ell
kins. West Virginia. substitute first
haSrman of the Boston American league
baseball club. enlisted ut tn" boston
navy yard today us "A first class yoe-
man. He will report for duty next
Monday.
Jack Barry. Duffy Lewis. Chick
Shorten and Ernie Shore. all'of the Red
SoX. have alrcndy enlisted at the Bos-
ION yard AS has IRA bbit-' Meanwhile,
OF the Boston Nationals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
EGGS IN STORAGE.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is. - Cold
storage holdings OF case eggs were
larger by G97.6T3 cases on November
Il than they were Il year ago. Total
stocks reported today by the depart
;ncrt Of agriculture amounted to
: .G929i0 cases. Holdings decreased
Ia porcen: from November ! TO IS.
with 4 decrease Of 21.T per
cont during that period last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
STEUBENYILLE

TEI-PE%NlLLE. o. Nov. c6.--Mrs.
Helen FrazGia. aged - years attempted
to kind" Kitchen fire NJ h"r home ut
Eldersvillc, Ia. near here. with kerosene
The oil ovI.iN,l"d. iSn!ird her clothing
and hcfnrr aid ruuld reach her she was
burned from head 10 foot Aficr SUI
frrirG trrrihir agony. sh" dicd IN an
ambulance enrOntr IN u StnuhCnvtil"
hospital NcighhnrS who heard the w"-
mans croan1s. found hcr lying Oh the
floor. hor clothes burned from her body.
her hair turned Off and her flesh
burned 20 2 crisp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27

The local whnrCh''Ht' is partly sub
merged to-day. The result nf 4 collision
with the steamer Ruth sunday night
In making fast 10 III" wharf. IN" kuth
bumped with terrific f"rcr into IN" SID"
az ;hc wharfb"at. opening hole In
.La hull below tn" wIt"rlnr. Tn" bon:
s,.,l; gradually until ii rested on tie
hott,,,p in six fr,.; uf water. Arrange
,r"r,+ wcr" !ctrE mads 10 have ~
ra!,.cd today The FAN extent az thr
dar,ncc t. thu boat IS rot known Th"
Euih Was urlaTIH%ci.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
INJURED IN MINE

Nicholas Senatoreas. aged twenty
five. is in a serious condition at the
Martins Ferry hospital suffering from
injuries received 1T tho Rayiand mine
Of tn. Pittsburgh Coal company ycstcr-
day. ScnatnrcIs was caught between
tw" cars AMI had his right foot crushed.
He was taken to the hospital whore it
was necessary IL amnutatc TWO toes.
ScnatorcaS lives nj Rayland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
No Drastic CuTtai|ing
Of Automobile Production

WASHINGTON. Nov 26.-prastit
currn:l,nrnt uf passenger automobile
pr,r!uc,irn, which has b@rn talked OF
since ihN manufacturers were called
In:n. conference recently with tho hd-
v!erry commission ~ ;hc Council of
Natiomn! I.lcnS" has l..,.n found unnrc
c,,S>nry according 10 "Hr""t advisers OF
thr commission. !'aci!t'"S Of tho plants
were sad today 10 h" sufficient for
handling government work now in sight
and s,i..,l manufacturers hav" given as
surancr that they can supply all the
metal needed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
PsoF, FRANKLIN MATHEWS.

NEW YORK. No.. -G.---Trot. Franklin
Matthews. OF IL" faculty. or the Column
b!a University School or J"urnaliSm
G!cd suddenly on q ram entering the
cay today. il" was - -cars nf age.
l'ruf. Matthews was a native Of St
JOSEPH. M,rh. and had been connected
with The rkiiadctphl- i-rcss, the New
York San and III" New York Times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
MRS. MARY P. M'LAUGEL1N.

PHILADELPHIA. N"V ~. $3.50 Mrs
Merry i. Iaurhlin vii" ot Henry y.
l.auchlin. tho retired l'ltiStnl"Ea ~t"r!
manufacturer. died ~ her h"m" her"
toiay. Thu LauGhlins haze lived h"r"
since the retirement of Mr.. l.huEhHH
from the activ" management "t IN"
Jones' 4 LaushliA Steel company. eight
years ago.
T.forr her marriage. Mrs G.aurhl!n
WIS Miss Mary l., E""d "t Washington.
Ia. The funeral viii b" held her" To-
morrow Ind iAt"rm"nt will b" in i'iitS-
hurgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
CASES APPEALED.

S. N. Matthews. who was recently
fined in police court for conducting a.
gambling house ut 1921 Market street.
filed an appeal in the Criminal Court
yesterday.
II. McColIoch. who was also convict
cd in police court on charge Of loiter-
ing in Matthew'S place. also filed an
annEai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
Taught O Lesson.

'T-nclo SAM damn r"hhcr." This ~
.crrncr BY an Austrian ut .hr Pan
ITar,I'n railroad ticket ufilc" when IL"
VS. called ur'N {" pay tn" war tax OF
ticket. mt witN swift Justice. \
man standing hrhi1G Kim seized him hr
:hc nrcl, and shock him until IL a2"l0-
ri%cd to Uncle Sam and begged Cor
mercy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27

a native Of Connecticut His Inst active
duty was as commander of the Pacific
fleet retiring in JUL! 1919. after 'i'i-
irg this position year. Previously
Admiral Cuwtcs has h'"n commander or
the United Stat"S nav.l station in fia-
vant and also Il! TIC mead ~ In" Asia
tic fleet. T.
Adnlrl Caw!cs was L brother -: ;rar
Admiral William sheffield t"wi'~. -
tired. OF tarInInSt"n. Conn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
Obj 7 ljARY.
BuckEaGncn Services

Funeral services for the late Jacob
who passed away at ;h"
family home near Dallas, will h" held
this AFTERNOON, at two O'clock. Inter-
mcnt VIII be mad" nj the Dallas ccnc-
iIry.
Mr.. Eurlhannnn died Sunday after n
brief illness He WAS in his S!Nty-llrst
year. and Is survived by his wife ann
TWO d:.!rhi"rs. Esther and Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27

Fun.r services will hc held today
f"r ;i.. late Mrs. Mary =. M"r"lrmd. who
di,L Sunday a. III" North Wheeling hos
riiul. after Il lr!"i illness Deceased
va, IN her ..r."u!y-thlrd var. and WIS
tin. syiduw ct The late Henry M"rcland
TN" services are /" il" held from the
bono 81 her daughter, Irs. Harry Gard
Der @: Grr.;.;SIlt' and thr remains vii!
nr taken IL S;'uhrnvill2 for burial
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EROS START TO
CUT EACH OTHER UP
bottom Blacks Taken IN by Of
Plannagan-Ftye DRINKS
Locked Up

pf Beech BOTTOM negroes.
er and Jordan. gos into At!
on q Bridgeport car last
they got off tn: car and
fficer Flanagan. who locked
sxt,argc OF disord"rly con
Is sid that one Of IN: nc%rnc )
81 attack the other with knives.
kSfv Prevented from their carving
go by pedestrians who called the
|ss Another Beech Bottom negro
Skessd up later for being drunk on
ctand
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\ statement issu"l today by S""r"-
torv Wrs:fall :sh"wa hat tho S'""h':':'
vile rhnnt"r ot ~" Re- 'N''SS h"& y :
fft .rr:nhnrs nnI has fErn!sh"! and
Forwarded - .nfn ri"r-,: 70" military sap
,.'i.. All II" %ri';,.H "r' i"'-' IN ah''i''"r
RI. rnci,,t.. 10 dat. ',"vc h.."r g.! .&S> ~.
mt Disbursements :l:.HiN.St.
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MAJOR ]. D. FERGUSON.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.-Majrr James
ID. Ferguson. former president OF the
FIRST National hunk al Baltimore. and
chief OF STAFF Of General fii.huGh L."
In the civil war. dicd tonight. IL" was
4 native OF Charleston. 5. G.. AND was
SO wears old.
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Personals
inc Uotdr.man cF South
is abb. To be out after \
:ton%iljli%.
iddic l:tt Far "oshinr>
morning. She viii IA
n friend and Will <" from
Lec. 10 visit her brother
station"! there.
betine Moor" has recovered
Iattack Of lartirp".
surch council - Tr'n''% church.
| evening. AT -" c;ii:"A. IN the
monthly meeting.
lw service fax at t':" kntn k!uh
t;+hc corner al rh.rtE-"iGt;th ar'i
.,ec,s is attra;t'u:; ;nn"h "':'-n-
60 " South Sid. people VIII
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keoting Of Boys

,ers Of the Knights ~ Trim
hization Of the Trinity Luth-
will meet this evening IN
sEeekly meeting. All boys
Ef{abers Of the Sunday school
areY asked TO join and attend
dnES
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Great Show

1tinS will witness tho first per-
Of the Kahn klub vaudeville.
at success seems assured TIL"
will be up to the usual high
pf the productions OF the Kahn
will be better than any pre-
kormances OF any plays
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.:nlG rank" third in the value OF
iirskrn prr,ructs shipped TO the United
states IN 1917 The, gold shipments
amounted "a .52a. and the silver
shipments 20 SGs3.S24 The gold ara
>;l:rr srinncnts from the United States
:" ''.'"'-'. during last year amounted &"
SlEGE.h:j
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NEW COAL MINE.

Tic nav!~ and Rouse farms on Short
crook. In RuCfa'n district. Brook" county
has hscr !rasch by several local men,
ar; plans far h::'lGiTr i coal mine ara
no." under VA. Tho company n con-
tcIAr!arinS building long trnmwaT
down ~ Tho short Creek rnrh. from
whHrn tho coal Will transported BY
wognn. River and railroad facilities Of
SHINING ar, rcarh?. and 4 good quality
- cnnl will he shinnnd.
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SIR LEANpER JAMESON.

LONDON. Nov. 2i.-Sir l."andcr jam
ison leader 81 IN" Jamison raid on III"
Transvaal III 1875. shortly before the
I;ncr war. died today in London.
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xy~a Success

1ConfeSsioR" given l:rSt cr''-
members OF the st. hlph0n-
Columbia club was great
rhcrc was 4 good ATTENDANCE"
sum was realized. Tn" play
ged.
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adies Aid to Meet

es Aid society OF ;hc st.
eran church will rl"". tonnr-
IN, in the regular weekly S"s-
I business will be disposed
brit of tho supper :" be s;iv"n
will be made.