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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
MARTINS FERRY
Death Makes Two Visits.

Death came twice 10 the Thomas
home. wcst Of tho city. inside OF twelve
hours. a daughter hcinE called lirst ana
the father last. The first visit was at
tho nome Of Matthew Hanson on the
Mount Pleasant Pike Tuesday evening
Mt o'clock. when Mrs. Matthew Han
son. formerly Miss Anna Thomas. pass
ci away after Il two-wrck's illness OF n
complication of Diseases. Mrs. Hanson
was ~ wears Of age and has been res
id"ut Of this vicinity practically all her
life. Besides her husband she is surviv-
I'd by six children. the oldest being nine
years nf ago. while the youngest is only
nine days old Funeral arrangements
wcrr incomplete last evening but II Is
likely that a. double funeral services
will hc held Saturday.
Tho second visit was nj eight o'clock
yesterday morning. when David Thorn
as. aged 6S years. passed away al tho
ramiIy homo on tic Colerain pike after
y frur-wcc's. illness. Although Mr. Thorn
aS had been i'll for four weeks he did
not take his bed until Saturday cvcn-
ing Mr.. Thomas WAS hnrn IN Wales and
came In this country 50 years ago. talk
ing up his residence in this vicinity. lie
worked in the mills in this city up UNI
Ill f"w years ago. when he retired. Hr-
sides his widow II" il survived Ivy the
following children: David. John. William
and Thomas of this city and Harry. who
is in training AT Camp Grant nj Rock
ford ILL.,. Mrs. David B"nman Of this
city and Miss Lydia AT nome. Funeral
arrangements were incomplete last crcn-
ing but services will probably he held
Saturday afternoon at the same time a.
the Hanson funeral. tho body OF the
body Of the latter having been removed
to the Thomas home last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
To Get Increase.

city employees. including III" chief OF
urlirc. ratralfnnn. drivers uf lii" fire de-
Iarim"nt superintendent nf In" water
works and Ithorcr:; will got Il subStan-
Z ial increase IN wages. This was dccid-
ed uI n meeting Of the city council Us a
rrmmi'r. If til" whole. Tuesday even
ing. AMI aii ordinanr" will be prepared
and submitted 1T the regular meeting
Of tho body u"Xl Tuesday evening.
Some nr tho increases agreed upon fol-
low:
chief Of police sI24 10 s1S5 a month
r.atrolri"n $40 to slnN: fire truck drivers
s:n tn S1Gh: iir, chief So Ia $50; e7nEi-
u,rrs a. water works SCI "a $500 per
div; Slpcrint" ndcnt of water works.
ST. $40 10 $l.GOn per year: l"hnrcrS $50
,n S2.n0 r"r day. TIL" total increase will
amount to about si.60n year and this
has brcr provided for in tho scmi-an-
mraI nrrropria ion passed recently by
th, ritv council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
NO SUCCESSOR FOR
WILLARD; CONGRESS
TO ACT ON new PLAN

WASHINGTON. Jan. I6.-Nith the
announcement today Of the resignation,
Of Daniel Willard as chairman Of. the
War Industries Board. it was intimatcd
that there would be no appointment OF
n new chairman pending action in con-.
grcss on proposals for the creation Of
war supply department or admins
,ration tina, would take over the work
of the industries board as we'll as. that
of bureaus OF the war and navy de-
partments.
The task Of perfectinE the proposed
legislation was undertaken today by the
senate military committee. which tenn
porarily suspended its investigation OF
war preparations for the purpose.
Daily meetings of the committee will
be held until bill for one-man con-
troll Of munitions and supplies is ready
for presentation to the senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
0F FRENCH CHAMBER
.0F DEPUTIES TAKEN IN CUSTODY

atrocities. he has In essentials hardly
changed his political orientati6n. Call
laux welcomed indirect coGrt"sies from
IN. but emphasized the extreme caution
which he is obliged to show. as the
French government. he said. had him
watched even here. He warns lis
against the excessive praise bestowed
upon him by our papers. especially the
Nsue t'rrie PreSse. and desired. on IN"
other hand. that the Mediterranean and
Morocco agreemntS should he. adversely
criticised. Olr praise Injured HIS posi-
ton in France. CaillauNs reception
here was cool His report about Brazil
had nothing new. On his return -
France he will begin 70 reside in his
own constituency. He fears Paris and
the fate of .Jaures.
tSicued) "BERNSTORFF."
Another message which Count Bern
storT has forwarded. was from Ia
vana. az follows:
"Tol.. Rio De Janelro. teleSraphs
steamer Araguaya left Buerno Aires
January 80. The captain is carrying
important papers. Capture very dcsir-
able. raillauX is on board. In case
%: capture CailIaux should in an unoo-
trusive way be- treated with courtesy
and consideration. Can you inform our
cruisers:
(SiEncd) BERNSIoRFF.
The instruction Of the German censor
ship to the German press on June Is.
1917. follows:
For political reasons. It IS urgently
requested that nothing be written about
tho former French Prime Minister Call
laux and that his name not be men,
toned under any circumstances"
This cores poadence. although no OIL
cial announcement to that effect Is avail
able. is made public by arrangement:
with the French government, which de-
sired Its exposure. CatllauH now IL
awaiting trial in. France for treason on
revelations developed by the celebrated
Rnlo PaSha case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
RELIEVES THAT
WHEEzY COLD
Proper Time to Check Cough is at
the First Synptom-Delay
is Dangerous.

II you are still neglectins your
cough, the sensible thing is 10 stop
taking chances and begin taking Or.
Bells Pine-Tar-Honev.
Treatment with this effective bal
sam remedy should give you quick re-
lief. You will notice its soothing ef-
feet on the air passages from the first
dose. As its name implies. it contains
ingredients proved TO allay infamma-
ton. quiet coughing and tickling in the
throat, and to loosen. and expel the
phlegm. Don't lose time from your
work.
Take a dose OF DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey promptly and regularly AS di-
rected. Your cold or cough will be
broken up and its ilt-effects thrown
of. The taste is so pleasant, children
aake it readily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
High School Basket Ball.

The two haSl,,., ball leans of tho high
srhu"l ar" putting in some hard practice
for III. games /" Ia. played Friday and
Saturday. T!r gIrls will Mot heir old
rivals from Whrtliug high ON their
floor Friday "I"u:nG. large number
nr nic. school pupils will accompany III"
tram Ia Wheeling 10 Witness this annual
event. and il should prov" interesting.
i"r In" trans ar" about evenly mulCh"d.
on Saturday evening tn" boys tcalns
play IN" East team from l'arkrrshurG.
". VA. THIS is ono Of the hSl teams
N West Virginia and Il good game
should result. the hnyS team vii! hav"
;hcir regular lineup in for this gam",
aud no doubt will give the l'ark"r*hurg-
Urs a run for their money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
SONNEBORN CHOSEN
HEAD OF CLOTHIERS;
MEET AT WHEELING

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. 10
Wheeling was selected as the 1919 con-
vsntinu city Of the West Virginia Retail
tIuthi"rs' association at ;ha closing scS-
sin to-day Of the organizations annual
convention here.
Herbert +. Sonneborn of Wheeling
was reelected president Of tho organt"a-
ton. Max t'rai;kenbcrccr Of Charleston
and Pert leopold of Fairmont were re-
elected first and second vic" presidents.
respectively. uthcr officers elected were:
William Gibson. Wheeling. secretary:
delegates to the national convention.
William Gibson OF Wheeling. Albert
Schwahe Of Charleston. Max f>rankrn-
berger Of Charleston. Joseph Stern Of
Parkrrsburg. &. X. Oxlcy Of Huntington
and Ben Nathan of rarkorsburg: di-
rectors. Joseph storm * l'ark"rShurG. l..
X. ONlcy. of Huntington and William
Archdeakon Of Grafton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
COUGHS ARE
DANGEROUS NOW
Authority States May Lead to
Grave Complications if Per-
mitted to Linger.
Says Weakened System Apt to
Succumb Easily.

Coughs and people sneezing arc
heard on every side these days in
Richmond, and no wonder. for The
weather has been just right 10 under
mine all but the healthie,;L and most
robust constitutions.
One. Of course, cannot expect to be
able TO brave the elements unurepared,
and systems at all weak or rundown
are naturally more apt 10 lHel its eff
fects. Mr.. JuniuS Jones, residing a,
1881 Beverly street. told Of severe
cough which he contracted some two
years ago. and sore throat. which very
nearly put him down and out, he was
so exhausted and weak.
He said: my cough was my princi-
pal trouble, because spells during the
night prevented mo getting any sleep;
bur along with this my appetite was
poor, and | felt pretty badly all over.
! ThcnI got the sore throat. My sister,
, luckily, had been reading the advcrtiS-
ing, and brought home bottle Of this
wonderful preparation. Tanlac. which
every one seems TO be talking about
and praising 10 the skies. haven't
been troubled with that cough since:
can sleep all night: my appetite is
good. relish everything | eat. and
have rcgained my lost strength and am
feeling fine 1t is truly wonderful how
it has helped nc. andJI am telling all
my friends what It will do for one"
Mr.. Jones' mother. when recently in
terviewpd by "A Tanlac representative,
said: YES. my son was greatly hene-
fitted BY Tanlac. and permanently, 100.
His brothers and sisters have used 1T
successfully since Junius tried it, and
50 have several Of or friends 10 whom
We have recommended il. We know
Tanlac 10 be 4 wonderful remedy, and
cannot praise il TOO highly"
The genuine Tanlac is sold in Wheel.
ing ny e. II. GriCSt & co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
BERTSCHY FINED BY SQUIRE;
RELEASED BY FEDERAL OFFICIAL
CONVICTED ON WARRANT CHARG-
ING HIM WITH RAISING DIS
TURBANCE IN THEATRE.
Reported Accused Will Be Rearrested
by Authorities for Other Alleged
DisloyaI Utterances.

Victor Bcrischy. aged about 81 years,
not connected with the Louis Bert
schv furniture housewife was ar
rested by Sheriff Hastings in the VIC
ioria theatre Tuesday. night for utter.
ing alleged disloyal remarks when
. the chorus was singing a patriotic
song, was arraigned yesterday morn
ing before United States Commission
or George L. Boyd and after hear
Ing of the evidence. was discharged.
Mr.. Boyd stated that there was no
federal act 10 cover the case.
Bertschy stared that he was prompt
ed 10 make The alleged declarations
because Of his unnatural mental con-
dition at the time caused by drink.
He told the court that he did not rea-
lie what he was doing and appar'
! emily was regretful OF his acts.
! Mr.. Boyd later communicated with
! Spccial Federal Attorney John B. VIII
son Of this city. now attending United
States court at ParkerShurg. asking if
. there Is any law under which, Bert
schy may be prosecuted.
! Ii was reported by a county official
! last night thar an act had been found
under which Bcrtschy may he arrested
and tried for his alleged diEloyal ut
lcrances. II was also stated that the
/ federal authorities are going 10 push
the charge against the accused 10 the
limit.
Bertschy was discharged last eve
| ming from local undertaking estab-
! lishment where he has ben employed
! for about 4 year II is said that he has
| been making unpatriotic remarks on
cars between here and Bridgeport for
the past several weeks.
! Fined $40 and Costs.
! Yesterday afternoon Bertschy was
arrested on a warrant sworn out be-
| fore Justice Of The Peace II. G.. Hobbs
| by William Shaler. manager of the
Victoria theatre, charging him with
creating disturbance in public
: place He was fined $40 and costs or
ten days in Jail. Only misdemeanor
could be sustained against him on This
warrant. He paid the fine and costs.
Bertschy told Justice Hobbs that he
regretted his actions. but was drink
ing al the time and did not realize
what he was doing.
/. The several witnesses. including
! two travelling men who sat near Bert
Schy in tho theatre. Sheriff Hastings.
members of the orchestra and several
Of The troupe. testified against the ac-
/ cused at the hearings before Commits
sioner Boyd and Justice Hobbs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
BELLAJRE
Literary Contestants Elected.

The Junior and Senior Glasses Of the
local high SCHOOL mot after school last
evening and ri"rlrd the members OF the
class that will represent them in the
coming contest between IN" two classes.
This contest IS an annual affair ana
will probably il. held the first week in
March,.
This literary contest was won last
%car by N" class Of 1915. and by the
experience hey gained last year should
b" able /" defeat Tho class "f 1919. Great
rivalry rAiSiS between tho twn classes
and on this; account M little amount OF
effort will hr put forward Ivy III" cen
t"stamtS To VIII. Tin" class "f lHlS viii
win the contest If Ih"y arc not n"Ei'-
gent in their preparation for III" biz
event 'rh" contestants who will repre-
sent III" tw" classes are named below.
Seniors 1918 Juniors 1919
Dale Piper Edna Luce
Abe r:neky Debate Margaret Wagner
Taylor Roy John iiamIiion
Antonio tIaSal Grafton AhclIa Wood
Margar"; Ei"tH essay Ella Sldddll
I;oS" MrI'laiu recitation Elizabeth Rob-
insOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
MACK MAKES HIT
BEFORE LARGE COURT
AUDIENCE IN molly

ThcatnrSn"rs were given a rare treat
last evening at the Court at the produc-
non of molly Dear. presented by An
drew Mack. The play WAS typica! az
tn" Irish romance OF to-day. ana It's
staging. with MackS wonderful abltItE
AS an actor. was ono that held every
body present Interested. The Singing
was OF III" hest
III tho afternoon a large crowd WAS
I!Sappuinted. as the matinee perform
au,.c was not given, owing 10 the de-
lay in getting the scenery and equip
mont here. The evening performance
was given at the regular time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
FARRELL AGREES TO
MEET ANY DEMAND

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-.Rcsponsi-
hility for supplying enough steel
plates For government shiphuilding, 20
whatever size the program may be en-
larged. was assumed today by i. A.
Farrell, president of inc United States
Steel corporation. and chairman Of
the American Iron and Steel institutes
steel plate committee. tin told Chair.
man Hurley OF the shipping board if
III" mills were not ready 10 meet any
demands he would make them so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Red Cross Benefit S2l7.25.

\ financial statement vas turned over
TO thu Rcd Cross yesterday by George
SpraEg. Of tho E"u cross minstrel held
nj tho Elk Grand Ian. ?ih and ln.tl
la1S The statement shows that tn"
lied Cross received S"lI.ei as their
donation from this worthy cause. the
gross receipts amounted Ia E3hl.@| and
the EXPENSES wrrc $iii. All thns" who
gave their services and efforts /" make
This minstrel success ar" Ia bc CON
graLMlnt.G .mr Lhnir v nrk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
-lndiqestion

II YOU have irouhl" with your digrs.
ton you should hy all means try
Chamberlain's Tablets. Mrs. G.. ".
jackson. LitchfoId Ill.,. says of Them
Il first took Chambnrlain's Tablets
about six years a@u. A. that limo [
was greatly troubled with my stomach.
These tablets were tho first medicine
that helped me- in The least. They
not only afforded me quick relief, bur
by continuing their use cured mo Of
indigestion"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Amended Bill in Phone
Case Filed in Court
Motion for Judgment by City Bank 81
wheeling Against Baird Nichols
Is Entered.

An amended bill Of the suit Of the
city Of Wheeling against the Chesapeake
Telephone company Of West Virginia
was fled in the office Of tho clerk Gf the
courts Of Ohio county yesterday. By
city Attorney NJ. j. Cul!inan.
y motion for Judgment WINS HE'D in
cir.ui, court yesterday h% In" tfE'
Bank % Wheeling against E:a!rd Nichols
and his wife. Eva Nichols. to recover
money ,!U" on Il Joint protested note II
So 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Watch for the Opening InstaIIment
of Gerard's Second Series Of Articles,
Exposing German Intrigue.

Of stone in the mine shortly after he
started work yesterday morning and
was instantly killed. He was employed
ms a loader in the mine. and WAS in the
act Of placing II post in his room when
he fall of slate occurred. Fellow work.
mrn rushed 10 his assistance when they
heard his cries. but lie was dead when
they arrived. Coroner Wyatt was no.
tilted and The body was removed K. n.
Heslop morgue on Fourth straMk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Messages Made Public.

WASHINGTON. Jan. r6.-EvlIencc
which will play a part in the treason
trial Of former Premier taiisauN !"
France was given 10 the puo!lc pE .ns
state departcu,nts to-day. in another
series from the department store OF III
1ercepted diplomatic correspondence.
The messages. exchanged between
Count Won RernscorT. former t'srnith
ambassador here. and the Berlin tore'Eh
office, show that during his visit 10 AZ
-eot;nl in l3i5. tatllauN Was N COM
muuication with German agents. con-
iemnins th.: French government AKA
asking that his position at nom: oe no.
damaged by praise from ths herman
newspapers
\ final dispatch gave notice that III"
.on,,ir rf ,he ship on wtI:rh Cai!la'iE
was sailing carried important papers
o,d ,rrri that in case ia" vessel was
can;urc,l. C;itlauN lin aE un"btrUSIEa
way be treated with every courtesy ana
consideration.
p. The messages wrrn furnished /" the
French government befor" CaillaENS ar
rest Il IS understood that They were
made public here hy arrangement with
Paris.
Fo1,ow;nr IS. ,h" ,cxr of tho message
sent hy EcrnS:orH'
"Rueuns Aires telssCaph"d tho follow
Ing: I'aillauN has lcft Bucnos A'rea
after short stay and is going d!VHct
TO France evidently on account o. the
GROUP uuieripherablel scandal. ~hlrn
he regards as n personal attack upon
himself. IIr speaks contemptuously II
,hc nresid.nt and the rest Of the french
government; with the exception OF Briand,
He secs through the policy Of England
.ncrfrcily H.. does NOT anticipate the
conu.etr overthrow &C France. Hc sers
in, the war now a struggle for existence
on the par %: England. Although he
spoke murh ~ the "iudiscr"tlouS and
clumsy policy ~ tho Wilhelmstraf:
and professed - 5clicv" in German
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Department Called Ont.

The entire fire department was cali
I'd out Yesterday evening at five o'clock
10y an alarm from box - at the corner
al Second and Hanover streets. When
tho fircmrn arrived they found nasty
blaze in thu rear Of the Henry Fcttnrcr
home on Carlisle street. where a shed
had been SGT on fire by an 'uv"r-hrntcd
stove. The Liberty was the first on tho
scene and soon had two streams II Wa
ter playing on the blaze. Tho loss will
amount Ia about $500. which is said to
he covered by insurance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Vebber Funeral To-day,

Funeral services for the late Louis
Echbcr. who passed away at the North
Wheeling hospital Monday afternoon will
bc conducted this morning from ST.
Anthony's Catholic church. The serv-
ices will he in charge Of Rev. Father
Won Intel. and the Eagles and Miners.
Of which thc deceased was member.
will attend in body. 1ntcrmcnt will
be in Linwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Coss Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services Of the late Mrs. Mary
J. CosS. who passed away Mt her home
on South Fifth street Saturday evening.
were conducted yesterday afternoon n
the home. They we're In charge of Rev.
T. r. SChlilz. pastor of the First NJ. j..
church, assisted by Rev. T.. g. NcShitt
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church.
lntrrmrnt WIS in RiVrrVirw cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
BIG DECREASE IN THE
SUBMARINE S|NKINGS

LONDON, Jan. is - Another
marked decrease in the slnkings
of British merchantmen by mine
or subm arine in the past week is
noted in the report of the ad-
miraIty, issued tonight. In this
period only six merchantmen OF
1000 tons or over, three merchant
men under that tonnage, and four
fishing vessels. The report Of
January 2 gave the sinkings as
twenty-one, eighteen being 1900
tons or over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
League to Be Entertained.

Tho members Of the Luther league Of
St paul's German Lutheran church.
will he pleasantly entertained in the
Sunday school room Of the church this
evening. 4 short business meeting will
he held after which social session will
he tho closing feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
y w C. A Meeting Friday.

Friday afr"rn"n ~ the homo nf Mrs.
Allic McllnIr Small"y. county treasurer
OF tho county for tn" Y. ". 6. a.. wHr
work. tho riHrn!"m ~ N" diff"r"n: city
districts Will meet. Mrs. :. -. tummiuS
viii ari ~ chairman and Mrs. G.. \.
Hrinlcin AS secretary.
Al this meeting ~" county Will hc or
c,Ei2rd and notices. viii II" sent 10 all
the chairnI"n "f III" different districts
urging th"ih Ia talk" ur the work I'M
ln"diIr"ly. E"im"u; county fund will
he sol at Ei.n0N. ur this an"mnt $500 TO
be raised i'll this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Wes;evan Wants Game.

. Manager Ralph Nicholson If tn"
Olympic hasl;rlball team i in receipt Nf
u Telegram from tn" manager OF the
West Virginia Wesleyan college basket
ball team. stating inai they wished 10
ylay his tram Il gam" In Ibis city on
rh"Ir "trip which viii no made through
Ohio beginning nnxt week. They wished
10 rlny in this city Thursday evening.
Jan. 81. hrl Manager Nicholson said ne
would like IL play the Wesleyan team
bat being uuahl" To got Il gymnasium 10
play IN il" was compelled 10 cancel the
gam. All II" cymnaSums in the city
ar" taken M each evening making it i'm
nosslhlr :" play fhn team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
No Dogs Picked Up.

Although the now dog killer Frank
Massey entered upon his duties ycstcr-
day morning not Il dog was picked up
Yesterday. most Of them hearing the
county license tag. 1t is likely that
some will he picked up today ns several
cannes were reported 10 be on the
slr-nrs last evening without the tag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Heathering ton Funeral Today.

Tn" funeral Of oliver Hen h"rInStcn.
who died Tuesday morning will take
rlrcr his afternoon III ":lJ o'clock at
his lat. home on North Noble street.
Rev. l. l.. jones. rector of Trinity EpiS-
r.ral church,. Will conduct the services
and intcrmrni Will take place in Rose
I'M cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Craa Funeral Today.

Funeral services for the late George
Gree. VINO passed away at his home on
Lincoln avenue. Monday afternoon. will
be conducted this morning 1T nine
n'cIoc; from ST. Joscph's Cathedral in
WhGclinG The Martins Fcrr: lodge Of
Elks Of which tho deceased was a
member. will attend in body. Inter-
mcnt will be in Mount Calvary ccmc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
WarWood Assault Case
In Court Saturday

Three ascS were continued in CrimI-
nal Court Yesterday until SATURDAY.
They were the State against vernon
Steel. Mark Smith and John NauShi. ali
nf Warwood. charged with assaultinG
foreigner in that town SeNcra! weeks
ago.
Tn" trio was given hearing n"'""r
Justice OF the Peace David L'tH. "l
NVarwnod and were released on hnnI.
they were indicted by the grand jury.