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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
BELLAIRE
Bellaire Hard Att.

Unless there Is n revocation 90 tho or
dor uC Fuel administrator Garfield. clos
inc down the industrial plants Of tho
country for fix" days 20 rCrs"rv" tn"
coal Hcllarc plants an1 workers Will
be hard hi. no tho order VIII affect
ahoui Gn0n wAcc."nrncrs. Tho fact thh,
rarn"ci" steel company. has IiS own
mine will not "xcTpt IN" local Nlani.
The order further specifics shat each
Monday for III" rr\' ten weeks SuSr''ri-
sion "f The aiI-rudusiry except for GOV
"rum"nt purposes must hn suspended
All local mills and Factories closed
yesterday and will not r'S;Inr hShin IN
til next Tuesday morning.
Railroads seem p"w"rl"ss I" transports
coal i,W inu :" IA" weather conditions.
A. railrmId"r stated yesterday that tie"
question Of Transportation Was wholly
up |" tn" railroads. II. said tn" l""In"-
tiV"s ar" hI'If l." lnui great Tonnage.
Rri IN many rI~,'S trains ar" too nch|N
IL hr pulled. liz sand that unInr III" syS-
toni 81 years ai:" u freight train consist
I'd at - ear; anh n" 'HE" WAS lost III
making Il certain i,"ii.t. Iud"r thu pres
icut system H." said ihN SHEARS was con-
sid"r"L rs train and Il takes from -
tn ." hours - mak" ihr' TRIP ;hHt WAS
completed IN six hours hv ia" old Styl"
I"amclhack l"""Innfi used 20 years
ago. His HtlIir" ~ railroads WAS ="
shur!"m ilH tr,LHs. auh hr was "f tn"
"piuimu ihni transportation would not h."
allied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
hammock

Owing 10 thu !ucl"mcnt weather or
Sunday no SABBATH school or rr"arhlnG
services were held III tho Pr"sbyt"riar
church.
Miss Margaret Hammond OF south ~
town Is suffering from mn attack 1t
pneumonia.
Miss C,!irr Hayes spent from Friday
evening anita M"ula" afternoon with
Mrs. Ellznh"'h Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. *. l."iS" were shop
ccrs IN Wheeling on Friday.
W. y Leo. sVp"rin!" nd"n' "f IN" Tlk"
toccthrr wi'h - fore" e men FROM
I';oniowm. wnr" hli*? MI ,ia" "Wednesday
shovclinC SNOW. opening IN "a" pine.
Lawrence. Armstrong and sister. Mi.s
Dorothy. who is visiting ~ th":r hurn"
spent "Wednesday afternoon IN 81. Glars
vile.
Miss jennie Jonas returned 10 E"r
h",rc a. Y"rkvill" n" later nnr' If ih'
week. after Writing with her ester
Mrs r & MacMilI"u. Su' 49, accom-
pan!"d h.. her 80" ni"r". Evelyn Ma
Million. who will visl: with her f.!
awhile.
Miss Fnmia Daniels IS substituting f.:
- fnw days n ih" ''anpn,lls 9rhr"i. Ca
Gated IN Wheeling t"wn%hi?. DARING Ih'
absence % tn" .'":,"h'r. VII" W". "aiI",
home on arc"UT: "f III" sickness nu|
death Of her sister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
ZION BROTHERHOOD
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Zion Lutheran Men Will Stage Cam
paign For Members in Near Future.

At meeting or tho Mems Brother
mood Of The Zion Lutheran church held
last night IN Ii" church! preliminary
plans far membership campaign w"r"
discussed The campaign promises To
be nrr nf greatest interest and ;his
group Of mon IS not lacking in ercrSy'
IN any movement which will benefit
n" brotherhood.
As yet no definite plans have h""n
made r:ncr than Committees We're nam
"d. Further arrnngcmrntS viii lie
made ~ tic ncNt regular meeting.
Officers were elected ut The meeting
held las. evening MS follows: W. +.
Sticnhickcr. president: W. J. B"nek".
vice president: George R3ts"l. secretary;
and John Metzc"-. treasurer.
On" ~ the interesting features last
evening was tho talk lay DIR. Henri T..
I.insx. wh" spoke on "|on:ag,Hus Dis
eases Tho doctor has given talks 10
these men on several Other ncCfsi ions.
and his address last rv"unC WAS rs
good as usual. \ number % imrr"mrtu
talks were given ~ the members ~:
the Brotherhood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
W. II. john.

w II. Johns. we'll known resident ~.
this city, passed away Yesterday
the home Of his daughter, MIS- H. ..
Webb. al % Eighth street. !olIPW'nE H'
illness uf several weeks. death p"''s
caused by complication. ..,
Mr. Johns was III his "'SA'E INN u
year, and had lived in this CITY i"r '''",' '
than hnlr century. He vas active III
church and frN;"rual "rGan'h"l'"" XVI
clcs, and had - host "f friends.
Three daughters. Mrs. II. d. "rou
Mrs. william DnviS. "f MrMcch"n' Hn"
Mrs. II. J. Burton. Of F"in' ''icnI'lo''n'
Calf. and one son. William J. J"h''S'
Of McMcchnn. surN ice. Eight Era'"''
children and twelve great ffahIEh''o''''
also survive.
Nn arrangements have orcn mace i"'
he funeral. whirh Will PROBABLY III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
Three Conversions at
Union Mission Last Night
Jack Evans. Of Folansbee Had Charge
Of Services-The Rev. Dr.
Bird speaks Tonight.

There Were thr"H conversions and
ercr.. If perSnus lSk,. tor prayer AT tn"
INSPIRING and largely attended mon
Mission services last night; under the
leadership of Jack Evans. st roller N
m. FullanSh"" mill. and a man VINO
wears ago was declared /" b.. one oil the
"bics.S, h"oz" fighters" in -. LOUIS
Mo.
Mr. Evans gave some Of his personal
experiences heinr" hi* conversion ana
told ,rachincly Of his reformation nine
Gear. ago. Walter cos. ais" -: E"sIanS-
>r.., sang II hcnu;ifIl solo.
rh. l:.v. i,r. .Ii:'"$ T.. Bird. pastor
.. IA. Thnlus,,n Methodist Episcopal
church. Will hay" clrarg" 81 he services
=; ;n. mission rh:-s evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
Gardner ObSiquieS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 17.-Major Au-
gustuS T. Gardner. former representa-
tive in congress from Massachusetts.
WHO died Monday at Camp Wheeler. Ca.
from pneumonia. was buried III Airing
ton National cemetery today with full
military honor5.
The house Of representatives. as 4
tribute. recessed from Las o'clock until
3 o'clock 10 permit members 10 attend
The funeral.
, \ bill to perpc,ually name a first-class
destroyer in tho American navy as Au-
rustus +. Gardner was introduced today
h. Representative Brittcn OF Illionts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
WHEELING'S
OLD FOLKS
TAKE HEART

They renew their youth win tr'Sh
courage and 1uirkcnrd spirit. X sure
is Il pleasure To soc III" way they nave
come back and in such short 'lf'e'
too
They ar" all loud in praise or lhoS.
phated Iron he new wonder nerve anu
blood tonic. a. ono "old-timer SAID.
II could fairly feel il putting III" Pep
and kick in my rundown. old BODY.
was worn cut all in and thought ! was
on my last legs. bu; come 10 ind ont
AL needed was tonic and bracer 10
pui mr on my fee! and got me gong
again.
"Rrlirrc me. Phosphalrd Iron is the
goods. and say. Il mad" new woman
OF my wife. TOO We will meyer be
without IL in our house.
Honest physicians will tell YOU that
Phosphates and Iron are the best
tones and health builders for the aged
nervous. weak and run down. II IN.
crraScS the quantity and qualify or
blood
It makes thin. poor blood rich. red
and new
Rich. rcd blood pumped through tn''
veins drives out poison and carries
health. strength ami ricor to every
parr Of the body. II you ar" run down
all in. lost your nerve. take brace. gel
next to yourself and try PhnSpnalrd
Iron. II really does what il claims. II
will not disappoint ynu. You cant go
wrong on this tip. Ask the man or
woman who has tried ii, Good doctors
and druggists prescribe II.
To insure physicians and their pa,
ticnts getting tho genuine Phosphateo
Iron it Is put mp in capsules only 10
not allow the dealers 10 give YOU plllS
or tablets. Insist on capsules. T.. II.
Griest & Co.. Wheeling. and leading
druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
DISLOYAL GERMAN IS
TAKEN TO WASHINGTON

Upon orders received from he de-
rartmcn. e: Justice. Deputy n'i"d
states Marshal John N. Shor: !"tt last
n:sil. w.;h Hugo '%aorm f"T Washing
ton, r. g. from whrr' II Is said nH
Will be returned ~ ';"rrtauy.
Th"rn vas ARRESTED h.: III" id"ra'
authorities h"r" several months ne" ~
a loca. p..".::ay h"u='- "n 'harg" -.
making d:@l"%a' threats IT, has >i':'s
been in 49,. Obi" ."ua:v jail. He IL an
'unnatur;,;;xrl - rman $ubJ''':.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
WILL FORM JUNIOR
RED CROSS HERE
MIS-. G. o. Maggie Speaks Before eoSR'
Of Education-Miss Reese SHOWS
Knitting By Boys.

A Junior Rcd Cross chapter. nm aux
Hilary. Of the American Rcd Gross s"'ie-
~. is To rs organized III once among
The school children. The board OF "a
ucation a; is meeting last night granted
the local promoters PERMISSION |" 'aNH
up the work Of N" chapter in all inc
schools and both girls and boys are eI'-
gible TO membership.
- 4 Rohiusou, Mrs. -. q. Magic and
Miss Reevcs were extended IN" c"urte-
sy 10 address the hoard. MIR. Robinson
briefly told the commissioners that no
wished TO iutruduc. Mrs. Maggie WAC
outlined the working OF the junior chap
ter.
Mrs. Magic IL l.r talk explained III"
educational value OF Il: chapters ara
the work. it IS done III many other cities
She said: IL is n"t al"'"' til'' '"n'rtpH.
ion il will make :" tn" American tscI
Cross ms is secondary. Th" plan as
worked out pro..d.< for work which Is
of as much educational value as mat
uov hrinc done III ,.duratI"n3u iiu"S Tor
The schnrl rh,ldrsn. Til" children. boys
and girls alike. ar" taught |" max" all
sorts of articles that vii! assist our
BOYS at ;h. front.
The spiri. -: i;ls Red: cross - 4 con-
,ayiouS on. The cross AID is c"ioS
brings inspiration /" tnri; hRti' H." -
The children pay =" "cntS methb'FShip
fec. This mn;i"E IS used for IN" n"';nS
of the school. The work teaches saving
teaches them how I" prepare supplies;
for soldiers needs an! brings ta!n IN
touch wiki thrilling stories Ut 'he he''
gross Th. .rhaptrrS viii l"' under the
supervision cf the superintendent "'
schools and IN" directors Of ina %";:'eSt'c
art and manual trimming de?arthcht.
Miss Reese. Il teacher 4; the Madison
school Island. brought. four young anon
nupIls from her class OF ca before the
hoard with samples OF their work 20
show what th"y wcr" accomplishing. Tne
bows proved themselves quite skilled In
KNITTING and in presenting their w";k
produced sweaters. mits seeks. ahd"n-
inal belts. wash cloths and other arti-
cles they had knitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
FAlRMONT BOY AT
CAMP SHERMAN DEAD

Special Dispatch to Tho EniriitGencer.
rH1LLICOTIE. Ohio. Jan. l1.-Pr,-
vaIc Thomas Barnett. -. F"irmoni. w.
Va. died to-day AT tho cant"nm"nt baS"
hospital Of pneumonia. IT was the
,wcnty-third death from pneumonia and
the forty-fourth in camp. ratio whic,
is considered remarkably 10" by dtv:-
sion headquarters.
First .lrur Vim. o.. Strap"rs. ClarkS.
burg, tr-nich; WAS S"n' I" Fort Sill.
uklahnina for Il three weeks course n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
To- Summon Two Hundred
Witnesses in Murder Case

Sheriff Howard II. Hastings and dep
mites Will ia r..". day; S"rN. ab"u; -"h
SuhpocnaS ,lpGrl witnesses IN INC murder
cas-. Of Nr,.r.,w and Willin'n fl"d:;".
,r.rrn..s. ..i,,,I 90! wi;i. h:,..;:- N'nhl"d 90
death JOAN .i,' E~'r.. "''i"c:>
The affair "'"'ir""i ~ .."h '1aTi <
nool rnu,n ~ North N:,,n >;:..'' christ
mas nigh. :.r,G :rh.':' :, VOC, lH;"r Ia II
Snn dts,l Nu.lr.'N lio'lr' - Snid ="
have A,4r.,. IN. S;;.hh;uc with - knife
h:.nd"., barn IL !t$ "",iSin. William
Hedge ~. t.,ar w'i' l.Hrl! IL. hr''IGu-
cd for ;r:ni IN rr't;! nal ""Gr' within ,h'
rexi ,w., weeks. / - r'.phTt"I ina, NJ
,,rrc,. < q. l:n,,r w!il defend them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
william II. Baker.

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-William II.
Baker. former president OF the Postal
'rclegraph a.,d Cable company. and for
nrr secretary Of the Western Union
Telegraph company. committed suicide
today by shooting himself in the head in
n room in a local hotel.
Mr. Baker had been suffering from
nervous breakdown as the sequence Of
an operation.
Mr.. Baknr was born in Buffalo. New
York. April IS. 1855. His wife WAS the
daughter Of General Edward B. Fowler.
who was n colonel in the Civil war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
EACH SENTENCED TO
JAIL FOR SIXTY DAYS

Clarence Iir.,i. White. "'d i:"i' Mi
,.r negro. charged witis stealing goods
er,,., wagon Of IT,, Edward NHct."r
Wholesale grocery establishment. w"re
given ). hearing laS:'"|"nins h"f"r" JH=-
,ice los. r. pnbh> :,t.'! $''is''n'''i :" S:N'%
DAYS each IN III" OH" county IA IN
aerault Of paying fines II s." and costs;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
SCHOOLS NOT TO CLOSE
UNDER FUEL ORDERS
Institutions Will Continue TO Remain
Open During Five-Day Period
and on Mondays.

The Federal fuel order. becoming e.
trrtiln carly This morning. Will MT
close The schools. ~ they ar" clasS"d rs
municipal buildings This official IN
nuiinc"iUrnt was received carly THIS
morning.
Til" schools will continue as usual
during tho tlve-day :ucl conservatism
period and on the following Mondays
for ten weeks. when man? plants aud
at her buildings WILL b" forced 10 clos"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
HAD TROUBLE FOUR OF FIVE
YEARS.

No one appreciates good health like
those who arc ILL., ". J. Furry. Il. +.
y. o. Salem. Mo. writes: 81 have
been bothered with bladder trouh"
four or five years. II gave me Il
great deal Of pain. I took different
medicines. but nothing did. m" any
good until 20; Foley Kidney Pills. -
Many persons suffer from kidney and
bladder trouble when they can be 70.
lievnd. Backachc. dizziness. rhrumat'
ic nains. stiff or sore joints and other
SYMPTOMS yields to Foley Kidney
Pills. Coleman E. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
Will likely Affect Saloons.

uMir;qis Of thr 1'"m"nt county liquor
league had up IN last evening f"r"iF""
no word In regard 10 III" government
closing 0f tn" saloons "n Mondays Tor
fi,.. urAs tn works. In order I" say" IN"
.uaI -nrrlv. Several "f III" local places
arc heated ny rnS hut IN cas-" III" ones
using coal ar" forced !" clos" all VIII
dn So Definite weird III regard To the
order is ..HIrr:rj. h III" lrarur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
Mrs. Amelia Got1.

Mrs. Amelia LOTT. aged Seventy-two
years. widow OF john Lotz. passed
away AT the family home at 1922 Jacob
street yesterday morning following an
Illness of several weeks. She was born
in Germany. but came to this country
many years ago and has lived In this
city for some time.
Funeral services will be held from
the place OF death Saturday morning at
nine o'clock. followed with mass at the
Cathedral. Intcrment will be made at
Mi Calvary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
Mrs Sallte Dixon,

Funeral services for the late MIS-
SaIiir Dixon. vii" "i tie"rG" lnN"'''
who died early Tuesday morning. were
held yesterday afternoon NJ ci"cN
from the. rrsid"nc" ~ Nor S".'-''' =, ~ "
:. stills 81 Eleventh street. Rev.
,.r,rIrs Srvcrinhaus Of III" German NJ.
T. church nfiiciuIrh. lnlrrn"nt Followed
IN Greenwood cemetery
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Tatr,1 Funeral,

Services for the lat" Simon keIm. re-
,ir,d business man. who died Monday
afternoon. wnr" held yesterday after
uncn a, So O'clock AT Ia" home oi MS
daughter. Mrs. l.. y. Rolf. fark Wow.
Ery. Walker T.. S"hu"tt" OF -. James
Lutheran church "ttirIat"d' ana 'h''F-
,,,.',,, w.,s in The family mausolcum ut
t -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
NEWSPAPER MAN is
SMALLPOX PATIENT

sr,,-i,i Dispatch ~ the irtellIEerccr.
EAIRMONT. W. Va. Jan. lie. T..
Meredith. owner Of the Meredith Press
Bureau. this city was duarantned today
with smallpox. 1t Is the first case in
the city, but makes fifteen cases in
the county. The disease is now prerA-
leat at Annabelle, eight cases; Hutehin-
son. four cases.
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held from the place Of death to-mor
ARRANGEMENTS INCOMPLETE.

The funeral arrangements for the late
Mrs Sarah Spiedel Schultz, widow Of tina
late Theodore Schultz. who passed away
yesterday morning. have not been com.
plcted. but will probably be held from
the place OF death tomorrow. Mrs.
Schultz was a member OF the Third
Presbyterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
yebber Funeral Yesterday.

rrInrrni S"7y:""- r"I IN" lat" l"'iiS
irhl,": local man who passed away n:
tn" North Whr"iinC hospital Tuesday
arirrn""n wrr" conducted yesterday
ui"rninG rr,im 81 Nntn"ny's CATHOLIC
church, TIL" services w"r" In charg" or
Krv Father Won lint"i and intermrni
MAS in l.inWn"t! cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
Mines working Half Time.

Coal miners Of his city and vicinity
ar" losing no"r' ;Inu nnW than at any
other period during !hr Winter. Many
miners ar'- walk nr ia" streets ni Bell
air" and claim they hay" only w"rk''1
tW" ami ihr'" days w""k. Miners
"lal"' # TIA" ,rnilr"nds w"mid speed ny
work thy could d"uhln coal production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
Probate Court

In III" matter "I I'll" l'"ttrh Ht "iiht%
Visitors H"i"rt :'i"d and approved.
In the matter ~ q It" "Siai" 81 John j.
.lcII.r. ,lrcrasrd Inventory filed and
approved.
in The matter az the estate II Joseph
e. Kinney. deceased. Proof OF pnhiica'
IN thr matter Of ihr guardianship nt
Alexander k""Sry. an alleged hrunkard
Aupli,nliun for appointment Of guardian
cause continued.
I'm lhr matter of the rSinic nC John j,
Irffcrs deceased l'rnnf uf puhliCni!"r
~ r,ntir" at appointment filed.
In 'hr matter Of the estate ri Ehas
q. how. deceased. Proof "i ruhiica'i"i'
If Motto" If appointment flied.
iInu."r I."rrl guardian Of thnrl"ttF
ARTHUR. :.u imh",'ii' W. His Wnrd ct al
Petition 80 SOIL real estate. AprralS'
,nrnt r"nfirrrcd and bond "rh"rcd; rem
i,,,, =, s.,il rrll estate Bond iilrh and
,r,Irnvrd in sum Of slh.nno. with J. h.
liarrIs and j. W. p"uhnh ms Sur"tlrS
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Miss Louise Dimmack.

Funeral services OF inc. lh'f
l,OulSr l'Immhrk. daughter "i Nil y"
and Tho iai. Elizabeth nlmmack. wh"
died "Wednesday morning at the fanny
hmm, Sion !. Triadciphin. will b" h"in
Saturday afternoon at > n'rluCk. inter
,,,.ri Will h. at Noun; ZION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
Literary Meeting To- night.

Several sI.tshrng PARTIES from tins
city VIII attend tn" literary meeting ~
hr h"id IT tn" Ferry View school house.
west OF the city. this evening, the. mcet-
ing heing OF special interest. Tho fca-
iure OF tho evening will be e junior and
senior debate i" addition Ia several read
ingS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
REMAINS TO BE SENT.

The ramains Of Katherine three-ycar-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Sans. who died at the family home at
lGi4 Cherry street. will be sent to Par
kersburg tomorrow where interment
, will be made Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
Man Reported Missing.

Emit Tr"IIS"h If N"th sixth street.
|. NJ r"p"rl"d Ls missing r">t"r'lny morn
i"G Hud ;Llihnurh thu l,"'Hi police S"Hr"h-
81 IN" IN" ;uaiI during ih...i"i they were
uunhl" - find AMY tr'i'" az linn. ""
wnId"r"d AVA !r"m his ham" lat" We'd
nrSIlHs "H''itlrE
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Another larG" aurlionC" attended the
revival services last night at the Chris
tian church and hoard an excellent ser
mon preached by Rev. Hugh Wayt nt
GAINESVILLE on why Doesn't God XIII
thu Dovil'" Tonight he Will preach on
The DEVILS Trademark
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PERSONAL.

IT q rOrtz scout "H""u':V" her. T.
in New York "i;E attending - :uth,nnI
scout r&".'utiN"$.
T.. NJ. Neigh OF IA" t:omm"r,Ini aSs",
riarinm. Inns returned from = huNImr,s:
trip to Philadelphia.
Williams Sul,l"u who has h""n ~ rI
his home "ii Fourteenth street with rh"U,
ur;ttiSrn. WAS uul y"stcrhn% for III" FIRST
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
BRIDGEPORT
LADl ES

The Shoe Hospital expert shoe
sinners will prcscrv" your high priced
shoes. 1915 Main ST.. Wheeling. ". "a
Ja.12-S1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18

Angry Woman---My husband att"m.';
ed 70 strike me. ! want 10 have him ~
rested.
Police Cnplain~--All right. Where vii
wo find him?
Angry Woman--In The cmerGenr!
hos pita! --Chica go News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18

OVER TERMS Of
PEACE TREATY

rh.. Tcutonic allies and the BolShcvki
arr slIll ,cadlnrkcd over the question OF
rnnrr terms, The stumbling block cvi-
IDENTIFY is tho "Varuatinn of occupied
territory demanded by tho Russians IN
order tha, the inhabitants may have Il
free rein in expressing their desires as
10 their future government.
Nm official stutm"ut says I'll" Rus
sian proposals r"rnr'iinE evacuation are
So divergent from III" ideas Of the Ccn-
rral mowers in their present form as 10
IL. unacceptable 10 Germany ana hcr
allies. The iiuSs;amH ARE described AS
having taken an un'"nprnmiSlTiE H'tl-
Iudc IN The matter and rs not .rchl'hE
with the TrutnnS ~! il IuSt paSIS
Seemingly As giving hnality t" their
previously ryprr Sscd intention win re-
card 10 the rNacUntlrn "t "@'upi'" 'r'
r,torv Tho GERMAN statement says the
withdrawal -: the Austrian and German
,ronps while the war continues Is I'M
possible In an "nd"hror /" piacAlH no
Eussian, however. it H. stated that If
military CONDITIONS permit. the occupy
ing forces may II" reduced In $:1ch NUM-
hers as are necessary /" maintain order
and Iu"ct The Technical requirements 't
Ia" country.
Would Arrest King.
Npparcn,iy rh"r". has been no amci-
inrntIun IN the IruSc situation cAIStinS
lnlwcrn thu B"lsh.viki and the RH-
nanIan government. Following closely
mrnn III" ultimHlum I" RumanIa. ihr"a'-
ching energetic military measures If The
Runantnus failed immediately In release
mrInh.r RS Of thu Itu;Shviki who wcr" al
rested comes the "ItiCiHi announcement
tina, Tho arrest Of KIM Ferdinand Of
I:umanIA has been ordered ny The Rnl-
<hcviki. If captured the monarch is To
hc brought - i"irngrHd and incarrcraicd
I'm The famous -. Peter and -. l'aHl
fortress.
Fighting In Russia.
Fighting bet Wcrn IN" lhlShcvlki ana
Tho cnuntrr-rcvuluti"nary forces con-
rinucS ut various points III Russia pro-
nrr ard Siberia IinSiiliiios between
;hr Gkra inian< and B"lshcyisi forces ~
odessa again hay" htnH"n out. War
ships are snid /" have h"mhnrded tho
cry. Iriuisk. IN eastern Siberia. and
ur"nburg, also III Siberia. have been
captured i'y tn" Bnlsh"vrki.
Another muliny Is declared Ia have
broken out recent! Il; 'irrmany's naval
base at ki"l. The irnuhl" started Among
ur'wI!"'rS Of "rrws nf submarines. who
lately ar" r"pnrtcd Ia have bern dlSSai-
L~fI,d with the lH"k ~ success and the
dnug'rS Of III" submarine" campaign.
Men from cruisers arc declared In havc
.i"!n"d in th" fray in which IS officers
arr. reported to HAY" boon killed..
Repul&ed BY Italians.
Nn m" fighting fronts in Franc" and
Il i,.Iv,.
low normal. In Italy TIN .AuslrianS again
hHN" attempted Ia rcCai'tur" hridgehnad
Positions taken from them by tn" Ital-
anS M"uday. As in similar attacks the
enemy was defeated and suffered heavy
casualties.
rw" Hrii ISh torpedo boat dcStrny"rs
hav" h",n l"Sl on The Scotch coast dur
ms = storm. only one man OF the crews
were saved.