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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
"a Brooke DraftGeS
Leave for Camp Lee

Special Dispatch TO The lntclliEcnccr.
WELLSRCRC;. May 2S.-Thc largest
crowd. il is estimated. that ever met To
do honor TO departing braves in this
city WIS seen today when -. tho totai
for the day. cntraincd for different
CO nps and bases.
II need not be mentioned TINT the
people of Brooke county ar" there when
any good cause is in Jeopardy. or even
threatened. Large rs .%aS the crowd.
there was more of a calm. this spirit
having grown of late. but few IL any
directions being given by anyone. The
soldiers were not guarded in the least.
in rrality. all being placed on their
honor. Red tape and official capacity"
never in vogue hero to any noticeable
extent IN any line is now entirely ex-
tinct. all of the people in honor pre-
ferrinE one another. comrades all Of
them in the war. those going away and
those remaining nj home.
Brrnir llahn. captain, 10" Gatino and
Albert rawthurn left on the four train
for Camp Meade. Maryland. Quite Il
crowd collected TO honor the departing
soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
MANNINGTON

Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Humes OF the safe arrival
in France Of their son Harry.
Thos. ". Hanley and dau tiers OF
LoganSport. were guests of relatives in
town yesterday.
Mrs. W. Adds and daughters. Mabel
and Mrs. Andrew Johnson and child and
Mrs. Roy .tddis were here from Mon"n-
gah yesterday TO sec the formers son
Roy leave with the drafted men for
Camp Lee.
X. Joseph. II ShInrs;on, was visitor
here yesterday.
Mrs Pt-ry Wolfe is visitor in Fair
mont.
Lee Hawkins and son Mark have re-
turned from Edorado. Kansas. where
they have been working in the oil
fields
The Senior class Of NJ. II. s. have de-
rid.d as commencement play 10 give
, Claims Allowed" the proceeds to DO
given 10 the local Red Cross chapter
Ed Garden q middle in the |. s.
Navy. whose home is in clarkshurg. is
the guest nf friends hero.
NJ Leigh has returned from Norfolk.
examining board.
Or. and Mrs. X. II. Hitc. Or. and Mrs.
\. y. Fart and Mrs y. g. Clayton spent
the week end with friends IN luticr. Ia.
Mrs. y. e. Clayton and daughter are
HON" from O fcw days visit in Fair
mont.
Miss Margaret rndhrn and Mrs Katie
Mari war. called L. Wheeling to At
tend In" funeral of their brother
Gina RIGS. who was killri -; Houston.
Tex
Mrs. Ellis Clover and daughter spent
the week end In NnrSaniowr.
Misses FAY Mead" and MarEar", Fur-
Ice were guests Of fr!"ndS in Morgan
town 0v-r Sundry.
Torha:' S.m"n If Shnnston. was
her" to $50 his brother. who leaves far
Camp Lee.
.i"hu Dell ls a business visitor in
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. F.. M't:an"" ar" home
from on city. IA. whcr" they were
r;i'ird by the death Of tn. formers
brother .lrr. J. II. McCanc".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
POOR STEVE HAS
PAS5ED.AA

Steve. III. yrunG p"rkcr donated by =
prominent OHIO county :Ar'n": ~ re
ratified off fer the bene::' -; IL" t>ed
Cross, pass. away at Is lat" nom" IN
the Rau drug st"r" u. IL O'Clock last
evening. death being dac - shock. as
a result; 81 hearing N" reports :r9m ih''
Red Cross drive.
Stey: was brouSn: IN fr"Er The cnun-
try by thc F.ikS on their last rural drive,
and his health ia ben on t:;r iec!tn"
from that tirrs on. His :."G:c VAS m n"
: window ct the ElG dug st"r.. VIII r.
The had gained a most ~ tri"':ds hurinE
his short residence J'.""" St.v'' VAS
,ailinS - last evening - w;:& thought
tadvisable - Civ. him !iit!" r""T"'-
.1jon. so he waS taken |" In" i.ctur" IT
vthe Market auditorium. delivered HE
Governor John J. t"rHw"tI- Stew u 4
rot I chanc. 20 $50 a f"w worthy lhin$s
and il is thought that his rIgEiS!i mind
could not fully comprehend tn things
no was witness 70. and in trying :"
dcp. them our n overturned h!S non"
too strong mind. and death r:fc. l
result
His unti,cly death caused many t.ara
to be shed mainly by tn" ones wiz" hr':
purchased chances on HIM. During III"
short span Of his lie. whic:. was on" az
cleanliness he WAS Il devoted Christian.
avoiding all intoxicating liquors. ar dis
sipa;ion in any form. Nhi' :un'r'tI
arrangements are 2s y.t incomplete. III.
best tnformac iou rbtainahl" last "H"ntii';
stated nc w":ld b" iat'rr"d in he city
cre,natory. 1t w:tS stated IN c"nj"a"-
ton with his rrohahir plac" - in"r-
urent that Cni"r "f Police C;Lnnh II Hem
GerSou would deliver IN" iaSt,' S;.''. par
ing words III hog latin ard 'hat tho
E,ks would hav.. charge Of tx services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
POLICE P|CKUPS

Jim Smith, a plain drunk. was cor
ralcd by Detective Schlick last even
ing and put in the city hastile 10 sober
up in order that he might present a
good appearance before the judge this
morning.
Mike McI.akcy. also drunk, was
rounded up by Officer Craig. 10 sleep
of his jag in the Jail.
or lawn Doe was up again last
night on a drunk charge. and in the
absence Of dough" was remanded "a
III" Jail to appear before the court
this morning.
Charles Jonnes. of the colored gen
Try. was picked up by Officer WEst, on
a drunk charge.
Old Dave Phillips was hauled UT
again last evening for imbihing too
freely Of the waters that middle. and
was given free ride in the wagon to
the CITY building. lir was also q con,
trihnJion Of Officer West.
George Corn was arrested by Officer
Worls for violating the traffic ordi
nance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
HIGHLAND OPENS
HIS HEADQUARTERS

CLARK SIt'i,r:. ". Va" May ~
IaujaIEn activities w. started To-day
10y Virgil l.. ili::h!Hiid. IF IhlS city. "nn-
Il DIRT. f": N" l;"HUuirnn 'm"mintt!"n Tor
United STATES senator IL" announced
the nrfrnirtjIutu; g" l. Wade '"i;mau.
Harrison count: circuit clerk. ~ hiS
C;tnt aiyn manager and th" "i~'Dinc III
Headquarters h"tiI in this tity and 4:
Charleston. T!:'' headquarters III
,'inrl,~t1u is ia rharg" of B""rrr II.
i'm nm. is situated IN TN" kaunwha Na.
tlp:i;l nauk building. The local head.
quarters: - SITUATED an I'll" sixth floor
Il: M. ,;nff building;
Mr.. 'rff,nhii. The campaign manager
has Just distinguished himself as n man
"f excellent "X"cu;iv" ability b. direct.
ing :hr Harrison COUNT R"h Cross drive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
FUEL PRIORITY FOR -
NEWSPRINT PAPER
MEN is GRANTED

WASHINGTON. May %. = Under a
noIicy agreed upon today by the priori-
ties board of the war industries BOARD
fuel priority will nc granted manutac-
tur.rs Of newsprinI paper upon appiica-
zion accompanied by proof that tn"
nl,nt apnlyinE is entitled to priority.
Newspapers were placed on 'ne pieE
cr.ncr list som" time ago. but the pap
ar Industry WIS not included ana repre-
spntativcs Of the mills have complained
,hat scarcity Of fuel curtailcd their OUT
mn, ,n such alr extent that hundFcqS OK
nrwspancrs may be compelled TO smut
DOWN for lack 6f paper. The priority
bu,rd decided IL meet the SITUATION ny
dealing with. each plant separately.
Edwin 3. Parker. prioritieS conlniis-
si,ucr. authorized this statement ai'eF
tuday'S meeting:
..,rn,. rrjoritins hoard has not declined
GO mi manufacturers Of news print on
IN, preference list. but Will cohs'oel
.hcir nrr.lication as 4 plant md not rs
mn Industry. rs some plants may DO
titlcd 10 preference while otherS are
M. and those proving preference may
n, entitled TO the preference list
Testimony h"forci tho federal trade
commission on the cost OF making news
rrir, papcr c,idcd today. Three days
niii h.. allowed for argument. after
,,.rjch tho commission Will undertake 10
,;x , fair .rricc Tor paper in accord
amen with IN" agreement made ny man
uror,ur,:re with the department OK
i'll : ice,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
War Would Have Ended
Before Now if Nation
Had Made Preparations

MADISON. Wis. May eS.-DeclarlnS
that the war would have been over Il
wear nro eff this nation has started to
prepare three years ago as II sh"u'u
have" and criticism for the government
censorship. were the features oil inc
sp.cch If Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
here Tonight.
"Ir tho United States had been pre-
parcd three years ago AS they are now
tho war would have been over year
age" Colonel Roosevelt declared.
81 doubt whether there would nave
eyer been any war if we had been pre-
pared"
Most nf the censorship which We
have had. think. is exceedingly fool
ish." he continued. Il have wishcd
Their. had been Il censorship on boast
inc. The statements Of what We are
going to do should have been censored
Six months ago we were going To
s,nrtle the world with our achieve
men,s. six months have PASSED. We
wcr. going To have large airPlane
fleet, The Germans built IL meet thilt
feet. We were not ready and our NJ
lies England and France. nav" hto |"
ward of the. attack. Let achl"N"n'eht
sneak without Blasting.
The Colonel declared that only the
English Language should b" tnught IN
tho grade schools and assorted the Eng
Iish should nc the national language ana
Amcricanism the national ideal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
LICENSE GRANTED FOR
WHEELING AUTO RACES

Special dispatch =" Tn" lnt"Iiccncer
EE:M YORK. Ma, @S.--thairman Rich
.c.i k"tincrl!I IL iii" American Auto
;l"i.il r-%.,ci:It."r. Huu"uucnd Tonight
hat h.; had granite! au official track IL
ems" for tn Vest Virginia Statr Fair
Grounds track for autnn"hil' races III
which Barney nldh"il. Ira Vail and
other star drivers Will compete, "n Jun"
\. The official sent TO Wheeling 10 rX-
amino the track pronounced it To BE- the
b.st half-mil' track Tor automobile races
III the east. All records mad" Oh III"
track will b.. recognized by tn" govern
ming board OF the automobile racing
sport aS official
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29

RESTAURANTS To
CLOSE JUNE Z

Al meeting held last evening three
OF Wh.cling'S largest restaurants dtc!u-
ed 10 close from o'clock until ":Jo
o'clock in thr morning. Tn" movement
was brought about by Peter &. taritfuSIS
owner ui tn" Hijuu and Fort Henry ana
the American restaurant. another OF
thu larger ones Joined III tn" closing
move.
II is claimed that II will conserve
help and ;hat after next month II Will
b.. impossible 1" keep NAL" u"lp as L
result " tin. draft order. Therefore II
WAS decided J." nak" the move. 1t Is
strictly u patriotic NOV" according L"
Mr.. GaravnSiS and it is likely thar other
restaurants will follow suit.
Tn" owners claim tha; they d" not
have enough trad. Ia pay i"r Keeping
tho places open through IN" might ana
tina; Ia. closing move will be i paying
proposition to them. Food AMI fuel Will
H.. saved and il vii, max" work easier
for n" employees who hrrct"f"r" have
been working III twelve hour shifts and
now will work in two nine hour shifts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
"HAS Been A
:. FRIEND TO NE"
Says Lady, Regarding Cardui, in
Giving This Well Known
Woman s Tonic Credit For
Her Good Health.

Cleveland, Tenn.-Mrs. Joanna Eel
krr, of this place, after telling Of the
help she obtained from the use Of Car
dui T. years ago. when it built up her
health and strength, says further:
The next time used it (Cardui) was
about or years ago. | had 49,, and
was just able to drag around for a
good while. getting worse all the time.
| suffered intense pain in the lower alb
domen and back 80. Could hardly do
my work; it was all drag - and
walking was very painful fo- me. u
finally had to give up and 20. TO bed
where | stayed about week 49,. and
then turned back TO Cardui. my old
friend.
After starting the Cardui was able
to be up in or 3 days 49,. The pains
! were relieved soon after beginning to
take the Cardui, and when ! got up
walking was easy for me 49,. Got
back nv health and strength 80. and
in 3 weeks was able 10 do most Of my
work go.
IT'S fine medicine and has been a
good friend 10 me. and am friend 10
il, 100. It's through taking Cardui l
have been we'll and strong and in good
health for the past or years.
will always praise IT,"
Cardui should do for you what it has
done for thousands Of other women.
1t should help you. Try Cardui.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
GRAND JURY Of
MARSHALL co.
SHORTEST TERM IN HISTORY HELD
YESTERDAY AT MOUNDS
VILE.
Five Indictments Returned In Three
Hours-Judge Refuscs
Pistol License.

The shortest grand jury term in tho
history If Marshall county was held
Yesterday morning. Court convened at
= a. III. and the jurors had completed
their work at I2:I0. Before the jurors
retired. Judge II. G. icrTcy paid high
commitment To the grand juricS in the
yrt.st Of Marshall county. who dlSrour-
aged law breaking. and the officers VII"
vigorously rnforccs the law. pointing !"
the few violations in the county. "hen
TN. jury reported. he nEnin culnpIim"hlei
Tho jurors. saying that this was the
first halliday session he ever conducted
| in the comfy.
/ Indictments were returned aElnSt Lee
i,gcr. felony, charged with forging n
check on IN" Mound city bank. Inc
alleged forgery took place while LeGG".
as 4 stair prisoner. was out on parole.
He WAS arrested and taken hitrk ~ the
prison. lie will appear i'll court Friday
II convicted L",ge will have TO serve
for life, this hcinG his third sentcnc"
in tho pcnit"ntiary.
Felony indictmcnt against Jesse
Crow of Cameron. attempted rape
charged.
Felony Indictment against Charles
Flowers. now an inmate OF the Marion
county Jail. charged with breaking and
entering houses On Roberts Ridge.
MiSdcmranur Indictment against wal
ter Morgan Of Cameron, none support.
Two misdcmcannr indictments against
Sophia Mazurirk. Bcnw"ud charged with
uhSt ructing officers when they were
about To arrest her husband.
\ nun-truc hIll was returned IN the
case of the State vs.. Jesse Shafer.
The grand jury was CONFUSED Of Alex
cox, Raymond Allen. a. y. Martin. Aus
tin Franklin. W. T.. Shcphrr. Frank
Niger. J. t. Goodwin Bert McCnnncll'
WilliIm Leach. =. 7. Walker. Hugh w.
Thompson. W. c. Ferguson. j. w. Crow,
Jr.. Frank Harris. James +. Shprnan,
Francis Yoho.
a session of court Will. be hold Fri
day. when trial dates will he set. di-
vnrcc cases heard and other matters con-
sidcrcd. The petit jurors will assemble
next Monday for a TWO or thrcc-dny scS-
sion. The case against Harry Tschap-
pett, Monday. is the one case set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
STONEY DUFFY'S BOND
IN FEDERAL COURT
DECLARED FORFEITED

Special Dispatch TO The 1ntelligencer.
PIiILlPrI. W. Va, May 2S.-Judge
Aston G. Dayton convened federal court
here to-day for the Philippi term. Few
cases were disposed of the first day. In
the case Of Stoney Duffy OF Clarksburg.
held on an alleged violation Of the Reed
amendment: IN order was entered for
feiiing his bond. Duffy was in the
custody of the Harrison county sheriff
and, with his hondsmcn, left Clarksburg
in an automobile and were on their way
To phIlippi but their car broke down
and they arrived after court had adj
journcd. They will appear Tomorrow
and endcavor to have the order set aside.
In the case Of y. Wcss Woolford. tried
last week in Wheeling. for espionage. in
which case the jury disagreed. an order
was entered transferring the case 10 the
Pnrkcrsburg term Of court. Frank Mil
Ter OF Fairmont. arrested for All alleged
violation OF the Reed amendment. whose
bond was declared forfeited at prcyi-
Gus term of court. appeared to-day with
his bondsmcn. He pleads not guilty to
the charge and his case will be called
tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
Moundsvlile Briefs.

Charles Gamble ni tho First wnrd.
won first prize Mary T.. Johnson second
prize and Dorothy Nudge third prize III
the contest conducted by the Ladies' uf
the q. \. K. for III" best essay on
"AmrricaS Reasons For Her Fart in
'rhr War.
JanI"S William IIar,zcll. eight mnntS
old son nf Mr.. and Mrs. Charles farizcl!
Of Morton avenue, died ut the Glendale
hospitaL Monday Funeral services
were held Tuesday Afternoon. Rev. :. r..
Hart officiating.
Tho butcher shops which have been
closing Wednesday afternoon. will II"
opcu to-day and will be closed Thursday
Memorial Day.
Miss Martha Nal"way. who has hcrn
visiting here for two :r"nths has re-
1urncd T., her home ri Danvillc. III. Her
sister in law Mrs. Raymond Nalcwhy.
and little daughter Lucille of Tenth
street accompanied her home.
", s Powell has hn"n confined tu his
home on Tenth street this week with
illness.
Grnrrc Kcssl"r. Of Bcnwnod. who was
drafted by IN. local draft board. left
last night for Camp Humphreys. Acco-
link. Va. To enter service.
Ii"ul,nant Howard Eu2zard OF Camp
Jackson. columbia, s. G.. returned L"
duty Tuesday evening after visiting
h"rr and at Cameron. :
captain Stanley Il. Wilson has re-
turned to Camp sherman. Chillic"thr,
Ohio. after spending short Through
Mt his home here.
l.. T.. Thomas. formerly Of this city,
Int formerly OF New York city spent 4
short time here while returning from
Akron. ohio. where he attended the fu-
neral Of Il relative.
Rev. and Mrs. !. II. Garner are drir-
inr To Charles Town to attend the do
C-s+en council uf the Episcopal church.
Mrs. II. Fl. Gray. Of Cleveland. Is the
guest If Miss Stella Howard nf Sixth
street for few days.
Mrs a. j. McIlanirlS Of Grant avenue
has returned HON" from Washington.
IA. whrr" she wirs called by the III.
ness Of sister.
G.. II. IIargcr is spending a f"w days
al Cleveland attending t" matters OF
business
Lawrence kull Of Roberts Ridge has
enlisted in the army and has been sent
Ia tn" Columbus barracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
TRACTOR IS SOLVING
FARMERS PROBLEMS
Shortage Of Labor is Greatly Les
sened by the Employment OF
Many Machines.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. May Is
The American farmer is carrying on
though his sons and his horses nave
gone 10 the war by regiments and by
drUvcS.
He has got TO produce bigger crops.
over wider areas. this season. than
ever before, if the. world is not 10
starYe. Without his horses and his
sons, and with farm hands as scarce
as ukclcleS al L symphony concert
the American farmer is out TO win,
and he's winning.
One hundred thousand tractors are
chug-chugging away in the fields. car
" and late, doing the work Of at least
200, 900 farm hands and S00,o00
horses.
The farmer has pinned his faith to
the tractor. and if he can win over
the submarine With il This year. mel.
Their the !. W. W. nor the Malthusian
law ever again can worry the 1000
producer. The tractor IS solving the
American food production problem
thr Northumberland problem, and
many other things that used 70 give
the good American gray hairs.
Last summer not more than l0,opO
tractors were in use on American
farms. and the gasoline pillow horse
was looked upon as an experiment.
Now IL factories are running night
and day to supply the demand for
tractors, and tho railroad adminiStra-
lion is running thousands Of tractors
to the fields. More than 100000 Of
these gasoline lahorers will b. in USE
by the end Of this year. officials of
the Department Of Agriculture est.
mate.
The Department Of Agriculture.
through its local agents. has carried
nn a campaign Of education in the
us" Of tractors throughout The conn
Try. Colleges Of agriculture in Ohio
and Minnesota have put on special
courses for farmers who wished 10
learn how In uso tractors 10 tho best
advantage Many nnichborhond asSn-
ciai ions Of farmers have be"n formed
10 buy tractors. so iilal the machines
will never hr idle. As soon a. one
farmer has finished certain job he
delivers the tractor tu his nrichhOr,
who drives straight through with his
job, so that another nei"hbOr may
have the nsr Of the machine.
The tractor never requires a rest
at the headland. Tor docs il pause 10
Craze on the growing corn as it goes
along.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
Raps Beuwood Police.

Judge II. &. lirrr"X III circuit court
Monday afternoon took n rap Al the Ben
wood police force when the matter of
the dismissal Of indictments against one
of the police came up These indict-
mcnts were on Il liquor charge. and the
demurrer Of the counsel for the defend
ant was sustained The lawyer then
said that H. expected n license 10 carry
4 pistol would now be granted In the
policeman. ;,s before the judge would
not grant IL on account of the indiCl-
mrnts. Judge EIervry then spoke up
and stated that he would never grant
the man pistol license. saying: 81
understand that the police of Benwood
take no pains tn enforce certain laws.
especially the Yrsi law. and ! do not
intend to strengthen their hand"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
QUEEN CITY To
ENTER THE Up :
RIVER TRADE

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligencer.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. May IS. A
large detachment Of prominent Ohio
valley shippers were the guests OF the
LUuisvill" and Cincinnati packet COM
pany on the Try out trip OF the former
Pittsburgh steamboat Queen City, from
Cincinnati up the river" The steamer
is Ia he used between Cincinnati, Louis
willie and Pittsburgh.
Owing to the congestion Of business
here and ut Louisville. We found 1t nee
,.ssary IL secure another steamer" said
W. F.. Roe. former Wheeling business
man. general manager OF the packet
company. The Queen City takes the
place of the City Of Louisville. crushed
by ice. -Four Steamers are now in use
and soor the steamer America, will be
ready for service"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
Wheeling Draftees
:. Reach Cumberland

Special Dispatch to The 1ntclliGencer.
CUMBERLAND. Md. May 2S.-Thc
Wheeling special carrying tho con-
script army from Ohio. Brooke Kan
cock and Monongalia counties and the
city Of Wheeling passed through here
shortly after . o'clock this evening:
Tho. boys were in fine spirits and all
wcrc' we'll. But one stop was made
il being ut Fairmont, where the lads
from Morgantown were taken aboard.
The boys had their first supper on
hoard the train after leaving Grafton
and will have breakfast in the morn
ing ut Richmond. Va. The special is
scheduled to arrive at Camp Lee at .
o'clock tomorrow morning. Several
R,ltirnnrc & Ohio Railroad officials are
aboard the special to look after the
wants Of III" lads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
DrafteeS DinnerIeSS

AZ II result Of the draftccs' special
leaving the city three and Il half hours
late yesterday. the majority of the lads
went away dinncrleSS. IN" restaurants
were stormcd by the boys and were
soon out OF sandwiches and all other
kinds of eatablcS. AS a result many Of
the lads were ready for their supper by
the time il was served to them aboard
the special.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
COP MAKES RAID

Officer Rinc made raid single
handed last evening and rounded up two
Offenders To face his homer this morn
ing. Rine has been suspicious Of 25ln
Alley Il. and last evening h" swoop"d
down on the house and succeeded in
rounding up Dave Hamilton and Mag
Blatnc \ charge of lettering WAS
placed against Hamilton. and charge
OF lettering for purposes of prostitution
was placed against Mag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-29
la BELLE DIRECTORS
DECLARE DIVIDEND ON
THE PREFERRED STOCK

STEC BEEEII4LE. Ohio. May @S.--Thc
directors Of the La Bell" iron Works
in regular monthly session here to-day.
declared q dividend nf two percent on
preferred stock. payable June - I"
stock OF record nj the close Ut business
June Is. dividend of one percent on
common and an extra dividend of two
percent on common. payable the same
date and under The same conditions as
preferred. were also declared. Other
business Of q routine nature was trans
acted