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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-07
Notice of Dissolution


Notice is hereby given that at special meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Argus Mines and Tun-
mel company, a corporation organized and exist
ing under and by virtue Of tine laws Of the State of
Colorado. held at the office Of the company at
Idaho Springs. Colorado, on the 9Th day Of May
1918, and called for the purpose Of considering
the propriety Of dissolving said corporation and
at which meeting more than two-thiris of the
entire capital stock Of said company; was repre-
sented by the holders thereof either in person or
by proxy.
That resolution was duly and regularly adopt
ed by the unanimous vote Of more than two-thirds
OF the outstanding capital stock Of said company
that said company be and the same was By said
resolution ordered dissolved.
We further certify that all debts and obligations
OF said company have been paid.
Wherefore. we, the undersigned, vice-presiClent
and secretary Of said company do hereby certify
and give notice that the said company has been
and is dissolved. and that all debts owing By said
company have been fully paid.
In witness whereof. we have set our hands and
affixed the seal Of said corporation this 9Th day
Of May. 1913.
OaSD ALBERT MULDoON,
S~ vice-President.
Attest:
HRRBRRr JOHNSON.
Secretary.
First publication May 10, 1913
LAST Publication June IA. 1918
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-07
Effect Of Business Administration

Since the appointment of steel Schwab the head of
the ship building board there has been of about fifty
in production.
Seventeen wooden ships and ship besides
speed
ing up industry by speeding down politics
Men like Ryan the Copper company head Of
munitions board great things in production.
Business efficiency has political inecency by about
political agtators
and yowlers generally might as well quit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-07
Some Things Denver Owes To Speer

Initiated extensive paving and eavelng of Denver streets
Planned boulevard and parkway system.
Initiated extensive sanitary and storm systems
Walled boulevard along its bank
which council named in his honor.
Leaves under Cherry creek park and driveway
other side of creek
Built Twentieth viaduct
Planned culture Denver that has made
it of beautiful cities in the world
Largely responsible development of cy parks with
bathing and other free attractions.
Transformed old dump sunken gardens of the
beauty spots.
Was main founder of Fairgrounds for children.
Established municipal lodging house
Established municipal hahhouse.
Largely responsible for great in City park.
Conceived the Auditorium and successfully carried through his
plan; greatest building of its kind in United States
Built Inspiration point where 3OOmie view of the Rocky
be had world said w H
Taft.
Proposed acknowledged by municipal
Brought about the installation of the municipal
Personally declared
largest in the world.
night Sunday afternoon and in Auditorium
the Auditorium
Was first United States subscribe funds Liberty
loan, being S5OOOOO
Was United States free training for
draft and $1,000 United States
risk for citizens
Originated Give While You Live campaign that has brought
the city beautiful gifts
Established yard, reducing of fuel.
Enacted a "blue sky" law o protect
Had law passed to curb venereal diseases.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-07
Girls Club Soon
To Be Organized

Plans are in hand for the organ
ization of girls club in Idaho
Springs, which will mean much
in the social and friendly life OF
the younger people of the city; and
as this club will be a branch of a
world wide organization having
half million members, it will
broaden and deepen their lives
and bring them in contact with
other people and other lands, and
always insure welcome for them
in other cities when they travel.
The name of the new club will
be the Girls Friendly Society,
this same name being used by all
clubs of this organization through
out the world. The parent society
is in England. and in America
there is the Central Council, with
departments for membership. care
Of members who travel, Holiday
Houses" for country recreation,
missions, social service, and liter
ature. Each state has an organ
ization which controls the clubs
within it's jurisdiction. The pres
ident in Colorado, Miss Carrie
Clinton. will come to Ida h o
Springs, probably next week. to
help in forming the club here.
One of the greatest attractions
in these clubs is the Holiday
Houses where members may
spend vacations. The Colorado
Holiday House" is on Buffalo
creek. The dues for membership
are within the reach of every girl,
being only three cents month.
All the girls of the city are invited
to help in the organization, and
may obtain further information,
and the exact date of Miss Clin-
tons visit from Mrs. Arthur L.
Carnahan, branch secretary.
There are two main purposes of
the Girls Friendly Society-6rst,
to teach those important things in
life which are not received in
public schools and often not in
private schools, such as the duties
of a Christian life, the mutual help
of sympathy and prayer, the en-
couragement of purity in life,
dutifulness to parents, faithful.
ness to employers, and thrift; se-
cond, to provide protection and
welcome for all members who
travel. Covering these two main
purposes is the one great object
of the society, for mutual help,
sympathy, and prayer which
finds complete expression in its
motto, "Bear ye one another's
burdens
The greatest care is used in
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-07

co PANY
S T o c K
HOLDERS
I A K E
N o 7 ICE

BEWARE of any stock
holders organization scheme
or league that you are re-
quired to pay a fee to join.
The affairs Of the Pan
Motor Company Stockholders
are in good hands.
Anyone asking you to pay
money to join any stock
holders league or organiza-
tion is doing so for his own
benefit, and not yours.
COSPIRATORS HAVE
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-07
Is There Not Life
After Death!

Each night we seek temporary death,
And are unhappy il it fails to come;
And morning dawns with life in every
breath,
And the tongue speaks that for q
time was dumb;
And when the longer death that none
escape
Conquers our seventy years, or less
or more,
Is it not sleep that takes another shape!
And shall we not awaken "a before!
Charles. Mackay.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-07

If you are going to buy a Ford,
you had better buy now. On &C
count of war orders, Ford pro.
duction has been cut down one.
half, and may be reduced another
% per cent. Hays Motor Co.,
Idaho Springs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-07
Doings of the
Methodist Church

Sunday School at 10 am.
Morning worship at II "a. IN.
Epworth League at $50 p. m.
Evening service at 7:3O p. m.
James j. Fleming. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
Daily Thought.

II seems to me il il the same Will
love and happiness n with SORROW
the more we know OF 1t, the better We
can feel what otl,er' peoples lives are
or might be, and so we. shall only b.
more tender to them and wishful tG
help them.-Eli0t.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
for their acts Of kindness and the
Aoral offerings in the recent illness
and death Of our beloved mother.
Nrs. Fern Friend
Mrs. Norma Craig
Clarence Friend
Jane ltion4
Lillian Friend
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Services every Arst and third Sun
days. Holy Masses ct eight and tsa
o'clock. Evening services 1t seven.
thirty. Sunday School at ono o'clock
Week-day Masses 1t eight O'Clock
Services second and fourth Sundayi
Of the month ct Crested Butte.
Rev. William Kipp. Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

W. Z. C. ladies have : patriotic
dance at the ]. o. Q. F. Hall tonight.
J. c. Hanl, and wife aze hare from
LAWrence, Kansas, 70 remain for the
Gnnanner. Mr.. Hank = assisting n the
barber shpp With Jimmy Csx.
b Roy Rnek ~ In here . 6sv
Woenm aeo - assume te3ephcne WUFlI
= the G.nnd valley, = moving righi
10. h 1Ae - peuaneee1 . -
|t1 W1fh Ovoe ~ phoinD undoR II
1nI1. 1ey = 49, bey ed M
|nGHD - NnzIks ~ s''sss s
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
Island aIeh IN Emery.

Nmery. the best natural abrasive, Is
mixed IN large quantities on the island
Of Naxos In the Cyclades group.
Greece, from which more than Is per
cent Of the worlds annual oUtpst u
now shipped
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH

Sunday School, 1000 q. m. Public
Worship ct II o'clock. Sermon by
Rev. J. s. Ferris.
8 p. m. Lecture by Professor Huerl
mann Of the u. s. Bureau Of Eduea-
ton. Professor Muermann comes ia
rive . course II lectures on Rural Ed
ucation in the Summer School, and
consented to give . free lecture fol
the church. There should be no W
can't seats.
< Rev. b b. White viii preach q
pitkin ct 3 o'clock Sunday Afternoon
and at Ohio City IN the evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

reyd 8. Fluke of Cedaredes was
IN Gunnisoa 1hursday % businesa
0yren Mcneil lett Tueelay fer De-
yer to Try ana Join tie 0axips CoEps.
John Hamor was down from Doyle
vile On Tuesday On bosiness matters.
W. C. MeDonoueh snd tve children
vsss IN town Tuesday % . basiness
froa Pariin Friday night to sse Tie
county seat.
VIM. Keelor aecompanied By James
Collier took Bud Estes' car 70 Den-
yer Thuysday.
Herbert Andrews II sporting . new
Ford. which he purchased from the
Keelor Garage.
WA. Knowles left for Salida Thurs-
day to visit his son. Reuben. who u IN
the hospital there.
Miss Agneta Evans, Of Delta passed
thru Gunnison Wednesday evening on
her way to Denver.
John NcCosker and ], ], Cenrieht
were down from Crested Butte on
business Tuesday.
X. E. Liltison was In Cunnison last
Tuesday. He il connected with the
Bon Ton Mining Company.
w. H. Whalen, Elmer Wiley, and D.
w. Davis motored over to Somerset
on business matters Monday.
Mr.and Mrs. J. E. Marshall came in
Sunday from DesMoines, Iowa. Mrs.
Marshall will remain all summer.
Messrs.Staples and Long from Mont
rose were Gunnison visitors Tuesday,
looking after the o. c. coal company.
r. ]. Pitkin, an attorney from Dem
yer, was in Gunnison Tuesday in the
interest Of White Pine mining COM
pany.
j. f. Brook, Of Kansas, arrived on
Wednesday to attend the summer Nor
NAL. He was here last year during
summer school.
John Rozich has purchased new
Oakland car from the Rainbow Route
Garage. Mr.. Keelor took the car to
Crested Butte Tuesday.
- =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Miller left for
Denver Wednesday, where Mrs. Miller
will recuperate. Mr.. Miller will re-
turn the first Of the week.
Theo Davis left for Denver Wednes-
day evening to meet his son, Marshall
who 10 coming home ON . furlough.
They will return Saturday.
Carroll N. Carter was down from
from the Carter mines Saturday. Miss
Florence Lehman win accompany him
bAck. She has = position up there.
E. L. Sargent, county food admins
traitor was in Crested Butte this week
looking after very important food reg
ulations there. These concerned -four
and suger sales mostly.
A hne baby girl arrived at the
hons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oris Jet, Of
Prescott, Arizona. Mrs. Jett was
fornerly Miss Henrietta Barrett Of
Gunnison.
WsR Krsutser departed Friday for
Hotchldss, where he will meet Dr.. C.
G. Marsh member Of the Bureau Of
Animal Industry. They are going to
ipyestigate the poison plant which
has been killing 20 many sheep lately
up the North Fork streams.
W
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
ua,;< IN Mankind.

Man 10 the creature Of habit. As we
acquire good or bad habits, We sue
coed or fail In whatever we undertake.
Yet, that Is not always true, for some
set out to ruin themselves by drink
or other vices and succeed ut It.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
CARD OF THANKS

We extend thanks to our neighbors
and friends for their loving assfstance
during the illness and death OF our
mother, sister and cousin. We alse
appreciate the many beautiful nora!
offerings from tie Rebekah Lodge md
our many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Krah and family
Mr.and Nrs. Jack Nelson and family
Mr.. and 0x1 A. y. Waf6urton
Wiss Clara Anderson
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
.lsaturs.s PunIshn,ent eure.

Sickness ID punishment for break
ing one Of natures laws, and ignos-
ance Of the law is no excuse. Nature
IL kind. but she knows no pity for
ignoEnnce-unless we are willing to
pay years Of pennance for days neg
ligence. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

Have your piano tuned by r. L. Dick
at the reduced rate by phoning in
your order to News-C Champion ofice
before June 18th. See Display Ad
elsewhere in this issue. z3-2l
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
ASSESSORS NOTICE

In pursuance to Section $3.50 Of ths
reyerpe law, notice = hereby given
fhst - the M, Sth md eth days Of
Ansrgt and succeeding days, l Win #
- hear any ob5eeticns to The eseess-
nlent of property for tie year lSle, e
IL natker now stands, IN my Omace
et 0unniDom, Coloredo:
A. II THO0AS,
Assessor ok Cuzmison County, Cotos
llk1flhsd Juns I'll. 1lth, nth, 1s1e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The Christian Science Society holds
services every Sunday In the l. o. OF. .
Hall. All are welcome. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
MRS. LILLIAN FRIEND
BURIED HERE SUNDAY

Ars. Lillian Friend, formerly Of
Gunnisoa, passed away June 0th In
Denver. Nrs. Friend was well known
im Guqniaon where she made many
warm friends while abe resided here.
Ars. Friend was formerly Lillian
Warner, and was born in Winnebago,
Illinois, September 20, 1870. She
came to Cunnison with her parents In
1883, and made her home here until
she married L. B. Friend, in Aspen.
some twenty years ago.
Mrs. Friend had been in poor health
for many years. She moved back to
Gunnison with her children about five
years ago, and had lived until July,
when she and her family moved to
Denver. From that time on she fail
ed rapidly and in February she was
operated upon, supposedly for appen-
dicitis. She then came home and was
up and around in two weeks time, and
seemed to be improving until May 18,
when she again became i'll and was
bedfast until her death.
Her sister, Matte Warner, and two
brothers, Bourdette and June Warner,
were called to Denver, and she was
moved back to the hospital, where she
died.
Her children who survive and living
are: Mrs. Fern Andrews, Aurora,
Colo; Mrs. Norma Craig, Nederland,
Colo; Clarence Friend and Jane
Friend, Gunnison; Lillian Friend, Ou-
ray. Besides her children, she leaves
two brothers, Bourdette Warner, Of
Gunnison; June Warner, Ouray, Colo;
and one sister, Matte Warner, Evans
ton. Wyoming.
The body was brought to Gunnison
for burial by the side Of her parents,
who died some years ago. Funeral
services were held from the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon at 2:30, Rev.
White officiating.
The many friends of the family ex-
tend their heartfelt sympathy in the
loss OF their dear mother and sister.
-A -
E. D. Stephenson and son were in
from Doyleville Tuesday.
Helen Gunsalus IL. visiting with
Miss Arterberry. This young lady
IL from Delta.
Miss Anna Dill a teacher from Tel
luride arrived Wednesday to take
in the summer school.
Professor Weisberg, violin instuc-
tor at the Normal this summer, came
in Thursday morning.
L. C. Ehlerbing was in Gunnison
Ihursday getting supplies for the
Headlight mine at Spencer.
Get busy and knit. Others are do
ing 1t in warmer places than this why
not you? say the Red Cross ladies.
Seth Ke6en and family from Delta
visited with Mrs. Arterberry and fam
ily Tuesday evening on their way to
Denver overland.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
the PEARLE HAZE STORE

n Broadway Denver, Cese:
Ladies:-Mail your combings and
have them made into nice switches.
+ sty.nd ----- rs cents
MRS. PEARLE JOHNSON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

A FEW DAHLIA PLANTS LEFT
Fine, large potted plants, almost
budded. Will bloom early IN Aug
ust II set out this week. Red, white,
yellow. Soc each. Alan Lake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
FISH SHIPPING tags lie eaeh.
,News-C Champion o6iee'
Place year erder fer Ne. 8 Anthraeits
new fer Immediate delivery-van
Veeehis 4 Blaeksteek.

Arc you Interested In . sound IN
vestment IN going industrial company :
Read the SELECT-A-PHONE AID On
the opposite page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

Oats, Corn, Bran.-vanvoorhis and
Blaekstock. 7e-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14
LAgseous
WHEELER BROS, Parlin, Colo
Range on Gold creek.

E. E. MUELLER, Gunnison
Watch Repairing Jewelry
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

Have your piano tuned by r. I. Dick
at the reduced rate by phoning IN
your order to News Champion once
before June 18th. See Display -
elsewhere In this issue. 43e24
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

L. c. Ehlerbing was in Gunnison
Thursday getting supplies for the
Headlight mine at Spencer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

Get busy and knit. Others are do
ing 1t in warmer places than this why
not you? say the Red Cross ladies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

w. H. Whalen. Elmer Wiley, and D.
w. Davis motored over to Somerset
on business matters Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

Mr.and Mrs. J. e. Marshall came in
Sunday from DesMoines, Iowa. Mrs.
Marshall will remain all summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

CABINS TO RENT-st Bogan's camp.
See or write Mrs. II. p. Genth, i'd
/ dress Almont. 20-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

FOR RENT-Furnished seven room
house on the Island. Or will sell
house without furnishings. Phone
9OM. 2A-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

Seth KefRen and family from Delta
visited with Nrs. Arterberry and fam
lily Tuesday evening ON their way TO
Denver overland,
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

j. E. Brook. Of Kansas. arrived on
Wednesday to attend the summer Nor
NAL. He was here last year during
school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

Opening Dance at Wauniee, Saturday
evening, June %. Good orchestra.
$1.5O per couple for dance and sup
per. Everyone welcome.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

FOR SALE-A seven year old 1850
pound Percheon Stallion. Sound.
L. A. Shewalter, 221 Wood Ave,
24-2t Salida, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

WANTED Rubber, scrap iron, rags,
and metal. Gunnison Iron and Met
al Yards Company. Yards in West
Gunnison. 24-25
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-06-14

John Rozich has purchased q new
Oakland car from the Rainbow Route
Garage. Mr.. Keelor took the car to
Crested Butte Tuesday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

Mrs. Oliver Browning and Lizzie
daughter. Elizabeth. e Si"uh"uvlll".
are guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Myers.
Mrs james IlarEer' Of Falrmort. w.
Va. IS visiting friends here ;hIs Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Dcvinc and son
OF Saltwater. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Myers. Mr.. ana Mrs. Guy Myers Of
Belmont. and Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Par
ler were guests II Mr.. and Mrs. ".
II. Parker. Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Dixon and little daugh-
ter Of Bridg"p"r; are guests 81 Jerry
Dixon and family.
Theodore Jones and Scott Groves of
Rcimon; wcrc business callers in this
vicinity the first "f ;hc week.
Oscar Gladden. and. family oC E".
rh"sda wrro Sunday visitors at In"
ho:n" Or II. l. Srat,crdly.
Miss Eta Wells nj Ja,obshurc s7"n;
Sunday the guest Of h"r sister. Mrs.
Andy Ault
AIr. and Mrs. Joseph Ston"hrakrr A.
tcadcI ChIldrrn's lay service ~ lhc
Concord Presbyterian church, Sunda"
Mr. and Mrs. JAP Jones w'rr gIr~ -
Il, Bert bishops SUNDAY.
Al: and Mrs. .I"S'ah n"u"ip$s and
son. Floyd. were B"llalrr shoppers Sat-
urGIy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
Patriotism Caused Theft.

Considerable. oxcitemen: WAS create!
Yesterday morning by the rH6'nS ~
tour sticks ii dynamite alonE tEe BAT
.imore & Ohio tracks about 500 te''
Naast- of Nett mine No. l. IN" SUCKS
were found about $50 O'Clock pE I ''''
man Graham. on a west. bound :reIShe
passing there 1T that hour. rra"'Ht
reported the matter 70 Capt. ''""VSt
Johnson. Of tn" L. N .. tore. wa. H'a'i'
a thorough Investigation ~ IN" hiaH'e'.
According u The INVESTIGATION IRE
finding OF the dyranl!tH was due :" 'ni
carel.ssness o. the Netf Coal company.
Investigation developed t!'at th' p'"n'F
borse OF min" Nc. l had ben broken
open during the night and tort:-"iSh
sticks Of dynamite taken th"reironi. IN"
powder house is Il trail affair ana can
BE- entered b. pryinE :; board ~; the
structure. The four sticks found ~"
believed to 81 a part - thc t"r:y-eiSh,
sticks of dynamite stolen. n" remaining
forty-four sticks not accounted Tor. |;
WAS also declared tina; n" sore HouSr
contained several hundred pounds ~
powder.
Mr.. johnson is OF n" "pi5icE tia; the
dynamite was no; St"l.n for any mali
cicus intent. but ewing :" h" scarcity
and the pric. nf high EXPLOSIVES. h.; p'-
2ieyes il was taken for tho purpose or
celebrating thc Fourth Of July. Ab"u'
one YEAR ago. in0 S::CkS Of dynamite
were stolen from u powder .!"uSe II Il.
same vicinity and Investigation derri-
oped that il was uSGd :" celebrate ia"
Fourth. Ncff miae NJ. Is controlled
and operated b.: the Pittsburgh Belmont
Coal company.
Mr. Johnson denies an: Intention 2:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
MontteEel Tuueral To-day.

Funeral services Will bc held thus aft
crnOua at o'clock from the family
hunc IN Warwuuu for tn" late and hISh-
Is. respected Bartiin M"utiegcl. wh" deed
T"rSday. knights uC Trmplar. Wheel
ing tUm'ua2drry. No. |. Will have charge
T.: the services and following brief scr
vices 1T the family residence. services
viii l." conducted At 81. Johns I.uth-
c:au church III thus city. l;'V. w. u.
il;rct VIII hr IL charge The three
Sons. oscar. who IS staliuE"d Il; tami,
l.r"". William. who is stationed 1t
CAMP Shelby. and Herman. "t M!lwa"-
kcs. have returned to atl"uu the funeral.
In;,rm"ut viii he made in the Green
wood mauSulcum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
Evans Released; Will
Be Given a Hearing,

DALLAS. TEXAS. JUI" l".--HII!i'''a"
Evans Dallas newspaper MAN ana l"''
mrr ..l:ii If tli' American i"fHt"h ~
t'upruhH...n ~" WaS arrested here ~
customs "frirIHls. Tu"&!Ir. ~ r"h'l"'.
tiru with tn" ci!irLn'" !lin IN" H'"'"
Stnrcs "f part at IL" Russian crown
Jewels give bond al $'."nn i"''A! 'L''u
was r"l";i>;'i II" Is I" APPEAR III 80"
York Iul{ far Il h"nr!ng. y b"N '"'''
ing ~" = rnl5un seal which wHH I"i'h"
in l.ynns apartments Was diSpatrh'" I"
washington by messenger yesterday -
number 81 uudrIlE, red letters i"ihfcs:''"
la governmental h'rhr;'n"ntS SaId "
have. been found al i"i az ih" box AIS"
were silt /" Washington
Evans. VIII" went =" '"i" n''h='h l">'
p.rrntlm T. and Whn resigned "nl% r'''iil-
IT, denies al! kunwl'riE" ~! ihr chhfs'$
against him. \ statement issued NY iHS
cnuns,! declares rhr hos, when y say
has never hc"n "irnrd Was gwen hi'H
Tx an associate IN tn" legation Tor a.,
livery IN Washington; that = "AS ma"
y,rtrurly rnrckcd I" Texas win IN" re-
naiut!,r Of Evans higgaG" ana ;hh' IL
had not been delivered "win% /" care
lrSTu"Ss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
BELLAIRE
ATTEMPTS Criminal Assault.

r. y, Edwards. thought :" Dc 'C"''
Benwood. was given = hearing o''tose
Squire Mason. last evening. on n en''E'
of attempting cr:mina! assault up"'
Mildred Kirkendell. aged lars. "'ue
ter OF Mrs. ,Aletia kick"nd"'t. a''' ~" ~
have been committed. "eaneso"S' ~
Rose Hill. H., WAS h''" !" IN
Jury and rcrnnnIcd I" the Guy JAZZ UPON
default OF $500 bond
The man was arrested yesterday ~
noon after being pointed oUt by IN"
o,,ocsd victim. t.. child and her
mother wore walking on tn" street When
rho child pointed IL the man. saNias. =
vas he who had been with them IN
day before. \ feature Of he ir;at w2N
tho testimony OF tho J-ycar-"ld sister %
1he little girl victim.