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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

fath"- in iS49. when quite n young man.
ana when. i; October l>"H IN" firm was
incorporated rs IN" J. q. IIntfmnrn and
Sons r"mramy. h" h'ram" secretary
treasurer which connection hc main
t,,i".t without interruption
In latter vars Frank &. Nnifmann
and his brother. john &. I!":fnamn. Jr..
founded Tia, rc.'Ah";:t;tS Tanning COM
pauy VIVA extensive tanning ana u!"-
hnr interests: in West Virginia. they be-
in; respectively secretary -trcasur''r nn'E
prrSit!,.u, O; TINS concern. II" Mas $rC-
rotary also Of the D"s Mo:ncS Saldl"ry
company "f neS MONIES. IL. a kindred
CONCERN. and = director in n" Tanners
CIT 81. company II Iostan.Mass
Other activities included member
ship in ;h., tanners council Il national
o7";nlza;ion assisting in the cnnduc:
-; the wlr and dictatorship In. tbs Ma
,innal i.XChrncc EIrk OF Wheeling. Th''
Imperial Glass company of E,llair" and
EuckCy" aluminium company nt No"s-
ter ohio. II" was vice president oi tho
Security Trust company ri Wheeling
and a member OF he directors Of III"
ohio Valley General noSpir,l OF This
c:ty.
Mr.. Hoffman, Is GlrTjvcd by his VII
Hho WAS formerly Mss Emma Stamm
y: an old Wh""lIH:; !arntl: =! that !I1n''
ard by hts daughters. Misses. Ntr;iui;,
and Catherine By ono brother and
li.... Sisters OF Wheeling. all Of whom
will have The sympathy OF the CON-
munity.
Mr.. Hoffman, was such n familiar and
respected f!Sur" ~ Wheeling financial
and manufacturing circles .hat his tak.
ing of jus; VIXEN IN the prime az man
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UNAUTHORIZED
Continued from First Page.j

they understood the men refused TO
wrrk un.ll Il decision was rendered on
heir 'trtn;tnd for $iJ."6 4 day Tor chip
1crS and cIulk"rS and ST. a day FOR
rivr:iuc; gangs "f two men and L boy,
ali IT whom are employed on what is
kurwu as allowance work on intricate
parts 81 tn: ships hulls.
Officials OF the shipping board think
the $tr.k.. is an effort 20 force n day
uaS.. scale IN thr basis Of pay Tor Sn"-
ctai work. In. present day scale FOR
"nippcrs and c:,rihrr$ * SOU Tor light
hours with many mon making greater
sums in &c. ting tina. and u haif for
"vertitn" and double tina for holIGl! 5
ard sundays. Rivcters make even more
Hrrk!u: on piece rates.
J. ~ Franklin. president OF tine boiler
T::tk.r;' uEinn. To which most II I'll,
strikers belong. vas notified of thr
irhuhi.. and confluence was Expressed
T.: officials that the national Officers Of
II" Union would sct:.IH The difficulty.
All az the metal trades unions have
promised completes Corporation in thu
l!lr-huildi'g program and har" refuse,
20 h;t,irr production by special demands
%uCh rs were recently mad by the car
renters Tho Ealt!nor" trouble is b..
i;rVed here to b.. entirely local. with nj
likelihood Of affecting other yards. wfcr,
-" workers approved the new wage
seal. recently instituted.
Tn" i:altiu"r" company suggested to
~ .,nrrd today that ShirH.nrd strikers
=. prohibited from working on govern
Mont contracts in other yards fora per
:".l OF :rn:r thirty /" sixty days.
Til" co."rnnI"nt expects uS To builG
ships" tho company declared. Some
dr.LsI:c action must h" taken 20 prevent
ncrIrrrncrS Of this kind. The mon arc
receiving "xc"rdiuClg high pay and all
,iu"S'inu of wages. ;'!",'" work prices
hours. conditions u: labor. arr absolute,
is -: tho hands of tic government;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

LONDON, March l9.-Eo confirma-
ton having been received through
either the British minister at Tho
Hague or the Dutch minister hero Of
Hollands reported acceptance OF che
allies terms respecting the uso of
Dutch shipping, Great Britain, II is
learned, has sent fresh notification
TO the Eague. In this il is said that
failing unequivocal acceptance of
their terms, the allies must proceed
imln ediately 20 reQuisitlon the vessels
NEW YORK, March lo.-Apparent-
ly through misunderstanding, one
OF the Dutch ships in New York har-
Dor, the Salnarinda, Was boarded by
officers Of the naval reserve today
and her commander notified that they
had come 70 take possession Of the
ship in the name of the American
government.
Tho commander was told that the
American Tag would go up at noon
and that the officers and crew Of the
ship would be given until midnight
to leave. The commander Of the
Samartnda reported the circumstances
to the Rotterdam Lloyd, her owners,
and said he was preparing to obey
when shortly afternoon he again re-
ported saying that the naval officers
had left the ship.
He said tho naval officers had In
formed him they had been instructed
TO return to the navy yard and that
thu contemplated Seizure had been
postponed.
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Mrc Hclcn TIcriditn,

Spccial Disrntrh IT, m" lnlolIi:;on0"r.
Cl.AEKSl;I'I;r W. Va. March IL
Mrs. ii.'"n Mcrid:,h. -. WI" "f Wmn
M"rid!'h. a prominent business "'7n ~
Wolf Sunrn:,t. did to-day III a 'iHrk:i-
bur-; hospital. Of ar";'l";y. following Il
surgical operation. Her h"dr Wa tr,,'.H
To Farm"ui. where III" funeral VII! rt,4
rIac. Surviving; chilGr"u ~" Mrs. Ia.
f.. M"-riiinld OF Wolf Summit. and
Mrs Harry T. Hall and James M"ridlih
OF Sulrm
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Enunll OhSnnNinS.

Services Will bc hriI tn!nvrr"W after
room from The family resident at III
Sixtrcnth street fer I!n"uah H., VII"
OF John Howell. vino died Monday morn
ing after :. brief Illness. luI"ri""nt w!il
be in the Stone Church "c.H"t"ry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
FOR SALE-Automohiles.

FOR SALE-Eational 12-cylindnr. chun-
my roadster. Cord tires All aroSnG
and used but little. First reason
able offer gets it. Hawthorne Autnno-
bile 4 Equipment Company. 907-903 Mar
kct 81, tclcphon" Is. ml-5-p
TOR SALE-yim truck in first CLASS
condition. Call ca John EaSssntcS or
James Freeman. 203 Hanover street
Martins Ferry. o. mr-S-m
WE BUY AID SELL sccond-hand auto
mobiles. carburctOrS, maSnetos, genera
tors starters horn coils. lamps, springs.
tires. E"arS. &C. National. Auto Repair
Co. 1871. Chapline 81, opposite City
Building. Natl l3i0-M. mr-9-a6t
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WANTED

WANTEC-Tn purchase Eocd. llrSt
class. operating coal min" with fair
tonnage or large tested acreage. Address
with all particulars. J.. &. R"Scnthal. .V3
West llSth street. New York City.
mr-lS-k
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LOST AND FOUND

1,CST-Tradlc hound. between wheeling
nnd I'nir: Mills. CT National road. &c
male. slender built. white with Drown
head and black spots. \ reward Will
hn paid for her by r. Warehouse. ztl'
Chapltnc ST., Wheeling Bell lo16-M.
nr-1S%
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
FOR RENT-Fums-

FOE EENT-Farrn. 200 acres, for cash
a good one I. o. Box 377. Wheeling.
W. Va mr-1-t
FOB RENT-Farm 40 acres, Sin miles
cast Of Wheeling. Inquire Of b. l.
Connolly or Win. Connolly l52-lIth
Wheeling, Natl phone l21y-R-; Bell phunc
l54T-W mr-ll-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
FOR SALE-I.ive Stock.

BIG SALE PINE SToCK-Philip hnIh
will hold another big sale Of fine stock
and other things at his farm. two miles
south Of Huntsville and two miles north
of Maynard, Wednesday, March -. hr-
ginning AT l o'clock. fast time. Be-
sides five year old Belgium draft stall
lion. there arc two Hclgian colts and 4
P"rchcron colt; some fin" cattle, hogs,
chickens. hay. corn. wheat seed, pota-
toes. locust posts and wagons are listed /:
see bills Col Gc1rGa r"ddicord is the
auction"er. Philip k"ih. Adcna. Ohio
Il. H. M. ..
FOR SALE-Two gentle Jersey cows.
nc mixers; just the thing for fan
ilV. Natl l65O, Bell G3. mrZO-l
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WANTED-Male Help
WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Thrnc good agents to sell
household necessities on the Install
mcnt plan. Best Of goods and best OF
commissions. We pay weekly. {, +.
ADAMS Co. 11d0-Iti3 Main st. mr-l2-tf
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MAIN EFF0R!
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anc" ni being i'i'' RAJ ."il"rH'''S ""H' !!
undoubtedly a"c"'n;''r% or rf''h' 'A'
main thrust,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
WANTED-Female

wANTED-SiX young ladies between
IS ard - years old TO take up Com
1nmricr work: positions arc high grade
and work is very agreeable: wages
good. Call IL Masonic Temple. mrl6-m
WANTED-Girl to work in candy store.
Virginia Candy store. 81 Goth 81.
,1r1n-i
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Gets wilson'a Support.

WASHINGTON. Mar. l9.--Ind'ratione,
tonight That Joseph r. Davies had won
the Iirmncratlc nomination for United
STATES senator from Wisconsin hroug ht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
WANTED-Male and Female

wANTED-Pernanent positions for two
stencgraphcrs, with some knowledge
of bookkeeping, elegant position to%
right parties, satisfactory wages, with
opportunity for advancement. Apply IN
person, Room 405 Sch1uulbach Bldg.
Wheeling. nr2n-j
WANTED-Permarrnt positions for tw"
stcn"graphcrs, with some knnwicdE"
of bookkeeping. elegant position Tor
right parties. satisfactory waE"sr-Tith
opportunity for advancement. ltprN. III
person Room 4Gj Schmullach Bldg.
Wheeling. mr-l9-l
WANTED-At once. good lady or gent
stcnuGraph"r. Slcuosraphc ana pay
roll work. Reference required. Good
salary. Apply in person 1T Office Prime
Western Sm"ltcr 90. Tiltonvillc. Ohio.
mr-Ig-
WE NEED Il large number of skilled
and uuSNillrd people between the ages
II is and 10, both male and female. IL
ill vacancies in production departments
"c our plant: We are doing an enormous
business both in government and rcEu-
lar commercial lines. ncceSsitating r%-
c.p;innal demand for labor: physical "N-
animation required. Apply in person "i
communicate with factory employment;
office. tho Good! GEAR Tire and Rubber
CO., Akrnn. bhiJ. mrlb-k
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WANTED-Shoc salcSwoman. by one u
Whrclings leading shoe stores. Sp'cn-
did opportunity for active young woman.
Address Sacswoman. care Intelligent
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles. Etc.

FOR SALE-Twu large wagons. ono set
harness. one team. 5000. Bel w. NATL
1850. mr. wi
FOR SALE good horses, wciGht 1850
to !3no. p. O. Box AZ Wheeling. W.
Tn. "H-1'
FOR sALE-Ny driving outfit busy
and harness, almost new. marc with
plenty Of endurance and no blemiShea'
, GOOD har,:a!n. SEQ or phone DR.. J. II.
Ferguson, Shcrrard. W. Va. .mr-lSl-in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
SEIZE DUTCH SHIPS

(CoEt;nucG from first Pnge.)
said on high authority there was no
possibility OF the United Ststes and
Great Britain accepting auy linlita-
t!oa or the exercise Of their sovereign
rights under international law.
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D I E D .

FISHER-On M"ndsy. March IS, 1918.
ut =" url""k n. H.. RllEA. vii" Of
Ch":t"- l.. Fisher. IN her end year.
Funeral s'r,l"cs from tn" home Of her
parents. sir. and Mrs. John y. tiTi2ier.
t'air,hnnr pike. Hcar Shcrrard. We'd
ncs,laY' AFTERNOON. March ~ III zoo
O'clock. services ut the Allen Grow:
I'rcslls terrain church at ESQ o'clock
In',rm"nr N the Allen Grow" ccmc-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GREATEST OPPORTUNITY 10 make
big money since invention OF the an-
tomoblc: exclusive selling rights to
RuhhcrIir: profits $500 to s2.00O -
month: applicants must invest $3.50
s., 0ov establishing their local branch
Write Ilubbcrair. Inc. Times B!dE.. Now
York City. mf-V-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
POULTRY

rEoRoUGnBRED Barred Rock. Cock
crcls. 81 and s.. EGGS. $50 for 10.
StiIwcn Farm. Eayland. Ohio.
mr-19-S0t
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WANTED-By Il large corporation in III"
StrubcnviIlc Ohio District. capable:
stcnoSrapher. one who Is familiar with
debating machines preferred. Answer
in own handwriting stating experience.
and salary Address Box S22. lntclli-f
gcnccr office. m-ll-m
WANTED-Girls over l6 years Of age for
light clean factory work. good wages,
Apply Wheeling Tile Co.. S2nd and
Wood. mF-5-t
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CEMETERY WORK.

CEMETERY wORK-Charlcs r ScnSc-
walt, East GOTH St. National phone
1l77-Y, Whcclng.-docs tombstone clean
ing, and lettering. Get his prices first.
mr. G-3nS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20

HOFTMANE-uu Tuesday. March -!
lHlH. II l:IG o'clock p. m. AT HIS res
d"nr.; Wu"lSdai". FRANK t. lipf'f 4
MANN.
Services n, III: HON" Thursday after
uuuu at 800 Friends invited. Inter
men, private. Pleas" omit flowers.
EOWEL-nn Monday. March Is.
!%lh n : ia o'clock u. m. ut her late
residence. M. l5l Sixteenth street
HANNAH f.. wife "f the late John
Howell
Services NJ tn" rcsid"nc" Thursday aft
"rn."n al o'clock. Friends invited.
Iut,rrl"nt at .Si"nc Church cemetery.
CALDwELL-On Monday, March is.
lalS, Mt $40 O'clock p. m. William
r.. Caldwell.
Services at st. Lukc'S rnctory, 202 South
Penn street. Wednesday afternoon at
. o'clock. Friends invited. 1ntcrmcnt
private at Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
FOE RENT
FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOE RENT - Furnished apartment, 5
rooms and bath Pleasant Valley, April
lSt. Call Wing. $50 National mr20-k
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-20
Dutch Shipping
Still Waits For
Wilson's Order

rr .x -.
$50, MaIeh ~ y,
n.., pIcoiau 1aeioh lah4ns oNer al
L' uah s-ppnIs IA N,nei lee1'l POI Is
iuns !" iIisoal .ohtsn a.
iand.s avail s.tttrSs
,ne -eI.iei anhos soFe1 y :
,,. @.uS y. tn0
Sueu p''poS@iS I'm saiAi 10 oe swso
'sIso .,
An eI.h9r essht tae sAhaerican soV-
r oe'e' iA'Ai0a 10 get ING
SIPS
$3.50. 10 uHosr
49, - Ia -. si.i,.' osu w s.SI ~, ma .,1
sms 10 - . ~ y, 80. s.,'S gu us tne
"0o u LAG @iiios LOT trans
poi tatn. ,.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-20
.LONGWORTH SCORCHED :
FOR WILSON ATTACK
Representative yelling Refers 20 His
Family Circie--giass Aids War
Finance Bill.

Washington, March 1s.-Replying to
Representatives Longworth's attack on
president Wilson as seeking "despotic''
powers under the war financing cor
poration bill, Representative yelling.
of Utah, this afternoon charged the
Ohioan's motive was to place one
within the family circle" in the White
House
Despite day enlivened with politi-
cal speeches. such progress was made
with the bin that Majority Leader
kitchin expects its passage tomorrow
night.
In addition TO yelling, Glass, of
Virginia. strongly defended the bill
against charges that 1t grants too
much centralized authority A day of
hard fighting by Republicans succeeded
In adding but one amendment TO the
bill--fixing salaries of board members
at $4,000.
Representatives Glass said the CEN
tralized power had been granted sscre-
tary McAdoo and his associates be-
cause II had been found universal In
private banking. He compared the
small securities commission with the
loan committee OF private bank
small and able to act quickly
frequent critic of the administra-
ton. Mccormick, OF Illinois. declared
the bill should be passed to aid In
dustrial effort. He predicted that at
the, best the year 1913 must prove
barren of military results favorable TO
the allies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-20
Prohibition Wins
New York Point

Albany, n Y. March 1e.--Eepudiat-
ing its week-old decision for a refssen-
dun on the ratification of the federal
prohibition amendment the assembly
In almost complete surrender TO Gov
eFnor Whitman today voted to post
ponc for this session all action on the
subject of prohibition. This action,
determined upon by vote of 40 to
IS. puts the matter entirely up to the
senate, which la slated to be plunged
into discussion of the ratification
resolution in unamendsd form tomor-
row when Senator. wellington will
Move to discharge tho committee on
taxation and retrenchment from fur
Their consideration of the resolution.
The reputation OF the referendum
proposal, however. leaves ioophole
for actual and immediate ratification
of the resolution at this session. This
could happen only. however, If the
senate should ratify the amendment
and then send it 10 the assembly. thus
forcing a vote there on the original
proposal.
The real reason for the dryn OPP
posing the referendum It was learned
was: 1t was feared that should New
York state pass a referendum bill on
the prohibition resolution II would set
a precedent that might be followed by
other states and might prevent the
immediate ratification of the amend
msnt by the Massachusetts legislature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-20
VICTORY FOR OvERMAN
MEASURE IS ASSURED
Opponents Give Up Fight Asainst Bill
TO Allow President More
Authority.

Washington. March 1S.--Administra-
tion leaders in the senate are assured
OF a victory for the Overman bill In
the Judiciary committee tomorrow,
when. IL ia expected, the final vote in
the committee viii be taken on re-
porting the measure to the senate. The
proponents of the bill say the vote
will be 10 to and this Is conceded
by opponents of the measure, who an
nounced today their Willingness TO
surrender and permit the bill to be
reported.
This means that tho fight will be
carried TO the floor OF the senate where
Senators Reed and Hoke Smith, on the
Democratic side, and Dilling CHAM,
Brandesea. Borah and Cummins. on
the Republican side. will lead the OPP
position. 1t is practically settled that
the vote of committee on reporting
the bill will be as follows:
For the bill: Culberson, overman,
King and wolcott Democrats: Nelson,
and Colt. Repubiicans--total. 10.
Against the bill: Reed and Smith,
Democrats; Dillingham;. Brandegee,
Borah, Cummins, Poindexter an d
sterling. Republieans-total. S,
The opponents of the measure, the
passage Of which Is greatly desired
by the president to enable him to con-
solidate and rearrange executive de-
partments connected with the war pro-
gram, realized the futiiity of further
opposition at todays session of the
committee.
The line-up on an amendment pro-
posed by the subcommittee showed that
the supporters of the bill were hold
ing together firmly and there was no
likelihood of any votes being changed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-20
GOVERNOR DAVIS SIGNS
MAPP DRY MEASURE
Senate Declines to Concur In Reduc-
ton of Sum Originally Allowed for
Commissioners Department.
HOUSE NOT OBLIGED TO ACT
Only -Four Votes Cast TO Sustain
Executors Position -- Only Two
Brief Speeches Made Before De-
cisiou IL Reached.

Following the action OF the senate
in refusing to concur In his recon-
mendation for a. cut Of $4,000 in the
prohibilio bill Governor Davis yes
terday signed the measure as origt-
naily passed Ia the assembly. as
promised in his special message on
that subject.
The bill carries an Appropriation Of
$50 .0op for ths1~ enforcement Of the
prohibition law. Non concurrence in
the governors recommendation by
the senate made II unnecessary for
the house 10 take action on the sug
gestions made ny the governor.
The senate. without debate. ex-
cept short speeches by Senators Mapp
and Goodrich. voted 22 to 4. not TO
concur. Senator Mapp made the
motion not to concur, and Goodrich,
who voted against the prohibition
bill two years ago. supported the mo-
ton. The vote was
Nays.-Addison. Allen, Psrham
Bowers, Byrd. Conrad. Corhttt Gayle.
Goolrick. Gravstt, Hening. jefrreys.
Jordan, Lacy, Mapp. Mathews. Nit
cheil. Rhinehart. Rison, Royal,
STROBE, Thorton-32
Ayes--Davis. Downing. Early,
webb-4,
Not voting or ahsent-Andrews,
Buchanan, Cannon, Drewry. Garrett,
Goodioe. Dunn, Holt. Keith. Robert
son, Trinkle, Walker, Wendenburg,
West.