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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
HOG STEAO|NESe
ONLY TEMPORARY
PRICES DECLINE 10 TO 20 CENTS
DURING TRADING At
CHICAGO YARDS.
BEST GRADES SHOW
GREATEST RECESSION

Top For Lights Rccedes to $1s.7S'
While Butchers Sell Up to 5000
Cattle Slow and All Glasses Lower
Except Few Choice Steers-ki''ins
Glasses Of Sheep Lower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26

Chicago. Sept. 26.-Cattle = Es1l-
mated receipts for today, $4,000: mar
ket slow and lower on all classes ex-
cept a few choice steers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
chiea 90 Grain Close.

Chicago, Sept 70.
Corn-No. 3 yeTlow, 1872; No. g yell
low, 1.59@1. 50; No. yellow, $50; No.
IS yellow, 1.4SG1.49; No. yellow, 1.SS
OLE.
Oats-No. 3 white. 7s@N1s; stan
dard. rs 975Z.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Killing classes of sheep were lower
than on Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-26
Optimistic Thought.
A mans good name is his best monu-

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SHE HAD AWFUL
.C0UGHFN.C.SPELLS
TELLS HOW SHE 6AIdBD Re-
LIEF BY USE OF HYPo-coD.
Would wake Up-At Night Cou8nnG
Seldom Slept Through Ia
Night.

ct had awful fts Of coughing nj
nights for months l would so 10 bed
and in an hour or so would wake up
coughing and tossing about and the res;
of the night ] would only sleep by MS
and starts. My stomach was bothcrinE
me TOO and nj last called In our lam
lily physician. That was where ola
the wise thing for he prescribed HEpo-
cod for me- and said it was good toni"
for people rundown like I WAS and IT
surely did do the work" declared Mrs.
Sarah Chapman Of Bridgeport, O.
Hypo-Cod cured m" Of my cough and
Stcadicd my nerves 81 nicely l sleep the
whole night through aud my stomach
has been so improved by HypoCod !
rat hcarticr and IN fact feel like new
woman" continued Mrs. Chapman.
The moment the system becomes
clogged and the mucus membrane be-
comes irritatcd ones system is always
subject TO coughs and colds and If per-
mitted to linger such condition is apt
To lead on 10 even more serious comp
pIications. For this Hypo-Cod is n rap
id and pleasant relief. Hypo-Cn1 con
tains the famous strength giving prop
critics of fresh cod-liver eXtractives
combined with malt. iron. and sherry
wine. 1t is so pleasant and palhtablc
the weakest stomach readily nbsorhs il.
especially in summer when the stom-
ach Is naturally weak. One would new
CT guess It contained Cod-Liver OIL
No conscientious parent should permit
n child to lnnguish and grow weak when
such a simple remedy will strengthen
them and no one with cough or cold
should wait another day. Hypo-Cod -
sold BY good druggists eEeEywherA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
M0UNDSSViLlE
TIC TO Leave.

The local 'i.i h'ai1 hay" r r''i'"d
c;,1iS tor III H.,n :" !';,N" for camps;
within t!.'. neat TN days. Twelve I'A!''
Thursday Tor camp ';r""::I"ti. 'i;t.
Thlrt,"n limited s"rN 49,. -:irE l'.ii" Fra
ri,.y Tor Camp 'ir''m'. y. =. iw" nan
Alfred VI. Mcconnell. city anu liusn y.
y Aldl'"y. of McM".'l;cn. i'av" S"ptrm-
Der first 10 TAX" :raIuInn a. aut" me-
ch,,iicS al Richmond. Ind. culorcd
ur;utee leaves September Tor Camp
custer: SIAtecu llIu!l"u service lucn 80
between September " aud 10 CAMP
Humphreys. Va. and l.: men go ~
camp IL" between September " and i.
The drlftc" board has announced tbs
following uen 10 e. camp Green"
Friday: john *. liiIiItcr. city: Is. ".
Eil>y. city: Harry kuSrh'rry. Wheeling;
hr. Byron ii. t;ardncr. city: Ray W.
Juliiff Cameron: Robert ia" Robinson.
Bsnwnod: Albert tarnrLu Ecnwnuu. Ed
ward +. Scylcr. McMrchcn: Clyde Lopez.
CITY; John EoiSo, McMcr.hcn; Hugh FL
MGR Lucas. cily: Earl WiScnb;llcr Wolf
Summit, W. Va; Denton Albaush. Ben
wood: Sherman Welch. Muundsvilic. l..
y. L
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field, O.. to attrnd the annual state con-
vcntinn &c the Junior Mechanics.
Win tho War" alley crowd Saturday
night had n turtle soup lunch on Is. or
p. lawn and frd over ~ people. every
person getting all they could cat.
Regular services were resumed III the
First NJ f.. and baptist churches yes
to-day. thu pastors having returned
from vacations.
Sunday afternoon was another hot
nnc, thcrmnmet"rs running up TO the
hundred mark In several places.
Arthur James. Martins Ferry boy in
France, has been assigned To tho mail
service he having been railway mail
messenger before being drafted.
Miss Esther Moore has returned from
a weeks visit with Cleveland friends.
Mrs. James Mcdill. of North Fourth
street, Will he home uo-Irorrow from
five weeks spent at W-aukesha Springs
Mich. for her health.
Miss Neville Eberlcy. who recently
enlisted AZ an army cadet nurse has
been ordered to report at Camp Sherman
one week from to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steele and son,
John. motored n Flushing Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
Assistant Postmaster E. G. Davis Is
hack on duty again after fifteen days
vacation.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Herbert lrscur AMI family arr hero
from Washington. Pa. 10 attend the III
neral Of his mother.
Parents of Alvin Nelly Saturday
night received letter from him dated
Camp Mills, saying they might sail any
minute.
Mrs. c. W. kurkucks condition IS re-
Eardcd US very grave. but Sunday there
was Il very material Improvement.
Miss Virginia lI"il returned Sunday
from visit with her aunt Mrs. George
Matthews. at RarncSville.
Miss lrcn" Webb. Of South Fifth
street. returned Sunday from two
weeks visit with Struhcnv7lle relatives.
Attorney George Cooke and John Fur
bee. are Martins Ferry members of the
county Democratic rrmmIttoc appointed
Saturday.
Township trustees at n special meet
inE held Saturday evening paid road
bills aEeregating nearly sl.4n0.
Corporals Carl Stead and ". S. Dunn,
Martins Ferry boys. gave UP their non
commissioned officers badges 10 bHcom.
1rlvAtcs sn they cnlId see Immediate
service in Siberia
Ashland BOY Scouts canpe1 back 1T
town attended Presbyterian church and
Sunday school yesterday morning in a
body
John Mntzgnr loft Sunday for Buffalo
y. Z, 20 attend tho National convention
Of Lutheran Leagues as representative
OF NhcclIns district.
John Vlckers left Sunday for Spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
ONLY CHARRED BONES
OF FIVE VICTIMS OF
MARTINS FERRY FIRE
MoTHER AND FOUR CHhDREN
BURNED TRYING TO GET
OUT
Evidently Must aave Eeen caught In
Stairway BY Burst Of Plane
other Martins Ferry News.

Coinpl"tn exploration of the ruins 81
,hc Ami Chcrb"i2 home Immediately
west Of Martins Ferry. which was de-
Strsrcd Saturday morning with INC loss
at five lives. the mother and four chill
drnn. WAS possible SUNDAY hut all inc
scarrherS wound WIS tn. Charrod bones
uf the victims. II was rrueSnmc sight
us some worker would discover Inc
hackcncd skull or other bones or the
unfortunate victims Of The fire and
hundreds uf furious prnpl" watched the
work.
The fire which started at $50 Satur-
day morning was caused by All Oil
stove explosion while all OF the fam
lily were asleep. but the husband and
faucr who had gone ont 10 milk after
lighting tn" stow. The house WAS en-
tirtiy Of frame construction and due
Ia the extreme drought the wood work
must have been So much finder. This
with the start given By the blazing oil
must have caused the flam'S to spread
with exceptional rapidity.
When Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Wood. IN"
first to discover the flames. appeared
on the S,rnc. the entire downstairs WAS
Il n,;tss of flames. Itowrvcr. at that
time il might have ht~"n possible to save
the mother and children had 4 ladder
been handy but il was some time before
anything Of that kind could be had ana
then il WAS too late.
The mother made hrroic efforts 10
save her little ones for after taking her
son Ami down the stairs through the
flames she went back after the others
and was trapped with them. Many
people seem IN think she might have
thrown the children from the second
story windows taking chances on their
injuries. but the mother in her terror
for the little ones probably became
confused.
One member Of the family besides
| Ami. was away on q visit 1T the time
and she with the boy and father arc
| all that remains Of tn" rHmliy OF eight.
| The mot her WAS a daughter of Henry
| DnrSrh prominent farmer west az Mar
| tins Ferry and has three sisters living
| in Martins Ferry. The members nf tho
| family burned wcr': tn" mother. aged
| ~. Catherine aged IL. William aged :,
| Henry aged and Margaret aged ..
Funeral services for I'll" victims will
| b. held Monday afternoon At three
| o'clock from tn. home OF Mrs. Paul
| Bluthart. Il sister OF Mrs. ChcrbelI on
| Virginia street and Rev. Mr.. Wendell nC
| bridgeport. will otficiatc. Tho remains
IF all will he buried in the same grave
at kivrrvicw I" mctcrv
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Gets Good Offer.

Miss Kathryn Elack:ord yesterday
received telegram from tho adiutant
generals -nffiCr in Washington. II. c.,
notifying her she had hncn appoinic cd
10 position in tho quartcrmaStcrs Dc"
partmcnt there 1T Il SALARY of $1.20H per-
year. As she has enlisted as n cad -
army nurse and expects "a be called In
that 81" will Very likely decline the
Washington appointment. Miss H'len
Crow another Martins Ferry girl VIII"
recently enlisted as r. cadet army nurse
has also declined Il most flattcring Of
fer IN work that she had prepared her
S"lc for u four Years of cnll"E" work
III order - ia what she considers her
patriotic dat? as an army nurse.
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turned from u visit with relatives at
Canton.
Harry J. Greenwood has returned to
the sattlcsh;p Iowa, after spending an
eight day furlough with his parents IN
South Bellaire-
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson. OF Gravel
Hill. is . guest of relatives at CIcve-
land.
Mrs Mary MusErave. of Gravel HILL
is n guest Of relatives at Youngstown
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Collins of this city,
arc spending a few weeks with friends
at Atlantic City.
K. l.. Henderson Of this city has re-
turned from n visit at Detroit, Mich
and lake points.
Miss Grace Herman. Of Mcheesporl.
Ia, has returned homo after visit
with local friends.
D. w. Shields has returned from a
visit with relatives ut Cincinnati.
Mrs. Robert Martins has returned TO
Stcubenville. after visit with local
friends.
Dr. W. A. Myers. nr Bnise Iowa is
spending a few days with relatives
here.
Rev. and Mrs. +. l.. Erect, are expect
ed home this week from visit with
relatives at Cincinnati.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
THREE KILLED
TWO MISSING
IN EXPLOSION

HARRISBURG, W. Va. Aus. %
Three persons are dead. two others arc
missing and are believed to have been
blown to bits. and on is inca hospital
here. probably fatally injured, az re-
suit IF The explosion last midnight Of
two railroad tank cars Of gasoline n;
Dola. near here. The explosion. II -
believed. was caused by q back-firc
" spark from an automobile which ono Of
tho victims was carn<inG near where tho
tank cars were dcrailed. Much prop
crty in the vicinity Of the explosion was
destroyed.
The nKown Dead
LYDIA FARBART.
BROOKS MICHAEL. Of DolA.
RUSSELL BATES, Of Dola.
John J. Swiger. Of Dola. and U. G.
Watson, of Parkershurg. who wer% HcIr
the scene when the blast occurred, ar.
missing and IT Is believed they were
blown to bits. Henry Mulligan. Of
Fairmont. Is in a hospital here in 4
critical condition.
Persons who witnessed the explosion
say that the deralicd tank cars were
leaking when LYDIA Harbart drov up in
IN automobile. The. engine of his car
stalled and when he tried tc. start tho
motor il back spanked. The explosion
followed an instant later. thought II
have been caused by the sparks CT Har-
harts machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
ALLIES IN RUSSIA
ONLY TO EXPEL THE
NATIONS ENEMIES

ARCHANGEL, Thursday. Aug. 60 (By
the Associated ess).-An official an
nouncement issued to-day by the. ell
tcntc allied governments in the north
ern region of Russia denied the state
mcnt recently Iradc 10y Lcninc and
Trotzky. the Bolshcvik premier and war
minister. respectively. that Great Brit
ain. France and the United States were
enemies OF Russia. The allied military
action. the announcement added. VAS
aimed nj the expulsion Of the Germans
from Russian territory and the suppress
sion by force Of arms Of the BrcSt-.
Litovsk treaty. The statement follows:
'Leninc and Trotzky declare that the
British. French and Americans who dis
embarked at Arci,angel are brigandS
and they call upon the Russian probe
leriat TO fight against them as encE'ics
Of Russia who attacked her without Il
declaration Of war.
We declare to all Russian citizens.
for whom the welfare of Russia is dear.
that this is not true. The British,
French and Americans A. Archan3cl are
| the allies OF Russia They were invitcc
TO make q landing here by the lcgiri-
mate government and with the complete
and unanimous agreement ON the part
of the population.
The government OF the northern re-
Ginn is composed nf members Of thu
constituent assembly which was elected
by the whole population for the north
| crn border district. II comprises also
representatives Of the Zcmstovs and
Municipalities elected by universal suf-
frage.
This government had been formed
and was overturned by tn" illcgitmatc
Bolshcvik government before the de-
scent of the allies. 1t was formed on
the initiative Of the league for the re-
generation OF Russia. which rcunit's
representatives Of all the political par
ties recognizing the constituent as
scnlbly Us the only riKhtful Russian
government.
1.-The allies then we're called to Rus
STA by the only legitimate and repre-
tativc authority for the purpose Of mil.
itary action In common. aiming at Ih-I
expulsion OF the Germans and the com.
rlete suppression by force Of arms q.
tho Brest-Ltovsk treaty traitorousIy
, signed by the Bolshcvik. But they we're
called on the distinctly specified condi.
tion that they must not mix themselves
in the internal affairs Of the govern
ncnt Of Russia"
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Personals,

Mrs. Francis Morris and daughter.
Corclla. have returned home attef
spending Sunday Mt Grave Creek.
Miss Anna Beltz. Of Key, o.. IS inc
guest of MIR. H. Rial and family.
Miss Florence Scltner will leave soon
for Pittsburgh. where she will spend
brief vacation.
J. F.. Hicks has returned home alter
few dnyS visit al Claysville.
Arle Weddington has returned home
after two weeks vacation at Charles
ton.
William Black Of New York. is spend
ing a few days with relatives here.
Mrs. Hazel Riggs has accepted posi-
ton at the Rcd Star grocery.
after spending several days with ms
brother on Caldwell street.
Miss Laura Tarr, who has been spcno-
ing months vacation at Newark, D.
has returned home.
Misses Margaret and Pauline Jones
will leave soon for Pittsburgh.
Mr.. W. Rogcrson and family have re-
turned to their home in New York.
Jack Moore has returned TO his homo
Mt New Castle. after spending SeVerai
days with his aunt here.
Mrs. George ksllz OF La Granca- ore:
is the guest Of Mr.: II. {. Muldrew ana
family. =
Miss Catherine Renncr Of Hundred, Is
the guest Of Miss Alta Gntcwood.
Miss Catherine Weeks OF ShadySloc'
Is the guest Of Miss Helen Long
Mrs t. Scltncr who has been VISITING
friends al Petersburg has returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Father Hit By Auto; Stove
Explodes at Sons Home

Wilson Connolly Of North Island sui
f"rcd severe injuries late yesterday at
crnoon when he was struck by an au-
tomobilc driven by James Williams.
culored. and is suffering n broken arm.
II is said Mr.. Connolly was walking IN
the street on North Huron and crom-
we'll from behind a street car wheE
he was struck.
The driver Of the car was arrested
for careless driving and will he held IN
police court this morning.
4 serious co-tncident occurred short
ly after. Mr.. Conncllys son from kirk-
wood WIS, Immediately after the father
had been injured and while attending
him. received 4 telephone call from III"
home saying n gas stove had exploded
and his wifci injured. 1t was reported
Mrs. Connolly was not seriously hurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
MoundSvu1e Briefs.

J. C. Purdy and daughter Mrs. Flor
encc Stevenson Of Verona. Pa. are visit
Ing relatives here
Nh and Mrs. Walter Michael will
visit the coming week with relatives IN
Pennsylvania. They Will max" the trip
in their roadster. On their rrturn trap
they will stop at Gettysburg for fe"
days.
Mrs. Fred zeyrr OF New Athens. o..
Is the guest of her brother, hurry n
Bowers.
Miss Mary Ruckr,an nf Center street
is visiting relatives at Shcrrard.
Nrs. H. X. McCuskey and daughter.
Margaret. of WcDSburg. are visiting
Mrs. McCuskcys mother. Mrs A. L.
W-icdebusch. Of rurdy avenue.
Mrs. Sydna Fountain of Seventh
street has left for Toledo, O. alter
spending some time here
Miss Mary Hitc OF Mannington Is
visiting Mrs. Whittlnghun and tho
Misses Wnodburn OF Seventh street.
Mrs. J. A. Bryson Of jefferson ave
nu" is i'll. She suffered paralF''c
stroke.
Miss Rose Ketchke OF Washington
ay,nu,ris confined to her HON" with $Ehe
grip. ,,-
Miss Ramsey has returned I" nor
home ut SistrrsviIlc after visiting MISS
Pearl Chambers Of Second street
Mrs. Clyde HGnphlll, who has pe'h
confined To the North Wheeling nos
pital with broken limb. is much not
tor and may hc removed to her home
the coming week.
Miss Helen McCuskcy has returned
m hcr home on Second street after visit
ing friends and relatives at War~ood'
{. G. Srhwob is ut Dover. o. iooNi'iE
after stock for next years cradl" out
put. :, :.
Charles I.nhr Of Rochester. IA. IS
horra fer few days. They viii NOV"
their household goods there Tuesday !"
make their future home.
Miss Lavina Walton nf Linden ave-
nue.. nhn has typhoid fever. is getting
afon. nicely.
Mrs. Il, rtlc Busum and TWO CT" ir"n
| have gone to Newark, O.. where tneS
J viii visit friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Jubilee Starts Today.

Th> week Of song and jubilee by IN"
congregation of Fifth Street u. r..
church. in celebration Of having lIttcd
,h"ir church and parsonaG" debt. starts
this evening. and closes next Sunday
night, with services every evening and
thrrc meetings on The closing day. Tho
hic feature Of tho week will take place
sunday afternoon ut n'cl"rk. when tn"
mortgage will h" publicly burned.
ministers in largo numbers will attend.
Plans Completed Sunday.
~ It nIr"iinE Sunday "f tho rom-
miit"cS III charge of tho great Sunday
school parade. arranged for Thursday
night as Il concluding feature Off tn"
county Sunday school convention. AL
plans for tn" big event were completed.
Word was received TINT big dclcEa tions
from the Sunday schools of bridgeport
and Rcllairr would come and Eolerain
and Barton will snnd some. go Every
school in town will hc out in force.
Mayor James Ralston has hccn Sc
lcct"d MS grand marshal Of III" parauo
with W. T.. PnttinE and DR.. Charles
Gray Shrevr ms aids. Tho parade Will
form on North Fourth street and move
oyer rnu;" that will cover q good
parl Of tho town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Going Alter Slackers.

In n very short tim" plans Will have
boon perfected whereby the draft board
will be- able to got Il large numh'r VI
men of army age who have hid behind
their nationality. which unu"r In" OK
listing laws. has been sufficient 10 pro-
tcct them. thereby anE"rinG Americans
who see their sons going To the front.
That this nationality cloak Will not
shield them much longer is 4 fac; lat
people can accept without qualification,
Tho plan is just about worked out and
bcfor" long there will hr no InSnlrnt
bucks Of soldier age and fitness able 10
spread himself and his dollars around
thn StrNrlS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
The Jeseur Funeral.

Funeral services for Mrs l.nSCur.
widow of the lat" Georgc LcS"ur. tor
many years prominent undertaken nj
this city. will probably he held from
tn" family HON" IL South Third street.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock and
! intcrm"ni will hc at RITrrvirw Como
Itcry. Mrs. LrSrur passed away Satur-
day night shortly after n'cluCk. after
an illness Of two w"rkS ar more the
end coming US a result Of inhrmiti"s or
old age. She is survived by four chit
! drrn. Mrs. Maud Kocnl"in. Mrs. As:r"d
He'll and Miss Grace L"scur Of this ci!y
and Herbert l.csrur Of WASHINGTON. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
BELLAIRE
Honor Draftee.

Members of Bc3laire Den of Lions at
tended, = reception yesterday afternoon
at tho home Of Mrs. Thomas Great
!. house at Beuwood. The affair was IN
honor Of Samuel Greenhouse who leaves
next Thursday with Marshall county
contingent for Camp Graenl"at la
About thirty members Of the order were
present and an enjoyable afternoon was
spent. Featuring the affair was an eN-
tcellent dinner prepared by the host and
hostess. The afternoon was spent N
music and Speechmaking in which
number of the members took Eart- MT
.Greathoust. was the recipient OF num-
der of useful presents among them pr-
ing n wrist watch presented by his
cousin CN Rude and other useful
articles by members of the family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
DEPUTIES Resign

Deputy Shcriffs J. Fred Clayton and
Clyde Lopez have resigned their posi-
tons preparatory To going I" camp.
Lopez leaves Friday with tho limited
Servic" men for Camp Greene ami Clay
ton. who has been the MARSHALL county
jailor leaves next week TOR Camp Lee.
Deputy II. d. SIcCardle also resigned.
with the other two deputies Sunday. He
will accept a position with the Wheeling
Steel and Iron Co. il is understood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Her1aaut At Arms.

Everett T. Thar. Of this city has
been chosen as assistant serEcnnt-nt-
arms at the Republican state convention
which Is to h" held In Columbus next
week. 'rharPc was candidate for the
Republican state convention which is to
hs held IN Columbus next week.
Tharp" was a candidut" for the position
OF state central committee at the recent
primary election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Narrow EScapG

Occupants of an automobile owned
and driven by Patrick Gilhooly Of this
city had narrow escape from serious
injury Saturday night when a collision
with another auto occurred on Thirty
fourth and Guernsey street. A little
girl III the Gilhooly car sustained sew
eral cuts on the head by flying glass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Get Hearing Today

Tho two young men arrested for
stealing automobile accessories Will
probably get their hearing in police
court today az will Willard Burnett.
arrested Saturday while trying IN dis
pose OF stolen brass from tho furnace
and half a dozen DRINKS and disorder
lies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Council Meeting tuesday.

The regular meeting of the city coun-
ell will hn held Tuesday evening in the
council chamber. At this meeting the
report OF the state accountant pertain
Ing 20 council will be rcad. Other mat
tors will also be given attention and
the indications are that sessions will
bp intereStuS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
NADER
ELECTRIC
SHOP
Fourth and Hanover SITS.
Martins Ferry.
Rcptstratiou Fell Short.

Registration nt YOUTHS reaching their
majority since June = in this local
draft district fell far short Of tho eSti'
mate made by the adjutiLnt generals
office. the actual registration being less
lhan half Of whit was cXpcctcd.