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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-09-26

non, Thomas Thurston Wilson. Asa
Franklin Warden, Daniel NJ. williams.
Cornelius Kolloclt WaddiD, Hosey
Dennis Robbins, Arthur julius McRae,
Vile Mrnroc Biggs, VAn Jeff Cow
3%ton, Ernest Humes Duyali, Lander
Delno Crabtree, Norris Lovina, Daniel
80 r!llaran, James Wiiiford Wright.
Charlie Daniel Johnson, Robert La
han Tucker, Jares Arnold Sellers,
Len Bradley, Bud Morgan, John Col
in Brock, William Alexonder Nc
Mar, John Calvin Smith, James Os-
rar 3rigman, William Patterson o.
yer, Neil Crawford Jones, Lewis Rob-
~ Wi'kerson, Allen Harrison Frye,
Ch..S,:e A Alexander, Isaac Gaircy.
'aTos Ashebell Thomas, John Berry
"athT, Archie Ellis Boan.
Jesse l. Outlaw, William Arthur
3rothers, William C. Crawley, James
3. Blackwell, Archie Purdue, John
Tarquar Stroud, James Leroy Camp
2on, jaiSes Marshall Hendr;ck, Joh.
y. G2iney, Eddie Sidney Johns, Rel.
,rt f. Horne, Joseph Daniel Edwards,
ioha Alonzo Mathis, William E. Par
Eer, thomas jefferson Sumner, Char
lie Lester Davis, Carroll ". Dayis,
George Franklin White, Thomas @.
Haysie!d, Augustus Webster, Acbc. :
hudson Hancock, James Burreii
Deese, William Baer Campbell, James
Hardy Hancock, Jessie Preston 0 =
on, Dudley Thomas Odom, Lor'uo,
rrcsey Lowry, William Elmorc Har-
ris, Harper Helms, John A. Grigrs,
lrckH..id Hiltin Sellers, William Gov
'ogton Sellers, Daniel Leonard Smith,
Julian Vestor Melton, John Albcgt
SWinEic, Eddie J. White, EdwarA
Dickens Adams.
James Franklin Teal, Davis Clar-
?"ca Sowcil, Richard Lcvandcr Oliver.
Hi'i; Rufus Car.ca, 5essay Nc
,!a9lS, Druc Bird, Evander Eugene
32i,cr, Chapman Levi SulliYnn, Eaa
..drc" Gu!lcdsc, William Thomas
:;2nc, K, Richard Oliver, Chorlcs G.a-
i...a r.organ, Morton Luther Davis,
George Buchanan Brewer, Tnom.
Fred Eaney, Preston Morgan Eogcr
Jerry Lon%a McNGnus, James Ed
Yard Agerton, Tranl.!in Iluntcc,
amcs CASTOR Arlington, VIII Ger
!oE, j, Erwin Lucus Sanders.
Coiorcd
Thc,:2s Solomon Buchanan, WI.
ham {. AcWatt, Ford Shaw, Waite
Willi"rs, James Flowers, Thomaa
-otd. nNes i&Gier, Charlie Howard.
Adoir5 - Thomas johnson, James
FranLi'n Powc.
M:re McMillS.n, Charley Calvin
Tailry, William Francis Cox, CuMc
"hitGic!d, Wannamal;cr Marsh L..
lanes Gibbs, Robert Hammonds, Bo-
gan Turnage, Ely Ray, James Ais
~roo"s, Chop II. Shannon, EIcrbe
Blackwell, Leonard Delton Ki.m.
I.saw Green, Eligah 2. Soweil, Lin!t
Laws, l"2 Wilson, John Borrman,
Alexander Hudlcy, Jake Sullivan, Ru-
fus Evans, Pate Miles, Joe Lowry,
Will Redfearn, Perry Bennett, Ben
Frani.i.n McManus, william Blakney,
Peter Williams, John Fletcher Mum
20, Enmons Funderburk, Garfield
Miller.
White
John Atkinson
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-09-26
RED CROSS CALLS FOR
LINEN SHOWER AT ONCE

The Red Co.'S G missioner for
France has cabled that the hospitals
re in argent need of the following
iuppiies:
100000 Bath towels
100000 hand towels
100000 Handerchiefs
$4,000 Napkins.
I. ~ American Red Cross Head
'u-ciers at Washington has carefully
,oEs jered the best way OF filing
hc5c requirements.
II IS exceedingly difficult to secure
these articles in large quantities in the
pen mar;et at any reasonable price
.o-d|y, and We have finally decided to
IS: our chapters TO share in providing
lie articles on q plan which was tried
n05, successfully in limited number
ch'pterS c2me months ago.
fhs Linen Shower
,hc plan referred to, Erown as the
innCrSEowcr" is to ask each family
0 contribute one article or set OF ar
COS Of houSehold linen from THEN
'e;.reN a,cc,. n tins way, without
material reduction either of the
2HSeIold stock or of the sources
II supply, large quantities of use
.' 2"-.c Is c,H b. secured for Re-
JOSS WORK and it is hoped that Chap.
2f@ - all parts Of he country viii
,'ii IL tuiS plan Of Iili;rr thn nrocept
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-09-26
John Atkinson.

%,Sa.r we wish 20 request our
friends to be careful as to he ac-
curacy of news reported for publ!.
cation. This paper was misiniormc.
when last Wees it reported the mar
riage of Mr.. S. F.. Davis and Miss
Pearl Johnson. No such marriage
we now learn, has taken place.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-09-26
Mrs. Bob Johnson is very sick.

Dan Laney left this week for
Porter Military Institute.
Mr.. E. T. McManus, of Middendorf,
WAS in the city Tuesday.
Mr. w. J. Craig is attending the
confederate reunion at Tulsa. Okla.
J. Is. Buchanon and Henry Pusser
have entered Bailey Military Insti-
tute.
Mr.. Harry Harrall is expected home
in few days from the Wadesboro
hospital.
Miss Ruth Smith of Ruby is board
ing with Mrs. Thomas Huntley while
in attendance upon the Chesterfield
High School.
Mr.. Tom Young has rone to his
home at Whitmire after staying
few days with Mrs Hanna here.
Mr.. Townley Redfearn left Monday
morning FOR Greenvile, S. C. where
he entered Furman University
The Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Phillips
and daughter, Hiss Sadie Lou, arc
visiting the son Of Nh. phiEips a,
Hopewell, Va.
School at the University of South Car
olina was in Chesterfield Sunday. Ben
is making Il good soldier
r.n 'o''', 49,. '5, ''' ..,'
49,, "" '''''U''; WV III
assisted bv Miss Annie Gulledrc.
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wn,;. y T',,. .',D' ~ ,.'o'''''''''
-: ,'', ''''I,,' ,,, ~ - c..,' '.,'',"' N"S
am aa .r' ''s ,,t.'"' rlI"I.la'i ',',',
Nta.la, 80
bali Nona,,. 80 10 WI"
Tha Co,.an.,,. ::
,a+o. 49,, 49,, ,,;,,.n5,
NOV onoo,,na,.;n,. 49, ,o,1;. =.
,n,,,I r.i,..
schools OF the county has been called
I 4 K,,;,.ht fo. Er,io,, c".,|sN>i,,,,
ON .,.n -, c,,W. S.,x.,,>,,
don't or EL,c,,ion ! y >.,'oor;,,,o,
i, ,ov,oc,od >, o.iI,,,, ti,, .,,,,,,;,,,.
now have an st"Sh good genera!
Inc OF trs1iturc, inc!uding Beds,
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-09-26
SNOW HILL

Private Bsnnic Davis and wife
'ncnt Sunday with his parents in this
community.
Messrs. Henry Lee and John Free
man spent Saturday night at Ruby.
Ar. Ohio Parker spent Saturday
and Sunday with his uncle, Crawford
@aSon, nj Camp Jackson. He was
rc,mpani2d by Mcssrs. Hard White.
ohan;c Lee and Willie Lee.
!iiss Aiaud Freeman was the guest
i the Misses Carrie and Fannie
,E:i.h recently.
.ir William Freeman is visiting
his son, Thomas Freeman, this week.
mere viii be preaching at Snow
II ne second Sunday at II am.
We are sorry to know that Miss
h"n'c White is sick at this writing.
Mr.. Bud Rayfield and Joe Eddins
ave returned home after a long VA
'aj!Gn.
Mr. kcnnie Campbell visited his
'A.hcr Sunday.
Mr. Doss Davis is at home on a
IurIouGh from New Jersey.
he Rev. Gardiner held services at
snow iiill Sunday evening at 2:3O.
ne meeting was we'll attended.
Best wishes to The Advertiser and
It's many readers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Warrington

The coroncrs jury consisting Of L.
Snjdrr. r l.. Sturn. G. b. Kendall -.
w. clcIland and r. N. Masters met yes
tcrday 10 make inquiries into the cir
rumstanccs surrounding the death ~
Oscar Hoy. who was killed on the IS. "
0. crossing Saturday.
The decision was speeding through
the city by the 3. &; Q. train ana the
crow not looking for the crossing.
4. L. Jcpson was a visitor from
Fairmont yesterday.
u. B. Warden is n business visitor IN
Pittsburgh. ,,-;,.
PA. is the guest OF Miss Emma BART
lett on Main street.
Mics Lang Of Wheeling. IS the guest
Of Miss Emma Bartlett
y. I. Murphy Is Ecne from WISH
with his family in GAINESVILLE Q.
Mrs. Robert Bur.cy OF Glovers Gap.
Is spending the day with her parents
here.
Mrs. Huttic Melslt is home from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hender-
SON in Wheeling.
Miss Helen Burchinal OF Point Mar
ion, Pa. IS tho guest Of her aaht' MIS-.
NJ. l.. Hamilton.
Miss Margaret Hanlcy is home from
,b, Eafrnont Normal school for visit
win hcr mother. She Will 80 10 Nor
,,r,own tomorrow where she Will at
lend q dance given by the students.
Or and Mrs +. W. Vance and chill
drcn visited Rev. Brooks In Weston, on
Dallas Hamilton Of ". V. U. is tho
guest Of his parents over Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
OBITUARY
Armour Johnston.

Armour Johnston. esteemed and we'll
known resident Of this city. died yestcr-
day afternoon at 4:10 O'Clock 1t the
home Of his brother. Jesse II. Johnston
al 400 Eric street.
Mr.. Johnston was born in this city
March IL. 1865. the son Of John and
Mnl!ic Johnston. He has lived In this
city practically all his life. although at
times he has. been working at other
places. He WAS linotype operator and
had worked on every paper in this city.
Il was member OF Typographical union
No. - FOR about thirty years. Mr.. john
sion was 4 member of the First United
Presbyterian church Of this city.
Mr.. Johnston WAS stricken with an
ailack nf Eright's disease while work
ing OH a parkcr$hurg paper. He was
removed 10 she hospital. where he was
confined for about three weeks and
came to this city last October.
Four brothers and three sisters sur
viyc. namely: Jesse H.. Robert r.. John
ami james: Mrs. Mary Wrlch. Miss
Mary Jane and Miss Anna. all Of this
city.
Funeral services Will he conducted
from the place OF death Thursday after
noon. with the Rev Or. Charles 4. Rob
inson. pastor Of the First United Pres
bv,nrian. officiating. lnterncnt will be
made at the Greenwood receiving vault
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Martins Ferry Briefs.

+ \. Me-, 'am.r. was given a hearing IN
Iustic" bnp'S court saturday evening
on 4 n"n-Suppurl charge. IL" WAS hheo
g.. uud costs and six months III Inc
v:nrLhuus,. h,i; both the and COSTS were
suspended when h. agreed 1" proNids
for his son.
T. : Icau. whn has h"en i'll nj ms
home on North Fifth street. is reported
/" h" improving.
Mrs Edward llcnsrhrl 81 Rurg"ttt-
town. Pa. returned last evening aitef
calling on relatives here.
Misses Ethel and Irene Webb ri TINS
CITY were calling on friends and Tcia'
tiv"s NJ ElIair" yesterday.
= largo number nj the Junior Me-
cnauics will go 1" Rcllnrrr 'his evening
Ia pay u visitation meeting TO the l"ose
1T that place.
: ! Purdue. superintendent Of the
construction of The Now government
huildiug. returned last evening after
spcudiuc Sunda" With his family Mt MI
nrrva.
Tho Ynrkvillc plant of tho Wheeling
Steel & Iron company will net resume
operations till Tuesday night at J.
O'clock.
The r,illi, meeting held in III" First
PRESBYTERIAN church yesterday afternoon
in ih., interest "i :hr \. W. T.. y. was
largely attended.
Miss i.urr,ta k""cnn. music teacher
in the local school. returned last "r"n-
irr. afic- spending sunday with rrsn-
lives in Wuudsti"ld
Many water pipes were reported FROZEN
Yesterday morning n. result Of the az
trrmr cold weather.
Misses Laura Maruunrt!t and Alberta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
MARTINS FERRY HAS
DOUBLE FUNERAL
Services Held YESTERDAY for David
Thomas and His Daughter. MIS-.
Matthew Hanson.

TIL" largest funeral to b" h"id IN TINS
vicinity :ur y";rS Ma: III" double lu-
neral held It III" Th"MaS hon" WnS; "t
tn. city yr~i"rdry nit"rn'""n. when me
bndj,. of I,al i'll Th"Ina$ .I:.d his dHuEh-
Icy. Mrs Matthew HIrS"n. w"r" laid To
ROSY in Week. : cemetery, west o. brldS"-
port. Beautiful and mprcsSiv" SERVICES
were. held ~ tin Thomas. home II
chargr 49, I;"r. T.. =. Jenkins paste" ~
he Welsh ,'"nr'"c;,I i"nai rhurrh NJ thlS
CITY. assisted by E"v. L. " Ault. or
,hr Lancaster .'iiar'l 81 ''"'"r,.In. Tha
:iurnl offerings w"r". among IN" most
hrau'iful >,"n i'll this vicinity ;"r som"
iiu:r II - '>l;mai'd th1' clos" "a iliiy
Sl,,i$ followed III. l':;ai!.S ;".th" GENE
',gV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
ro,rc{l Meeting,

,,,i, meeting Saturday evening
onIirit,r was instructed To pro-
, ,v;,b condemnation proceedings
,,rinet the Morrison property on til'"'
NV, street. which is desired for s'rct'
,,,,asos Tho street committee. wh!ch
L,r hocr looking over the location 10:
wharf in This city. report u! progress
as ,h.y have several sites Under con-
sidcraIion.
stella TappSn county nurse. was pres
c,,t and asked IN" corporation IL C"'"-
Gil IN employing city nurse "H''SG
du,irs il would hr I" look after the cor
ditior nt the hcallh "i the ch1ldr"h j!
Tho civ. \ committee compose" -
Mcssrs Lipphnrdt. Moor" anu l'"" T'"'
v.as appointed "a look mt" inc nIaIu''
and H. report at IN" ,'"Nt m"''ihE. l"
str.c- committee recommended the I'M
,r,,.ing If Cemetery road. from SIKH
street to The corporation linz. ~ graf
inv AVID navinr same. Tho director If
srrv,rn was INSTRUCTED !" rr"imr" plans
f,r IN. having Of fh" sidewalk on th''
wce, sid, If Sixth street, u"rth 81 en-
,or s,rnnr An urdinaucr WAS pass q
and nu,lrr Il suspension at rules. GiHin;
the director Of s"rvic" power ;" rent thr
old ci'y huidIuc and. not 1" reserve 4
part of II for "IIy purposes.
Th. srmi-ann'ial appropriation .."rd!-
nance vaS PASSED under 4 SUSPENSION II
rulrs and the S"dswjCh Printing COM
ran,. WIS given n" "VutrhC' for printing
MI Of tho city u!riIuanC" and resolutions
for n period nj TWO years. Til" dire
;or rr service rr"Srnl"d an estimate IT
rrhrijldiug tho present hrc alarm system
and adding three How alarm boxes ThG
MATTER was pIarcd IN IN" hands Of The
Saf,l.. committee Tor investigation:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Sir Bcauchamp Duff.

LONDON. Jan. 20--Gcneral Sir Beau
champ Duff. commander IN chief nt the
British forces in India from 1Jl" L"
1916. was found dead in his bed IN n
WuSl end club this morning.
General Duff. who had had long anu
distinguished army career. winning
hoI(orS in active campaigning anu iI'i-
ing numerous rrSrnnsi Bile executive posi-
tons including that nj assistant MILL
tary secretary fox Indian affairs ut IN"
war office ami tho posts Of adjuiHnt
general and chief, Of stuff III lndin be-
fore becoming commander in cher
there, was in his SiXty-lhIrd year IN
August. Jag. he was surc"rdrd In the
Indian command hy General Mnnr". ara
was summoned TO Great britain u les
titv before tho committee or inreStiEa-
ting the Mcsuputamnn expedition.
which resulted in the loss of l\nt Z! Am
ara and General T"wush"ndS force I"
thr Turks, The repur, az this commits
sion. presented in Just last. mentioned
many army officers and civilian OIL
Gals ~ sharing responsibility for he
result If IN" expedition the list being
headed by General Sir John Ecci"S
Nixon. tn. furrlrr commander OF thr
british forces in M0sopotani!u with Far
on IIardinu". the former ricrr"y Of INDIA
General Duff. the commander IN ch'cf az
the Lime. and others following.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Cory will Conduct Revival
In Chapline Street Church,
Rev. q. D. sampson Unable to Continue
work-wiu Tell Some IN
tSrSSttn4 Stories.

Because of the illness Of the Rev. 9.
D. Sampson, pastor Of the Chaplinc
Street Methodist Episcopal church. SUP
erintendent G. ". Cory OF the Union
Mission will conduct the revival services
In the church. beginning tonight
MI Cory is one of the most gifted
and fluent speakers OF this community
He will. during the revival. give n num-
bcr of interesting and. impressive dis
courses upon his own life, when he WIS
deem in sin. and tell Of the many men
who have been brought to Christ at II"
mission. Mr.. Cory preached in Chapline
Street church Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN |
TO Be MADE TUESDAY,
P1nal Arrangements for $4,000 Drive
for Associated Charities TO -
1rads 1t Banquet Tomorrow.

Tomorrow evening. In the Hotel
Windsor, will be inaugurated the drive
for $4,000 under the auspices Of the
Wheeling chapter Of the Associated
Charities and other organizations. The
formal announcement Of the campaign
will be made ut the banquet to-morro"
evening.
The drive for $4,000 is for the benefit
of the View Point sanitorium.
Dr.. Frederic Almy Of Buffalo. y. l..
will be the principal speaker OF the
evening. DR.. Amy Is prominent
charities worker and secretary OF the
general associated charities organization.
AL the committee for the campaign
have been working diligently on the
plans and the team captains arc ready ID
start the campaign with q rush and
carry It on intensively.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Bridgeport Briefs.

Harry Brown. manager Or the R'd
So STORE. has returned home after n
bnsinrss trip % cleveland.
Oscar Hess returned 10 his nom" al
rair,,.in, Yesterday morning a''er
spcuG!ng several days IN ms cltE'
ls"r; Mcbride az 'lHttSh|reh u -
:, ,,,o r;tv calling on friends and rcla-
TVS COR u f"w days.
\ largo crowd from this city as;chacd
~, douhIo funeral held a. the Thomas
.,,,,..,. wn,:r Of tho city Yesterday.
The. weekly meeting al IN" junior
Mechanics Will be hc'd IN thHlr nan Oh
Lincoln avenue. this cvcnInG'
C..,Ins 1.oarhorwood AZ Upland. was
:; IVA ,i,y iny i shov; time yesterday.
calling OH friends. , III.
II,rrv I:rit"us.etn has removed his
ron,iiv 10 this city from Fdlrrul'.
,yM,rr they have made their h"me iof
IN. pasl two years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Prominent Furniture
Men Have Returned Home

Charles J.. krttlrr and Edward Cn0cy.
representing tho CnurE-BrntZ company.
we'll known South Wheeling furniture
iirm. returned Saturday from Grand
Rapids. Mirh.. aud chicago. wh"r" they
visited tho largest furniture factories
in this country ut Grand Rapids and at
tended tho national furniture mems con-
,.nn1inn In Tho windy CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
POEM BRINGS SOUP
AND SOME CLOTHING

His hcar, being moved by the poem
NJ 9TH. Union Mission" in Sundays
S.ws J. +. Wells. II we'll known resident
Of III. Island. called up the Union Mis-
sion Yesterday and later delivered with
his avn automobile three dozen cans OF
.,rn sryralc overcoats and hats.
IL, told Superintendent G. w. Cory
,hn. he WAS prompted 20 help the mis-
sion by the poem he read. written by
George B. Swift OF the Hub store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
1,auphlin Mill Resumed Work.

The l.uughllu tin plant Resumed "rcr-
atoms last night at |" o'clock after pc
ting Idle since Thursday hIGht as re-
suit "f the full administrator hroer
concerning tho supply al coal. nc Plhn'
was IL have h""u id!: I'LL Tuesday niGht
Lul II - Thought that III" plhn' was
rrau,rd an exemptions from tho original
order issued Last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Coolest OF Year.

Yesterday morning WIS one OF the
roldrs; 81 III" year as The thermometer
a, The Eridcrpor! Hardware Company
store registered 30 below yer" at
n'cIrrk. Reports from tho country dis
rrjriS were If tn" effect that In most
n!ac"s Tho Temperatures ranged from i"
Ia IS below Lii;lr relief was had dur
ing tho day as the temperature "usci
bur little.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Emil Trousch Located.

Emn TruuSrh. OF North sixth street.
" hn wandered irom his !l"nI" last Wed
ncS,lny morning was located ~ SihIth-
field late saturday night. IN" man
when found WIS N l. SERIOUS condition
,s hn;h If his feet were badly frozen.
Relatives Of the man secured Il TAXI
cub and hr WAS huught /" his home AT
a.! early hour yesterday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Using Park for Dumping Grounds.

Judging from ~" appearance OF inc
ash nil" on tn" lily park Er"undS "n
South Sixth street Il looks as ln"usi'
'h.. place had been mad" ouiHP'"S
grounds instead at used for park P"r-
POSES \ duml.int: ur"und has MIS-" p"eh
made. OF th" ". X t.. property AT ING
,.rrncr rf S:.th ana Walnut streets. Any
r.rsnu caught dumping ashes or "th'E
rubbish at either If these places XII DC
severely dealt with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21

o'clock IN response IL n telephone call
from ,n.. FInr,.llr'" mine. When they
arrived they found 4 foreigner haa
uadc q Vl.IuuS assault upon ms vic.
lie WIS placed under arrest and ioogeo
IN The city jail u await h"aring DC
fore Justice y. r. Ons this morning at
lu n'clnCk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
THREE BURNED TO DEATH.

WORKERS, y. " Ian. 2"-Il'r''
.,,.II ,.pIlIrcn were burned :" DEAN III
:, ,ru.n,cut house FIR" her" early '",l'!
".niI.. :hc mother and an Older Dr"'"''
,y,.r,. carrying IN" crippled lhihHF 'I',''
Tho third floor Of TN" buli"ihE "' '''
street. y fireman wh" h''"ilP"'" :"
ru.. tho children was Ca"&n' !" ~
draft and fell from iaou'' ~
prurud. tIjs fall was broken nE S','N'"I
several either Iircmrn "l IN way I'''
cad ha would rrcrvrr lr"m his
injuries. au,ra,.d and "A
...,,,,I,c. wore. made homeless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Saloons 20 BE Closed.

All saloons Of III" city will h" closed
al. day IN c"nri"nr" with IN" order
ISSUED 10y ia" fuel administration last
week n an effort ~ conS"rv" III" supply
IT coal. Practically all Of III" other
business houses Will h" closed dnrinS
;ho day NOS, at them closing NJ moor"
whiI" several will remain closed AL day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Department Called Out.

Tho cntir" fire department was called
out IaSt night 1T 40 "''I"ci by an
alarm from box - ~ tn" corner OF
I.rn.dwur and Jefferson street. where !
vrirh, h,ny. lc.,s drI,.ovnr.d IN the house
urrrul.d hv Tho C"oi"r family "n Jci-
r..rsnu street Tie hlaH" which started
from a defective :iuc Ma "NiinguIsheu'
before tho ARRIVAL Of thc department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
rnnaral Yesterday Afternoon.

Funeral services for the late Mrs
Augustine Armani who passed away AT
her home in noyGSvillc Friday night
wcr. conducted from the home Ecs'"r-
d,v afternoon. The services were IN
charge Of the pastor "f n" West fridge
nor, NJ. f. church and inlcr1ncnt was IN
Linwuod cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Recovering From Fall.

J. W. Fulton. we'll known kirkwood
contractor. Is recovering az his home
from the effects Of. a fall sustained last
week when he sustained a fracture OF
:hc hin. Owing to his advanced age the
injury is regarded as the most serious
and he viii be confined 20 his bed Tor
Sniun lime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
MINERS WORKED SUNDAY

KEDNNIlI.E Tenn. Jan. 20.--Frotn
ten to lwrlyc thousand miners In the
coal mines worked
today with the result that the nations
available coal supply was increased 10
the extent Of At least COO cars. The min
ers in the Southern Appalachian field
also have agreed to work ten hours a
day instead or eight. as long as necessity
demands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Baker Funeral

Funeral services will b" conducted
This afternoon nj. two o'clock for John
Baker. well known resident Of North
Wheeling. who died Friday. Rev. w. H..
Fields. pastor of the First Christian
church will ufEirlatc. and intcrmcnt Will
bn made ut Greenwood. Tho services Will
he conducted from the place of death ut
tho home Of his daughter. Mrs. Louis
Rur,Itn ut !no Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Varied List Of Offenders.

\ varied list Of offenders. will Iacc
Mlyar Juu>luS. III police court TINS
morning as q result Of the activities OF
The police Saturday Night In IN" lis:
VII b. found fighters. disord"rhcs and
r,,iu drunkS Several Shoppers were
also given lodging at III" building dur
lug he night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Marion Knapp.

Marion. 9 months old son OF Harry
and Francis Knapp, died Saturday. jan
uarv -, at The family home in Nc
Mcchcn. following brief illness. fu-
neral services will he held tomorrow
,i;crnnnn from the HON" OF III" child's
uncle. Martin Knapp. OF Garfield street.
NrMrchrn. and intrrmcnt will be made
nj Mount Zion.