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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-10

Summary: Two-baSa kits--Jacobs. Clarity.
Geals, Bottiggi. Threckase hit--Starr Home
McGinnis. Struc out BY G. Fowlie g. by
A. Fowlie 10, by Kelly S. by Evans 8. First
8, off Kelly. Struc by pitched ball-Geals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-10

When Farmers Decide to Fight.
Herbert Quick says in the April Farm
md Fireside:
1T takes longer to call the farmers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
SAMUEL r. NIXON DEAD.

Samuel F. Nixon president and prIn-
ciral stockholdcr Of the Board Of Trade
Building and lessee Of the Court Thea
trc IN tbs city. died wednesday niEnt
n. hsi homo on North BROAD street
philadelphia n. after n lingering Ill
ness Of about one year. Mr.. Nixon was
ono of the most prominent and highly
successful mon in the theatrical ouSi-
ness and for the past thirty years had
been actively engaged in II. FOR
Twenty-Five years tho firm Of Nixon IL
Zimmerman was n nam" TO Cnnjurc with
in the theatrical game. and many were
tho excellent attractions Sr"n in Wheel
Ing under their name. Mr.. Nixon was
ono Of the principal factors Of tho tIG
producing and managerial firm of NlaW
& Erlnnger, and was locked upon as
one Of the best and sQuarcSt men IN
the business The Brad Street Theatre.
Forrest, Garrick, Grand Opera House.
New Nixon and Colonial. in Philad"!-
phia wero under his direct manage
mcnt. while his interests in various
other theatres WAS varied. He was on"
OF the most capable theatrical mon In
America always doing his best for thu
uplift Of the profession. and numbered
his friends by the thousand. Mr.. Nixon
had hcrn i'll al his summer home in AT
lantic City since last spring. AMI had
also been under the doctors caro- in
Philadelphia for some r~nc before he
went to his summer homo. His death
is q great shock to the theatrical pro'
fession and to his many friends i'll
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Lloyd George Declares
War Promises to Labor
Will Be Carried Out

LONDON. Nov. Il. - British wireless
S"rvlr"l---Pr"mi"r Lloyd Gc"re". in an
address yesterday before IN" rrprcscn-
HuIr" "i TN employers associations ana
Trades unions III tho principal indus
tries ut I'll" country. declared that the
government wished Ia have the ADVICE
uf tn" employers dissertations and
trades unions ms lu The course which
should be adopted to max" provision
tor The carrying oil, al the pledges Civ
OF by I'll" government III March. 1919.
~ that TIM" tn" unions were requested
To relax durln" III" prriml nf ia" war
certain union practices and customs.
Provision must Ia made. h. said. for
conditions which ar" now arising in con-
ntctiun with wages. owing Ia tho fact
that tho chang" from munItjnn work to
private work the rRtc of wages which
had been fixed by awards and orders
under the muni,lou OF war act would
cease t. hav" effect.
rho government. lie declared. intend
ed that III" pledges given would il" car
riol out Ii WIS the policy of tn" gov
eminent. which h" hoped. with tho as
sent If the employers and work peoples
association Ia provide that during the
l,nmcdia,r transition period the present
level of wages. due 10 the high cost ar
living should he maintained for ut least
a urriud Of six months. unless altered
lv agreement b"twccn various parties
concerned or bv reference TO an indie
,,rnd"nI tribunal
Later u .uuu"Ul committee was APP
pointed by tn" employers and work
p"opl"S representatives. i'll addition
with the suggestion mad" by til" GOV
rrnmrnt that Ih"r" should b" Il joint
discussion Of IN" subject and that II
SHOULD br dealt with imrcdHtHi!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
BENNOOD MAN
KILLS SELF
LOFTS Scarrick, Austrian, Fires PISTOL
Into Neck and Is Now In
Morgle.

Louis Scarnick, foreigner, age" u
years, took his own life yesterday aiter-
noon in the family home at a. MAI.
street. Rcnw"od. by shooting h'',SG,l
IN the neck. near tho base OF Tue HN"Ii'
according tn a verdict given last even
ing Ivy the coroner. A..
ScarnirK had been respondent Tor inc
past several days and shortly hL'ni
arising yesterday morning rctuTneu ~
his room and shot himself lie va
born and reared in AnS'r'''' ""t ~
hren in this country for MAN. yea! ..
lie took an unusual interest in the WIZ
and had several brothers in the I'Snt-
in:s ranks For the pas; ten years ~,
had been n resident Of B"nw"ou "1''
leaves a wife and two chIldrcn.
TIL" body WAS removed TO the N"oe!
Pcn,z rumpanv m0rguc. Brnwood. whore
r,iurral services will be held. pr"nao''
this afternoon. with intermcnt III 'r"'
inSula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Further Curtailment
OF The Draft Program

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1i.--H'" 'a
,1nr. further rurtailimg operation "t t"'
noiinn,l machinery Of draft n"ATHS ~
IN ne ISSUED shortly hy Provost M"rSI''
t;rucr,l Cruwirr. StupphTc. III All ply!
icai examinations in connection WIN INV
class ifiratirn Of Is year old rcSiSirHh'''
is likely "n IT." ground that 'ne w.
suits obtained Will II" at lI'il" value III
six months On a"rnun; Of the hh?S''"'
changes undergone BY many MATURING
youths.
There ar, also 4N0.h00 Greeks and H.
aIiaus and smaller numbers oC Other al
lied rat,nnaliti"s i'm the United States
u,,w held in Class ! as aliens. whom
draft treaties recently negotiated max
ina, Iiahlc Ia rrcla ssifica ton. unless OK
jsting regulations arc annulled. Boards
will probably he relieved promptly OF
tn" necessity for carrying out the law
: IN This respect.
pis;ri,, boards. which consider ap-
pcals and Industrial exemptions, have
only started their work on the ~ to
- class. though the local boards are
."arly lhr0ug:h with dependency claS-
situations. orders are hrinE framed 10
relieve them and IN" rcgistrants ar
fcrtcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Shipbui|ding Program
Must Go On, Says Hurley

WNSIIINt;TpN. Nov. lt.-N M" SNIP
building IA this country IS To h' con;
TINTED steadily. tn" program of tn" SHIP
rin. board. based on war needs. VIII NJ"
revised and designs for ships will II"
changed with particular r"t"r"n"" I"
economic cost Of operation. chairman
Hurley said today in statement out
lining the hoard'S prarc-tltn" plans.
The continued need for burldlnE
Amcrican-nwned tonnage Is Obvious.
said Mr.. Hurley. "Nni only must VIC
continue tn support our armies over
seas and prepare Ia bring them HON"
at tho earliest moment cumpatlhl" Win
safety. hut Europe must Il" fed and sup
piled with the necessary materials Z"
permit tho construction Of devastated
areas in order that both our friends nj"
our enemies may hccum" .s"lt-Sunnort-
ing and :hr burden Of feeding tn" world
taken from our shoulders.
"'rh"r" are not enough ships III the
world Ia carry on this work and I" pro-
vidr immediately for ordinary COM
n"rC" For that reason only limited
proportion Of the shippinEs which can
hr CONSTRUCTED hy us III 1919 will l9
available for us i'll the ordinary COM
mcrCIIl channels"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Wheeling Hi-Ferry Game
Called OF for Tomorrow

It WAS announced last evening that.
after comforting with superintendent OF
schools Walls and pr. ". 6. Wood
worth. federal health commissioners.
now here, that tho Wheeling high school
-. Martins Perry high school football
game for tomorrow has been postponed
indefinitely.
II. WAS at first thought the 'fu" cpl
donnie Was at an end. and final arrange
iu"nls were completed. hut the federal
authorities have taken charge. and the
situation has changed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Peace Conference MAY
Be Held al Paris

rARlS. Mo-. lily Ii" tsSociht"d
I'r"Ss. l--rh. general feeling ~ tn" as
soCiatcd governments is that Versailles
laris is tn" most convenient place In
hOld the rcaC" conference, and If this
were decided upon it also would S"rv"
rs a recognition u: IN" paramount posi-
ton nf France in tn" war.
Ia addition u thrSr considerations
there are certain practical ones Of i"l"-
graph and cable facilities and easy COM
nuniratiou hctw"rr the capital and IN"
ampl" living accommodate uns NJ com
pared with those in HI. smaller liulland
and Switzerland CITIES.
Agents of the various allied countries
already are seeking large houses in Far
- for their delegations. The America q
representation will move from the smn..
residence. which Colonel House and his
staff now occupy Ia one much larger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
IN INSPIRING
ADDRESS TO HIS ARMY

w ,,,, ,.,.>,,u ,pNy IN
W - r.,I,, I'm,
,.,,r,.r,I uc,,,n the
81 ,.,,,I'.r-ir.r,,icf has ls::u",l
!, .,i.,. -, ,hn ,l,y in his
.,r H., .-oo..h Armies. During tn"
,,,', ,'.,,,,,. ,,,, r,yo fought. history
,,;m .rL ,,,. t,u,c,,y and fierce IN
W. ,:,, ,..,, ,r,..,. r,,r years
~: i,i,I, h.1 IN r,nuuisn
-! "''
' m'"'' I''' ,..,.cr ,i.:
>, r.,rr. ,rur
'h'c pence 70" "''' H'"'H ~ 49,.
arms h* lar ~ W. '|"', ,,,a
IAN" Vi - 'N''' .''' o,' 49,. Iih.r,t,rs
y, ', .,, i,,,. ,.,r,,.,u,. T..
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Will Require Adequate
Natural Gas Service
For West Virginia

CHARLESTON, W. Va. NOV. H.
Cnmpin ntS Of tn" cities nf MurCantown
and Fairm"n; and numerous industrial
concerns of the northern section Of the
:.tat" against tho Hop" Natural Gas
company. Of Pitt shurgh. before the
West Virginia Public Service commits
sion. in which it IS sought TO have the
commission require gas service for
West Virginia consumers in adequate
quantity before any is shipped outside
the state. will soon he submitted for
decision.
This WAS announced early today by
Judge T.. +. Morgan. member OF the
commission. Judge Morgan explained
that what is expected to be the final
evidence in the case IS being taken this
week hy j.. G Eidcr. chairman OF the
commission, in Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
SERGEANT HARRY COYLE WENT
OVER TOP AT CHATEAU
TYIERRY.
Was Struck by fragment of Hand
Grenade During That Big
Battle.

Another Wheeling boy has been rc-
turned home from tn" hatll"ticldS OF
Franco. having boon wounded severely
while going "uVcr the top at chateau
THEORY. where tho German host WAS
turned. resulting in the d"wn fall Of
III" German Empire.
Sergeant Harry Cnyi". son n! Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. Cuyl". % TwcntY-first street is
tho second Wheeling man /" y" returned
HON" from tn. hartlci"ldS.
Sergeant Cnyl" was with IN" |. ).
; Marines when they showed III" German
army whnt the ",rntrm7tlhl" It'll"
army" could and did do. and hc,r"i l."
earn for Americas most famous fighters
IN. n?nlc of Devil Dogs
On July Sth. as tn" hattl" RACED. Just
vc"k 10 the day when tho last German
advance was made and ten days m'f"r"
the great tide WAS strmm"d. and In"
world saved from autorracy. Sergeant
Cnvln was wounded with Il fragment "f
= hand grrnad" as he waS going over the
ton gun il, hand to meet tho rucmy. IL"
was Struik IN tn" lift check. tho piece"
OF steel lodging there. within on" inch OF
tho brain.
WEiIc ;hc hattlr ragged. Scrgt. Cnrlr.
then 4 corporal. was picked MP ny IN"
Rod Cross Strrlch"r bearers and tak"n 70
4 roar line hospital. vh"r" first aid was
,.ivon. and then was taken I" n base hos
f,itaI. Rv wuncrful operations and car"
~ tho Red Cross 10 recovered from his
wounds and six months after. is abb" Z"
b. about. enjoying good health.
In tho middle Of. tho month Of IulE.
1916. shortly after war WAS declared
Mr.. Cnvlr enlisted At tn" local Marin"
recruiting Office AMI w;lS sent to quaint
CO. Va. at III" training station there
and after abumt SIN mn'u h% training
was sent II Franc" II" was given 4
brief trimming in Franc" and was placed
on tho firing limo with III" French army.
As soon Ms tho great German rush WIS
stlrtcd on Paris last lAlr. IN" Marines
war, thrown INTO III" action and stopped
The drive. II was III" company when
hrrc tho hrunt Of the fight 10 when
Sergeant Coylc belonged.
After being wounded the local Marin"
was scn, from hospital to hospital IN
Franco to regain his strength. ana was
later returned IL America. Only lew
DAYS ago his parents received the joyous
tidinrs that ne was coming homo. anu
Wednesday afternoon. about tw" O'Clock
r. surprised all by landing in Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15

I.AHEpO. Ten. Nov. lt.-SHth"''
tiumrrr$, president or the American
Federation of Labor. to-day made known
the program which organized labor IN
America wishes 10 BE- embraced III thc
iuIrrnatiunHl peace treaty. y T"No'"-
ton embracing five Fundamental prih-
rlplrs and seven secondary plnnkS WIS
introduced by Mr. Gonp"rs before th'
Fan American labor conference when
WAS organized here today. Thr rrS"I"-
tinn ~ being considered tonight by the
resolutions committee. which will InLkr
is report tomorrow.
Til" labor peace plan declares against
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Perth Amboy Explosion
Work Of Enemy Agent

PERTH AMEOY. y. J., Nnv. a.
Conviction that the explosion last
month at the ~. y. Gt-s"spir shell load
ing plant al Morgan. which cost nearly
100 lives. was I'll" work Of an enemy
agent. was voiced ut tho S"nat" inves-
iicai,pE nf the tragedy here today by
Hugh \. Leonard. superintendent Of the
unit in which tho explosion occurred.
Leonard declared that hn had made
a careful insn"crioh Of tho unit shortly
before tn" disaster and was convinced
that the explosion could not have been
accidental
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
EDDIE COFFEY'S PLACE
!. IN SOUTH Bend RA|DED

SOUTH BEND Ind. Nov. li.--ltGadcd
10y Chief of Police Kline. twenty mem
bcrs of the polio" department here at
noon today completely demolished tn"
former saloon Of Edward Il. tTurO
ruffry. former star "uttirld"r nj the
central LcaEuc. Eoa"y had been ar
rested fiv" timrS for N!nlat!nG IN" stat"
prohibition laws. and IA" pole" d""idri
I" prevent him from further violations.
Thirteen quarts Of whI%k"y were found
in Cnffcy's safe ana desk. He is beng
held in the city Jail without bail.
Eddie. Cnffcy was Enrnrrly 4 member
OF ihr Wheeling base ball team in III"
Interstate and Central leagues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
LABOR WILL DEMAND ADOPTION OF THE
LEAGUE or NATIONS FOR ALL FREE PEOPLES

rrpriSal$ for the purpnS" Of puh'S '!'n''
hut makes no mention 81 ma =
asks establishment Of order y?
Of free peoples of tho worIH. ""'"'" w.
E"thrr In secure justice ana 20
I,ti,n. hc,wc.n nations. The welfare or
thr n,orI.. affected, the resolution de-
c,,r.s must he ,hr sole factor IN de-
tcrmining changes and adjustments IN
power.
An International eight hour day anu
child labor law arc two Of the results
organized labor wishes TO s"c come ou'
Of I'll" war. Denial Of shipping tac.I-
tiles tn goods manufactured ny c"''tic'
under sixteen years Of age "aS 'ue
Srstcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Warned Against Lowering
Of Present High Wages

NEW YORK. Nuv. i4.--In announcing
here today the creation Of II division "f
labor absorption To canvass larEr IN
duslrirS for their lahn@ needs. Henry
Rru"rr. federal labor director for New
York state drrlnr'd that any attempt at
th" time TO rradius; TN" present war
sraIr nf wages Ia II prc-war basis would
II" ~ fatal mistake md highly inJuri-
Gus IN IN" public veal"
"Workcrs Dsf&t." hH said that tho
present standards must II" maintained
until REIMBURSEMENT in the present cost
Of living warrants cutting them down.
Prices will continue relatively high rs
long rs We are feeding Europe"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out This slip
e,closn with sc and mail i; I" Foley ~.
Go 1855 Sheffield Ave. Chicago. H.
writing your nam" and address clearly
You viii receive in return y trial PACK
,t-. containing Foloy's Honey ana lHr
Compound. for coughs. colds and Group,
Foley Kidney Pills. for pain in SIDES and
back; rhclunatism backach" kidney ana
bladder ailments. and Foley Ca'fhrfi"
Tablets. q wholesome and th"rouEhIF
cleansing cathrrtic, for constipation hli-
.ousncss. headache and sluggish bowels.
Sold cNIrrNHhCre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
UPRENE: COURT

CHARLESTON. ". Va. nov. II
Tho supreme court to-day allowed 4
writ nj error and %uprrrcdaS III til" case
ur ia" Ohio valley Eank ". j. :. t'crrE
1t AL. from rah"ll county. Bond was
rcquircd' in the sum Of 5000.
\ writ Of error and %up"rrrdcaS was
granted by the court in the case al
chester l.inkiIcId. infant. etc. vs.. DR.
i. II. R"ws-y, from Cahcll county.
An appeal and Suprrrrdras WAS re-
fused in thee as" 0r Wilbur Young VS.
s e Simpson, from Tucker county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
WHEEL INC 50!D|ER WOUNDED;
HOME FROM A?T[EFIELDS
CENSORSHIP is OFF
W.ASln.NIiTn.N.

WASHINGTON. Nov. li-NHh-
drawal Of all v"luNt""r censorship re-
quests under which American punish
"r; HAY" been working since IN" hi''a
States went Ia war. was aHh"hhc"n 10
day Ivy George Cr""l. chairman 81 the
ruminIttt... Oh Public Information. al
1cr conferences with Secretaries Baker
ana Daniels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
SoUSA RECOVERING.

PORT WASHINGTON. y. Y. Nov. u.
-. Lieutenant John Phillip Sousa. leader
Of the hand of the naval training sta
ton nj Great Lakes. ILL.,. was declared TO
b" recovering Mt his home here from a
painful affection Of the right car. It
Developed from a cold caught on the re-
cent tour Of his band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
BIG GERMAN CRUISER
HAS GONE ASHORE

LONDON. Nov. l4.--tBrtish Wireless
S"rvlcc)-A hiE German cruiser is
aground ncari AIalno. Sweden. according
"a n dispatch from Copenhagen. The
commander OF the warshIp refused all
proffcrrd assistance. The cruiser Is
reported to have 4 large number OF air.
planes on board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
Time for Mailing Parcels
To Soldiers Extended

WASHINGTON, Nny. li.--E.Xtcnsion
to November 20 of Tn" tim" during
which. Christmas parcels Will he ac-
c"rt"d for mailing I" nrmh"r% OF III"
American t.x;mditiVnury Forces in
Frrr,'n wa1 aur."In"'rl tonight by III"
I.nslullirr and war DEPARTMENTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
RosGs REMAIN s17.5o:

WASN'T NOTION. Nov. I4-Thc NO.
y"mhcr price basis Of n minimum OF
SiT56 fur hosS will nc continued FOR
the month Of December under an agree
mont reached today ny tho food admins
tration n Subcommittee Of tho nHrI-
cultural advisory board, hog raisrrs and
hackers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
DIED

"HEH-ou Thursday. November 14th.
1915. nj 1890 o'clock Il. m. a. her home
IN Canton. O.. MARGARET NEHEN.
wife Of Bernard Mchen, in the AVN
year OF her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HoRNBROOE-On Thursday. NoHcm-
Der II. 1915, at HES "'ciock j.. NJ: a.
his residence IN Elm Grove, nENFi
IL. NORNBROuk,
Funeral services private from tnc icS.'
denc. Saturday AZ 10 o'clock =. m.
lutcrurnt IN Greenwood cemetery.
(pleasc omit tlowcrS.l
GE1lRING-on "Wednesday Novemh"r
-. 1915. NJ 1t:lO o'clock p. m, n, ncf
late residence. IT 36l? Chaplinc street
CATtII.EINE GEIIRING. widow d
Tho lat" Louis ichr!nS. in her sixty
eighth year.
Fuurral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE good milk COWS; one De-
Lavcl cream separator. call Woods
dalr I99-W. n-Io-l
FOE sAI.H-AIust DC sold. Furniturr
that cost S60n, only used 40 days. only
$3.50. 22o7 Main St. City. Iii
FOR SALE-Fcrreis. Males $500. &C.
males $3.50. Sacks. 60c w. q. Soldan'
46 18th 81. Mil
FOR sALE-Fine white italian marol"
monument. stands over ! feet high. NJ
$4,000 for quick sale. Call 3323-J and
ask for Chns. r. SnnSewalt. n-l3-j
FOR SALE-Sixtnen room brick house.
Park avenue, Martins Ferry. Gmmc-
diatr possession. (. II. Graham. 500
Board Of Trade, phone -. n-l3-i
FOR aALE-Ha-leyD Davidson motnrcy-
Gle. 1915 model. First class condition..
Call bridgeport 400. n-i2-i
PoR SALE-Ford touring car. also
Ford roadster: good tires and in good
running order. Cheap TO quick buyers.
Call W. "adalc I42. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
= SSS(N7%IE4
WANTED-Real Estate.

wANTED-I want 10 buy small house.
three 10 six rooms. In Wheeling. Civ"
location. description and lowest cash
price. Number Five. care lntclllBcncer.
NAL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
WANTED-Agents

wAWTED-Three gooo agents 10 sell
household necessities on the install
nent plaA. Best Of goods ana best OK
commissions. We pay weekly. +:
adams Co. 11I0-l142 Main St mr-l2-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS

nzrss WELL AND SAVE MONEY.
IAREE ASSORTMENT OF SLIGHT
~ Used TINE ovERCoATS AND
SUITS Ar GREAT BARGAINS. GAS
SELL. lole MARKET ST. ALSO BUY
SECOND HAND CIOTHING. o-lO-tt
PATENTS $ r. s. ess;' IL
trademark litigation Booklet frsa
h e. DUNLAP, Rb4act Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank building.
Wheeling ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15
FOR SALE--Farms.

FOR sAIE-10o acre farm located
miles cast of Cambridge: very de-
| sirablc place for a home. Eliza l..
Scott r. II. s, Cambridge. Ohio. n-9-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15

BASEL. Tuesday. Nov. 1c.-Dec!aring
that the new democratic state of Ra-
varia is responsible Snr tn" failure or
the old regime in Germany. = manifesto
has bccn sent from Munich 10 the new
federal government "f Germany. ask
ing that complaint over tho conditions
Of the armiSticc bc sent TO che Entente
Powers 1t is said that the terms
agreed TO by Germany in stopping hos
tilitics arc of such Il nature rs Ia pro
vent observation-disclosures Of order in Ba-
Taria.
CA Basel dispatch earlier in the week
reported that III. favarian government
had sent Z protest to President Wilson.
complaining that tn" terms Of the ar
miS:icc w"rn burd"nSomc /" that part
Of I;crrnan%. AMI that III" new govern
mont was in no way to blame for the
offcuse of the mil,tnrists who formerly
ruled Germany E.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-15

LONDON. Nov. 14,-(Rritish wireless
service "a significant message from
the allied high command 10 tho German
high command has been sent out by tho
French government wireless stations. II
reads:
The commanders of the German ar
mics cautiuue to propose to tho COM
manders Of III" allied armies facing
them that they should Immediately hand
nvcr their war material and prisoners
to the allies
rrhc German soldiers IN various sec
tons Of tho occupied territory have 10
paTcntly boon betting out OF hand. In
some places they have attacked their
commanders and raised the red flag or
rcvOlt.)