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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-22

(Sales in $1,000 lots.)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-22

payable in 49, Liberty Bonds
Payable in Liberty Bonds
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28

one leather handbag on road 81.
Paul To Corpus. Liberal reward io
finder O I've l.. Adams 5000 water
stree, AdVhIt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28
SIXTH WARD

For Governor lIohby 49, Ferguson
a.
For i.ieufenani- Gov.rpor Moore
81. 'ow'li o. Davidson ~ johnson !.
Henderson 20, LHilev -.
Tor Associate Justice Suprsm. Court
brentwood ltb. Harvey 81
l.ur 8 asnciatt Justice ~ Court VI
- rinal Appealr ward a.. r.ppen To-.
tiersen ~ i.attimore 10
Tor static Treasurer Edwards us.
Baker So
For Atimn-N General Cureton a.
~pDrnts rd Woods 49,
TOR Railroad CoLnniaslnner Gil
nius" 100, lfurdlrsfon ~ Andrews b..
For Inspector of cattle and ilidea
Mcbride i2s u ~ Wright a.
For Public Weieher Precinct one.
Dunn ill iiupsuu IS.
For Chairman Ward SIX SegrcAt
los Weir iO7
lfor Comptroller OF Public Accounts
MaNtield -. Terrell lis. Goodlct 80
For Commissioner OF Agriculture
paA Is 1870. ilaihert 81
Fer Superintendent Of Public In
siruotpn Rlantun l2a Trusscn 3.
Doughty ST.
For Congress Barrett III. Bee ii.
For state senator ,lDssuock iG4.
rdrf g.
For County Treasurer Garrett 100.
chapman 90.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28

l'of Do,unoi Hubby ili. Ferguson
a.
For Lieutenant Governor Moore "a.
rowoil ne Davidson TO- Ionsun tg Hen.
dtienn 10. Bailey ~
iof AaHncln'e Justice Suprepr count
linrcF a. Greenwood 70.
For Associate Justice ~ Court Of
criminal AppralA Ward iha. rpplu
q iioraon ~ baltimore 50
For state Treasurer Edwards NJ
Baker 49,
tuf Attorney General Spoonis So
rucfton 90. Woodl if
iOr ltniltund ruinmlsplunrf liJrdl
cstuu g. Andfcws 80. Gilmore 81
For COMPTROLLER of Public Aocounta
Nuyncld 81. Terrell iun guodlcti ~
itt rominiHiVnDf ~ agriculture
baVis i02 ilnlhort f2
For Superintendent ~ Public in.
sirurtlon ruhAci -. flnntun 80
Doughty Is
for Congress Barrett i0l ifcc gs
i'ur stat" senator i'arr 20. CHASE
cock 90
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28

For Goyorno, Hobby ~. Ferguson
i'nt Coneross Barrett iiN. flee ios.
For state Senator Giaracoclt 20.
Part leg
For Lieutenant Governor Moore -.
tuweii "a. Davidson a. Johnson a.
henderson .. Bailey 20
Fnt Ntrociaie Justice ~ court ~
criminal Appeals Ward So. rippen 49,
i'leYNun 20. i.httimur A.
For state TREASURER Edwards isg.
Baker 70.
For Attorney General SpoDnts iee
Cucrtor 81. Woods yN
For superintendent ~ Public ~
etturtinn prussrn 20 Ginntun o.
Doughty
For County Treustutr Chapman
t21. Garrett o.
Ioi tomptruiicr 81 Public Accounts
MaNiieid 70 Trrrell rs soodlei 10
For Railroad tummlHlnnff Hurdle
sion lul Andrews 20 Gilmore a.
For Chairman Ward ON. Hardin
ifN. Baldwin "a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28

u. 3 NrnN iufH Sheppard fl1
Governor Hobby ipt Ferguson So
Lieutenant Governor Moore 49, Cow
~ -f Davidson ~ johnson IA. Hen
drreuu "a Bailey iT
'hlrf Justice SnWcmc Court Nei-
SON Phillips ii5
Associate Justice Supreme couf,
Harvey 49, Greenwood 81
Aa1giuin Justice Count Criminal AZ.
p'1ln W1H n"' i'ipp"n w. iierson X
State rioesuicr Edwards SO. Boxer
Nt'ouncy General spoouia n. cire
fun 9 Wunds &c.
htiha9i Commissioner Ilurdlciaon
so Andrew. 90. Gilmore 80
Crmpuuil,i Msyfieii 30 Terrell ~.
Gpuiiti tn
iHul Commissioners Robson $50
toinmiFsi"nei Agtcutuf, Davis -.
illlhcif Hl
aucriurnieni Public obstruction
fins ril ilpnion .3. pourhiy o.
Congress barrett HG iic, ah
tNu court of Appeals f'iy ils
Stnt' senator ilaascock 81 rarr 90
Representative Pope f4i
3uhHe CRIMINAL District Court I'll
mon let
estlct Attorney Kliebcr 1876.
tuHuft Judge Sutherland 1917
county 'lnrn McGioin i4e
DNfiiyt Dl'ii Wilkinson l4S
County Treasurer Garrett W CHM
mau 49,
rlniu Robinson l4G
County Attorney Taylor i8s
flN Assessor Bluutyrr IA
if, Nuiisetoir.t oliver llg
county superintendent Benton iil
Coalff surveyor rnchct las
county chairman savage l3s
County Commissioner Lawrence 80
illhc md Auimni Inspector Mo
Bride Nl Wright ~
Justice pf the Fence. Precinct T.
llnor Whomn i44
Justice OF the lsAce. Precinct
l'inr curtis 1872
tf4fI...lIi. gtf.stnff I.t..t tt9
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28
pORI ARANsAs

Governor Hobby 2s. Ferguson H.
Lieutenant GaN.rnnr Moor, 49,
'owrl e. iiaiiey 3 Henderson 3. DAN
idson no. Johnson l.
Associate Justice supreme Court
iiulteR 10. Greenwood u.s.
Nt'orneN General Spoonis 10
Woods y
SApt iuhh, instruction Doughty e
iilanton 49, Trusscil s.
Siutc SENATE Glnsscock 2S. iarr rs
tpnsf'sF barrett -, liec u
county Treasurer Garrett 49, chap.
unn ~.
Inspector cattle and Hides Wright
~. Mcbride 10
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28

iuf Governor Hobby 3. Ferguson ~
ior Lieutenant Governor Moor.
$. tow'ii J.. Davidson 2. Bailey 3
Johnson
For Asaoviate Justice - Court 81
Criminal Appeals Ward g. Pierson 2
baltimore
tor state Treasurer f.rwards w.
Baker A
tur Attorney General Sp0outs .
MouJs g.
For iHilipad Commissioners Hurdle
ston ~, Gilmore .. Andrews 3
For Comptroller Of Public Account
NLaNfield ., Terrell g. Goo61ett 3.
For Commissioner If Agriculture
Davis .. ialheri g.
for Superintendent of Public in
strucii"n slanton e. Doughty o.
For Congress. Barrett ~. Bee 2
For stat" senator pafr ~. Cla.q.
cock q
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28

senator Morris sheppard iih.
l,uNtlnci liohhA 50. forAuson -
Lieutenant 1uVeruor Moore 49,.
CoW,l ~. Davidson ~. johnson g.
Henderson 3D. Bailey 2s.
Justice supreme Count Philips l5l
AHaociatu Justice Supreme Count
'.iNtuW uud go Harvey "a.
Associate Justice cunt OF Criminal
hprcti- Ward 49, ilppu s., pirrson
10. baltimore %.
commissioner General Land office
Robson 1913.
Supt Public Instruction lllnnton
SD lrusseil q. Doughty 70
state Treasurer Edwards So. bak-
az u.s.
Conroa Barrett gs. Bee a.
state Senate arr 20. Glassocock IS.
County itcasutei Chapman %.
Darlsif si
l'utn, Wughe, Dunn 100. Hop
son q
Precinct Chairman Anderson ca.
t'iNrns ~
FOURTH WARP
Governor ferguson 81. Hobby IN
Lieutenant Governor Moore Ga
Davidson 81, johnson bS. Cowoll ~
Henderson 10, bnies 70.
A-auclatv Justice supreme Court
liuNt} "a, DttCnwood l2S
Associate alai4,e Court OF Criminal
Nppenla Wwd 49, .ippln 10. picrson
la Baltimore ga.
~tglt ,,,as~.cr Edwards rs.
Baker On.
.attoraes General spoons ii3. Cur
efuH ha Wupda A.
Railroad Commissioner Huddlcs
iui 800 .ttiuttsfa -f, Dlhnors 80.
Comptroller Ma4fitld %, Terrell
1872. Goudicu 20.
Commissioner Agriculture -- Davis
iis. lialhcrt 90
Nttri iuhliC instruction ~ rruss,li
Congress Barrett 1853. Bee ".
,s,st' rtnatv rarr W., Glasscock
ilu.
County Treasurer Chapman 100
Garrett l3i. .Axltln2nn
Inspector Caitlo ard Hides =.
iifide 100, Wright A.
unii' Melsher Dunn liz. Hopson
Az AZ .G-.l~k->A--.-s "a ..-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28
HOBBY, BARRETT and GLASSCOCK
GET MAJ0RITIES IN THIS COUNTY
Incomplete Returns Al Midnight Show That More Than 90
Votes Were Cast in Nueces County Saturday With the
Women in the Majority at the Polls

state Treasnfor Eiwerie %. Bake,
ga
Aitunict GNpcili Spuonis 80. cure
ton 20 WoutlN .
lldhuAd NomtnisNiunci liurili.afun
p Antrrwa w. Gilmore a.
Cumptulici NrNficM h Terrell 20
Goodi,ti y
Commissioners Ayrlcult,n" Davis 80
Hnlnen iN
superintendent i'nhilc Instruction
IiuNssil 3 iiluufou 40 Doughty
tUnrfcHe siatfctf iu bee y
Ssnttni rHrF ~. ol Nturk lll
County Treasurer Chapman 49,
Garrett tp
lildr and Animal inspector .Afc.
bride i9 Nflnhi H.
luhilr WclFhvf Dunn a. ilopson s.
l1cr|uct Chairman iss,aiei 81. Rus
eaii E. iiayiru
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28

SUNSHINE (psr,iaD
'foN'iupf Hobby "A. Ferguson IL
TULOSO

'I0NI UVI TIUUUY q, FIIuUHun D
Lieutenant Governor Moore Dnv-
olson . johnson g itailrS q
Ntnic Seratei tiiassoocl b. parr 2
comfy Treasurer 'inpuan {. Gur-
tcIi
Snpi l'uhie Instruction Doughty o.
hlaufon
iusrcctor cattle and Hides Wright
AiDifride %
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28

For Governor Hobby ~ Ferguson
For Congress Barrett So. Bee IL
For county rrepnurer Chapman 10
Garrett a.
tuf Inspection ~ cattle aud Hi1es-
Mcbride 81. Wright 10
For Public W"lghcr Precinct on"
Dunn g. UoIrau Ys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
BARNEY OLDF|E[D.
AND RACERS HERE
BARNEY oLDFHLD AND WIZ
TOMMY MILTON AND fhho
ESS1G IN TOURING PARTY.
Party Arc En- Route to UnioutoWn &c
Take Part in the Liberty
Sweepstakes There.

Wheeling entertained 4 royal party OIL
auto rarrr% last evening when tarpeS
! ,,ld,irld and wife. Tommy Milton had
lHrnd t:ssi: rolled in in Barney s b1E
Packard pleasure car. y biz sign on
IN. r"ar of ,he car disclosed the ideutltE
Of r!lH party.
!, was early yesterday morning ~hcn
. III" party rolled ont Of EichIHond. mo-
ami ,lruv" over the old National road 10
this city. R distance Of go miles. Ihcy
stopped III tn" Mcl-urn hotel her"
last evening and this morning Will 20
on through - l'nIontoTn. where thf}
viii participate in The big race meet To
hr held May II.
E;Lrncy stated that hr would pilot his
Cir!drn Suhmarln. in tho big race. while
! Tommy Milton will drir" his Special
! Du"ZrnbcrS car. which me has used IN
some OF the western meets lately. lie
! is Il nativ" ~ -. Paul. MINI.
In speaking of tho his races this sea-
| son Mr.. Oldticld stated that IL was inf-
, possible TO tell just what would happen
owing 10 tho war. but he WAS Of the
! opinion that there would nc some classy
meets during the season:
! Barney is tn" same smiling fellow
! that appeared here years ago and he still
| smokes Wheeling sturIcs. His wife is
also II real lady and boosts him along
I In hrs contests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
DON 7 CROWD ON
/. PUBLIC HIGHWAY.
WARNS AUTmSTs
AND OTHERS TO GIVE WAR
CARAVANS RIGHT or WAY.
Must Also Repair Highways So That
rraflo VIII Not Be Held Up.

\ warning has been issued Ivy IN"
Government 10 all drivers of vehicles |"
pu careful and not crowd III" army
transport vans while passing them on
the highways and to- Civ" them plenty
Of room. several times yesterday me
,aravan was compelled /" stop and
wait on rigs getting ont "f tn" way.
The roads throughout tn" local diS-
IRE, over whlrh :hn machines are tray
cling will have Ia h. repaired. accord
in.- Ia Inc mrn III charge. First Lieu
t"nant -. r. Shields. chief of tn" trans
In,rtaiIrn end Of the convoy service Was
IN charge and made drawings of IN" bad
places. lie SlnIrd that IN" government
had ALREADY taken over n large section
If roadway III phin from private con-
ira,.InrS and was rushing repairs.
The town "f West Alexander. III" raj
TON HiII r,sri and ZANE street on thu
Island were rod I"nCiicd by III" govern
mrnI MN and rrp"riS will II" submitted
a, once il, an effort TO have repairs
made. If urrrSsary = corps of road
engineers Will nr brought here 10 make
ia" repairs.
The movement nf IN" big truck trains
through tn. cily will mako improve
,n"n!s necessary and IT is likely tina;
new roads and many improved ones Will
l... a feature here soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
COUNTY BOYS ENLIST
Eighteen Lads From the Rural District
Ready to Aid Uncle Sam"
in Service

Tho boys from the country district Of
thr county arc ready when The call is
sounded an Gthrrc has been n,r Lifficnl-
~ i'll filling up tn" various divisions,
Eighteen lads i'll all Will leave during
next week for camp. They havr enlisted
in special divisions as follows:
tn Fort Mycr. Virginia. electricians
and mechanics. on Friday. May l1th:
William T.. Boyd. Elm Grove.
Henry Boyd. Elm Grove.
The ahoyr lnds are brothers and will
Eo 10 Washington. y. G.. for induction
into The Fort Mycr training camp:
To Washington CRY. signal corps.
Thursday. May 18th:
frank LumbuS Thnmpspn's Station
Lea thrrwnod.
To the University Training Camp n
Akron. on Wednesday. May 18th:
Earl Biggs. Wcsl Liberty.
Harry f.. Way;. Elm tir' W.
Edward =. MrNabh. WhcrIinG
C-curgc NJ Ecrmiliion. Short creek.
Stanley C'huckel. Mt Carmel Pa.
Horny Roth. l;ts%ood.
Cncil &. Wilson. WondIawn.
Joseph J. Csurilla- Wheeling.
Joseph. I[amm"r. Wood Sdale.
Daniel H. Dean. Bnllnire.
J. J. Gressner. Warwond.
Andrew V. Rock. EdCWnod
Arthur Il. Wrinker. Wheeling.
Herman a. Schaffrr. Fulton.
Frank Sheets Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10

city today from I'arkcrsburg 70 spend
tn" coming fortnight rs the guest Of
Miss lenni" Ma" Ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dyson were called
10 Fairmont vest" rtty by the scrio1s i'll
ness oi Mrs. nyson's father. Mr.. F.
k"ilr.
Miss katherine r;ribbcn will be re-
moved - hcr home lnday from III,
North Wheeling hospital. whcr" she has
been confined following an operation FOR
appendicitis.
Miss Geucvicvr Hopkins or Cameron
spent Il few days ~ the guest OF local
relatives.
Mrs. Mary Wells has returned Ia her
home III Glover Zap. W. Va, after y
months stay At III. North Wheeling
hospital.
Miss Nrlli" Ryard ot Cameron was
visiting in Wheeling this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
About People
Novements OF individuals to
and From tho CITY.
>CExOcSC0'

Or. and Mrs. l.. A. ATmhrccht OF
South Jacob street. are spending several
days visiting their son. Edward. who is
Si3IIonrd at COlHm BUS. o.. with a ni;cd
States army medical corps. Their SOP
will leave for the lighting zone soon.
John Mills. "a former local boy. but
more recently OF Cleveland. and now
stai Toned a; Fortress Monroe. writes lie
is we'll pleased with army life,
David II. +. Parish. formerly of The
Int"lligenc-r. haa accepted 4 Position
on the Pittsburgh Chrnniclc-TricEraph
L. j. Smith. former local new spopar
man, has taken thr -,U-:lion Of telegraph
editor Of the Clarksburs (W. Va T"k-
gram.
John Mcmillan Of IittSbnrxh. former
local man. is spending II few days In
tn" city.
Miss Sarah Carr viii! arrive in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10

them. John Runaway. colOred. brought
:uto III" stat" ono quart OF whiSk"y and
two quarts Of beer. violating tn" Reed
arnnndmrOt. He was given Is days in
jail by Judge layton. bn; later his sen
r"nC" was SuSl" ndcd when the district
attorney TOLD liz had served many days
IN Jail and was a hard working colored
fellow.
Agnes Sarccrscn. who WAS found
Euilty by Il jury Wednesday and sen
teucc wis suspended until yesterday,
She was charged and iOund guilty of
bringing eleven pintS Of whlSk"y from
Maryland II Terra Alta. W. Va. Judge
Dayton tined her 500 and costs with no
jail sentences on the recommendation OF
the district attorney.
Joseph Shay. Nathan Con and Virgil
; Funk. all charged with bringing whisky
. into The stltc. plead guilty. Shay WIS
give M tine Of so and costs Goff fine
Of $50 and costs aud Funk was lined
sen and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10

No. ). Rubcr; l2mmcrth: No. 6. End E"-
ing; No. :. John KriStrr: NO. b. II. H.
Chapman: 40. .. Il. II. Walters; No. H.
John Winters: 80. II. Geo. h. hi"i: No
i" Geo. Il. Moore: No, Is. Il. q. Graft
No. Il, ". NJ. Rhodes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
lHAN WHO MADE UHPATBIoT1C Re
NARKs SENTENCED TO TWO
YEARS.
IoIe RSed Amendment Cases Heard and
Several Heavy Fines
r.. Made.

A. -uy in federal court yesterday
, afternoon del;berated but eight minutes
Tin reaching a verdict in the case nt John
Nolick. a Slav> OF simpson, W. W.
CHARGED with violating the rSp:nnac"
act The verdict was guilty. This is
the first trial held in Wheeling where Il
person was charged with violating the
espionage act and attracted much at
tertion.
Mo}ick. il was charged encouraged
men OF his OVID nationality 10 b" dis
loyal to this country and advised tH"m
to look after the interests Of their own
4. country: that he would not light ai7a!nS;
Germany. and that he tried TO uhStr;rt
the enlistment Of recruits. both in pub
lie and private. and advised and SavH
counsel to men not 10 enlist. he plead
L. not guilty and not having an attorney
Judge A. c. Dayton appointed Attorney
S. o. Boyce OF this ciiy. 10 defend hir.
The testimony OF the two government
witnesses was 70 the effect that he
teaid: III / fight it will n on Cor
.. nnary,s side" He was aAo charged
; with saying, Would rather die than 20
;; fight with this country against his
brother When Mnlick took the stand
in his own defense be denied All a.:
these charges and stated that he al
ways stated ne would take and fight
for neither side. but he admitted saying
to q person that Il don't want 10 shoot
. mo- brother, but you can take my gun
; and so shoot HIM" He stated that he
remarked that he liked good Germans.
but did not say this country was no
good.
When MdEk was arrested &c had in
! his pocket q telescope. which be stated
he used for the purpose of looking on
h1ns, up the'river and along the roads.
> The case was given to the jury without
arguments By the attorneys. Attorney =
Steward W. Walker and w II Dyer for
the government and s. .. Eoyce for the
! accused. Judge Dayton in his charge
; to the jury. stated that TO utter words
I to create any statement against this
. country was Il violation OF the esSpionacc
= act.
y After the verdict was announced, At
- torney BoycH stated to Judge Dayton
= that ne believed Molck's mental cond!-
- tion was not altogether right and in
r passing the sentences Judge Dayton
- gave him two years in tn" federal
- prison at Atlanta Ga. where If II was
: found his mental condition w;ls not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
NERVOUSNESS AND HACKING COUGH
MADE SLEEP ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE
Would Lie Awake for Hours Unable to Get Wink of
Sleep. Nerves Were Bad They Had Him
Dieting But Did No Good.

simply great He goes to bed at the
regular time. about nine O'Clock. and
sleeps straight through until six, and
his nerves are all right now once
more" continued Mrs. William Foster,
49,. Mount Wood road. Wheeling. ".
Va. who. it appears, is almost as
happy. if not more so, than her hus-
band over his prompt recovery after q
short HypoCod treatment
The makers of Hypo-Cod state II IS
the most expensive preparation to
make of its kind on the market. cost,
ing double what most remedies do,
selling for the price. The elements
contained in this famous compound
are recognized by the profession as
supreme. Each bottle contains an ex
traordinarily generous amount. too
sufficient in many cases TO accomplish
all the results one would want. 1t Is
especially good Just at this time OF
the year. when the system needs the
tonic. up-buildins properties contained
in Hypo-Cod For weak. debihtate
people. young or old. get bottle OF
/ Hypo-C Cod of your druggist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
M0UNDSVILLE MAN
DIES SUDDENLY
George ouiE1ey IL Strtcten BY Death
while Standing In Front OF A
Produce Store.

George Quigley. prominent resident OF
Moundsville, was stricken ycssc~SdaE AZ
tcrnoon about five o'clock, while stand
ing in front Of the produce store owned
hv George 13liax. he MAD been talking
to several Of his friends and persons
standing near stated that nc appeared
10 be in the hest Of health. when he
suddenly collapsed Death was insian-
famous and all efforts to revive him
were Of no avail
The coroner was summoned and Il"
pronounced the CAUSE Of death as being
due TO organic heart trouble. The BODY
WAS taken to the A. G. iutes morgu".
Mr.. QuiSlcy was in lhc siXttcth Year
Of his age and was we'll known. HIS
home is opposite tis, Nj. l.. church on
Seventh street. He - survived BY his
wife and several Children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
Starts Taking HypoCod. Now Sleeps
Fine, Appetite Is Good, d.
qestion Fine. Has
Gained Weight

"My husband was troubled so much
with hacking cough and nervousness
he couldn't sleep. Every night he
would 90 to bed about nine and lay
there tossing and wakeful until one or
two in the morning. He was put on a
diet. but his appetite was poor, and
didn't know what to suggest for him
until Mrs. F7aherty, Il neishbor OF
mine here in Wheeling. said she had
found Hypo-Cod to b. the only thing
that would help her. got my husband
HypoCod. and | am so elated at his
j, improvement and wonderful state OF
health, l gladly praise this medicine
10 everyone.
Sleeps All Night Long,
"He has such a nice appetite now;
:he can eat most everything you put BE-
fore him. and with no indigestion
TROUBLES at all He has taken on
weight and looks 50 much better 1t is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
DANISH CATARRH
Breathe HyonG for TWO Minutes and
Stuffed Up Head Will Get Belief.

If You want I" got relief from c1tarrh-
cold III Ihr head ur from an irritating
cough IN the shortest time breathe:
Ilynh-'i
il WI, rlran out your head in W."
minutes and allow you I" breathe freely.
Hyumc Will end Il cold III "nr day. II
Will relieve YOU Of disgusting SnntflcS.
hawking. splitting and offensive breath
IN week.
iIynulri - made chiefly from n st'"th-
ing. healing. germ killing antS"pttc.
thul comes from the eucalyptus forests
al inland Australia, whore C.tIarTh. as
thGna and consumption were never
known to exist.
Hyomei is pleasant and easy to
breathe lust pour n few drops into tn"
hard rubber inhaler use az directed and
relief ~ almost certain.
A complete Hyomei outfit. including
inhaler and one bottl" Of ilyum"i. costs
but little III druggists everywhere. and
a; g. II. ';ri"Si & 90. IT you already
own All inhaler you can grt an extra
bottle Of Hynmei at druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
Recommend SOnderman
For Director Of the
Employment Office

\, r. .Snaun OF Ghari'r1 on. state Iii
rector nt agents Of the i;nit"ld States
rmploynt>4l, servic" IN West Virginia.
announced yesterday that hc has son;
IN, name Of Thomas Germs To h" fed
rr,l offices IN Washington for appoint
m.nt as examiner III charge of tlrc Char
lesion office.
He also has sen; tho name OF Fred ".
.S.,rn1rrrnan Of Elm Grove. rs examiner
in charge Of the office IN Wheeling.
Mr. Spaun will go ~ Huntington. FRI
dav or Saturday. To consider dozen
applicanLs for the appointment there.
Announcements at ClarkSburS and ~.
field are still pending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
S[AV V|O[ATOR Of ESPIONAGE ACT
FOUND GUILTY IN FEDERAL COURT


right he would h" sent I" An aSy INN.
The Jury trying IN" cas-" WAS com
posed o: +. +. Jones. foreman: N!lilana
!. HuEEinS. Alfred = h"''''.M -, 10y
Whitccotton. f. NJ Cotton. Thomas
George Andrew Met IuInrh'E' r'", w.
Atpiu. Isaac l.. carney. tshh'Vt L. lto"S'
Richard Liibbon and George W. NJ!
ton
Slac1H 1u'
(;enrre Harrison. formerly q: New
NartinSyj;lr hut III late iVifE ~
No,,udsyillr. whrr" IL" was arrcStrd'
,.harr,ru with being \ StarN'r. WIZ
fined 81 and costs with IN" understand
ing that he register "! III ii: DRAFT boar"
in Marshall county.
Harrig.an could noi prove that h" WIS
not u yeaSs q; ;t:'. "a lh' ,'Ht"! 49,
ord was lost. and murtt confusion "a'
caused in trying |" HStaoi'Sh nj ~"
He asked that II" l." allowed |" rSSH
.er and tho ulStrlc; attorney recon-
m..nd.d \ fine o: 81 and costs ~iin inc
,,,,dn-s,,nd;rr that ne registers. which
Was a,,r,p;,.I bv Lu,;gr Dayton.
On n,xY "Wednesday ;hr case oc Thorn
nc wvcnff Of Taylor county. charged
,r,,h Violating tho cspiunaG" act. Will
>, ,r-,irn.u
Yesterday morning. shortly hcfor"
,oon T.. L. croft. naturalization COM
,,,iss,nn,r arrived from i'itlSburCh anu
three petitions Cor naturalization wer"
h,ard and granted They were: Gc"rS"
AIRED Rai(.v of ,-hantai Court. horn IN
I.,r,d,. Thomas James Thomas or -
~ ftecnth street. c!;y. born III Germany.
and George Arthur BISHOP "f W""diaw a.