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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
Debs Goes on Trial
Today on Charge of
Violating Federal Law

\ CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. S.-t.ugrnc
E. Dcbs. four times candidate for lrcSi-
dent Of the United States on the Social
list ticket, will 70 on trial in federal
court here tomorrow morning charged
with violation of the rspinnag" act.
pchs WAS secretly rrLiCtcd by IN" fed
eral grand jury on juno -. on An indi"t-
mont Of ten counts and arr"St" d
here June 80 as he was about T." adj
dress Il meeting of Cleveland Socialists.
The charge against hum is based on a
speech Debs delivered AT the stat" con-
Canton. June IS.
In the Canton speech. Dcbs is alleged
to have declared the purpose Of NJ AL
lies in the war 10 be the same as rhat Of
tn" Central Powers: he urged his hear
ers /" know that they were Il, for
sonnet hing better than cannon fodder
hc declared himself as guilty as Mrs.
Rose Pastor Stokes. who wax recently
found guilty Of violation OF tn" espion-
ags law: h" praised tho l2plshevikt and
the l. W. W. and cOunsclled his hearers
not To worry over the charge Of treas.
on 10 their masters
Dchs will be tried on the following
three counts:
Attempting To cause INSTRUMENTATION
dislnyalty. mutiny or refusal of duty In
the military or naval forces; attempting
TO obstruct the recruiting or enlistment
service Of tho United States: opposing
the cause Of the United States by words
If found guilty. Debs faces a sentence
of 90 years Imprisonment and sl0.-
900 fine on each count
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
TWE[VE-N MINUTE
CARS OUT PIKE
TWELVE MINUTE SCHEDULE PoS l.
PONED UNTIL ACTION ON Skill
STOP PLAN IN TAKEN.
Skip-Stop Plan Is Only Way Ten minute
Service Can Be Operated At Profit
Claim Officials.

The twelve minut" schrdul" "hi'h
was To have been put into effect TO-DAY
ON the out tho pike lin" of the West
Virginia Traction and Electric company
has been postponed by IN" "ttl'la'S
until tho outcome of the proposed SKIP
stop plan. presented by the f1lHi ,adth'h-
istratiun is given 4 try out.
II was the plan Of the qfficinlS OF Inc
company to put a twSlv" 'p!n"t" Sch"o-
ulr into effect today because Of the hiHh
operating expense. and in this ula nncr X
would b. possible TO take ivy" cars OFT
thc line. However. when an intIInalon
that the skiy-stup plan nay he put In
vogue. officials decided to defer III" IN
s,allatiun Of tn" tw"lr" minui" service
To- ,hr suburbs and 10 retain IN" ten
minute Srrvicr nov IN force. uni! Such
a Tim. when thr Skip-Stnp plan Is pEt
into permanent use ur rrj'-'trd. In case
it IS put into use n" i"n-Ininut" SENECA
ul,. can nc retained. hut If IN" skip-st"p
plan is rejected. the twclv" minute
service will be installed.
The chamber of commerce has aSkfo
for blur print from each local car com
pany. showing tn" stops ;hat they ""nld
best eliminate. and III" committee or
cuuncilmcn recently appointed. tho
chamber Of commrrc" and the car com.
pany officials will work III conjunction
in picking out he stops To- b" skipped.
II is intimatcd that with tn" proposed
twelve minute schedule in the pike s"''-
ton, officials of tho West Virginia
'rr,Lctiun and Electric company are CON
tcinplatin another rails" IN far" over tho
ten cent fare now in force
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09

Of THE WORST
IN WAR ZONE

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRAME. Sept S.-thy IN" ASS"'''"''N'
I,r.ss)--i r.vcning)-Thr destruction OF
towns and villages within III" zone "'
tho recent operations has pccn ;" '''''
pl,ic ms To offer little basis Tor corn
narisnns. South of the Sunmc and be-
tween tn" AiSnc and IN" DISC IN" ""rh
of demolition has been uniformly thor
ourh. Settlements. hg and small hay"
been reduced L. rhustly ruins IN" fraS-
,r.nts OF walls assuming most fanla$-
tie shares: the roofs Of many houses
herefr IF tiles and States. look like Skcl-
rtous Of huge beasts whose backs nav,
henn broken.
Soyon uff.rs the only contrast 10 the
devastation that is characteristic OF
other towns. Mnntdidirr was RACED I"
tho ground. Noynn WAS almost as com
plctrly ruined but is still erect Ih@
walls OF most IF It's houses still support
only partially collapsed roofs. From n
distance they appear 10 REQUIRE only re-
pair. but close. inspection shows mat
the Germans mad" good their boast
that they would destroy the town IN ~
entirety When the French troops first
entered the city it NILS threc-fourths IN
tact at least. ShellinG with gas anu
high explosives followed Mt once Thu
shells were distributed SO evenly and
impartially that not quarter Wa
slightcd and not house left unt"uchc7'
Whn, could not be done by shells in thc
brief times left to the German artillery
WAS accomplished by mines.
In several places the mines not only
blew great gaps In the street. but car"d
in tho house fronts on both sides. Al
one spot m explosion uprpoted tree
which took down the corner ot a house
in its fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
KAISER PLAYING THE
|! UKRAINE GAME STRONG

AMSTERDAM Sept. $.--Thc Gcrman =
emperor recently cnUcrtainrd a; lunClI-
con General SkurupadSkI. hrtman OF the
Ukraine. and both generously oppressed
their admiration for each other.
The emperor. according TO- n Berlin
dispatch. said he had offered the help
suffered 10y tn" war brought upon the
world by the Vaccinations al IN" cn-
icmtc and continued by them with rim
inaI madness. IN spite Of tho recognized
unat,ainablc natur" Of thar aims uf
Gnmitritlon."
Germany had furnished the Ukraine
with Il basis for existence as D state
and, ii" declared:
''Hrnr' f"rth 4 citizen can follow his
vocation umdisturbcd aud a peasant can
cultivate the soil in snfrty and enjoy III"
fruits al his labor. There StIll r"rlnins
much Il do. but under the direction OF
your hiEhncS.s Ukraine already has mad.
considerable progress II Intcrna! con-
sulidatI"n. and has thereby assured 20
i,scl ia basis for future development.
Il" pruI,"srd The toast. His hIrhncSs.
III" hoffman If Ukraine. llurrah. hurrlh.
hurr;th'
GENERAL Sknrnpad$ki sad: "Thr rrrv
gracious PERCEPTION which your imperial
MA nSty has granted ~" viii b'' re:;Lr,i"d
by tho entire Ukrnlni;Ln people as Il sign
"f your ruHj"s,y'S good wall toward
YOUNG Ukraine. and il Will lend strcngt h
To carry I!.r"uEh TIA" heavy tasks which
arc stall uwaitins.'
He offered thu. toast. HIS majesty,
,r.. German kaiser il"ch huch. h"ch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
HYP0-COD
Tor Weak and Delicate Men, women
and Children.

rh,. rapid increase Of health ana
strength fxpcrienced by those WHO carr
fully follow the directions gwen a.'eE'
IN ,S. remedial value Of H3 potion n
, rcconSlructivc tonic IN recover! l'oi"
ocutr affections and as desirable az
Li,,.r 10 the treatment Of PhthisiS. fu'-
monary Disease. Bronchitis obstinate
Coughs. Iroarscncss. Nervous Depilliy.
l,I,.d Disorders, Prostitution following
fcy,:rS and in general conv;ucscchcc.
PROMINENT Physicians Discovered -
thar TN. medical value of Cod-Llrcr OIL
depended principally upon the extract
ike matter combined with II in the cod
lycrs In Eurlc's Tastcless Hyp"-Cod
We offer an exceptionally efficient com
hiua,ion Of remedial extract Of cod liver
oil frrr4I entirely FROM the oil. Ihis
cxrruct in combination with other Well
known and reliable tonic. nerve nutri.
rnl onL rcconstructivc clements, makes
, remedy of exceptional merit and may
", used in many cases where cinulSlonS
of cod liver oil are not readily retained
bv tho stomach. lIypo-Chd being So
pIc:lsant T." take and :" readily asSimI-
lated. is preferred I" all other prcpara-
tions Of r'n,i Liver Oil
Hvno-t'rd is Il strength. creating. TO-
constructive tonic containing the mcdi-
ci,i:,l aud building cXtractircS Of fresh
Y,I-livrrs freed from the nauscntinH
PARTS usually found in "mulsions COM
hIn.d with extra select sherry wine. en-
tract Of wild chrrIy bark. malt extract.
aroniatirS and the compound syrup Of
rhc hypophosphit"s If Lime, Potassium.
Iron. Manganese. Strychnne. Quinirc
and SODIUM. II is sold only' IN the
Orange rolurcd carton as put up by
Tho Earle Chemical Co.. Wheeling. W.
Va Accept no substitute. Your phEsl-
elan will endorse the formula above.
Trur druggist can get it from his job
Der. Most druggists sell and recon-
mend it throughout this section. For
more about this wonderful tonic. system
regulator and builder. write Earle
Chemical Co., Wheeling, ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
CLAR|NGT0N

Stephen Mccoy Of SardiS. O.. came up
Saturday and spent Sunday with home
folks west Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gatch"l 81
tives in town the past week Mrs. Gat-
rhrll was formerly Miss Myrtle kalb-
flrisch and we'll known here
hubert McClcary Of Wheeling. WAS
visiting relatives in this vicinity line
past week.
Miss Lavinia Hydcr left Monday for
Wheeling. whore she will be employed
the coming winter y
Herman Krcigcr Of Martins Ferry. o..
was the Weekend guest of relatives on
X. u. ..
son hvcrill who have been visiting r"lh-
tivfs and friends in town and on X IL.
i. returned Wednesday TO their nome III
Akron. O.
,cndrnt. the opening Of tho public
schools was deferred one week or uhtiI
Stesrs. Jacob Miller and Levi Rondiof
r. Is. >. were Wheeling fair visitors
George T.: Rose was a county seat
business visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. John Hyer returned TO her hone
in Akron. Tuesday. after visit nt
few weeks with friends and reiatiF"H
sir. and Mrs. John Green and son
John, Of Martins Ferry. w"r" guests OF
Jacob Miller and family. SUNDAY.
cards have h"en received here an
nouncing the marriage Of Miss Ed''h
sims 10 Robert Prryr af Rarenna- y.
Mrs r !. Uabcrnchl and Mrs. y.
cnrhctt were. Woodslicld, O.. visitors
CnrrnII =. Cain left Tuesday for
Whn.ling. where hc has "nrolled MS
student at Elliott Commercial Srhe'' r,
ut a VI
,,b Ur, - service nay was dedicated 1"
our boys who have joined the coi"r S
SneciaI music and an interesting pro-
gram was rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09

Governor Ccrnwell has Iust issued an
elaborate statement. showing IN d"tah
the achievement OF West Virginia N
going A. per cent over the top IN tac
third Liberty loan. Incidentally. u"
big lead Of Ohio county Is mad" pr"n'-
nert this county having taken s., h'"
In bonds. while kanawha, ~" n'\' h'i
rank. subscribed for only $c.>O2.1"P ''n
all three loans Ohio county has tah' n
.s14.e4o, 200, while kanawha- IN SHr"nd
place. has credit for hu, $9.%.7.9p".
In number Of subscribers ohio rarked
a close second to kanawna- though the
local population ia not "v"r hatt ~
kanavha.S. The kanawha subscribers
numbered lS.a4& and Ohi"'s iS.4"',
Nr. Cornweu's Statement.
In presenting the rcyHrt 't''F'rn"r
Cornwell says:
II present herewith q sta;"msn: ~
the third Liberty loan: ais" comparison
with first and second Liberty :"anS IA
presenting this statement d"%tr" 70 ~
press my appreciation I" the banks thu
CORPORATIONS OF tho state t"r pr"thPt'!
furnishing The detail inforInati"n: AIS"
10 Chief Accountant r. A. Dover 'oe
summarizing and putting tn" lnt"rt'H-
ton IN shape for publication. In" ttou-
latlpn SHOWS th9l " ISL \ IL N'''''N '''-D - -
been found wanting in responding |" tH',
financial needs OF our government. Inc
showing Is very gratifying.
In purchases OF tn" third iSSu'' " NS''
Virginia went over its quota arpr'N-
matHly ~ par cent
The tabuia:Inus show that M
west Virsinians purchased s3l.nVS.O''
% tho third Liberty loa,L one "u' a.
every eight mon. women and children IN
Nest Virginia purchased ~ tn" Thru Is
su.. \ fair estimate. f"r the three is
sues would be tina, 80 200 West Eir-
ciu,ans made purchases. or one cut VI
evSry six persons.
IVES, Eirgin!ans purchased OF tn'
three issues a total OF sSS.616.05". the
rabul,tion rnz the trst iSSu" ntd not
show the number of purchasers account
r,sales BY corporations. However. 'air
estimate would be that only one out OF
tf,y purchased the first issue. as com
pared with one oUs "t eight i"r the sA'ro
issue.
."1ha ,ahula;:oas show that me oanNs
If West Iic.iui,t w.-c called Upon IL
purchase Only small p"rc' n'"S" ~ me
t;.ird jSSu" The amount pur"hsS"d aE
hanks is s.. 1aS. nGn. Will" tho amount
yhsrtv RordS Purchased In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
Terrible Condition in
Russia Described By
the American Refugees

STOCKHOLM. Saturday. Sept. :. BY
the Associated PrcSs.-The American
refugees from Moscow reached Stock
holm to-day-twclvc days after their de-
parture from the BolShevik capital.
They were met by Sheldon Nhi,chouse.
the American charge d'affaIres. and
party Of Americans and Europeans who
were anxious TO learn the lot Of friends
and relatives in Russia,
Immediately after crossing into Fin
land. the Americans were impressed by
the orderly conditions prevailing. There
was no shooting at the railway stations;
tho trains were clear and the car win
doHs not broken, and hoodlums were
not breaking down passenger and freight
trains By overlooking them. The Firms
near the border had sufficient food. e1-
cept flour and sugar.
Conditions improved as tho special
Swedish border and on the Swedish side
thoy were ALMOST unbelievable for rcfu'
gees from Soviet Russia which is stag
gering on, hungry and miserable. to-
wards a hopeless winter.
When the Americans left Russia. they
say flour sold az Sl.25 n pound and was
| seldom obtainablc at any price, Sugar
also scarce. sod NJ So pound.
The refugees SAY tina, starvation hat
hecume so prevalent in Moscow tina
| late in August the food commission Tns
! forced to remove all regulations on CitI
/ zens and permitted them tn, enter tn
! city with sixty pounds nt food each
! This step. il was asserted. was an AL
! mission Of the absolute failure of thu
| food commission. which had no hrru,
. and was forced through the prnSSur'
! If the rchclinE citizens Ia lot the pcu
! Pile take the food supply into their uwt
: hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
LAST SAD RITES
OVER BODY Of
JUDGE HERVEY

At the Presbyterian church in Wells
burg Saturday afternoon at O'clock
services we're held over the rHmains Of
Judss n. g. Hcrvcy. The church. in
GLIDING the lecture Nom. was crowded:
Judges and attorneys from all Of IN"
Panhandle counties and friends Of tho
late jurist for many miles around gath
cred at the church In pay their Ias'
@ribuee OF respect 20 the on" they hao
loved So we'll The entire section in TN
roar ~ the auniencc room *as reserved
for the teachers SUNDAY school class. rs
well as the INble class. which was
,,nrh, bv Judge tIervey. willis tho main
hods ~ tho church was reserved for the
judges and attorneys
The services we're conducted oF the
oas,er, Rev Wy. Holmes. assisted oS
Rev. Charles H. Mcdonald OF .AshtaodM'
o.. former pastor. and Rev. J. +. Lcyea
be-eer OF I'll. Third Presbyterian church
IN this city Rev. Jacob .fsr:it!nShaia'
pas,or Of 81. Lukns Episcopal church.
On the Island. IN an address filled with
much feeling. told Of the hong Friendship
which existed between, Judge Herrey and
himself for many years.
The active pali bearers Were: r.. y.
Var. +. T. Cree. =. W. McClcary. -. 4
rvans. v. c Hubbard and J. b. Hand
ian. Honorary pal1-hcarers: O. :. Mar
sha1l. W. ". ingram. George l.. Ram
brick. Frank A. Chapman Carl *. ia
cob. h E. Carter. ". NJ. Workman. A.
/, Hooten. Everett F. Moore James y
p.rrtott. r. N Addlenan. Alan II. Rob
in.on. David a. Mckee. +. Z. Mcneil
Guy r c. Allen. w. p. Hubbard Nm
.Ersxtne~ Frank ". Ecsh!t,. J. ". Ewing
Geone R. Gilchrist. Joseph Hnnd!an
and VIM. G. Heerne
Following tho proclamation Of Mayor
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Church Choir Delightfully."-
Entertained on Mozart Hill
Mr.. and Mrs Il. c. Jones Give Singers
OF Emmanuel Baptist Congrega-
ton Party-Mr. Bond Pre-
scented With Pen

Tho members and friends Of The Inn
manuel BAPTIST choir about forty IN MI.
had avery rnjuynhl" time ut corn
roast Saturday evening. rs thu guests
Of Nr. ard Mrs II. G. Jones. on Mozart
Hill nrsh-nlallows wcr" also roasted.
The happy occasion also afforded tn"
company an opportunity Ia surprts" MT.
Harry l.. Bond one NJ the patrons OF
The church. with a birthday present or
handsom. fountain, pen. Mr.. Bond
responded with appropriate" words OF
appreciation.
Tho party returned /" III" city on the
II o'clock car and har" mad" plans Tor
occasional evening open air parties
Throughout the fall.
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GERMANS WILL
FIGHT FOR LAON
AND ST. QUENTIN

PARIS. Sept. >.-Wh"n the Americans
captured Missouri ltivc miles northeast
VI fIsmcs and only short dlSthn""
suuts II thu Aisn.l. thc Germans Tractcu
Violently with their artillery.
The rdvtnc" allied element nov Doing
within eight kilnmcirrS If 81 quentin
~ IirrlnanS are rcgroupinE their !"rC"S
and concentrating numerous nIFlSioHS
Their. with the intention II -delchIln1
the town.
According I" La NIhcrte. Ih' Germans
also are hurricdly reinforcing Their de-
frusrS .h"fur.. I.ann and IN the region OF
'rrury and rh"vrrny. north of N" Ehfm-
indies DANES making all rr"na'Hti"hS
In their trrpch work and material
brought forward for 4 prolonged defense.
Along IN" north bank Of the A'l"u"
md ON the scissors Laon railway ihrr"
has been IL great rnasslnE Of German ar
tIll"ry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
VS.. S. to Be Taken Over
By Federal Reserve Bank

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.--Sccretary
Mc.Adoo announced today tn" adoption
Of a suggestion by Frank y Tanderlip,
chairman OF the National War Savings
comnnttee. that the war savings organi-
cation be placed under the supervision
Of the Federal Reserve Bank so that
the activities OF tho war savings and
Liberty Liam cOIulutttrrs can be CO.
ordinated and eventually consolidated.
This is expected 70 eliminate duplication
Of effort and perhaps decrease ose OK.
penses Of operation
TIL" governor of each federal reserve
! bank will be appointed u director of war
savings and will have supervision OF ;uI
war savings actIritics IN his district
thus occupying The Same relation I" the
war savings organization that h" docs
, now to the Liberty Loan organization,
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| improved in health SO l could do my
homework; we now have little one, all
of which l owe to Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound. - Mrs. 0. S.
JOHNSON, R. No. 8, Ellensburg, Wash.
There are women everywhere who
long for children in their homes yet are
denied this happiness on account OF
some functional disorder which in most
cases would readily yield to Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Such women should not give up hope
until they have given this wonderful
medicine trial, and for special advice
write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
LYNN, Mass. The result Of AZ years
experience is at your service
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Sergeant Walter G. Toomey

Sergeant Walter J. Toomrf, son OF
Mrs. barbara Tuum"y. ut Tw"ht!-siHln
and f.rf! streets. il home spending
fly" day furl"uEh. Sergeant ROONEY -
stationed 1T camp Ice, Na and Is
member nf Company +. EiEIlh Infantry
Replacement and Training batlail"h ne
left with tn city boys MI May - ahu
has gained twenty pounds Size" enter
ing tn" army. He Is me picture "'
health and likes army lit'. Regular
hours. hr says. is responsible tur th'
soldier taking ON weight.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Railroad CnnS"lia tiun--Thr work or
consolidating thu ti'p"ts III the lr'al dlS-
tr,rt - going forward and withih !"
short tim" thor" Will b" hut one Slhl'"l'
for freight and passengers
Shrrtarr OF Embellishments "f
the Wheeling district ar" having q dith'
cult job keeping help and IT IS we'll
nigh impossible fer t. secure women tn
assist III thu Kitchens.
EnyuI,I t'nrinnnlst--W Walter NlIh"lh
rarr,nnist On III" I;ay"r't ut camp l'''''
rrt"rshurl Va. ,$ III the city spending
Il few days with relatives. lie WAS 1"r-
m"rly connected with Ill" "iith k"Ei-
mrni hut has S"rNi"" w'i' needed ana
h. has some tempting offers from hlE
Eastern pHI,r$ after tn" war rs over.
Big Truck TraIns--Two Ing TRUCK
trims passed through the rIiy H"9t'r-
day on their wa! from tn" midlIr-w'St
L. an "nharkaiI"n I"!nt along Inc ~
lanriC \ number ii Wh""linE diS'rl't
bow; wrr. IN tn" list that went through.
street lnprnN "furnl $--'Thc Work OIL
putting ia" streets If thu city in r"ndi-
ton for winter ~ going forward and by
the tim" that bad weather. arrives they
will b. in far shape for traffic. Much
work ~ rlrur during the fall IN This
line.
hutnI%t" Dhry- urdrr--F'"w autoisiS
wore OUT yesterday ami about the only
ones Sr"n being doctors and others WIN
owned and operated commercial cars
Thu funeral cars were out however. bui
attracted It'll" attention.
Mninrcyr.r I'luh--.Th" Wheeling Mo-
tnrcyrlr club iS imposing Tin" on All
members caught out with machines on
Sunday The boys ar" completed 10
obey the law BY The heads Of the ciuu
her" and are doing it,
Theatres Arc Busy--l;"c"rd breaking
ATTENDANCE" Mt the thrhir" and picture
houses Of the city arc a f"atur" and the
! management claims that never hrfor"
! in the history uf til" city was business
90 brisk
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c,r,r,ny br;nhrr 10. 1851, and came 10

Germany. October 10. 1871. and came 10
this city IN 1880. He was member OIL
ST Johns Protestant church ana Hcr-
man lodge. No. {. y. -. /. W. tle mar
rIcd Miss Elsie Schultz in lssl' the rev
MIR Scinffranrrk performing IN" ''rc
mon. She survives. with tw" dauEh-
lrrS Misses Frances and Alma Dittrich,
of this ri,y. lie also leaves two broth
IRIS in Germany.
Funeral Is"rrices will be hria ~ the
family home Wednesday afternoon 1T :
,.'clnrk. Tho Rev. William G. .Cltcrt or
81. Johns church will "iticiatc and inter:
mcnt will br in Greenwood.
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Debs' Appearance in
Detroit Marked By
Great Stacker Raid

DETROIT. Sept. S.--EuS"nr V. DcbS.
four tines Socialist candidate for PrcS-
idrut. appcnrci unann"inc"i ai III"
final meeting If tn" Socialist state con-
v"ntion her to-day AZ tho principal
speaker The meeting Was the occasion
for the greatest Stacker" r;lId ever CON-
duct"d in Detroit. thu police SubJertinS
each Of Tho 5000 men IN attrndanr" ~
careful examination. til" exact mum
Der being withheld
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POLICE P|CKUPS

Files HONS. liS"rd"rIE was arrested
by Officer Fullerton. H""rE'' N"irh'
snuSc. was rnrr;,ll"d 10y Officer Long
well. J. f. Anderson. dIs"rdcrly. MAS
corralcd by Officer Knah@ T'd t.hr-
hartlt. arrested f"r striking his wifi. by
Officer Roth. Ehrhardt is ais" facing n
charge nf miSd.Inranrr nj the present
term Of criminal court, II. W. Raymond.
n vagrant. wnS "nrral'd by Office T
Reed. All will l." given hearing before
Judge Marsh Watkins this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
Ferdinand Dittrtch-

Following; AN illness Of Nix months.
Ferdinand lriItrich. aged IS years. and
for nearly IL years - we'll known resi-
1rpi If South Wheeling. died last night
AT $40 o'clock III !hr family home III
Jncoh street He was for many years
n tanner and for tho past several years
had boon n Waterman NJ the tie"rEe T..
Siifcl campny store.
Mr.. Dit,rich was born in BlankenburE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
Discusses Local c. Of c.

l'"rmanrnr,. nf in" Wheeling Chamber
OF I 'urutn.rC., WIS discussed Saturday hy
thc director ~ the campaign for nl"m-
berg which, His statement constitutes
ihr answer 10 the NTH uf the questions
which have been asked in connection
with the drive. the others being as TO
why there should be a Chamber what II
ran dc. who will run II and how it will
he financed