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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
MORE VARIETIES OF
WEATHER PROMISED
Little Change N Temperature But snow
fall All Day Predicted.

The man vii" deals out IN" weather
evidently does no. believe that Nh"''-
ing has had enough varieties :" Tar tal>
winter 81 il. has = few more changes;
on tap which %. * going I" tiut";"' WILL
in the next few t:ays, IL the Productions
Of the prophets ar. tru"
Last night i, started !" snow Sh'Tli'
"a ftcr = o'clock and continued through
Oh, thu night. or 1t i"aSi /; MAS Stiii
showing at 3 "'clrrk thus morning. ana
the prediction was tt!a; i w'!' S""W al
,i,y to-day. There wcrr E;:rrlcS OF AMI
IN almost al uay y"St' t'iaE. atd IL u
continues tlIer" will br Il ntr" coating
ON tho streets H.. uLghttal!.
Now that is only part "t The weather
man, program "a. i"-;u"rrrw i'' rr"n-
Uses cloudy ani warmer w''afn"" an !
that means ;:E.t !m..:" viii i'c s;an1': u'"''
s!usn IL wao... thr"HGh
There r,'i!cniiv MI! net hH 'n'lrn
change ~ "a. i|suT"ratL"" and II "iti
nruua bly confines Ia .ci"rat". unless me
,,rYcI>'S wood IS iGaii c1"t! and u ""ii
warmer :r.-.nn~r,.n. Las: ,iich' Il; lh'"n
,h.. Thermometer q; IA. sod bridge rr;;
is,,rrd ~. 4, ihc <u>prnSin" bridge th:'
glass showed - ami nj A"trariiiH il WAS
81. NJ / n-i"t& th"r" hal b""u Very
;;ttle change I'll" steel bridS" indie
Gator waS stationary =; -. At IN" suS-
pension tr:d.. i was - and ~ .\rtua
willie -" an avrrar" drop 81 abort =
degrees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
GERMAN SOCIALISTS
PROTEST AGAINST
ANNEXATION PLANS
AMSTERDAM,

AMSTERDAM, Jan. THE Tor-
waerts published speeches by Philipp
Scheidman. leader Of the majority So
cialist party in the Reichstag and Hugo
Haase the minority socialist leader. con-
demning what they termed the annexa-
ZIONIST projects Of the German govern
ment. as disclosed mt Brest-Litovsk. The
speeches were delivered before the
ReichStag main committee.
Herr Scheidmann said there was no.
doubt that the Reichstag majority ad-
herred to its declaration Of last summer
against forced anneXations and con-
'tributions. and that the socialist and
other large circles in Germany Eaw
contradiction between the statements, OF
the German negotiators ut Brest Litovsk
on December 25. declaring for peace
without annexations and indemnities
and on December IS. when the German
proposals regarding Russian territory
was made. He asserted the position
Of the chancellor would be untenable If
he departed from the standpoint Of tho
right OF self determination OF peoples.
Herr Schcdlmann declared the social
lists stand for unrestricted self deter
mination Of peoples. adding:
lust AS resolutely az we oppose tho
annnxat zionist politicians OF the entente.
we combat the anncxationist politicians
Of our own country.
Herr Haase said the German proro.
sails of December IS constituted veilid
claim TO annexationl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
CAR SUPPLY IN THE
FAIRMONT FIELD GOOD

S.->:a InsI.a:. - -" in'"i's"nce-.
FNH;Mn\T. ". VIC. Ian. The car
.urtlN ~ IA" t',irn"u, district whlch
embraces thirteen counties IN West VIZ
.ini.l * about - per cent today. Inc
FRS. "nrS whrh haE" com" into the
region sine: the general embargo on the
part If the I::trIuo & Ohio railroad
amber government control came H"Ster-
div and TODAY were d!Si rilut"d IL the
various ;uInrS AZ Il consequence In"
outlook fer good work in tn" Falrmoni
district las bright en"d = great deal.
\ mass meeting IT til" coal operators
in the tT"IT"-rrII-I half counties.
known as tn" 'alrm"ut district. Will b"
held at ,hc F'airiI"ut hotel n , O'Clock
Thursday Afternoon n which eNpl;tna-
lions Will bc made Of Just what is cN-
pr..,"d of III" operators 10y the govern
Mont a. this llmr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
Germany's Most Desperate
Effort CenterS on France,
Declares Mr.. Mccormick

WASHINGTON. Jan. :. - cannon
coalition and speed arc the three cic-
n,cnts needed In win III" war IN the
shortest possible time. Representative
Mrdill Mct:orInick If lllinnis told INC
h"us, today in n speech review his three
muu;hs' tour Of the haiti" fronts. inc
allies, he said. want At least -''"oo
great guns, first of all: then they want
mon and want the h"artl"St G"-"rsFa'ion
of all political clements III America LOT
IT'S r:f.ot Cd morale 10 win the war.
Tile GERMAN staff" h" said. must
strive to Undue" Erai.rc 10 make peace
on the score that America VIII not MAKE
rrarlv in timr That is why The froi'
rom tho Aims Ia the channel mas ~
suln-d il greater Importance than nj any
;inr, since the. battle of E"rduiI
German soldiers deserted in increasing
Numbers last summer, he SAIL ana
Among the captured during thr last low
months Their" wrr" many. tcar-IaCcu
youths Of lG and -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
RICHARD MALONE, AGED
90 DIED THIS MORNING
One Of wheeung's Oldest Residents
Had Lived in This Vicinity for
Seventy-five Years.

Richard Malnnc--kmown by his many
friends IN IN" Wheeling district as
"I:ncIc Dick"-dicd IN the North Wheel
iuE hospital this morning ut O'clock
IN his uincty-tirst year. II" had been a
resident of this community for seventy
live Years lie was born IN Ireland ana
..urle u this city when Il youth with his
parents. He WIS bricklaycr In Wheel
ing for more than. sixty years ana
worked upon some Of the o!dcs; build
ingS standing here today.
Mr.. Malnn" had been III failing health
for In" past several years and WAS con-
fined III the ohio Valley General hos
pitai for nearly two years. until about
;hrrn months ago when he WAS removed
20 In" North Wheeling hospital. pnsri':
his great HE" he retained his mental
faculties and would often tell d lie
history Of Wheeling more than three
quarters Of i century ago. For Mum
b-r Of wears hciur" guinG 10 the hospital
hr lived in Elm Grove. IL" was der0ut
member q: ST. Joseph cathedral and was
PERHAPS the oldest member in point IT
years and enrolment Of that c"nErrEa-
ton.
He leaves & number Of relatives IN lhiS
section. including three daughters. one
Of whom is Mrs. john Rail"% OF West
Al.xnndcr. Pa His grandson. Scott
Blanry. was for some time the druggist
at IN" Ohio Valley General hospital and
recently entered the United States army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
FRENCH|NAN PAYS TRIBUTE
To AMERICAS FIRST DEAD

FAIRS, Ian. 7.-Hcnry Bordeaux. tho
French novelist. giving IN the Revue
, Hchdomcdaire al account OF ms recent
visit IL the graves Of the first three
soldiers Of the American I.Nprditi"hhrF
Force Ia fall on III" French front. says:
Later on Il noilum"nt Will rise there
later on the nam" Of that ohArur" VII
lagc that cannot r"vca. now VIII ~
known and will rcsuund across We"
occar Visitors will com" IN thr"nIS'
cvrn from over tn" seas. I" contemplate
tho horizon and breathe tn" air I'M
prrgnatcd with the atmosphere ct sac
rificr and glory that makes peoples
strong and individuals audact"us ana
perseverance.
"rho>r .rayrs arc situated along the
! s1ou, wall of a little Lnrrain" village.
nc SANS. ~. tiny village right up next
IN the front. II ~ nearly intact ana
some of the inhabitants are still stick
ing tu their firrStd"S there. The "hurrh
clock marks the hour though tn" rhurch
bell rings no more.
"A shell bursts in tho nciEhhorh"od
! from time to Time and the peasants
pauSi. to listen In the explosion then K"
on with their work There ar" COWS Ill
the sheds and poultry scratching ah"ut
the bar1lyard with assurance.
The church is built on hillside
near a cluster of farm buildings that
seem to have been built upon the site
nf an ancient stronghold. Stretching
+ away rruu the buildings there Is 4 high
stone wall aionESid" which is line. OF
graves marked with wooden crosses
from which fly The French trir"lor.
They arc the tomhs of French soldiers
killed. most Of them at the end or
August. 1914. when the Germans aitrr
the hattie of MorhanEe tried /" invad"
this part of Lorraine hut were repulScd
! "rh"rr arc three more graves isolated
| from the rest. in front Of the wall
where il rises before the buildings.
freshly dug. with chrysanthemumS not
vet faded scattered over them. These
are III" tunIbS Of the first American SOL
dicrS killed during the war on this front
for tho liberation OF the world.
Corporal Circsllnm and Soldiers flcin-
right and Hay were buried on the 4th
Of November in the little village close
10 the scene of the fight"
After recalling the funeral Grafton de-
iivcrsd by tho French general commando
ing in the sector. NJ. BORDEAUX says:
The road Ia this new cemetery Is
known. Officers and soldicrs passing
IL their posts In the sector leave their
route To sock ont those three graves.
hut. why should no; say 1t" They arc
visited more 10y the French IhRil by III"
Americans. 1t would seem that the ia!-
Ter have not for the dead the attention
and ,h, care. tho significance OF which
has been transmitted ~ us by an older
past: their g;tZc seems ~ be more rlvrl-
cd upon the living.
"Whcn the first American battery
was ono day in October brought I" our
! a.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
IT PUT pep into
JOE DUGAN AND
MADE WORK LIGHT
This Grateful. Man Gives the
Credit to Wentworth.

An importan; message 20 allinG
folks. 1t was given not long ago 10
Il Nerv-WOrth druggist:
IL have been sick for over t"'
months. Had stomach trouble. Cough
ed nearly all night Very nervous.
Couldn't sleep. No appetite. didn't
feel like eating my breakfast | WORK
cd abour half the time. have taken
ono bottle Of Nerv-Worth. Things are
different. I'm beginning 10 feel more
like myself again. Cough is better.
Appetite coming back. feel like So
ing to work in the morning. | feel
Wentworth has found my trouble
and recommend the medicine.
JOE DUGAN."
Fayette Ave miles from Connellsvllle,
Pa)
Baer's drug store sells Nerv-Wortn
in Wheeling. Your dollar back II
this famous family tonic does not help
YOU.
Nrrr-Worrh Is sold in Warwood by
W. f. Mcnamara: Fulton. by the
Fulton Pharmacy: Mingo Junction,
by Moore Bros; Martins Ferry,
RaiSton & Parker ST. Clairsville,
Patterson G. Sons; GAINESVILLE,
Hi!les Bros; Cameron. BY Cameron
Drug Co.: Sistersyillr by c. 3. Disque;
New Martinsvillp. by Hornbrook'S
Drug Store; Moundsvile, ]. II. Beam
Drug Co.: Bridgeport, Selby Reed
(Dent Pharmacy: Bellaire. Dank-
worth Bros; Paden City. Morgan
Bros: West Alexander. Z. X. Nc
Conn; Edgowood. The Edgewood
Pharmacy: Elm Grove, Blum's Phar-
macy: RenwoOd. Benwond Drug Co.:
McMcchen. CARROTS Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
BAILEY IN ARGUMENT
AGAINST SUFFRAGE

WASHINt;TUN. II. -. lam -
HEARINGS az the Federal suffrage
alu"mimrnt resolution. I" he voted on III
rhr iInus. Thursday. w"r" closed by the
li.u>, wuir;:n suffrage "pminIti"" TO-
,Inr. after listening 10 arguments by r"p-
rr%,nintivrs al the national aSS"clati"l
rI,I"S, /" woman ~uirrag" and maj hi'-
rrals for Favorable action hy officials
Of. Ih, National american Woman SHil-
rag Association.
Former Senator Bailey. "f T"Nas. in Il
long speech against thu resolution. con
tended that W"rn"n are incnRahle a.
p..rrurming the ,hrr" principal duties
Of citizenship military service" sheriff
srrylc" ami jury St'l"ir". and should not
hrlp "naci laws which they ar" inca
r;,h!, IF uh: Sins. II" insisted that me
suTfrngi>ls constitute" small percent
age IT Tie women oI the country. anu
added.
.rhrrr are 10" many ignorant voters
now. and | would u": add /" til" num-
brr.''
IIrnry \. Wise Wood. nf New York.
Iurmc-Iv AN advocate ~ women surf
rage, said woman would insist In hold
ing rnl rrrn-nt offices. invading even
congress. the supreme Court and the
Whit" House. and would succeed III Hn-
manning tho government and hl"rklng
the counlryS military program.
- Mrs. lanes W. Wud~worih, Jr. rrcSi-
,irmt uf III" association opposed I" suff-
rage. and uther speakers denounced the
methods used by the SuffrHGiStS III their
efforts ~ PEI thu resolution through
Congress. particularly The White House
,I",runSir,.l ."l!~ ui the u!ilitaniS. ana
threatening opposing lccl;lat"rs' Win
political defeat The Suffrngists. MIS-.
I:rfw IA Ford. az BmSlun. said. are well
organized over financed and already
!,ny" = split ~ their ranks.
Mrs. carrie chapman tatt aud MIS-.
Maud Wnud lnrk, officers at III" Ma
iinlal Amrrircn Woman Suffrag" Assn-
,.iaIir briefly rnnlird. saying th"% were
b. fur" Ia" ""muiit"c 10 present "fastS'
moi theories.
Tho National association nude pubic
fortnight a RUNNER Of kilograms mud let
trrS advocating lhn passing Of the r"S"-
luton. among them one from Th"ndnr"
l:nns"Vclt.
RrrnuSe "t y crowded court calrndar.
argument Of the appealed cnses Of ihr
tea women COM rlrd uf pIckrl!nE' III"
Whit" House vas postponed to-day h%
the nstriri Of columbia Court OF Mp
pr;lS until tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
NEWSPAPER MAN MAY
GO TO FRANCE SOON
Ray Palmer Has Made Application to
do war Work ropthe Y. M. c. A.

Ray Palmer. former Wheeling news
paper man. who iS taking course III
Journalism N ohio STATE university. and
wh" returned To- that institution last
night. after spending = holiday with
friends in Martins Fcrr%. said before h"
left that h.. hopes tu rrc.iN" an appnlnt-
ncnt as Instructor at Un- Of the !. NJ.
t. ~ hutS IL Franco ~ the near future.
Mr.. Palmer has made application for
y position ut tn" front rs he could not
pass the examination For the army or
account Of d.f,cti"" oversight. IL" Is
rudcar"ring Ia rn"cir" An appointments
us y building physical Director In
every "antcuE!cEt whore there nrc ap-
DrnXir::at"ly fnhG men. there are i've
physical Instructors who form classes
m varlnuG athletic EXERCISES ana Keep
IN" mon in good physical condition.
The work is don" under Tho. Sup"rHi-
sion If tn" National War Council or the
Y. VI. t. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
DAN HUNT BUYS DON
SMITHS RESTAURANT
Deal Closed Yesterday Morning for Pop
ular Eating Place-Smith Retlfes
to Leave for Florida.

A deal WAS consummatcd yesterday
ncrutng whereby Dam" IL. Hunt. OH" 80
N'hnrI.uc's hoSt known business in"n'
became. the owner nt Don y. Smiths res
;arIruui at lG! Market street Mr. Slni'h'
;yEu ~ nur of the rI;%'S pioneer r"SiHi-
rant uwn;.rS. will likely retire from bus
iurSs He will leave shortly /" Spend
The winter in Florida.
Mr.. Hun, took over the management
Of rhn eating hnuS" lmmcd'ai"lE np'n
tho deal being closed. II" has had con-
sidcrahl" rxp"ri"uc" in similar. limos an'!
Will conduct tho place. IN n hrSt class
AMI up-t"-tatc ulatiI"r.
NJ. Hunt wilI l"@in sh't''' - 'i;'.
SOM. extensive improvements 10 The
nIarc. This is perhaps M last ih'";'
restaurant In Wheeling that ~ rnndnrt"I
hy AN American. while not y great nar:
Years aga there Wcr" MANY SFrh III
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
BRIDGEPORT
rendered Banquet. Yesterday.

Members nr both tho boys md girls
hn ekcrhail leans. Of In" high school
were l"nirr"d q hanuur: Mt Tho high
school yesterday. in homer Of th"tr VIC
tories OVER in' I:nrnc&v,Ilr tcanIs Friday
right The hall MAS beautifully deco
ia'rh ia TIA" >rh"nl r"'"rS. black and
lilHr. \ hug" basketball IN tn" c"lors
was iu the center "r tn" table. Tn" ban
quct consisted of four course luncheon
and was prepared ny Mrs. $. y. Gillette.
Superintendent s. \. Gill"ti" acted as
roastmaSi"r. and talks were given by
The following: Mildred knchnl!n". Miss
Carroll. r",i Rose. GeorG" Scatter,
Manager t'rCil Davis and rrnf. Perkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
ThCna Fur1ouP,

ST. LOUIS Ian. 1.--ThomaS FurlonE.
head Of a private det"ctive agency. and
widely known is dead here AZ the age
OF - years. He entered the United
Sintcs secret service in 1854. was chief
Of police al oil City. Pa. from 1874 10
1878: and h" established for tho Penn
Sylvnnta railroad the first railway do
tectiv" service In the United States. In
1850. he camr TO ST. Louis To organize
n similar service for tho Missouri Paci-
ric road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
YOUTH BUYS HIMSELF
A REAL AUTOMOBILE
Boy Of Thirteen Purchases Car With
Another's Money 1t Is Alleged
Suit Instituted

Sui, was entered yesterday in Tho "ir-
cuit court against III" Ant" Sales con-
many for $Tun m behalf of Albert Bryan
in his next friend. Louis NhS&lf. II u;
alleged Il brother or Albert irEan. aged
about thirteen years. "il"Inth $'-'' or
Alh"rts money and bought the auto.
When Albert who iS only SiNir"n years
old heard Of IN" transaction h" asked
tho defendant rnrurnuy {" TAX" back Ia"
car and return hiIn IN" mnm"y. THIS
tho firm refused To- Il" and ia" suit WAS
insli,ut"tl }. Is. landmn and ". -.
hamilton ar" representing Albert Mas
sif
Attorneys Ilandnu and Hamilton also
entered n suit ~ the circuit court yes
to-day in 4 daIa%" sun for S3h" for
I'nui -. E"ymanu. against the Wheeling
Traction company Cor alleged damage"
- ia auto through :. collision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
John J. Foley.

ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral OF the
late John ]. Foley. who died SUDDEN!
yesterday while at work at the vince! :
ing Mold & Foundry. are incomplete
awaiting the arrival Of the son. Dennis
who is serving In the navy. and ls en-
p"rted home to-day.
John j. Foley WAS one OF the best
known residents of this city. and had
a host of friends. He was born in Ire
land, and came 10 this city about nine
years ago coming from Pittsburgh. He
was in the forty-slxth year of his age
and lived ri 93I McColloch street.
Besides his widow. he leaves TO sur
vivc seven children. namely, Catherine.
Marcclla. Mary Rose. Anna Mae. Dennis.
John end Richard. Several brothers
and sisters also survive in Ireland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
SUIT ON NOTES TAKES
UP DAY IN CIRCUIT COURT

Tho entire 'i"N Wa- i"$ - .-
day in Part II. Of the Circuit Court.
presided over b! .Indg" Il. e. ...'ls': Bet.
the suit Of Nar"r' Frost. II Pittsburgh.
against S. T. Gayn"r. Of this city. Oyer
the payment on tw" mates arSr"GHtin=
1920. Il Is alleged tha: t!l. 'i"frnh-
ant attempted To "u.hrc tn. Plaintiff
out Of the money.
Attorneys J. Il. Handlan ami IoiIn
Marshall Of park"rsburs. appeared t"r
the plaintiff, and NJ. J. Cullinan Tor Cay
nor.
The jury VAS gwen the case about
o'clock yesterday afternoon and reported
that they had not agreed at $50 o'clock.
They were discharged until this morn
ing at $3.50 osclock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
Shows Little Improvement.

There seems 10 he but little Improves
nnent in the water situation and Supertn-
tcndcnt ". \. Gainor ~ the water works
is authority for the statement THAI ther"
will he little Improvement as long AS
the present stage OF water continues.
Water can hr pumped from the river. but
il is mot likely that local people want
the river wafer Persons arc advised
not 10 waste water and as long as they
use IL spartnGly there VIII be plenty
fnr all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
Local Boy Promoted.

Irwin Eucnrlinc. local boy who re-
Ceivcd IL commission AS second lieutenant
Il: tho first officers training camp At
For: RrninmIn Harrison. and who has
hs"m stationed AT Camp sherman for the
past several months has h"cn promoted
Ia nrat lieutenant Tho above infor-
nation was received ny his relatives in
this city yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
Edward 3, Smith.

PHILADELPHIA. Ian. T.--Edward r.
Smith. for many years one OF Fhiladc4-
rhla'S hnanc;erS Med OF pneumonia to-
day at his home here after A short H.
ness. He was ~ years Of nGc.
Mr.. Smith had hcen active with other
bankers in helping to float foreign loans
and United States securities. He donat-
ed n fast motor boat to tho government
:Li tho outbreak Of the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
Martin Funeral

Funeral services for David W. Mar
! tin. the prominent Island man who
passed away Friday. were held Eester-
day afternoon from the place OF death at
6u5 North Wabash street. and intcrmnnt
followed At Greenwood Srmctery. Kew.
i H.. Bird and Roy. Jacob birmingham
I.,t,, MI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
Hornbat. Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services for the late ]. 3.
Hornbake. former local man who passed
away al the county infirmary last Fri
day morning. were conducted yesterday
afternoon. from the home Of William
Thompson on Hickory street. The SER
vices were in charge OF Rev. +. F.
Schiltz. pastor Of tho First NJ. F. church
and interment was in Riverview ceme-
tery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
Asked 10 0ive Addresses.

The members Of tho local draft board
request that all persons having relatives
or friends who have volunteer$d their
services to their country. to leave their
proper addresses at the board. Cues
tionnaire will have 10 he mailed TO nil
who have volunteered and by having
their proper addresses thcre will be no
delay in them getting their question:
naIrcs. Members of tho local board are
Mt their headquarters in tho new CRY
hall all day and part Of tho evening and
they desire the addresses as soon az pos
Sjhle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
nuvnll Obseo uieB,

Services for William James DuVa!l'
aged IS. who died Saturday afternoon.
wrr" held yesterday from IL" place ~
death nj Pleasant Valley. and fnterment
followed nj. Greenwood. Rev. w. ii.
Fields. Of the First Christian church.
nfficlalrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
p.r.,+ ra,.h.,., ,f..+.rv

The ParcntTrachers meeting Of the
South school building will be held AT the
building this evening. and an interesting
program has been prepared for the meet
ing. The grade pupils will render sew
eral selections and In addition A number
Of interesting talks will be given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
Dat. for xuu.trs1 SHOW Selected.

Thursday and Friday. February S'h
and eth, is the dates selected for the
minstrel show which will be given ny
the Alpha Pi Alumni Association. Tho
show will be- given In the high school
auditorium and the proceeds OF the t~"
evenings will he turned over +" the Red
Cross Society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
0b|T l)ARY'


The death Of Master Robert NJ.
Rrownlee, the eighteen-months-old. ana
only, son Of Marshall and Cora Frazier
Rrownlee. occurred yesterday at the
North Wheeling hospital at l O'clock.
The child had been i'll but a short time.
and was removed to the hospital yester-
day morning. Death was caused by
pneumonia
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day afternoon NJ o'clock from the
family homie ut 219 East Twelfth street.
and interment will follow at Peninsula
cemetery. Rev: E. &. Howard, pastor or
the First Lutheran church, will ofhct-
ME.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
MARTINS FERRY
Fractured EsR In PAU.

Frank Chesmuda. Yorkvile man. was
removed to the local hospital yesterday
morning. suffering from fractured log.
sustained in fall OH tho Ice yesterday
morning. DR. L. A. Lowthian, OF York
willie. accompanied the man TO the hos
ptal and rendered the necessary medical
attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-08
Howard sn1der Funeral.

The remains nf Lewis Howard snlder'
aged IS ;cars. who died Saturday morn
ing Mt the home nf his parents. Mr.. anu
Mrs Robert j. Sndcr. at l51 Fourteenth
street. will b. escorted 10 MI. Calvary
cemetery this morning by the cadets "t
the Cathedral High school. IntermcnI
will be made there. following the tuner
al services at the place OF death.
Lewis Snidcr was one Of the most
.pnpular young men In this vicinity. and
his death came rs L shock TO he many
friends.