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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22

turned last evening from Annapolis,
Md where hi was sent as q special nf-
flcer IL bring man back to this city.
The man brought back is arrested on
charge o. nDn-Support-
John VI. Short, L. S. marshall. Is eX-
pected To arrive home in Il few days
from Purkersburg. where no has been
attending the federal grand jury.
Mrs. John ". Stewart. OF Media, Pa.
is visiting with friends here.
Carl Beck. Of Now MartInsvule has
returned to his homo after spending
Sunday hero with his vito who is con-
fined TO the Ohio Valley General hos
pital
II. .. Purtz. Of South Penn street
has returned home after business trip
20 New York City. Mr.. Portz attend
I'd n. national convention OF Boy Scout
executives while at the metropolis.
Mrs. Harry Wine. Of New Martins
willie. is In the city visiting with friends
and relatives. Mrs Wine was formerly
o. this city.
DR.. Frederick Amy. OF Buffalo. ~.
Y, arrived In the city early this morn
ing. ur .ilmy will address tho banquet
IL tho Windsor tonight in behalf Of the
Associated Charities campaign.
Lieut.. II. Wilson Bills has returned 70
camp Sherman after spending n short
tvrluugh with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
81. Il. Rills OF East Wheeling.
Mr.. William kurtz. OF the Fell Tele-
phc4l. company has been transferred 20
Pittsburgh.
Russell ,;ates Of Warwood- is confined
TO his home with grippe.
Paul i.utz Of tho Island. who has
been stationed with the aviation corps
in tt,Iu,nhuS Ohio. has been transferred
10 Garden City, y. Y.
Miss Mary Alexander. OF Warwood
has been slightly indisposed for the
past several days,
Charles Fninlcr. Jr.. has been con-
fined to his nome IN Twelfth street.
with a severe cold.
Mrs. Charles Eonncsen IF South Front
street. has been confined 20 her homo
with Illness.
e.; w t;ricS. Of tho Gricr Clothing
cnutpauy-. is in New York on business.
Mrs. Hattie Wassott, of Chicago, ILL.,,
is tn" guest Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Graham. r.. o. North Huron street.
I,obrrt Henderson. who VAS iujnr".
SATURDAY in an accident 1t tn" Windsor
hotci. ~ resting as we'll ms can b. OK
prcted at tn" North Wheeling hospital.
: Word has been rccel"ed here Of tn"
transfer from Camp Shelby to camp
Jnx,.h l.. Johnson ot Carl ("Mik"0
i..a,hs-wood. former local newspaper
man. and athlete. hir. l."athcrwond roH
among ;hr tirst contingent % drafted
tn.u I" l";tv'' her"
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ". Peterson leave
Tursdn! evening for N"w Orleans and
ether r.S"r;$ OK III" cuit. wh"E" 'hrE
wiIl "nj"? u short winter 'acHti"lL Thry
.ll,.r: I" rrturn :" ,!"' Ky about tn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Explanation Of Exemptions
Cases Granted By Board

t.asc. If exemption :" the Monday
closing order VIZ" noticed by many yes
tcrduy and lies. cases deserve an cS-
pianutiOn :" keen others In the same
l!r.s uc business from taking offence.
For instance. m automobile garage
called C'hnS VI. krtrhum. and after in
forming him Tint funeral was waiting
for the ears held by tho garage on the
second floor. were permitted to run Tho
elevator long enough 20 got III" cars
ready for tie funeral.
Another WIS the stallinC Of truck
loaded with bottled "at'r. which was
ordered iu~"h. in by II local garage. .!
this track had hrrn lcit III" water would
hnv. frozen AMI caused damage. \" Tie
order vas d""in.,i by III" food admins
traitor NJ h"lnS necessary !" prevent
rihfnacc.
An ,l"rtriri:tn wax also called OF &n
emergency cas-" ID permitted To work
~ I coal mine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
TRY MAGNES|A FOR:
STOMACH TROUBLE.
J. NeutraHxeo stomach Actdttys Pre-
vents Food Fermentation, Sour, Classy,
sto1nach and Acid Indigestion

Doubtless II yn1 are = sufferer from
,a6,ses:irn :ou nave already tried pep
SIN: h;smuch soda charcoal. drugs and
various dsgcstivs aids and ron Know
,aese things will no: cure you: :r"'ihl"--
n sore cases do no; ever ElvH r''I!"i-
But before giving UP hop: and decId-
:rg YOU arc L ch:onic dyspSptc just Try
he crrec. oe l!stl" htSurated !nhSnes!a
no. the ordinary commercial raT'"'-
;at4 citrate. oxide or milk. but III" fur"
kisu-s.4d magnsS:a which you can OBJ
.aIn from practically any d-usgis; III
=. ,har powdered 90 tablet form.
TAX. a tsaspoarul ot Tho powder rr
,vo conpreSssLl tablets With lt!i"
wn,r. at;:r your next rneHl. and So
MIA, difference This makes. /; will
;us.nn:l- nsutraiiz" tn" dar:"ro'iA.
harmful acid in the stomach which now
causss -FOUR FOOD to termeRt and sour.
yngk.ne gas. wind. tia:ulence. h-nrthHrn
ard he bloated or heavy lumpy feeling
that seems 70 follow most everything
you cat.
You will end that provided you tan"
4 Ettla hisura;ed magnesta immediately
After a meal. you can eat almost any
thing and ento: IL without any danger
OF pain or discomfort TO foll"" ana
moreover. tho continued use "f tbs: btSu-
rated Inagnesia cannot injurs tl.: st"m-
sch in any way so long as There arc any
symptoms OF acid Indigestion. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Nothing Better for Children
With Group
KREW=PINA

krrw-l'!uA is n healing. soothing
medicinal Sniv. which contains nothing
,r,iSuunuS In addition to being rzccp-
tiunally good for even the sevcrest cases
-: cruup. it will he found In give quick
AND permanent relief in all cases Of
coughs. colds, bronchitis. ;"nsilItis ca
rarr:.. headache. rheumatism. plcurIsy.
n.,Iralria. rh,IhlalnS ard kindred all
ments. l;'!h il "r Your chest and throat
"A: miEhi and ii'' mos! uhSl mate cough
Wal disappear OVER might.
I\r.w-l'Iua is sold fur "h cents Ivy all
.j:>i-,.l>S druggists unlnT Il binding
money. back rIMtraui"c. Your druggist
w:!l refund y,'ilr Iun!:.y wiilInut Uucs-
rl"i. IT. kr@w-I'in;, dos hot satisfy you in
,..rTv r''SI".ri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Boil All Clothes From
Edgington Laundry at Once
To Prevent Spreading Of Smallpox and
be Vaccinated At Once, Says City
Health Official

:rr NJ. l.. Williams. city Health Conn
missioner las had many phone calls
with rvgmrl I" wha: tn Il" with III"
clothes that }rav" h.'"I: Numbered n II"
EiG:rgiun Laundry.
The doctor says tn" best thing 10 q"
is IL lnrll all clothes that hay" been n
III" laundry n I'll" ti","l Shepherds
home during III" past tvs" weeks or
hav" them di*"ni""i"d III amy other way
that will XIII H." smallpox germ
Another Ir,.rnutiou is IL hive every
one in tn" family vacri,ated this is a
sire prrrnutiun and those who have not
been varrnai"d can call at Tia" office OF
Tho health Office. city building. and re-
,rivr treatment tree ii charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
TWO PLACED IN COUNTY
JAIL FOR HEARINGS

Homer Standifrr waS lodged in the
Ohio county Jail by Officer Fred
Frazier last night. Standifcr is
wanted in SI"uS"nviIl" on q charge OF
contempt of court. and will he called
for this morning by an officer from
that place.
Homer G. Mcdonald WAS placed in
III" Ohio county jail on charge OF
non.suppnrt. Mcdonald was arrested
in Cumberland. Md. and brought here
for trial.
Elmer Boyd was given Il hearing be.
fore Justice Charles f.. Miller rester.
day and paid fine and was released
on nlisdemeanor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
EVERYONE SHOULD BE
VACCINATED AT ONCE
City Health OFFICER williams Appeals to
People to Take Precaution
INN ediately

I; is tho urgent request Of the health
department that all rcsid"nts Of thr
city De raccinHtci 1t once. AS this IS the
only wa in which I" stop IN" spreading
Of smallpox. Many eases hay" h""ri
reported IL Itr NJ. Il. Williams. h"ed 81
the department and II" asks that all
cases hc reported 10 the office imm"-
diat.ly so that the caScH may h.: put
under quarantine.
There are l0 cases If smallpox now
ut the Home II thr Good Shepherd at
f.dglngtnn Lane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Eutertaiug Class

Miss Edith l.duundSun entertained
thu members nj her sewing class last
evening IN her h"nc on Fourteenth
street Following n few hours knit
ting. delicious refreshments were a"rr"d.
Among those present were: MISS
Hazel Flood. CARR" Srh"n"rl"t'i. Rose
Kittlc. Margaret MrCnmhs: M"sdnm"s c.
J. F.lig. g. e. Brnke. J. =. Wlnch"r and
Miss Davis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22

Gs-Look for them on the package OF Ia Cre0'e
Ladies gentlemen If Your hair Streaket with gray iron
sv pcmaturey gray faded white thin or almEhcn wet your
hair and scalp all us before going to bed with the "o
La Creole This dye, but harmless etc
nreparaton that has the wonderful effect Of the color glands
every strand Of HAIR and all your gray or aoe
hair restored to natural evenly beautiful dark shade your ha
sed 10 have will show and the rcStoa
ton so perfect beautiful that would even suspect
tina, YOU had applied Creole Besides La Creole makes your h
>of lurous thick fluffy Stops falling hair and dandul just
la Creole druggist for bottle If doesn't
satisfy YOU the druggist will back La Creole
ns all YOUR gray and makes look and moro
vigorous bc the druggist gives you La creole as IS the
hor that the natural color glands Of nature
waking ali Your hair evenly dark and beautiful Sold in Wheeling
" va by Bar Store sent direct for $2c on mail order
Call write Telephone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
G-.E.T
GERMANY AND THE
UKRAINE AGREE ON
TERMS TO END WAR:

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 21.-The neso:
tiation: between The central powers
and Tkrainian "PnopIe,s Republic! at
Brcstl l.itovsk have resulted in an
on the principles Of peace.
treaty which is IN he conducted and.
tho war b" declared terminated, &C;
cnrdinc 10 advices from Brest LitovskI
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22

Raglan and the small monitor mad
been sunk the Breslau was forced
irto q British mine field.
The Gochen headed at full speed
toward the Dardanelles, striking a,
mine near the entrance.
Turkish destroyers coming TO the.
assistance Of the Breslau were en-
gagged by British destroyers and'
driven off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Miss Alexander to Entertain.

Miss Mary Al"Nnudrr viii entertain
rrnur rt frirI,lS nm Friday "Nfni"S' i.
H. hr,tlr IA WIrw"nd. III Il d"iiGhiiul
!u:r"!unl way.
r,,r,.iur v,l H.. :hr mos; favored
d,y,rSinu, whl!.. ,hns,. not =" mclincd.
;h..r.. wlll h" cards and games.
delicious luucs."u Will h"' served IN
M. late. evening. The guests VIII IN
..h,d,. twcn;y-slN. int,natc friends al inc
huSl"sS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
VETOED BY CEowDER.

WASHrNGTpN. Jan. @l.--i'rnvnst
Marshal General Cr"wd"r has n"tihct!
draft boards that il is contrary 10 the
selccttvr service regulations Tor board,
To issue PERMITS to men "f draft aSr
70 go abroad to enlist in tn" armies nj
other NATIONS. sum" l"nrhs are reported
To have been issuing such PERMITS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22

ing OF High school students. The COM
mittce includes:
Misses
Ruth C;rndhuo Mr.. T'nc Downing
Lucille Iuesrr Helen GAuS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
VIII Meet IN PARSONAGE.

This evening III the parSonaI" ~ the
Fourth street NJ. r. church the cahin":
Of the Epworth League Will meet. t"l-
lowing m" business hour a social time
Will be enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Informal Pleasure.

Mrs. William Graham. Ir.. entertainer
= small group ON saturday evening "t
her home IN North huron street IN"
Measure bciuE planucd IL honor "i III"
birthday anniversary OF nor h"Sp""h'
MIR. William Graham. Ir. ana as Il c'i"-
uliInrnt I" her guest. Mis-. NilSSoh' W
Chicago. III.
An informal musical program MAS en-
loved and dainty refreshments "e'e
served Those present were
Misses
AVN, Render Laura Fender
McSSrS.
Ircnrv Stamp Charles Evans
John Fletcher
NcSdamcS
Hattie WATSON k'thGr'he F'''S"'''''
Nossrs and Mrs,Hmcs
T.. =. Schofieid stewart 'I'"'''"
Edward l.. BENDER VIM. Graham
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Wheeling Steel Resumes

Th. Wheeling Steel and Iron company
will resume operations AT their YORK
Vile plant this morning ana wish that
all men report for work AT the usual
hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
CONGREGATIONAL Dinner

Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of the Fourth
street Methodist Episcopal church, nrn
busted with plans for the annual con-
EDUCATIONAL dinner. which will be held
on Friday. February LIST, IN tho church
dining room. This Is always much
looked forward TO event, the announce
,nent of which will be very gladly to.
ccived. Mrs. D. y. Taylor. president
Of the Aid society has charge of the ar
rangemcnts. with 4 general committed.
with Mrs Brunhaus as chairman. IN
Guiding the following:
Mesdames
Alex Young ". 3. Irvine
T.. r. Potts +. r. Nay
r 7. IIueua OSCAR Mckee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
! AIDES $1,000 REWARD! ,s Hs;s nj s sP:s;

OF the loaxest obttinate abnormal In to5
days No harm. pain or Interference with work. Mall
s.. co. D6ubIe Strength 600 BOOKLET FREE Write today.
DIR. ". N. SouTHiHGToN REMEDY CO..
KanIai City. Mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
a.orpe washtugtoa Party.

Tho George Washington party. which
tho Macodcmy club will give. is h"!n;:
DELIGHTFULLY."- anticipated ,as ono ~ 'he
social delights Of TINT holiday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Suffrage Meeting Next Tuesday

The January meeting OF the ONO
County Equal Suffrage League which
was TO have been held last evening, WAS
nostponed on account Of the recent fuel
ruling In Washington. n. g.. and will DO
held at the headquarters on noxt Tues
day evening, January 20. at I:49 O'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
RAcorl pnnoe.

Record Dance.
\ committee composed NJ members "f
rho staff of the High schnOl record. mr.!
= dance which will b" held IL
the F.lks club on Wednesday. Jannnry
IN which will b" q delightful group
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
NcSdaulcS
Entertained Class

Miss Frcda Clcnans entertained tho
,,,nbers Of the - S. q. class Of IN"
stone Presbyterian church. at her home
in Elm Grove. last evening. AFTER mo
BUSINESS session. delightful s"cihI
zine WAS enjoyed. and dainty refresh
lnrnts wcro served.
ar MCrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
Sleigh Ride

Jultan Hearre. Jr.. entertained a group
of friends Saturday evening, with do
l,chtful sleigh ride. followed by sup
per Mt the IIearne home in Leatherwood,
Miss Margaret Cromwell chapernned
the party. which included;
Misses
,,or.. Elizabeth Elizabeth Hubbard
..ir,J Louise Harper
t.l.;.. Loo Storer I.eeannn Hubbard
I:ronc.s Wood Ellen Wilson
Eleanor Stewart
McSsrS.
Tsv,or Beattie Vance Harper
Albert Whitaker Melvin Hclfrick
lIupo Wnlfe flud Howard
Charles Hutchins Jack Jacoous
Julian Hearno
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-22
"a Waiting POSTPONED

The meeting Of the Ladies Heore"
Rcncvolcnt society. which WIS TO hare
hncn held tomorrow afternoon In tho
Testrv rooms of the EoT street Tenn
Mic. has hcen postponed until next week.
on account Of tho death Of Mrs: J.
s,einfeldt. who was always actively
identified with the society. and every
undertaking tho ladies Of tho Temple
were interested In
ANY knitted articles, which the ladies
may have completed. and intended 70
hand in at the meeting OF Wednesday,
NAV be sent to Mrs. Leo WOLF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
MAMMOTH SALE
Of MAR STAMP
OHIO COUNTY CHAIRMAN IRVINE
RECEIVES TELEGRAM FROM
STATE CHAIRMAN ARCHER.
More Than Two Million Dollars In War
Stamps Being Sold in U. S.
Daily at Present

W ~ 'rN'H'' 'il!" county chairman
III we War SANG stamp campaign, has
I'''NHh inc i"'I"WihS i'lL gram iroHl
At'o'rt l. "r'U"F "'' Huntington. state
uirrc'"r i"r III" war SAVING stamps:
war Savings stamps on Thursday.
frDFuarE ~. passed n" SIu,Uu",upY
n'''Tk. S.'!'S tH'"uS""u' IN" nation
hii" Dee" iUh"i!~ al ia" rate oil more
'iah H-''"" "'" = DAY. IN" steadily
%F"WIhS N"i"ll!' ~ HhEinGS "i millions
"' '"'"'Ni. placed = ~" service 1t The
nation L. l'itid"' ih"ncr. al your 81
10 Nv" '"rh.
l">iiIrSH ~ "N"Sl. = /" wholly wroAS
'l''i ia "'t 'itI'H' |. il 'hiH ny t"aCi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
lR. FOI|LKES To ACCOMPANY
MODERATOR CHAPMAN HERE
BOTH MEN WILL ADDRESS GREAT
REPUBLICAN, RALLY ON FIJI
DAY, MARCH I.
Committees to Complete Plans for
Gathering at Meeting at Hotel
Windsor Today.

Announcement was made yesterday
of the fact that DR.. William hiram
! Foulkes, one OF the foremost PreSDl-
terians in the country. will accompany
(! DR.. J. Wilbur Chapman. moderator Of
the general assembly OF the FrespE-
terrain church, 10 this city, and VIII Dc
the other speaker at the national S"rN-
ice commission rally 10 be held IN
the First Presbyterian church. on trl'
day evening, March l.
DR.. Foulkcs IS chairman OF The COM
mitree on public meetings OF the na'
tional service commission, and has
been arranging Dr. Chapman'S timer
airy. which will occupy the time from
! February IL 10 May ). The moderator
is touring the country. speaking at
rallies, in an effort 10 arouse the frrS-
hyterian church 10 realize lis ohIlga'
tons and its opportunities which have
developed as result Of war conditions
Wheeling Is fortunate in having
been selected as one Of the cities on
DR.. Chapman's itinerary, and is esn"-
cially fortunate in having such a bril-
liant and inspiring orator az Dr.
Foulkcs appear on tho program with
the head Of the denomination.
Or. Chapman and nr Fnulles will
address Il meeting Of ministers al IN"
First Presbyterian church club room.
on the afternoon Of March l. At L
o'clock "Eictory Supper" will b."
served in the church dining room. The
national service rally. which vii! be
for ministers. laymen and all persons
Interested, will begin al S O'Clock.
1t was announced yesterday thai
Pliny @. Clark will preside as chair
man Of the rally.
The day promises TO he banner one
in the history Of PrrSbytcrianiSm in
this section Of the Ohio valley. and
great preparations arc being made for
it. To complete plans for III" rally,
a luncheOn.mecting OF all committees
and ministers of Presbyterian churches
within a radius of several miles CT
Wheeling will be held today at noon
at the Windsor hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
NU5H AND MILK
Local Physician Says Food Adninistra-
tor Oglebay Struck Key Note in
Advocating Such n Diet.

"a prominent local phYSician. sad
Colonel l.. w. OGlchay. Of tn" food adj
minstrati"u yesterday afternoon. has
recently called IN! attention To IN" TACT
that IN our propaganda thor" is very
little mention made ut mush and milk
us an article Of diet. There has been
some attention called I" this. OF course.
but l think my friend WAS right in say
Ing that thrr" has not h""n enough. ~"
tells M that this dish furnishes III! tAc
elements which ~" necessary for Il
good meal. and adds that person can
II necessary. nv" on this diet for some
lime ami fc!l timber Oh II all day II
h" 50 chooses. | am quite certain tha'
hC is right.
"SlNCr W" have d'ciu"d In West NH-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
NO MORE CATARRH
A. Guaranteed Treatment That Has Stood
the Test Of Time.

cntarrh cures come. and CatHrrh cures
GO but iIyUmri continues Ia heal catarrh
and abolish it's disgusting symptoms
wherever civilization exists.
EVERY year the already enormous Salrs
If Tins really. scientific treatment for
rHiarTh grow greater. and the present
scar should show all r"rurdS broken.
II YOU breathe liynnic! dailyHS directed
Il will end your c;tlarrh. or it won't cost
you Il cont.
If y"u have 4 hard rubber lynmei in
haIrr suInrwh"r" about tn" house. get
il out ANA start IL al once 10 forever rid
yourself of 'aiarrlI.
{. H. Gr"~L ~ ca. or Any other good
druggist vail >"!l You Il bottle a.: llyomc
IIiuuidD. star: L. breath" ii and motto"
how quickly /, clears ont III" air pas
sugrS and makes tn" rutir" head feel fine.
Hyumri used regularly Will end rutarrh
coughs. colds. bronchitis ar asthma. A
COMPLETE outfit. including hard rubber
pocket inhaler and bottle If IIyomci. costs
but little. No stomach dosing. just
breathe II. II kills tho germs, *oothcs
and heals the inilanlcd membrane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Negro Charged With Theft

Officer William West arrested young
colored man yesterday morning on a
charge OF stealing an overcoat from 8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Superintendent Citizens
On Educational Tour
Superintendent Of Wheeling schools
Leaves for Prominent Gather
ing III the East.

pr. g. f.. Citizens. IN" abb" and eff
rjcnt superintendent ri Wheeling public
schools. lrii Yesterday on 4 weeks leave
Of nhS.u,r on AN educational tour.
Tn-n!urrnW he vii! nl;clld IN" annual
rr,tiu:: uf III" National Society for III"
I,rnmr;iun Of InhuS;rinl Education at
ph,Iadrlphia. TIL" principal subject TO
h. discussed will he federal vocational
work in connection with til" war. which
will hc inaucuratcd III Wheeling high
school next work. nr. Citizens will he
one. of the Sr@nhcrs II the big meeting.
pr, Citizens will also attend the Ma
lionai Educational Association NJ the
pruartmcnt OF Superintendent which Is
on next week At Atlantic city. lie Will
deliver OH" IF the principal addresses at
This convention. returning To Wheeling
ih.. latter part Of next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Part of New Fire Apparatus
Due to Arrive Early in May

Parts Of tho new fir. apparatus are
expected 70 arrive by May LIST. according
to information received in The city this
week.
Not all OF the apparatus will arrive
on this date. but within $50 days the
whole OF the ordered equipment Is e1-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-22
Petty Larceny Charged

Thornton Arnold. rolurcd. was COM
nlIi;Gd 10 Jail by .IuSir" l.. 1. Hobbs
yesterday OH Il chnrl>" IF r"nfiscatinG n
small amount Of money from Robert
CLARK. ncwru. proprietor IT It pool rCoEl
Officer lpclhrurg". mad" til" arrest.
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pected 20 be on hand and in the use Oh
the city. % .ho
A meeting will be called soon OF inc
advisory committee and plans VIII ~
discussed in regard TO renoaellhs .n'
buildings and planning for inc uiS1i'oo
ton Of the appAratus as II ARRIVES.
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Shushok Held to Court

John L. Shushok was held by Justice
f. G. Hobbs to the grand jury under
$1,000 bond charged with cmbczzlcmcnt
Of $500 from the Nassif Candy Company.
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boarding house on Market street. In tho
Second ward.
The police department turned him over
70 ;hr officials uf the Juvenile court.
The law will not permit the nume of
youths arrested to DO published.