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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18

soc COPY-sTANDARD SONGS
Jealous Moon (Most beautiful song
of year,.
Eleanor Clearing it means buying
it).
My Paradise Gust out, order to-
day, stock srnall).
The Prayer Perfect ct never
grows old).
When You Are Truly Mine New
Sam Fox Success).
The Service Flag CA war song Of
NEW NEW oncorr SUCCESSES
35c Per Copy.
Once Upon A Time (From Once
Upon a Time).
Come Back 10 Ireland And Me
; s(Ditto). III.
Little Colleen lFrom Once Upon
"A Time).
Al JoLsoN HITs-s5c Per Copy.
Cleopatra (From sinbad).
N Everything (From Sinbad).
"GOING UP" HITS-s5c Per Copy.
kiss Me" "Going Up"
EDO 1t For Me" Tickle Toes"
IF You Look In Her Eyes"
CARRIE JACOBS BOND Sue
CESSES.
S5c Per Copy.
Shadows" my SOUL" To-day"
member" x hundred Years
From Now" 20 Time Take Ne
Back" Haunting. Memory" "a
Song of the Hills" "Just
Awearyin' TO You, robin
Adair," IA Little Pink Rose"
and.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18
Last German Troops
Left Brussels Sunday

Paris, Nov. 18.-The last German
troops left Brussels yesterday, accord
ing to a dispatch from the Havas cor
respondent, Extraordinary scenes
were witnessed.
Wishing to have money to take
home with them the Germans sold
everything thev owned or had stolen.
Some laid but objects on the sidewalk
and cried their wares. Among the
articles were blankets, clothing and
shoes as we'll as wool and copper
goods taken from the inhabitants Of
the city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18
MAJOR GENERAL
DICKMAN WILL
HEAD THIRD ARMY

Parish Sunday, Nov. 17.-Major
GeneraKDickman, who will command
the Third army which will be the
army bf occupation" was formerly
the time Of its defense Of the south
bank of the Marine in and east of Cha
teau Thierry on May 81, and the sue
ceeding weeks. Later he was put in
command of a corps. His chief 4of
stan will be Brigadier General Matin
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18
U. 5. TROOPS
GOING TOWARD
RHINE RIVER
Good Advance is Made on
. Sunday No Trouble is
Encountered.

with the American Armv in Lor-
Aatne, Sunday, Nov. l7.-(By the AS
ISOLATED Press)-Early tomorrow
morning the American advance to-
ward the Rhine will be resumed and
another big step on the road toward
the heart of Germany will be taken.
Today's advance went without a
hitch.
The roads over which the Ameri-
cans marched were frozen during the
greater part of the day. This made
the walking bad but not nearly SO
difficult as it was in the recent pas,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18

"F1elds OF France" Price soc per
copy. A wonderfully beautiful
song. Fine for a concert number.
Get 1t.
25c Per Copy. Csc Per Copy.
STANDARD PIANO SOLOS.
Carnations. eve strongly urge you
to order this number. Money
back if dissatis1ed.)
Butter Fly Dance. beautiful. Just
off press.)
Admiration (New Sam Fox Hit
Get it). i
An operate Nightmare (Fantasy).
At Sunset every pretty indeed).
In Poppyland. Don't fail to order
h. this.)
Remembrance Gust out and an
acknowledged hit).
sparklets GA piano solo you'll
adore).
Spring Flowers "a dainty number).
Valse Danseuse (New and good).
Water Lilies. Cry this one, you'll.
Neapolitan Nights (Another Fox
success).
sweet EOT&eC>IncenOQ,
And
Kisses Waltz price soc per copy.
This is the most charming waltz
we have heard for, years. Just
out. Order 1t sure.
Also
Sabre and Spurs March. price soc
per copy. This is John Phillips
Sousa's very latest and, to, our
mind. his finest march. Just out).
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18
POPULAR BALLADS AND PIANO SOLOS
.Note:-In Ordering Vocal Numbers Specify Voice Desired

STANDARD SONG SUCCESSES.
35c Per Copy.
Tim Rooney's At the Fightin'.
When The Boys Come Home.
God Bring You Safely to Our Arms
Again.
When the Great, Red Moon Is
Shining.
A Rainbow From the q. 8. A.
A Mothers Prayer missouri waltx)
Hush-a-bye Ma Baby.
There's a Long, Long Trail.
Keep the Home Fires Burning.
I Did Not Know.
The West.
Iris Cox Hit).
The Magic OF Your Eyea
My Own United States.
Cupid's Frolic.
Wen Never Let Our Old Flag FAN.
The Blue Bird Laddie in Khaki.
Mother Machree.
The Littlest OF All.
Dear Little Boy OF Mine.
The Salt Of the Sea for Me (Bau
All the Boys in Khaki Get the, Nice
Girls.
One Feetine Hour. tNeeds no In
troduction).
My Dreams with violin Obligatory.
And
Think Love Of Me- BY Frank n.
Grey with violin and cello obli-
cato. Just but and q wonderful,
I number.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18
PRESIDENT or THE
JUCO-SLAV COUNCIL.
is NOW in PARIS

Paris, Nov, ,lB.-Anton Korosep.s
president OF thetJugo-Slav council, the
provisional government OF the Jugo-
Slavikt countries formerly ruled by
Austria-Hungary, Is In Paris TO sestab-
lish relations with the Entente gov-
ernments.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18

SONGS.

When You Come Back, Geo.
Cohan's latest hit)
The Rose Of No Mans land, (Lat-
est Feist hit)
Because You Believe in Me. (New
and good)
All the World wiz Be Jealous Of
Me, (Ballad)
when Alexander Takes his Band,
Etc.ys (Clever)
Bling, Bang. Bing EN- on the
Rhine. (Peppery) sss I'LL j
Daddy Mine, CA song with atear
in it,
Alohoa oe. (The always popular
Hawaiian song)
Giddy Giddap, Chop to this one)
My Little Service Flag Has Seven
Stars, (Fine)
I Don't Want to Get Well, (You
know this)
Oh, Frenchy! Don't miss this one)
Mickey, Gone Of the really big
%sellers)
I'm a Real. Kind Mama, (sure
you'll like it)
Do Something. Good advice. try
thfs)
Keep Jazzin' 1t. Raj, "a raggy. hot
hit)
Iaddie Boy, "a beautiful new song)
At the Coffee Coolers Tea, "a nice,
warm one)
If He Can Fight Like He Can Love,
= "a peach)
Some Lonesome Night, 3Another
Feist s%uccess)
For Me and My Girl. "a sweet
song, worth whitley
My Little Gypsy Wanda, (You'l
like this)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18

Miss Helen Keller, acknowledged to be the most accomplished blind
woman II The, world appeared in = new role ls; recently, when she ehrhtened
Angeles harbor: Miss Keller slh. has = been On the west coast for several M months rts
was written FOR her. She has fnished her work in that and all who have
christening . ship are two Of the most interesting things she has ever done
in her career. s@e*. - -p %E%
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18
SONGS.

SMILES, (The song, hit Of 1879
You-oo-Just You, (Very new and
catchy
When We Meet in Sweet Bye and
Bye, (Good) .e.
Au Revoir (Ballad)
While, You're over There in No
Mans Land r-
S.Collesn AGsschree, (New Irish hit)
America. Here's My Boy, (You'll
want. this)
I Want You Every Day, (very,
popular)
DO We Remember Dewey-We DO
.(Great seller)
Every Morning She Makes Me
Late, Catchy
Good Bye, Mother Machrec, "a
soldier song)
Give Me the Moonlight. "a great
hit)
Florida Moon. (Have you heard
I'm Hitting the Trail for Normandy
(Fine)
Liberty Bells, GA song with a pa
triotic swing)
Keep 'em Going. every one is
singing it)
just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight
(Nun sed)
I'll Love You the More for Losing
You
K-K-K-Katy, (The suffering hit
get it, '
When We Went to Sunday School
(new)
Good Morning Mr.. Zip Zip Zip,
(Get this, sure)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18

Some spinsters envy wives and
some wioes envy spinsters. i
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18

Most men would rather give good
advice away than keep 1t themselves.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18
SONGS.

For Your Boy and My Boy, Don't
fail to order)
You'll Find Old Dixfeland in
France, (This is one Of the real
hits. Watch the POST" for ADJ
I Amt Got Weary Yet, (Another
Feist success)
Tn Going to Follow the Boys, "a
hummer)
Go Lad and God Bless You. CAM
other war hit)
I Hate to Lose You, Don't miss
this one)
Howdy, (Plenty Of life to this one)
My Hawaii, ut has the breath Of
Good Bye Ma, (The "Rube' dialect
war .song)
Just Like Washington Crossed the
Over There, tThe $4,000 Conan
hit)
You Can't Beat Us, (New war song)
PIANO SOLOS
Loyalty Waltz. "a dreamy waltz
success)
Natl Defense March, "a spirited
new number)
Memphis Blues, "a raggy, taggy,
Fox trot)
Snookums, (Some RAG)
Liberty Waltz, (The one you've
been waiting for)
Siss-Boom-Ah!. "a poppy one
step)
The Call, "a march with individu-
ality)
Kansas City Blues, Nothing blue
in this Fox trot)
Meow, "a ratty, catty, catchy One
step-get it)
More Candy, "a dandy One step)
It's a Bird Fox Trot, ct sure is)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-18

Games Of love often result in a tie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Distribute War Orders
Through Wide Area

WASHINGTON, Juno ll.-To check
further industrial congestion in the al
rradv nvcrhurdcncd east tho. govern
mcnt has prescribed n district in which
II Will permit no increase in tho volume
If war orders nor in the number Of
plnntS handling them.
This district includes New England
eastern and southern New York. east
rrn Pennsylvania 10 W!lliamsport and
Altoona: New Jersey. Delawarr and
eastern Maryland. excluding Baltimore.
The nov policy. announced tonight
10y tn" war industries board. and fuel
and railroad administrations. will tend
"a create expansion Of industries in the
middle wr:t and south although The
PROCESS is expected IL h" so gradual AS
not 10 work any hardship in III" east
rrn manufacturing area. nor rausl UNI
usual industrial boonlS elsewhere.
The reason for the action. which FL
ready has boon put INTO effect 10 some
degree. is primarily tn" inability Of Tho
railroads 10 supply sufficient coal or To
haul promptly all III" manufactured
products turned out by constantly grow
ing industries The shortage of labor
in the east and the conEcstcG terminals
Of Atlantic ports were contributnry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
B. MONT|ECEL PASSED
AWAY STERDAY
Well known Retired Business Man Died
at HIS Home in Warwcod,
After Brief Illness.

.BHrllin MuntI"grl prominent retired
yesterday morning AT ESQ "cl"ck al
his home in WHrwuod. following a brief
illness Tn" Deceased was IN tn" NIT;
second %rar uf his age. and Was w"ll
known in this community. Tn" news OF
his death comes az :: great shock 10
all If his many friends. Tor although
m had been in alIns health Tor some
time. II WIS reported that h" was re-.
covering slowly. and that III had sp"ht
Monday with friends IN tins city.
When h. returned 10 his h'1mc h. SUI
fcr,"i Il Struk" OF arnplc%y.. when To-
suited IN his death.
Mr. Monticgrl conducted cleaning
and dycInE establishments III ms CIT!
for many years. retiring from active
business about year ago when HIS
health began falling Inn. He was Il
member of ST. Johns Evangelical lIuih-
Gran church. and had been " Nrr% prom
inrnl Mason. having attained I'll" 1hiF-
ly-Srroni degree.
Rcsidrs his wife, h" is survived ny
si> children. ti," SONS ana Oh" dhuGh-
Ter. Oscur. ut lamp l."": William. ut
Camp Shriby, Hiss: Herman. Of ME-
waukrr: Carl Bardin and Miss Emma. NJ
home.
Funeral arrangements ar" MS YET IN
complete" Irndinh III" ARRIVAL OIL me
Suu from Milwaukee. TIL" services VIII
he attended 10y The knights T"nlplar IN
Il hoe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Mr., WILSON'S ADDRESS
REASSURINC TO THE
PEOPLE OF MEXICO

! WASHlNt;TpN. II. e.. June H.
| President Wilson's address h"r" las,
| Friday L. II party Of Mexican n"wSpA-
per editors. which was given ont .h"r"
to-day for puhlirati"n in tn" nltrd
! States. ~ expected IL b" recognized as
on" Of his most important war utter
anc"S. II dealt almost wholly with
| I'Hn-AmrrlcHnlsm 10y agreement among
! tn" ran-Am"rirHn", and i, vas "hvl"nS
| the President took the opportunity 10
send back L" tn" M"AIcnn I""'rI':
new Spapcr editors personal mos
+ sag To rmphaslzr tn" "Reminiscences
of the United States III all ITS part
! g: the tight for world democracy.
II was The I'rySid"rtS wish that Is
| speech. inasmuCh as II was pr1ct'aIf
addressed To the Mexican people Sh""lf
II" published III McAIc" first. To thH'
rul au copies We're eIN"N out '"r put
lna,I"n in this country until '""n L.
day. although II was sent nj IN" same
tlInr I" tn" embassies and legations
abroad whcr" II S""mS /" hay" been
given Ia foreign newspapers. b"'hNSH
editorial comments wcr" coming IN "f"F
the n"wS cables To-day.
In emphasizing IN" Observation-Disclosures
If tho United states IN IN" W"r'dS war
III" President said:
One Of the difficulties ahal | expert
cnccd during the first lhrc" ears "C
the war. the years when lh' United
States was not in the war WAS IN Ey;-
TING thc f"rciGn offices If European
nations 10 believe that ihs lnicd
States was seeking nothing for herself.
hat her neutrality was not .ScIllsh
and lhaI # she came in She would :iot
come in t" get anything substantial out
If III" war. any material object any
territory. or trade. Or anything else u
that sort Ia some of III" foreign Of
fir.S there were mon who personally
knew me and they believed, l hoP". thu;
was sincere in assuring them that our
purposes were disirteresi"d. bu. they
thought that these assurances came
from an academic gentleman removed
from tho ordinary sources If inf"rnh-
ton and speaking the iucallStir purposes
nf the ,luisturr. They did not believe
that ! was speaking tn" real heart 81
thr American prrrl" and Know MI
along that | was. Now | h'iI"i" that
s.vrryl,udy who ""mcs III contact win
tn American knows that am speaking
their purposes
AS a concrete example. IN" President
referred I" his declaration that ne IN
tcnd,-. 10 stand b. Eussia.
w" cannot max" anything "Hi ~
Iuss,n." y" said W. cannot max"
ANYTHING out "f standing nH RUSSIA ~
,hIS iimr-thr irmCt"SI ~ tn" European
nations So far nS We are concerned. The
unr with which W" hay" had ;hG least
connections IN trad" and V;tntag" - ana
ynI ;ho. icnul" ~ the nit"d States rose
IL thnr suggestion as 10 II" other ina
mad. in thai address. That IS IN"
heart Of America aud "" arc ready 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
''SucCess" May Leave
For Pittsburgh Soon
Many Are visiting Vessel Daily-Slight
Rise in River Expected

Tho old convict ship Success" was
visited by n large number OF patrons
Yesterday at her berth in the old dock
hoIc between tho two bridges. Every
body Was pleased with tho courteous
treatment and manners Of the crew who
showed them through the ship and ex-
pIaircd all the horrors of Australian
convict life which was depicted before
them. \ favor,lc lounEinG place was
under the awning on tho poop deck
where tho cool hrecZes made everybody
comfortable. The ship has touches OF
color about her in the vari-colorcd sig
nal flags strung from mast head 10 deck
and hundreds of electric lights az night
make q beautiful sight on the water.
The Success" will be here until the OK
3crIcd June rise and if it fails 10 mater
iailzc will try thc s;upcndous feat "f
nnntonning her tn Pittsburgh, which will
consist Of filling two steel barEeS win
water. which will then be placed each
side Of the ship. five sets Of big chains
will then hc passed under the Success
and made fast to tho barGcS after which
Tho hargns will hn pumped out which
will lift tho old ship about eight f"et
ard give her enough water 10 be 'towed
in the locks and pools above. All ar
rnnccn,cnts for tho work have been
rorplnrrd and III" vessel will leave this
port in week or 81 il natural rise does
not develop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
CALF CLUB WILL
HOLD DRAWING
BIG EVENT WILL Be. HELD THIS
; AFTERNOON At TIE W. n.
! NICHOLS FARM.
| Farmers Are All Interested as to Re
suit Of New Enterprise.

ON th,. " IT, Nichols farm. out IN"
issthany pike to-day. III: Ohio county
HnIstcrn calf club Will h"ld IT'S meet
ing and the 60 head "f il"lStnin calves
r"rrntly arrived IN Wheeling Will he
Disposed g.: to IN" members. The draw
in. will H." hi. event for the mem
hers If tn" club and their friends. A
band has been engaged /" furnish Inu-
81. and refreshments will II" served. i"'-
lowed by addresses Ivy tn" III. Rev
BISHOP T. j. DOnahu" and tn" Hon. IL.
IT,. Ogden.
After the speaking tn" formal calf
drawing will Il" held. rh" members III
IN" club viii draw numbers: or lots. IN
diraIinE tn" particular calf TO when
they ar" entitled.
Tho herd uf 60 is tn" finest c"Ii""-
tInn Of calves eyer brought I" ms
county. and cost over fh.nn". II IS
uruhabl.. thai tn" members If the club
viii hold contests L. show Ia" hest r.
suits # the stock. and prizes VIII
hr given Ia III" winners on dat" not
yet set
Th" liank If Fulton has rendered. a
great service ~ IN" farmers Of The
county and IN" e"n"rml public IN pro-
tnrlInI; the club. which will rnnuEurnrc
"a now era in stock raising III th!S ter
rItury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
COUNCIL AGREES
To coal. DRIVERS
New Ordinance Is Adopted Granting
Privileges to Coal Companies.

r"unr.l held Il short session last 'Nr-
ming beginning AT : ""cl"tk and ad-
jnurujug Il, ?:@n "'cl"'h- PERMISSION
WAS granted last evening I" lhr /. {. I.
X 81. l.. Ry company /" hrIiG con-
crrt,, walk $50 feet long and :" inches
wade near thc retaining wall erected
bv them .n Water street TIL" blue
rrIntS If tn" walk HAY" h""n filed AT
Tia city lA,hing AMI work will he
started immediately.
\ u,.lr,lnu from Harry k!app"ti If
Enff street was read last evening ask
ing permission /" construct an entrance
a. a S;nr.. room at III" E"ff street. and
Ia in.r.tIi Il gHS"lin. tank under III"
sidewalk. rhr matter Was REFERRED /" ii
,.u;umIti", "f three ,'"un,'i!mrn for iur-
,h"r Investigation.
Th, ruHi Dealers complaint cam" up
last evening. and in" committee IN
charge, of the matte drew up II nrw
ordinance governing The hauling at coal
III ir,IrtS and wagons. winch was f""-
mally adopted. y former "rdlnauc"
governing tn" hauling of coal required
tn" truck drives /" cover their Trucks
with Il rar;rlulIan. Ih"rrhy Keeping the
coal from falling on tn" streets ana
ia, dust from flying ground. The" coal
curing nrchl"SS expense IN Them. with
tn" result that new "rdIn;tilcc was
drawn up. TIL" now nrdranc" states
~ substance thu: The wagons OF trucks
shall tao; h.. loaded al any part NOR"
than w" lnrEcS T":tr Ill" top. and TIM:
the bottom shall be So constructed that
tho coal dust WILL not $Ift on. The
rate ~ speed that IN" trucks may pro-
coed through the city limits has been
sci at "ight mlrs per hour. TIL" com
mitircnrn held tina: thu dirt made hy
the trucks was caused by uv"r-l"ad'ng
and fast driving. and ihry. believe this
ordinances Will all"vlR:" the Inconvrn-
n.nr.' caused.
\ motion WAS up III council last eve
ming L. abolish Il difference" Of $l.+lT.23,
which is outstanding between the city
CLERK and rity t:r:ISur"r'S books. Tho
city clerk has the treasurer charged up
with this amount and tn" treasurer has
unpaid taX and gas bills cQuallinG this
amount. and they hav" proven worth
less. In order To halanc" up tn" ac-
counts. council voted that tn" differences
should ~. charged Off. nobody benefit
!nE thereby.
Tho reading OF the building code was
discontinued until III" Cnmmitt"" IN
charge ut tn" amendments had their re-
uort ready 10 submit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Butch" Knabe Returns

William Cor better known as "Butch-l
Knah" ono at the officers of the local
police force has returned from 4 tnLr
If Snui horn river ports. among them
being Youngstown. Commodore" knahr
made the voyage in his new yacht AMI
IS showing with pride the tan Of tn"
trim he stated last evening. while
spanking tn Il representative Of The In
,ellig"nccr hr had 'sc"n no German subs
but was warned several times q! ccr-
tain points whore it vas thought they
were laying for transports and h" had
Stccrcd clear IF them.
Mr. Ennhe viii bc back on tho JOB
to-day and his many friends will prob
ably notice his walk. as h" has become
used TO rough riding AMI is no moro
lIk. the ordinary landlubhcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
DARING JAIL BREAK

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June ll.-Fhr""
Conyicts escaped from states prison
her" to-day by lcapinG into the 't"nd""
Of a train standing beside the prise"
walls and forcing the engineer. AT tn
point nf revolver. 10 start up the loco
moiiv" Tho men loft thu train a MAJ"
outside tho city and held up and .dr"r'
away in I'm automobile after robo'nH
III" occupants al SO.
Motorcycle polio" started In purSu!.
and tho men abandoned tn" automoh.i"
and escaped Il cross a field. Reaching
n ruad again they shot 4 farmer. i""k
his buggy and drov" away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
C.. A. House Co.
1l41 Market Street Wheeling
BELLAIRE
Council Meeting

nurinr 70 The absence Of Mayor mas
CuIbertscn 1t was necessary ~ Hiahe
some change N The c"un'ii thS' !'.s :" -
President Keyser b"ca nis mayor pr" '"t'i
in tho abspncn ot the mayo! ana 'ouI''
M, ores;de oyer tn. session las; night.
. and J. 3. O'Toole. preSiden: pr"'r"l. pre-
sided. The meeting was interesting ana
was attended by number o! c'i!"'nS'
- Ordinance was read for the second
time authorizing the director "' p"o''S
service 70 purchase fuel for IN" water
works pumping station. On n'"'"" N'''
ordinance was passed.
An ordinance 70 authorize III" ievEinS
af tax not TO cxreed one fourth Of y
mill to compensate the city hospital f"r
it's maintenance when required for use
by those who cannot nay. especially for
CITY patients. Tho ordinance WAS passed
under a suspension Of the rules.
Ordinance authorizing n" director OF
public service TO l"aSc - acres Of city
in portions to the highest bidder or Did
hers. The ordinance provides that I"ts
shall be 100 $50 feet and not NOR"
tim three leased 80 ary "n:. ''an, The
ordinance waS passed.
Ordinance was read u levy taxes for
municipal purposes for the year 1918.
not TO exceed five mills On motion the
ordinance was cngroSs"d and passed.
The levy is based on the total valuation
OF city property which is approximately
S14.5O0.O 900. The revenue 70 be derived
will he in excess OF $4,000. s2.@Nn Of the
amount going to the "!ty hospital.
Property owners on Guernsey street
presented a p"tiiinn for tn" paving OF
the street south Of ThIr;y-third street.
The petition WAS referred ~ thu street
and alley committee.
4 motion mad. by Johnston that III"
Wheeling Traction company pay So per
6ay for the lls.. Of the SirrrtS Or ""aSe
operating NJ. He'll said tho company
SENS to b. ignoring tn" rIty and he WAS
in favor Of collecting 'hn full amount.
The NneelinG Traction company Al
present is operating without franchise
Tho motion carried after "A long discus
sion.
Mr.. McEiroy made motion that IN"
mans drawn by ft;y Engineer Norton
b<. received and that tho engineer be
given authority tn have III" maps blu"
printed so that other wards can be in
scribed thereon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY.

Special Dispatch /" TIL" lnt"llg"n""F.
FNIRMpET. W. Va. Juno ll.-Aft"r
being nu, two hours This evening IN"
Jury in the cas-" Of IN" state, against
Akulina rhillio. charged with the muir
der If rharli" Phillips. al Baxter mines
returned 4 verdict OF guilty Of rnlun-
tarv manslauEhtcr Th" murder "c-
CURED when tho woman shot Phillips.
whn was 4 Russian. Hft"r III loft her
home tn return To- his wife and children.
No sentence has been imposed.