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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-19
win standardi.e Wire Tarlffs.

Standardization of tel
ephone and telegraph rate schedules
is about to be undertaken by Postmas-
ter General Burleson. Committees
were appointed to study the services
and their rates and make recommen-
dations upon which revision will be
based. All telephone and telegraph
companies were authorized to file
claims with local draft boards for ex-
emption from military service of "ab-
solutely Indispensable" employees.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-19
? aoo saved on rorpedoed Ship.

London.-A troop ship with $500
American soldiers on board has been
torpedoed. All hands we're saved. The
troop ship was beached.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-09-19

Anti i-RevoiutionIsts Take Petro9rad.
Paris.-Dispatches received by Eng
lish newspapers through Helsingfors
announce that Petrograd has been
taken by the anti-revolutionists.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
ao6le nit edscmcGIbeieaGe.
giete Sul5mhblen ba6cn iOsut mic gar
feine MtfGle melr.

Griiber butte man in grobcn nett
!iden Nretter1ol5 NtiibIen mgcDeurc
a6ioQSs Wleugcn Don Sogenlebl uno
ollt tlcinen @ol5itiidderl. Segt lillO
in oen 2umbcrmiiblcn peridicOenel
Staaten, nomcntlid uon Yiinueloia.
oieIe g(6IdGe iogut wie O%oult0noig
perl6mun0en, Ioweit ~ubcrbaupt @e'
legen6eit mar. lie lobncnO gu boll'
tieren.
gud obne beIon0ere aufforGe-
rung BUR Gporioufeit ba6en Die 10.
fen Breiie BON Steinfoble lAon BON
5el6lt ou5u gefiibrt ODER genotigt,
uQes auf5ubicten, nm ieOe mogIi6e
6orm BON 8rennmateriul altS5unit'
5en, wenn nidjt iir iih aaeiu, 10
0oh in 8erbinOnng nit Der Steins
fo6lc, unO oitb fiir lonitige 9cnltt'
5ungen einen nlsge0ebnten Wtnrft
fir Die SoI5nbfdae 5u l6effen.
Mit 6%eIonOcrcr 8orliebe miro Oa5
SGgentebl nit Go9Le Dermlldt, od
es Ii6 berausgeltellt fat, oaB oieie
aombinution gan5 beionoers gut fir
grenr3lpede 0ceignet lit. Sn oieIer
@igenldaft miro oas SGgeuebl 6t
einem gllten Sell pom ben Wtii0Ien
lelbIt pernenoet, Inn pereillt nit Der
Goble Die MtaldinenrdlinIe Der Nn'
lagen 81 bei5en. 8ieles unocre aber
miro DerGuBert uno na6 mebr cOer
minoer entferiten St0ecu perianOt.
Commemorate miro es an @iSb0lller
uerfauft uno fir lonltige 8erpaf-
fungs : 3mcde abgeloiien. S1gc'
mebl un0 &obIe nernleu0t bei5en
oudy in Sielen St1cten SfficesWe-
6duoe. l1no o~biuaen0e Sol3ltiifAelt
Don betrG6tlider @r0Be iinO uielfad)
fir ole Sabrifation BON GGit6en
uiufommen. gtod uielerlei 3lDefen
fonnen IoIGc 9tbfdue o%iclleu; unO
caB tie iiA nod ir9enOmo an6Gufen
liegt nur an Ocn Erausportfoitcn.
Sotueit oas 6euerungs.Moteria
in Netra6t fommt, bat man bereits
amtlidcn 8ernitrt Don oieier CRIME
liden Berpertuug BON @bfdlen ge-
nommcn, inocnl ser 8rennItoff-8er-
molter oes GtaoteS Wtinneioto oie
2%ieferung bon Steinfoble nod oaeH
vSomnS~, no es 2unl6ermiiblen
gibt, entlpredeno einidrdnft.
Cine 8o~9eHlaoung SGgeme1l
oocr SoI3ltiidden bringt, ment nod
noB (infolee 0l0sens Ser Stdmme
ouf 6liiien) So, an0erufaus "a
coer mebr.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Gleftrildcr gieb stadeI.

Srellnoe oes 8ierlAutes ba6ei!
nod niemals @cfnuen oil Der geipal-
tigen Stier- 8citi6e gebabt, welGe
GiS6er BON Surnuiebtrpi6ern fur
notuea0ig erodtct mllroe, nm Die
gcpcguagen Der Eiere 5u bcldIcu-
nigen. 9iele altmoOiIdlcn Oerben
@eiti6en lillo mebr o0er meniger
Marter-@ erf5ellge fir oas arnle
8ieb, llno IS laBt Ii9 nidt eilnlol
beballpten, nab lie III Den Sdnoen
ces Sreibers !:bon ausieben.
gber man pllBte nidts 6eiieras
oafir, obmo6l es libt gang an Dies
6e3iigli9en %Neuerungs : 8eriuben
feblte. Sebt lit aber Guslidt Dor-
banoem bob oicies grauiame uno
unanlebnliAe alte @erdt peri6win-
0en miro. @~cnigitens ideint fein
uabe0ingtes Seoiirfnis mebr nadl
oemielben porbunOen 81 lein, ieit elm
@rfinoer in Sort @ort6, Seras, Ell
men elettrllGel1 SleDltnd)el gelGaften
fat, Der fir piel apedmdBiger unO
bunloner erfldrt miro, 10 baB man
Ii6 faIt oariiber munOern fam, Dab
ni6t idon ldngit Oergleiden erion-
men moroen lit, 5unlal Die Or
finoun9 auf feinem ueuen Brin5lp
berubt.
9ie 8orrid)tung brau6t mr. in
menigm @ortcu uorgeltellt 81 mers
ben: sic bat einen ldnslihen me-
tallii6en &umpf, melGer mebrere
eleftriihe @atterien entbdlt; uno I'M
@riff befinoet ii6 cine eleftriiHe
Nrmatur. Mm an0ern @noe linO
5mei geribrungs-S pieen nabe bel
chamber. Gieie uer0en n0tigenfaGs
non 8iebtreibern es fam audi
elm Mouleieltrciber lcin an ben
&orper oes Siere gebnItetL oas bier
our6 einen gelinocn, aber gelilee1lo
wirfiamen eleftriihen S6lag erbolt.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

IoFe I'm ben geunie fen if ouF msin
Nrm oetroee. llnO 6ubei bat es ous
QugenbIid { 6eit gewpe, biefots jes
ser Bat SorIie reite moue. Benn
sic t%o6nTooere. oob i'd bod 9epiRer.
moBe tein Dds I'M aud teiu Saul
lin, mo oo5u 9ejubit is 10 l4ipers
2o6os gu TRACE. Oonn tonne sc inns
mdtI6inue, OoB i'd e pidnid gebobt
BEN, ME i9 e Smeites nod nit for
oouIeno 0abler 6opipe mO4t.
@6lieBli9 O~srlisrt ofptuer ou9 {
S6oof feline @eoulo, tpomit i4 pers
6leitpe S6ne S6rn lietper
pbtlipp Soueromper.
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Nalldlc ycneunnna.

Gin 6ieberuoe, thrill am Gtiuin,
3aOurh Ell lolt gerGleil;
@li. hiuterteI iteii. itd's berdus,
IS iei gefdliht geipeien.
Gin anDerer uaba @ruits @onbons,
Sen 9uitcn iib 81 itiueni
Sic Karen MT qif.gcm Stoft 9efdrbt
llno rddlten Oen @tnnu gum Itiuen.
Sin Sitter ab ~GauneO Yobiter" germ,
SieE reldeu lidl bciorgen;
Ser v&obiter~ Der mar beute rot
uno TIT Der Manu am Itorgen.
Gin @icrter lieB bonn Yutder iib
Sic 3ernelats&uri gcben;
@r ab iie germ ul6 iagte oft:
sir &urit lag id mein Sebenl"
Gr licgt iebt toOcStrait INT SpitteI. =
Nm frog icb: Barum ncnnt ma au'
&as 3eug benn - 2ebenss y3ittel?
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
Gas cute uno Oas iAlcdJte 8eugnis.

96Iau. Ger Ra8i Der
9cini uno Der Scpp llno meged
Nuuierei ungeflagt.
Ser Na5i", iogt Der Ti9ter,
niAeint mir nod Der @erniinftiglte
ron Sud gu iein er0ablen Sic
cinmal oen Sergang."
oMlio, SEER @eriAts9ot auerlt
bab' i'd mit'm 9epp g'railft nadia
mit'm Seini, uaO Damn balm Der
Sepp uno Der Seini mit'nalloer
g'rauft!"
nalio lit INNER elmer babel ge.
Itanben uno bat su9cieben?.. War'
Inn oas?"
.SSa meinI gs bat lid balt bod
icoer icine 3euecngebii9rcn lidern
mollcn!"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

Sbeorte uno 8roris.
Mutter: Gins merle Dir Dor aaem.
Srishen: man mrlB ltets Die @abr-
beit ia9en; au6 ounn, wenn man
oabur9 pielleidt Nodteile baben
fonnte. &alt Oh perltanoen? !.
Srisden, es flin9eIt eben, iieb bod
nal no6l @enn es Der Munn nit
ser @asrednung it, iagit On, eS
lei niemano 5lt Soulel"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

MODERN. ~. .Biiien sic
Ifon oos n~cueite, 4omteIie?.. -. Sic
9oronin mill iid mieoer i6eioen Iai.
Ienl"
u0opon wur0e ober bod idon
Dor ser Sod5eit geiprodenI"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
@infnhiter Musme

@infadIter ausweg g.
Ser @erein Ser nti-AIfobolifer
n.odt einen 2anoousflug, unO eS
fommen Die MitgIieoer lebr er6i8t
unb lniioe in elm 9orf.
@orltono: .G6nnen mir ItilCb
un0 2imonooe baben?"
@irtin: nIein obcr gier.
GRAB is frii6 on'8apft mor'nl"
goritono: u6riid onge5opft?l.. =.
9onn, meirte Serrer, idlage i9 Dor,
sen @erein auf5uI0icn. Worger
fonnen mir i'm ia ruieOer ncngriin'
6enl"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

gnti6uI6igung. S6ea-
terOireftor: n~ltnerbortl sic wolen
nit 10 alien @iben elm 2uItipiel
i9rei6en?!"
autor: n8ittc, oos Stiid ipielt ia
audi i'm O~ier5cbntcn Sahr6unOcrt!"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

-@ etwos. uSa.
be sic gauge gta6t fein gluge 6lt-
gemudt, morgell lit Der uerflndTe
@e6iel f6uig."
.@arum iaoten sic es mir
ni9t?"
nSaben Sic oenn @el0?"
v0ein, aber Elm Sdlafmittel
bGtte i6 Sbnen geben f0nnen."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

6etgeboIten. "gor ei--
niger 3eit JAP i'd Sic, wie Sic DON
Der Srambabn %abiprongen nno et'
ner Game brett in Die arme tie.
len"
v@d ia, Ser bin id nun audi in
oie &1n0e sefalenI"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
@eiitesaeAenmar

aeuner (beim 3uiammellrc6lnen Der
3ede): Cine 6albe @ortion anf'
ldnitt madt iieb5ia Sfcnnige."
@oIt: y@ie, cine babe Bortion
mar oas MIR. i6 oodte, cine
ganael"
&eaner: .Sa ia. natiirIid) mars
cine ganoe. =. Die auocre Salfte be-
refne id gum ShluB!"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

-0os DIR a d = gIeno
Sunger @bemaun: ~ainO, on iieblt
i6lc6t aus; baIt Oh nidt gut &C.
i6lafen?"
sd leioe uuidoIid."
Sea, marum 0enu?"
r9u iGgIt unIei0lid."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

.@oS lit Ocnn Oas fiir cine
Speiie, ole idmedt ia ei0cntiim-
li6?"
Gle: nad, entiduIOise nur,
Iieber S6ob, ib babe bcute ielblt
gefodt uno 9obe beini llmbl1ttern
i'm &o6bud ueriebentIid 5rpei Sldt-
ter gegriffen. @ttn iebe id erit SIT
ip1t, oaB es Se6t in @cIee purOe."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
g /.

Iage sir, in oicier Gode iino mir
nal i1redlid) Ounm gemeIen."
g.: rAa, lei bod 10 gut nno
ipri1 in Der @iu5abl."
g.: Sra, lhon, aIio Ou bit
ihredlid oumln 9epeleni"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22


bel ben 9tiiter 2ebs
man ousgun9e is.
oos tonne Se Iid
puttinicr Oeute. Die
8ios mare gepiebft
I'm oipme0 lo9r
in mebr lpie Elm
0eg. Die Bims
luenfobts pur for
louter Gdieitement
0ana n0rpss oepors
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

I.: Ser Mtaper if. bot wobl ii
Der 2otterie g%elponnen, neil er oen
&opf gar 10 bod trdgt?"
g.: ISM @e9enteil, er lit gelteru
oos erfte Mal nit @rfolg gepfdnoet
poroen."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

@ntte: ngos mB ib mir er5G6Ien Inicnl GPan BAT Gid gefern
nuf Der 9rompnaoe in @egIeitung 6pehr Sff5iere %9eieben2~
Sic: gaber i'd bite Sid, eriens nrB mon imrner rur ole Salte
bon Dem gIauben, mas Ole 2eute ler5dblen, uo 0ann: bit gu etpa eifer-
fldtig9 Gin pernHnfiger @aonn lit iberbmlpt nidt eferiudbtg of iete
6rou."
@otte: Gin peruinftiger 0ann Bot i6erbuupt feline 6ruul"
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

n0ieier Meper lit bod elm re6-
ter &rablbans; no or gebt unO ltebt,
Iiebt man i'm NIT ieinen SrOcn."
FLUID NO er liegt; Ocnn menn er
idlGft, iino iie an ieinem Gedbett
befeitigt."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

6rauIein @ei5enf6moI3 (e gein4 bon norne0nien ger.
wanOten befonnen u0 gum Souper nur @rlse out 0en &nU PsU'
500? Sbr eBt o6 @rHbe!? 9as glaubte i'd garnid5tF
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
G6Fmrr Sdlreibrhrtrf ors
Sbtlipp 8 ameramptrr.
49,.

gy2eiu tie6er 9err aeOodtiondr!
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22

Sale: nlber, Glib = iiber 9ei-
men 8rdutigam furiieren ia gong
ifanoal0ie @ei6ihten! SD = an
SteQe = wiirOe sic Serlo@
bung iofort qufIoien."
n9as woate id AUDI idon; ober
Mama ia9t, es pGre better, ib bei-
ratete i'm uno IieBe MIDI Damn ID
idneG als mogIid iHeiOen. Cine
eei6ie0ene 6rau mdre INNER in
terelianter nls cine @rbraut."
Washington Journal., 1918-11-22
IhcI mn 8aracrtnm.

@pn @rafen la9t ibr unO @aronen,
Gle Ieien ltol5? SD la9e Hetn.
&abt G0dlter ibr nit yaiulonen.
Oleid birgern tie iid bel end elm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-08

ing at the T. ". G. A.. will leave this
morning for her home in ST. .Clairsv1ile.
D. c. Crider of Frceport. Pa. is here
having been called by the death of his
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Cridcr, which &C.
CURED yesterday.
Judge Ben 5. lIonccker is expected
home to-day from business trip in the
east.
Walter Mccarthy Of Pittsburgh is
visiting his aunt. Miss Mary Dixon or
South Eoff street.
Myer GrecnbcrG. of this city. will
leave this morning for Pittsburgh
where he will enter the L. S. army.
Luther Adams. "a local boy stationed
at. Ft. Scrcvcn. ia. is homo on a fur
Tough.
Stanley Thomas. stationed with the l.
S. army aviation corps at New York is
i'll Al the home Of his parents on TWEEN
ty-first street. WarwOod. with scarlet
fever
Otto SavarScot. of Sistcrsvii'e. VINO
has been visiting with friends here lett
yesterday for his home.
Miss Lillian Williams. Of New Cum
berland. is the guest al the home OF
South Sid" friends.
Louis ZipfcI. formerly an cmployc OF
the News. hut now stationed al IT.
Scrrven, is home on five day furlouEh.
James FrcSScl. who has been visiting
here. will leave for his home in East
LIVERPOOL today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-08
STRDEH|NANN5 AND BAUER5 To "
COMBINE, FORMING GREAT TEAM

was doubtful for time whether she
would put team In the field but hav-
ing looked into the matter seriously she
felt as though Uncle Sam wanted the
boys TO get as much training as possible
at home and hence there will be team.
The same men will have charge with
John Yoke Jacobucci as manager and
Al Roam and Edward WEIGH as assist
ant manager and captain respectively
10 Play Best Teams II
The Bauers win have as the homo
grounds tho Tunnel Green. alternating
with the McConkeys. Games are now
being considered with the best orEani-
cations in the state and also some Of the
college mines. Two games arc pending
with Bethany college, two games have
already been scheduled with Hunting
ton at tho down river city on the Fourth
Of July and letters will be sent out to
Parkersburg. st. Mays. ClarksburE.
Paden City. Charleston. IS1eubenVile,
Toronto, West Virginia University and
others with the arranging Of games
with the McConkcys, Martins Ferry.
Bellatrc and several others for tho
games IN this city.
Manager Jacobucd Will likely call a
meeting this week for the discussion OF
the future plans and other business mat
tiers pertaining TO the interests OF the
organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-08
About People
Aovenlnts OF individuals 70
and From the City.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mrs. ". A Hodge and Mrs. Thos
Sru"IIrld let TOR Pittsburgh on Satur-
day night to attend the funeral of Mr.
John Mckclrey. son OF Mrs. |. NJ. Ru-
dnlph. which Will take place in that
city this morning. Mr.. McKelvey was a
former well known young man Of this
city.
Miss Erlna Schenercin Of the Island
VIII Cuntinu" 10 substitute i'll the South
Warwuod school for the coming week.
filling the VACANCY caused BY the illness
of Miss McCulIoch.
Mr. W. T.. Wolfe and family have
moved into the residence just vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs Earl Dixon on North
Front street. The Wolfe home will be
occupied by Mr. George Hervey and
family.
Miss Mllcen, Hanfey is slightly indis-
posed with grippe.
Joe Buckley Of the ambulance corps
at Allentown. Pa. is enjoying Il short
furlnurh Win relatives.
HuSScl IrSI Of the Stone & Thomas
store. will leave to-day for Eric. Ptt.
where he has accepted IL position with
the leading store of that place.
Miss Margaret Thomas of South
rhaplinf street, who has been seriously
i'll. is improving.
". f. Mcnamara. Warwood druggist.
who has been seriously III Of scarlet
fever. is improving slowly.
Edward IicrXcr is confined Ia his
home on Eighth street with severe at
tack Of tn" grip.
Frank Bo"s. who has been III at his
home on South From, street. is imnrov-
ing.
Miss Helen Jones. who has been stay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-08
GOWDY WILL MAKE
HUNS TRAVEL some
BOSTON CATCHER HAD DEADLY AK
PEGRmG RUNNERS
Lad All sharpshooters In League When
It Came to Percentage OF Would
Be Stealer8 Stopped

Hank Gowdy ought to be a terror to
the Huns. if there is any connection be-
tween throwing hand grenades and peg
stns out would-be base Stealcrs. for
Hank. now a soldier in France. led the
National league last season in percent
age Of runners caught according to
figures compiled by Ernest ]. LaniGan-
Sergeant Hank did not stay long enough
in the game last season to throw out
more men than any Of tho other wind
paddists. but he ranked nrst on the per
centage basis. So attempts Being made
to steal on him and only rs succeeding.
He was Il 1874 thrower.
There weren't a great many men in cne
National who succeeded IN rhwartinS
half the steals that were tried St
Louis had two such men, Ph1lade4phia
one Pittsburgh one Chicago one, Brook
lyn one and Boston. as told. one. AL
the $3.50 receivers Of 1911 except Gowdy
will be visible on the National league
circuit this year, though two Of them
will be wearing new uniforms. Bin Kill
lifer having gone from Philadelphia to
Chicago and Art Wilson from Chicago to
Boston.
These were the seven men who stopped
moro than half the steals that were
tried on them:
lIoHQy OIL the bEdFtS. .o9n lhIO"cF
Threw out Al out Of 50 men who tried
to steal. ~! z
Snyder Of the Cardinals ssS thro~er,
Threw out "a out of l5S mon who uted
to steal. %
KiIlicer Of the PhrIfes, .5:5 thrower.
Threw out "a out OF 15T men who tried
to steal. I
Gonzales Of the Cardinals. 1888 throw
or. Threw out 49 out Of 81 men who
tried to steal.
Wagner Of the Pirates, SIS thro~eH.
Threw out 81 out Of SO men who tried
10 steal.
Wheat Of the Superbas- SRI u1rowcr.
Threw out is out Of 90 men who tried
to steal.
Wilson Of the Cubs. .614 thrower.
Threw out 81 out Of 1o6 men who tried
10 steal.
1vex Wmgo was Cincinnatrs best
throwing catcher and Low hcf|arcy New
York's. their respect ve percentages DO
ing 1872 and .355.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-08
WAR TAX ALSO
ON BASEBALL GAMES
Chief Item of Interest Is to Pans Who
Turn Out La6tes' Day.

The bureau OF internal revenue at
Washington. which has charge OF COL
lection of the war tax on baseball ad-
missions, has issued 8 further statement
on methods of collections Of the tax and
OF exemptions that Is Of interest
Ladies' Day at baseball parks win
not be affected by the war taI, according
to the annou ncement. for the bureau has
ruled that the Admission Of lady on
Eeutlernan's ticket without extra
charge IS not taxable beca1se the same
ticket covers both. even though an UNI
accompanied lady must pay the same
admission as a gentleman
Others who are exempted arc baseball
writer's. telegraph operators, bona hde
employees Of the baseball associations.
public officials. on official business. and
children under L. years Of age when ad-
rni-.ed <ree ~fo4H
The bureaus announcement explains
that the exemption does not apply 10
newspaper critics and reporters Occur
Dying seats in the audience" but only to
those who occupy special space such as
press boxes The term public officers
includes policemen and fremen. only
when in attendance In the course OF
their duty. -:
There VIII be no change IN the time
ing the boy who RECEIVERS the ball AFTER
It has been knocked over the fence. the
statement says-
The bureau has decided that holders OF
season boxes or seats must pay the tax
for every game whether tho seats or
boxes are occupied or not. In tho case
of n season pass, the holder at the
option Of the proprietor may pay the
tax on all the admissions to which 1t en-
titles him nj the time the pass IL issoed.
or whenever 1t Is presented on eacn SIN
SIC admission
In announcing that the Tux Is to be
paid by the persons paying for the i'd
mission tho statements quotes the reg
ulations to the effect that tho proprie-
tor is not allowed to pay tho tax for hi'
patrons. and no place where taxabie 40,
missions are charged will be permitted
to display any sign. notice or plachrd 10
the effect that the war tax Is not
charged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-08
GERMAN COMMENT ON
MIR. WILSON'S SPEECH

AMSTERDAM. April "a semi-offi-
cfal statement was issued in Berlin to-
day commenting on the speech made by
President Wilson a. Baltimore. Nd. or
Saturday night. 1t says:
president Wilson turns the histor-
teal events upside down. Tho world
knows that the gigantic struggle nox
being Tough, IN the west Is a conse-
quence Of the will Of the entente for
wer.
President Wilson now calls for force
to the utmost. and in SO doing nj last
clearly describes the policy Of. the
Americans and their allie-namcly.
force. of everything that opposes thc:u.
Germany win not suffer from this yoke
of force.
Mr. Wilson'S speech is a propa gandd
speech for the now American war loan.
1t is the best possible propaganda for
our own loan. sine" It shows what j;
would mean for Cierm;lny to lose tn"
war"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-08
HAS
EXCELLENT SKED
WEST VIRGINIA has ATTRACTIVE
CARD ARRANGED.
Important Colleges to be Met and Bag
Eastern Trip Features.

Manager StanSbury Of West Virginia
university has been. fortunate enough
to secure IN important schedule for
Coach Skeletons nine this season and
the big eastern trip should proTe n big
treat for the boys.
The team this season r. expected 20
be l. good one and plenty q material Is
available, even though some good men
have been lost to Uncle Sam. Ohio
University Will be met Friday and Sat
urday OF this week at Morgan town
Here It is:
April 12 and 13-oh1e University at
Morgantown.
April 10 and :o-Marshan College at
Morgantown
April 25-syracuse University at SYRIA
April zS-Colgate University at Ham
nton. ". Y.
April 27-Anny at West Point n. z.
April eS-Smday.
April sO-worcester Poly al Worces-
ter Mass.
May 1-wesleyan University at Mid
dletown. Conn.
May SFordham University at New
York City
May 3-Usaacs at Allentown. Pa
(pendirs>-
May Navy at Annapolis Nd
May 9, 10 and Il--University OF Vfr-
GINA at Morgantown.
May IL and l+Colgate University at
Morgantown.
May II and 1S-Camp Sherman at
MorEanrowu (pending).
May % and o4-PtttsbruSh Collie
gianS at Morgantown.
May 25-Norwood Park 1t Clarksburg.
". Va
May y and June Bethany College
at Morgantown.
June 11-Alumnl ut Morgantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-08
HEARINGS TO-DAY
OF FOREIGNERS

Rosie Prcsaki and Lcwcy Scott. the
w" Foreigners who threatened and
made insulting remarks to l.. S. SOL
dicr home on furloueh on the BcnWocd-
BellaIre ferry boat. Saturday evening.
will be given a hearing before Squire
Riddle. this evening. and they will fac:
two charges. that Of threatening a SOL
dicr and that of pistol toting, az both
had revolvcrs when arrested. Their
case has aroused much Indignation
among the American residents and the
TWO narrowly escaped injury at tho
hands of q mob Saturday evening.
Eoth men claim 10 be Italians, but
others who know them say they arc
Austrains Should they be found guilty
OF offending tho soldier their cases will
be taken TO Wheeling. where they will
be taken in custody by the federal au-
thorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-08
0b|TU ARY
Mary A, Order.

Mary A.. wife nf Singleton Crider
passed away suddenly yesterday after
noon al tn" home OF her daughter Mrs
W. p. Jones 1T lbs Twentieth street.
OF $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Crdcr had been
i'll but ono day. death UrinE caused by
complications.
Mrs: Crder was born IN Frecport. Pa
January y. lS47. She lived at her home
for many wears and cam" 10 Warwood
from CadiZ. o.. four years ago. Sil':
has since made hcr homo with her
daughter.
Besides her husband. who is seriously
I'll at tho Jones home. she leaves 10 sur.
vive ono son. j.. {. Crider, and her
daughter. Mrs. w. =. Jones. Several
brothers anu sisters survive.
The lUnrral survives will be held this
evening n tho Warwood Presbyterian
church. directly across the street rrunI
the place of death. Rev. h. P. Carson.
pastor of the church. will Officiate and
the body will b. taken to Frecport this
evening. Intcrmert will be- al that
Mace. The services will be held ut tho
church owing to the serious illness OF
Mr Crider