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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

Compiler. deceased. Fred H. Chappell
appointed administrator. Bond filed and
approved in the sum Of $500, with The
Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. as sure
~. j. y. Reynolds. Walter Boyd and !.
B. Giffcc, appointed appraisers.
III the matter Of the estate Of Mary
J Powell. deceased. Account settled.
In the matter OF the estate of William
IT. II. Groves. deceased. Sale bill filed
and approved.
Charles l.. Kinney. as administrator
of the estate OF Joseph c. Kinney. de-
ceased VS.. John Crawford Kinney. ct al.
Petition 10 sell real estate. Summons
and notice by publication ordered.
In the matter of The estate of Louisa
p. kcyscr. deceased. Proof of publica-
ton of notice Of appointment filed.
In the matter Of the estate of Dora
Hcinlein. deceased. Proof Of publication
of notice Of appointment filed.
IN the matter OF the estate OF Eliza
J. Chisholm. deceased. Proof of publ
cation Of notice Of appointment filed
In the matter OF the estate of Thos.
Abdow. deceased. Proof Of publication
rf notice of appointment filed.
Ida Rchm and Odella Rehm as cxecu
tors vs. Emma Giles ct al. Petition 10
sell real estate. Appraisement ordered.
James McConnaughey. J. E. Fox and
Fred Amrinc appointed appraisers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
M'MECHEN

y; HI" First NJ. +. church parsonage.
MnundSvIlc yesterday morning occurr-
I'd the marriage Of George Eaton Of
ParkcrshurG. and Miss Ruth Coffman
lur this city. Mr. and Mrs. Eaton will
r"sid. in Parkersburg. after visiting at
her homo here.
y special entertainment will be given
Monday evening January IA. In the ".
T.. church auditorium by the Ladies'
Aid. \ splendid musical program Will
be- rendered.
William Anguish. we'll known street
car conductor. underwent slight or
"ration yesterday. at the Glendale hos
rtal. He is reported to bc getting
along nicely.
Garfield Council. No. .. o. L. 4. NJ.
will hold an important business meeting
this evening in the lodge quarters III
the M"Mcchcn building.
An official Of the internal revenue de-
partmcnt will be in this city January
- and -. for tho purpose of arranging
"a solicit income taxes. While here
he will make his quarters In the base
mrut of the McM"chcn bank building.
The series Of cvaugCliStlc meetings
held ut tn" First Church of God was
brought tn a most successful close on
Thursday evening.
John J. Slippncr of this city. men,
her of the Marshall county draft boaro.
is spending the week in MoundsriIle.
trunsarting business in the interest Of
his office
Lone Star Lodge. No. 8. Pythian Sis
tors held q business meeting last eve
ming in the lodge quarters in the Nc
Mrchcn building.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Criswcll OF Gamer.
on are spending several days here with
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Martins EerrY Briefs.

A H. fillmore * still confined /" his
home ON south Second Su!""I hY illness.
\. T. Nandl k'. stat" tniry ana food
commissioner. has returned Ia ''ulum-
hIS. after II business rip /" This city.
Euss"I Rr"luan. local hoy. who is sta
,inn",l in Mex Jersey. IS confined III II
hospital at that place. very i'll. a"cnrd-
ing 10 word r,r"il.d hy his parents yes
t"ruHy.
The condition III Mrs. Harrison t"Ss
Of South Fifth street. VIII" has hccn il!
for tho past several days WAS regarded
rs critical last evening.
j. ]: Hatch: .ilv wciEhtmaSi"r. ~
confined 10 his h"rm" IN West Washing
ton street ny illness.
Mrs !. T. Thomas If near b"lcrain.
was i'll the city Yesterday afternoon on
business.
Thu rcr"ntl: elected officers Will he
installed nj L meeting If tho FNrrStcrs
Of Arm"rirn :" IL. held This evening.
Th" chesapeake II Potomac telephone
has started tltr work uf Installing The
Telephones IN thu various Offices M the
new city hall.
Ira Grlnns. is recovering at his homo
ON North Fifth street from injuries Sus-
tanned III Il fall last Monday.
Rev. Joseph spears of East Liverpool.
conducted services nj the First United
rrrsbytrr church last evening.
Olive Pearl klrisu"r IF This city. WIS
granted Il rilvnrr" in common pleas court
Yesterday. from her husband Peter J.
'Kl"isnrr. IN the grounds "f niscon
duct.
Assistant Postmaster Finley Davis.
left yesterday morning FOR cleveland.
to spend several days on business.
James Edwards. has returned To his
home on South Fourth street. after b"
ing called Ia Pittsburgh by the Illness
of his mother.
Superintendent Of Schools W. \.
Wills is nursing sore hand rs 4 re-
suit Of Il fall on III" IT," yesterday morn
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
NEGLECTED COLDS
ARE DANGEROUS
Play Safe! Prevent Serious Illness by
Promptly Administering Or.
Bells Pine-T r-Honey.

Prompt use OF nr. Bells Pinc-Tar-
Honey does moro than break up Your
cough. II may DO the ounce of pre-
vcntion" that saves you dangerous
sickness. Doctors declare the common
cold one Of the serious diseases, with
results like pneumonia and tubercu'
losis which cause Il large portion OF
human mortality.
For years nr. Bells Pine-Tar Honey
has been remarkable successful with
coughs. colds. grippe. Group and throat,
chest or bronchial troubles. Time has
proved its healing balsms will sootho
and relieve irritation. breathing Will be
easier. while its untiscptlc qualities
kill the germs which caused infection
and arc retardins recovery. Children
like il.
That putting off treatment" Is dan
serous. At tho first. sign Of cough,
start taking DR.. Bells Pine.TarHoney.
Tear this al out and take it to your
druggist with CSC and he will give YOU
the genuine DR.. Bells pine-Tar-Honey.
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Bellaire Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer :. Norton left yes
tcrday for Florida 10 spend the winter
An effort is being made at III" city
building II il said to combine three posi-
tons III one.
1t Is announced that Earl Wayne
Archer of this city will he candidate
Tor Republican nomination for clerk OF
courts OF Belmont county. At the August
primaries.
Peter c. z. Hughes was visitor 1T
st. Clairsvillc yesterday.
John Hoffman OF AlcClatnsvillc. was
fined $50 and costs and sentenced Il"
six months in the GAINESVILLE wurkhnuso
on Il charge OF non$urport of his minor
children Tho fire was imposed by
Squire Mind"r.
Nick Schiller Is i'll at his home on
Gravel Hill.
\. J. Mcclellan. who has been I'll at
his home on Union street. is improving
Rev. +. L.. Erect has returned from
Washington. IA. where he conducted
tn. funeral services over the remains
II Mrs. Martha Mcdonald. mother Of
pr. !. ii. Mcdonald OF this. city.
Harry Archer continues i'll at his home
on Gravel Hill.
Samuel Iiagedorn of ST. Clairsvillc,
WAS u visitor IN the city yesterday.
\. ]. Harbaugh has returned from 4
v.$!; with friends at Cleveland.
Miss Mary Cough is i'll At her home
on Guernsey street.
II, l.. RvdcwiG has returned from 4
business trip to Detroit and Grand
Rapids. Mich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Bridgeport Briefs.

John Stoops is laid up ut his homo on
Lincoln avcnu" suffering from q sover
attack OF the grip.
Recently elected officers will BIZ in
stalled NJ meeting Of tho Clement lodge
of odd Follows. tn be held this evening.
Hattie Reese has returned to hnr homo
in kIrkwood. after Il several days visit
with relatives at Knoxville. Tenn.
John Donlcy Of Flushing is in tho city
for :: few days. calling on friends ana
relatives.
. 4 baby Eirl has arrived At tho homo
Of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas ScrrcSts IF
Moote's Run.
William IIollcr was IN 81. Clairsyilrc
Yesterday. t"stifying before the grand
fury.
MT. and Mrs. Raymond RutiHr have
returned To their h"::" in Ibis CITY
after visiting relatives at Huntington for
II fog days.
James Nichols. who has boon sprntllr;-
the pHSI week IN Mnrri$tuwn. returned
70 his homo Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
ST, CLAIRSV|LLE

t." following divorces wore granted
by ,Iudg" Charles j. Lynch in common
pleas court. Friday:
Walter W. lIiggS W. Lena l!iggs. Tn
fnithftIlnrSs.
Nancy NJ. s'trwart vs. las. y. Stewart.
Willful absence for NOR" dian three
years.
Charles; y. pnrkc" W. Queen V. Parker.
Clara Mullctl vs.. George {. Mnllett.
EXtr.m" cruelty.
FaInnl Mci'&d'Irm W. Ashley l.. Nc
fadd'.n. l.NiI"m" cruelty and plaintiff
awarded custody of minor child.
oliver Pearl klcisn"r w. Peter ].
El"iSucr. InfailhiulnrSS. Plaintiff
awarded custody of minor children.
ASA Oliver w. Anna Oliver Willful
absence for more than three years.
The CASE nf Vincent DinSihach IS. .Nu-
guta Dirn"rlInrh was dismissed for want
Of prosecution NJ costs of plaintiff.
Julia t;nrda W. Paul G"rda. Divorce
refused and petition dismissed IT costs
of plaiutjfI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Thrift Cards Sell.

The sale Of Thrift cards in tho local
school yesterday was very large and
cons idrrIng the way that the students
bought up the cards indicate that tn"
BeIlatro children will be way up in the
list wneu It comes To totAlling up tho
final figures. Sup'. MCEay said thnr.
wcr" between thrc" aud four hundred
thrift cards sold. Som" bought them
while others arc buying them on tho In
S,alllnent plan.
Tin" card contains spaces for sixteen
stamps at twenty-five cents apiece, and
when this is filled .hcy return tho
card Ia one OF the legal offices. with
twelve cents and got their certificate
from the government: from then OIL their
interest goes on. and in 1923 they will
BE- redeemed for five dollars apiece
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
BELLAIRE
Held To Court.

Charles Pike" Eratnard. wn" = IL
legged to have shot George Etze' OF Mar
tins Ferry about 1880 o'clock Thurs
day night, was arraIened before Mayor
,Culbertson yesterday. Fe was charEe0
with shooting with intent TO Kill. Brain
ard pleaded not guilty to the chaTse'
waived q preliminary hearing and was
heia~to court under Sl,o0h bond. Mrs.
Alice Haller. arrested in connection
with the case. was held as witness
under 500 bond. Both furnished bail
and were released.
Following the shooting Elz"l was. Ia
ken TO the Bellaire cit% hospital but was
able to leave that institution. fltzer. II
is said, interferred when t:v;tinard was
abusing the woman. which led to the
ahootlnC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Realty Deeds Filed.

II. l.. Campbell ami Jessie NJ Camp
hell To Thomas j. Hunt. Land in Kirk
wood township Consideration 81.
Elizabeth CLANCY 81 al :" l.. y. Har-
drSty. Land IA Warren township. Con-
SidrraIinn 81.
Maggie s. Hnrdcsty and T.. y. Hurdles
~ to j. II. clancy. Land IN Barnes
willie. Consideration 81.
GEORGE Lewis ana ELLA LOWS IL Sarah
/. row. Land N Shadysd". consider
anon $500.
Minerva Iirrh"rr and others - Mary
N"ugarr. Land III IIrllair". t"nsidcra-
tI"U :ih.
Isaac NJ Hi"il and Mary l.. Ri"ll 20
John RnEGrlt and Hannah y. laGE"ti.
Land in l'ras. township. Consideration
81 QUO.
William N. Rr"iiaw and sarah :.
Rrrkaw his WIFI. Ia tn" henderson,
';ah!" Coal 20. Land IN Wheeling town
ship Consideration 81.
,Iani"l \. Ward and ELLA VI. Ward t"
Michael g. LynSk"y. Land i'll R"Iialr"
consideration ST..
II. t.. Campbell 81 al 10 Bert S"crrSt
and n,na S,rr"si. Land in Nirkwood
inwuship. runSid, ration 81:
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street. and struck one Of the largo plate
glass windows In the American candy
store on Hanover street. Tho wagon
kept on sliding until il reached the Rcd
Star store. when il struck n pole whicn
prevented II from upsettinE. Yesterday
Il wagon driven by Edwin Lewis. skid
ded and struck n telephone. pole on J't-
ferson street. breaking IT, off ut the
bricks. The driver and horses had
narrow escape from being hit by the
falling pole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Common Pleas Court.

rh,. grand Jury for tho spring term OF
common pleas r"ur, Of Belmont county
reported Friday. after being III session
three. DAYS SiXty-nn" cases were lnNrS-
,;r,,,,d and OYER los witnesses testified
'Thiriv-unr true bills w"r" returned ana
80 non tree bus. ~
Thr following tru" hills were returned
10y thr grand jury:
TOM tialrrakiS. disturbing mr"IllE.
John MiSEu abandoning woman.
Johu Mc!nirk. assault and battery.
John M-inirk. assault and haE"rN.
John Schultz. assault ard battery
nIlIr ,;rifi"r. curlIn:; win intent l"
kill.
.In>rpl Mrr'ulc$. carrying concealed
Slin"y R"<c"vich. carrying concealed
Stinry iIcsruvlrl, murder in tho second
degree , i ,
+ +. Tranr". burglary and larceny;
t. Grrnnwalr. burglary and lnr-
M"lc Mnr<rh. grand larceny.
Thomas Hi"'lHi"*k. resisting M Officer
Harry Smith. falls" pr"ir:I%".
Norman Gnytr"l, receiving stolen prop
cry.
William clark larceny.
,,b,rIrs SIor, alias Charles Smith. rob"
berry.
rhurlir Stnrt robbery.
t.hnrIrs rilccr. burglary and larceny.
charles F'ilccr. burglary aud larceny
+. =. n'Day. cutting with intent tn E'll'
IIump Neal and James Henry. rohh"rE.
Jolnrs Henry. carrying concealed veal
The following non trl:" bills wcr" re-
turned hy thu grand jury:
Innu 'curud. carrying concealed w"a-
pnnS.
Nmrman t'nyircl. grand larceny.
Ross Bowman. manslauEhicr.
Adam Frhrrubach. false pr"t"nS'S.
Mrs. I'D. Williams. larceny.
Ed Williams. larceny.
Mrs Belle Smith. breach or peace.
N"spolo Rcrr hlurkmnii.
Mrs r. Sirinb"rg. assault.
Sam Phillips assault.
Edd Ulnknry and Frank hiakh"E' la'-
ccnY. L.,-,.
Mike Mangumrln assault AMI hhtt"FF.
Kutrrt Giff-n. assault and battery.
Emma Corey. assault and battery.
Emma Corey. SANDER.
John Schultz. shooting I" XII
John Schultz. shooting 10 XII.
John Mrlnick. assault; 10 XII.
Mrs. Thomas Bicdzcsk. resisting an
officer
Stiury kavalski. larceny.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Entertainment This Evening.

\ large. crowd Is expected I" j." pres
an, at the high school auditorium tins
evening wien - HON" talent rn'"rtnin-
nlcnt will hc given for the h"n'fI, #
thn Rcd cross society. Several good
iHudcvilc acts Will |" given IN addition
Ia \ number nG instrumental Selections
Those il, charge "f 10" sale of ticket"
are Very gr,lili"d ov": In" demand for
Sn1tS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Coss Funeral Sunday.

Funeral services for tho late Mrs
Eliza CosS. who passed away ut the home
nc her son. John. on thu fadtH Pike.
Thursday morning. will hc conducted
from tho place OF death. Sunday after
noon. The services will hc IN charge Uf
Few. l.. s. Rose. pastor nf thr kirkwood
NJ f. church. and intermcnt will be in
Weeks cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Fractures Collar Bone In Fall

Harry Enrrila. ten GEAR old lad. SuS-
tanned Il Fracture "r the COLLAR bone
when H." f"il IN the H." yesterday morn
ing. Will" "u hi" way To tn" Central
H,.hnmI After r"a"hluE the Schuul
lmilding the lad appeared {" l." in great
rain. mr.. t. &. MrsS"rly was called
and found that the hog had sustained 4
broken collar hone. After III" injury
WAS given mliruIi"n Tho lad WAS r."
moved 10 his home ur Srh"u; street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
ouesttonaaires Unclaimed.

The draft board Of number TWO dl:'-
trict wishes to call attention 10 Tic
fact that all those who have not received
ed their questionuairn should call at the
office IN thH city building at once, for
they have quite L fow returned. and
theirs nigh: be among those brought
back unclaimed or not located. II This
is done il will be convenient for both the
draftee ami the draft board. and will
avoid future trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Infant Buried.

Funeral services for tn" infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. .tlf"n*" Marshall.
which PASSED away al !iI' him" uf the
parents III I.tughlin addition Thursday
morning. were "oudu,l"d from thu h"nlr
Of th,. parents yesterday afternoon. Tn"
services wtr" III Ch;trE" Of l!"v. Father
=. y. Nulh"arn. pastor "t -. MarE'S
tnt!",i"' church. Hui int"rm"nt was in
I.H,t,IrW cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Department Called Ont.

Tho fire department. was called ON
yesterday afternoon at 1@.DI O'Clock hy
an nlnrm from box -. ~ tho corner If
Eighth and Walnut street. When Inc
tircmcn arrived they found that 4 d"frc-
tive ilue had set fire 10 the George
ScdCwick home on Hickory street. Tho
blaze was soon eXiinST!sh"d with III"
USE OF chemicals.
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Taken to His Home.

The boy Ivy III" nam" Of Holiday. vii"
was injured ialr Thursday evening
when struck by an aui" owned aud
driven Ivy ~. Lindorf. w"ll known baker
has been ircm"vrd from tn" h"Sri'n;
10 his home. Ills injur!'vS wrr" not "f 4
rrrious nature ana II" VIII soon l"' abb"
10 b" about.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Mocha Fnueral Today.

Funeral services will hc hrld today
from tn" home At Ad"nH for III" lnt"
William Henry McCu", viii" passed
AWAY Wednesday. after lingering i'll
ness The services will h. in "harc"
of tho pastor Of the Adrnn Presbyterian
church AMI intcrmcni will il" III 'n'
NJ 1unl. Pleasant cemetery.
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Noundsville HI Tonight.

The Bellaire High school basket ball
team will journey to Noundsrille this
evening to engage the team Of that
place After their game last evening
the team is still IN good condition and
should return home with victory.
t'apt. (:ulhnrston viii probably be out If
The game again this evening on account
Of some difficulty he had at school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Robinson Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs. Melissa I,oo'h-
son, who died Tuesday az her homs on
Trumbul street. took place YESTERDAY ait
ernoon at the Christian church. Inc ser
vices were conducted by the pastor. KEY.
ar Flax. and intcr,ncut was made In
,Rosa Hill cemetery. Members Of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps and Daughters Vt
Annerica attended the funeral.
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Relatives Expected To-day.

E"lrrII"~ Of III. late Mrs. Mary chi
CHESTER local woman. who passed
away At N" local hospital Monday
evening arc expected u arriE" in tn"
city to-day. /" Irnk'' arrangements for
ilL,. funeral The body IL still Il! the
W. l.. Noble m"rGu". wh"r'' il VAS re-
moved To- hr prepared for burial.
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Appointed Licensing Agent.

Justice r. r. Ong yesterday received
from the department of the Interior
bureau Of mines, his commission as IL
ccnslnG ugcnt in this city and vicinity.
All miners and other persons using ex-
pIosivcs arc required 10 take out IL
renSc md can obtain same by consult
Ing Mr. Ong Blanks and other matter
20 br used in the work was also for
wardcd nj the same time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
OTIS Church Seriously III.

~ obs Church. we'll known voting man
1s seriously i'll at the Beila;rn cliy hos
pttal with a complication of diseases
He became III several days aS" and was
removed to the hospital yesterday. H'S
condition is said to be critical. 4 pT'ln-
or, Oksy. Church. died several n'"o'ns
ago, following few days illness Oh
nm ammonia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Food Commission In Session.

The federal city food commission nr'!
an imlurtan' meeting in The "fiIr" ii
Mayor EaiSl"n last evening ana tn"h
up several matters Of Importance. Il
is said that Sum" dealers in tho r!ty are
charging eleven cents per pound for
sugar which is "NC"SSIH". II Is likely
That they will he r"p"rt'd /" li:' i""d
administration unless Il stop is put 10
t1,n r,rIt.tiTt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Teooher Resigns.

Miss Ethel Hartman. who has boon
teaching In the local schools for tho past
several years. has resigned. tho resiEna-
ton to take effect Monday. This makes
four Of the present staff OF teachers %
resign during the past month. II IS like
ly that Tho vacancy will no filed nj =
meeting Of the school board to be held
next Tuesday evening.
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Left For Now York.

Captain Richard Dorcr. who has been
Spending brief furlouSh with his pay
catS. Mr. ami Mrs. g. l.. Dorer. on West
rM"uty-tIrSt street, lett today Tor New
York He has been residing in California
for the past few years where he secur-
cd his commission in training camp. Capt.
Dorer may b.. among the list Of Officers
u b. sent abroad To fight the Huns.
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Hoernig Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services were held yesterday
morning from st. Anthony's Catholic
church tor the late Mrs. Philip HoorniE,
who passed away Wednesday morning.
after a lingering illness. The services
wrrc in charge of Rev, Father Won Lin
tel AMI i,.terncnt was in Linwond cemc-
tory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
limo Extended For Water Rents

owing Ia the fact rhHi 81 three weeks
pay WAS being worked Ivy tn" men en-
plny"d N tn" l"''ai plants th" Tim" for
IN" paying Of til" water rents has ben
extended .uuIil next Tuesday. ThnS"
payin;: h,Iur. that dat" Will j." entitled
T." III, il>""Ul, whl'h has "nly h:rn
given until tn" ,.nih -: thu month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Ranoust This Evening.

s. KniShts and Ladies OF the Round Ia
.bfsWtll entertain the members OF inc
lodge and their friends with banquet
An Turner Hall this evening IL VIII Do
!fhA annual event and arrangements hafs
-, wade on q large scale. The com
s-,f4t.e In charge has arranged an excel
1.,f program and all arc looking for
[ard TO an enjoyable time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Tax Collectors Not to Be Here.

Owing to tho fact that the necessary
blanks were not received tho income tax
collectors. who wcrc 10 b" in the city
the first three days Of next woek. have
postponed their visit I'll Il later date.
This information was received by Post
master T. N. Duncan. yesterday after
noon
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Grand IprY HaportR.

Tho grand jury reported at ST. Clairs-
vile yesterday. and among tho true bills
were Il number against prisoners scul
MP from this city. Among the locaS
cases are l.. e.. O'Day. cutting with in
tent to kill; Hamp Ncal. robbery; James
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Conversational Meeting,

A congregational meeting OF TIC First
Reformed church will be held sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock. Officers Will
mako their annual report. following
5vhtch the annual election will be held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

\ not tr1ic bill was returned by tn"
recent grand jury In tho case Of r. {.
Tnwnan If Wheeling. who was charged
with manslaughtnr growing out of an
auto arcidcr, several months ago. Til"
accident occcrr,,I ut Lansing ami I'm AGED
man was run down and he died tEr""
DAYS after the accident. After tho cor
onrrs inquest Il warrant was issued Cor
Bowman. charging him with rnanslaugh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Many Accifents Due TO Ice.

During the last few days several had
accidents nav" hrcn r"puri"d du" 10 the
!rv condition uf IL" streets over which
transfers are compelled I" drive Thurs
day rN"nInI, II. wagon belonging tn
Swift x CO., If Wheeling. started I"
slide as il was going down Hanover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12

IakcaS arc Australian shrubs that
nrc particularly merItorious and adapta-
hlr In California climate and soils.
They have a wide range In foliage from
broad leaves TO cut leaves resembling
pine needles. y...,.