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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Reuairo Briefs,

George Fleming has returned n Camp
Pike after 4 visit with local friends.
Rev. J. r Whitman has returned from
a visit with friends At Cleveland.
Miss Minnie Helms. ~ Union street.
vas removed ~ hospital yesterday,
where she will undergo an operation.
Miss Edna Aldrsdf" has returned
from u WISH with friends 1t Ep~nrth
park.
Miss Dorothy Nassnan. Of Guernsey
street. is HON" from visit with friends
\: rninnto~n Pa.
Mi&s Adelaide. Hunter Of this city.
accompanied by MISC EernR Gin" or
"heflfnE will leav" on ;,n eastern au-
tnrnoh:i" trip this we"S. Thy will vis'
Washington. Il. g.. Isalti'nor" nnd At
lHr:r Cry.
Mrs. " J. Rerry- at Gac"hShurg was
n guest Of h"r sister. Mrs. Il. W. HAL.
yesterday
Airs TI'll I,pp-rruan IL III ~ her home
on travel Fli.
John +. Sherry has returned from At
lautic City where ne attended the ma
urnal "1nvenilun Of Eik$.
Mr. and Mrs. William f'furn IF New
ark are guests of local friends.
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Conditions in Austria
Become More Critical

AMSTERDAM Jul" lG.--Ec-isn n"">
papers CIV" much attention IL the T1co;
'ug OF the Austrian rc:rhHrat. called Tor
today.
Premier Won Scydlc- recovered 81 MIN
Der o. parry leaders on Saturday ana
con ccr7cd With them for fix" hours
during which the leaders. iccording t"
Vienna tcleErams. showed 80 mach al
tachmcnt TO. the interests or tnrir re-
spcc:ivc parties tina: the premier ulti'
matcly appealed 20 them 10 lot III" SOS
SION pass in p Na% - :"rN" tn" ini":-
csts OF thc monarchy. Tho conference
caused great sensation.
: Vienna telegram to tho FoSsls"h'
Zcllung saws that military questions
especially event.: on The southwestern
uta!innI front. will h" debated in Il Sc
crrt session nf tho Ec'"hsTat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

Here are several that until recently adorned
fine homes-but their owners decided Oh Grands
and PLAYER Pianos-and here they are-all IN
fine condition, worth double the price quoted
terms TO suit-no interest:
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In 70 guardianship nf Henry Lynn:
application for arroin'm"r: or guard
ian: orders on hearing: Frrl II. HAP
poll appointed EuardJnn: bond. s2.n6o.
Nth The t"tna Surety and Casualty conn
plry rs surety.
In re- estate Of Isnac Morgan DAVIS.
deceased; account flied md notice or
dnrcd
In 70 guardianship OF "a-l 1.caIh"r-
wood. - nj. minors: account hicd and
notice ordered.
In r" estate rf ErncSiinr F'r,ck. Do
ceased: Application -. r"rt!tiHarrs Z"
iilc N partition proceedings.
In TO estate ~ Mary n. Gregg. DO
cnas"d: Application for certificate 10
Hlr i'll PARTITION proceedings: certificate
ordered
In re "s1at" Of Saroh r. Jeffrey. DC
cen sid inventory f'cd and approved
In re- guardianship o. William Morgan
Davies aud Carl Theodore Davies.
In the matter Of ALFRED Gray: nd"p-
tinn and change OF name; name changed
tn Alfred Gray Workman.
In &c estate Of Milton 6 Ford de-
ccnstd: inventory filed and approved.
George e. McK~~ administrator. vs..
sell real estate: serve" by publication
ordered.
". +. May. administrator. We. krtta
Mct1!I:ou. minor. ct al. Petition -
sell real estate: public snlr ordered.
IN 20 EuartliansE.r Of W:llIaT i.
Douglass. minor: account fl"d and
novice ORDERED.
In 70 guardianship - Helen ~. Shcr-
aard o minor: account flied and notice
ordered
" -. Dnlnn. GUARDIAN. vs his ra nj.
~ al: petition :" .cil real cS!ntr: NOTICE
20 defendants ordered
Robert Du"all. admin,7t Tninr. "a. John
T. Dvvnll. =, al: petition IL SOL TcH'
estate: summons n.tirr"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Mouudsyille Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. r Boswell ard grand
daughter. Mss Minifrcd Boswell have
left for their home al Baltimore after
visiting here.
MI. DAYTON Carpenter. Of Fairmont
10 visiting his parents. Mr.. and NTs. " :
Ii. MrSwain OF Grant avenue.
Mrs. J. r. hurley and Ntrlr son Rob
err and Miss Anna Buri.y have arrived
frutn Akron 20 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Roo-
or, Burlcsh, OF Virginia street. ScrEt.
J. IL Burlcy will arrive next week from
Camp Grant. H.. on furlough.
Miss I.uccna Wood, younEcS; daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. W o. Wood. formerly OF
Glendale, hui, now OF buffalo, y. Y. is
the guest Of friends for a few weeks.
M and Mrs. l.. f. Thomas VIII re-
turn tn their home IN New York todaE
after being the gucis OF relatives md
friends here.
., X. Adams Of Sixth street hae re-
turned home from a trip 10 the southern
part of the state.
ginia- If Philadelphia arc visiting Mrs.
{. Bunch Of Thlrieenth street.
G. T. Woodbu-n has returned home
from a trip 10 Lakeside. Ohio. His ram
ily are still remaining there.
Miss Dora Newman OF fAirU1ont.
Moundsville woman. who goes TO 7. NJ.
&. A. hut work in Franco. has Eonc 10
Pittsburgh. from whore she will go to
New York and .hc9 20 France.
Mrs Frank McDanieis and son Donald
of Grant avenue, have returned home
! from visiting relatives IN Oklahoma and
Kansas.
The little daughter of Ny. and Mrs.
Howard riggs % Washington avenue is
! i'll ~ sea rlct fever.
Miss Emma kerns has returned 20
| this city after an extended stay n Canal
! Dover, Ohio.
! Mrs. A Y Williams has been i'll NJ
her home m Sixth street for several
| days.
Mss Norma Scott Of Tnmlinson ave-
| nuc. who has been spending several
| weeks at L-akcs'dc, Ohio has returned
home.
! Mrs. r. Mahew. of Bcllairc 's visiting
| Mrs. L. r. Workman o. Thir,c"nt h
! street FOR q few days.
: Ms. Helen Wilson OF Tenth stc"ct IS
visiting with friends at Akron. OHIO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
MARTINS FERRY
Funeral FhIn Afternoon

rI.ncra: services TO- the iafc corporal
;7airr iiaugh;nn. Who passed away Il:
,.ann Mills. y y. Inst Friday afternoon
NIL m. conduct I'd this afternoon n two
O'Clock az ,hr hurrc OF has pnrcnis i'll
South Th:rd street. rev. y. =. 9lI:lt%
pastar Of ;hr l'.--,, NJ r. church. VII be
IN char,;" of the services. lnirriEcnl
s:Il 10 inaIir III R!""ENicw cemetery.
Th- remains ar!vcG III this 80! a Nv"
O'Clock rcS;crIiny afternoon and nc.e ia
Ike MO me horne or his parents. Follow
ing the services ~ his hotrc his body
vii b. taken 20 ;hr First NJ. r. church
whe-o u can IL, seen by the public. Al
:.,r,nhers Of the Jr. y. =. y. NJ. Of which
n" WIS a member wall turn nut IN his
grcmc- 4: will tho lnca' organization
~ Eov Scouts Al business r>tTrcn
IN" hours Of ESQ and $50 o'clock viii
pc suspended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Say, Did You Find a Purse
Containing 80 Dollars ?

Did YOU find a small purse containin &
s3S" Thai is evidently tho properly NJ
''Hcli' Kent. the negro mig; I'ltro! dr;T-
or. He lost il late Monday night. but
whore h., does not know. He . ~ hopes
thai some honest person has found II.
'Teli'' says that he nrr!s m" money
badly as H.. has 4 wife ami th-"c child
rem Ia support and II will l." pretty hard
digging until his war Enrd"n comes IN.
Incidentally H.. has ono o. tho largest
and h..St gardens IN this section on the
Island
"Xcll" says hen give a handsome ~"
ward If has lh!rtS-rIght HiunkS arr l"fi
Al the INTEL; gencrr office. Il just feel
in my hnn"s ;ha, some honest person
has found that purse and will return ~
sad he. '"That's II mighty ro0d way 10
Size up humanity" said a hystander.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Prayer Meeting at Vance

\ oray"r meeting viii br held 4: Tho
N:,rlE.. Memorial Presbyterian church at
Nnod$Ia!" this cv.riHE at 500 "'!'''k.
ioGn l.. nic.c%. Wilt =!tc an account ~
"a" Y VI { \ banquet IA New York
asst wnck which meeting was he'd for
The purprS" "a laying plans TOR u hiS
rarnraiGn u begin m september. ="
ralSh $500. nnh. 600 fr~ IN" Y. VI 4. ~
and Til" meeting gas presided over
hv John = Rockefeller. II. and nc
priactpal addresses Trrc given by Dr
J. Il. Mott and George W pcrkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Railroad Strike at
Cleveland Now is On

CLEVELAND. o.. July lh.-Tw" hun
drcd and twenty-five engineers. iTin!6E
conductors. hoSilrrs and hrak"IrcH. cr;'
pToy"d b. the River TcTmn5, Halfway
company. woHt'on strikr Tonight A't.r
;ail:nE to Sntii" their diff: rcn"'F
through g. l.. Faulkner. federal media
TOR. Tho mon. all members Of Inv thr">
railway broIhcrho"ds. demand III" Tc'n-
statement II min: c"mm!ttHcmE~ ois-
charged when they male a REQUEST l"r
r. wage conference and '"cadJaSin'"'
Of wages 10 equal those psid /" >;Ei'ihr
employees OF railroads under lfucFaI
control.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

Another stfp IN the enlarcNrmnt and
making w 10 date Of the Furrs Run
coal mine IS being taken by tn" unload
ing and taking into the mine Of n
"hc-oster fan. This fan will bn On n
truck aud will hc taken wherever desired
to drive AIR into any particular space.
working in connection with tn" main fan
for circulating air c%ear up 10 tho fac"
of The workings ut all times. Thu Min
eral State coal company will he taking
on. $500 tons Of coal p"r day for the
PARIS Run mino hcfore long and will b.
employing two hundred more men than
heretofore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
RIr HfRe Friday

The local troops o. Bo? Scouts ara
making future p;nns for their nix"
which will b. he'd Friday evening Of
ting week The boys viii &c In charge
~ Scout Master Roy McManus and il
Is likely that ne will ;akc the boys to
Coicran 20 stay over night. Tho trip
homo xiii he made Saturday morning.
Each OF thcss hikes adds NOR" boys H.
the troop and they will h" he'd often
according 70 n statement made b.: the
Scout Master
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
TOO MUCH CAPITAL REQUIRED.

\ Cleveland father tells Us that n"
thought nc had a great scheme Cor H"cP-
mr. order in his household. Fl" noticed
lhaj his ra:hrr nhStr' porous young son
mad m Quai:l! Of ihrIftnrss and 70
solved rc aNpcli :" il.
SONNY" sad ne. I'm gong 30 CIV"
HUu nickl" "r"ry day you are " GocSt
boy on CONDITION hat every day Won a."
naughty you are :" givc me nickel II
II gr'"
I'd TX" |" i" Il. dad. answered. n"
Md BIT car; afford u. I've only
got 81 ~ ~ my BANK /" starl on. -
''lrT"iauu Plain Dealer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Jan Cabinet Discusses
Intervention in Siberia

TOXIC. saturday JUL IS tRr Inc
Associated ir"Ssl--.A special meeting @:
TIC japanese cabinet winch Wns attend.
cd by arm; officers Was held today ana
the newspapers a;tach mG'h imrortancH
20 K. |; IL believed some commun:c.i-
li.., Was received from tn" American
government concerning intervention IN
Russia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
HOMER SUMMERS ON
THE A. P. JOB HERE

Homer Summers. of Pittsburgh. Va
Surc'"tcd ''nar!"s Ambrose - -
Associated Press, operator in Nn"f iiiS.
serving Tn" Int"iliErn%c- Ar! a.
R"gis:"r Mr. Summers WAS former
located h"r" and is being warm!
Arrr;rd hE his mony Friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Alleged Spy Frced

Mrs Elsie WryrouEh. who was arrest
cd last Sunday evening b. OFFICER Bur
ION when size applied a: The I-AuEhi!n
mill for Abundance n inspect the plant.
was released vest: rday afternoon and
returned -, her home in Pennsyl"an, "a
with hsr husband. Tho investigation
conducted by fchcrnl authorities failed
" reveal that she was SPY.
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Examined Here.

Francis Vail. a memt-nr ~ IN" R!an4
orchrscrra- winch .Ilarrd IN he chau:au-
qua here has been examined f"r service
He registered n: Finilay. ONO last jun"
and has be"u called for examination.
This orchestra. which IS composed of
young men. is being rapidly depleted
BY the draft.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
MOUhDSVILLE
Orders Eeceived.

Orders were received by I" local draft
board Tuesday TO eotraln $50 Marshall
county draftees here a. S:lI p. m Fri
day. July IS. The list of those who will
depart on This dste has not yet been
made up but viii he announced one day
this week Class one will probably be
exhausted. This is the fourth time In
succession that Marshall county boys
have left on the e6th OF the nroath
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

James Mcmahon was arrested yester-
+ day BY Constable Garfield Good charged
with descrtior. He is now confined in
the county Jail awaiting word from u.
s. Army officials which have been mott
tied Mcmahon left Beltare some uns
ago with one OF the contngenc for
CamD Sherman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
CASE CONTINUED

The cas-" nf state " M!Chnrl F:nni-
gam. ror alleged assault upon = local
constat L.. has been continued "nul III"
September ;crm 90 criminal court. III
ness Of witnesses caused the post pone
ment OF the trial.
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To Attend Funeral n q body.

st an Interesting meeting OF ne
mothers 81 tho soldiers held Monday "r-
rnng IN rho Board CT Trade rooms.
action vas taken Ia attend III" funeral
services FOR III" late Corporal Clare ).
NRaghlon in n body. The meeting vas
On. 81 the largest ever held and about
siltv rlothere VCrn In Attendance.
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ratan 70 St. ClairsYtlla.

Mike Beck was taken 20 81. 'ia'rsT1ll"
las. evening when ne WINS unable 20 pms
his fine Of ten dollars and costs imposed
yesterday morning ny ActrE Mayor
Freeman. CinatiH Tazeilo. arrcSte7 on
the same charge. ihac Of being drunk,
Was also given I RIDE to tho county scat
when in default Of payment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

stree, and Tonlinson avenue is finding
4 nov means nt prevent tng X. For IN"
last several evenings the women o. ina. .
s,ri ion have gotten out VIII pans and
beat them raising 4 DIN which seems 10
affect the birds. for although they cir
o.: about, they do not ai'sht on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Perry Obyoc ut %.

Funrral services for the infant ~ MI.
and Mrs ", {. Perry. who died a. the
family homc n Nnycttc street. Monday
evening. wc-c cordur;ed Yesterday AZ
tcrnoot, n: rour O'Clock with Rev. L. r.
ShiIt1. pastor n' tnc Firs' ". 4. church
IN charge In,cr1ncnt was IN RivcrIisw
ccm"tcrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Mnuy at Picnic.

Large NUM- crs Of coiorcd folks from
this city and Wheeling were in attend
ance a, he Buckeye Rand picnic which
VAS held ri Stccra grove west OF thls
city yesterday afternoon md evening.
Tho Trip 70 the EroYr was made in
trucks leaving his city every haIf hour.
Evrr.- one in attendance enjoyed good
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Entertained Friends.

Last evening at her home on Rock
Hill Miss Grace SnodEraSs entertained
friends with u marsh moilow toast.
During the evening variety of games
were enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
HOUSES FOE rR1RTY THOUSAND

NEW YORK. July f6.-.HnuSInS &C
rumnGat .uus ,"- more ;han SU."hh ship
workers and Lh..rr families Will be FRO
vi'icG on staten Island hrfor" winter b.
Ii" Gnl,"d state: shipping boar &c
r"rGuE - pm announcements b.! ncm-
hers ui ihr boards housing commission
~h" arrived h"-., ;"da:. to select a site
for the buildings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
OUT OP THE ICE.

SEATTLE. Wash. July lf.--.N:''r h"-
Ing sixteen DAYS IL IN" great Icr> florS OF
herring Sen and on" mont and thirteen
'iir:, on tho round "trip. passenger liner
has cump."'';l I Noy&g" I" Nom" ana 81.
Mlcii:ris iiaska Officials said fhH:
"uld:;i"ns IN the North w"r" :nc TorS;
n ten years The liner hruuSh down
:. .Unu rounds nt reindeer meat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Last C.hautauaua nay.

Todny is the last day of the chau tan-
qua which has ben in progress .: the
Park theatre for tho last six days. This
afternoon at 40 the Van Vlict-Ma:hir-
son Company will give an Artists Con-
cert" This evening at 7:30 the same
com p1sr1y will give concert and At San
there will be lecture. The Needs Of
The Hour or Tho Powder and The
Match" by Judge George ID. Alden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
TO JOIN TIE ALLIES.

NIM YOEk, JWIy lI.--Nnn !InFT"
C'.r,hn-SIovakSr wrrr given permits 80
l"av" ~" country ~ Join til" allie. i"r''
"s IN France by II" "r"my ail"a hur"a :
here to-day. rh" men. many Of them M
lv"rsiiy students. fr"ln various rnr'S a!
!li, country. marched In th% :.d!al
building headed by q band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Wheeling Gin Rolee sd.

Julia NcTGv,tt. VINO wl- nrrcs;.d
Sunday on charge o: selling iqG"r
S'ithou, 4 license. wlS released f.r1r tho
local jail las: evening when she paid hcr
fine Of $500 and costs. Miss Mcn:vitt
IS from Wheeling and just mixed things
up when sho came 10 this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

Albert Thompson o. Linden avenue.
sustained q hadlybroken leg at the First
street coal mime Monday afternoon when
! il vas eau ght under IL fall OF stone. fIn
WIS taken 10 the Glendale hospital. Tn"
leg was broken in three places above the
knee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT

John Nhr,nnu and .trtir'!" t'rlt: T"r"
arrested bS l!IitilnnrN & ONO detectives
yesterday on u "hHrG" ~ n"SIuii!ng ~
cast Wheeling gate k""prr Th"T wiz.
u" Gt""u hra-I"E IG!:. lE'n. ID ,1.6
Spur" NirKhan ~ ;HC county jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
BELlAIRE
REGISTRARS Appointed.

4. The Relnon, County. Election board
has appointed tho registrars Tor regis
tra1ion daE on next Saturday. ~nicn
will be held a: The various voting pro
c;ncts 4 complete list o: tne regis
.trars follow Tho first named oelrK n
sDemocrat and the second a Republican:
FIRST Ward A-George Gray and JAG
oh HeetherinEtpn.
First Ward B--yri! Browning and II.
, ". Burrows.
) First Ward C-John Kinds and Fred
Lucas.
Second Ward A. o. Hail and Clyde
Kellar.
Second Ward A-Ol,Yer Joaes and J..
!: r. Anderson
Third Ward 81. F. Wallace and
j Harry Archer.
Third Ward C-John Chaser and Ed.
.Deevers.
Fourth Ward Awkward MiIfisan.
i Fourth Ward B-Joseph Mack and
Robert McVay.
! Fourth Ward C--1arcnee Simpson
and William keyser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
STRIFE DECLARED OFF.

Of NOR" thar 400 huIlrrmak"rS IN.
played III .:,h.nhui!d,nc plants her" AZ"
a, r"arhy n"in:% WAS 'rIl"i Off 'd"h>.
|: was announced hey wn"id r";urh -
work ioinnr-"~. huI w"u!i *lrtk" "i;h'"
AUGUST = uE!"sS hack ra% c!" ni1 "'r'
Nd in"i cd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
WILLARD TO RUSSIA

WASHINGTON. d. -. July lG.-:l
was announced today from the White
House that Daniel willard o. Enlii-
more president Of the baltimore and
ohio railr0ad company. had been select
cd 10 head tn" American commission IN
Russia. which will supervise the cItvn-
SION Of financial and other aid IN tho
i'rha iiitat Ion " that county. Mr..
VILLA ri has accented
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17

a-. olIum OF Clarington. father Of
J. r. Ollum of Rose Hill. underwent an
operation yesterday at tho North Wheel
ing hospital. His left foot was aNpu-
tated. lie IS we'll known in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
~ 0N1f HonA

Roh.rt NJ. Inch. who left snrne time
ago with ;he Marshall. county boys for
CItup Ice. arrived homo Tuesday after
noon lilo failed 10 menssurr' M 20 the
physical requirements and was discharS-
cd from the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
WILL HANG MooHHY.

SAN i-RNNC'iStD July l6.--Nn order
committing Thomas I. Mooney 20 San
Quentin p,nitrnti7rI Ia avail execution
there on Friday. Angus 80 was GiN"n
The sheriff herr tnday ny Superior
JndEr Franklin 4 Griffin before whom
Mooney Was convicted ~ murder IN con
ncrt!nn with preparedness bomb c1-
ploHinn here.
Mooney was granted until tomorrow
.r arrange his affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
STOCKHOLDERS, Meetius.

recently Organized will hold meeting
of tho stockholders ut s.. CiairsEille
Monday morning. for the purpoS" or
considering the aeto OF the comPany'S
holding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Dance FonL0hG

The Lady Maccahres Will hn;d dance
ard tAzR7r IN the tra:rrna' haii IN
North Eth street this evening. Tanc-
ing Will 10 tho feature Of 'hc evening.
i is likely that large crowd viii! be in
attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-17
Nen.1 Clasn To Moee.

Tho regular meeting OF the Mons
Bible class % the First ". T.. church
vii! 10 held Thursday evening A. tho
church. Arch T. F'ogle will pr"s:d" and
II. W. Shields will give an address on
''Wal Cond itDus."
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Elect Teachers.

Tho school board has elected two morn
grade teach They arc: Miss May
t.ummins OF Glen Easton and Miss Col
die Powers Of Round Rottom. There
are yet TO elect two high school teach
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n}D2,fA-ta A. An End

The only Two NINA ming cases 0f dtph-
liberia in III" city arr nearing their srd
They ;lr" AT 'ne Viii family. and ~
quarantine th"rN will 10 lifted tha. la
set pzrt Of his week, when Nj. Hitl wal
reolon his barber shop
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q. A. n TO Attend.

7! was announc.i las: evening that
all members u inc e.. 4. Y. arr Request
ed To mex; al the Board or Trade rooms
at $50 O'Clock TO attend tho funeral 'of
thc la;e Corporal 5. ,>nirc NauEh, on.
who died las; Friday II Camp Mills. y.
y. Tic members Will So from the rooms
70 tn. church in n body where They will
attend the scrflccs.
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Mrs Edward k",chka. ~ Washington
avenue. has received a letter rom Nor
brother. Lieut. r.. L. Smith. telling OF
his safe arrival N France"
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
A.eolty eds Tned.

Charles &. EciswauGcr to Robert 4
Hammond land in 81. ClairsvlEe. Con
sidcrntion. $40.
Tho Central Goa! Mining company 70
John T. t;aliaher: land in Mead town
SHY. Consideration. 81.
John y. Robinson. g: a.. 10 Re!lha r..
Roscoe: lnnd in Shad%aidc. CorsIrio ra-
tion. ,snn.
Anus -. .irriSnn and Charles =.
Wright 10 William y. For! and Mary :.
Fort: iaud IN Morr,stown. ConaIdcra-
ton. $500
John Walchl. Jr. and wife - Joseph
Serb and barbara Serb: land IN Shady
side. Consideration. tl.STh.
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Mrs LEO "ra"t- e spending n rcE
days II the home OF relatives 4; Clevc-
LAND.
Earl BNracs - confined 10 his hom:. in
West Fayrttr s,rr.n. .: illness
The locnl troops Of Scouts are making
big preparation for their hike to b.
ne!d Friday afternoon.
Earl hammond has reiurnrrd HON"
aftc- Two weeks visit with relatives al
Dover
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Special Pro4rAr

Next Sunday evening a the First NJ.
o. church a specfal program Hill h"
hendere1 m. Observance CO the uattona!
ihcliday OF France. concentrating tho
;falf Of the .Bastile- which gave France {.
Irepuhlican form Of government. Key.
20. B. Smith. pastor o. The church. VIII
q effver tt,c address, and II. HlrSch vial
thare charge Of q chufr that will sing
frhe -3EarseiIfaise'' and other national
fsonSs OF FHame-