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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

coast in the rear Of the retreating
Austrians and the situation holds
large possibilities.
Hotel LauEhIIn steam heated. hot
and cold water every room. 81 ",
Franklin Phone 24S3.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
Parcel Post.

Remember we give one day service
in shoe repairing by Parcel Post
Chas. Rokahr, 81 Texas St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

Hotel LaughIin. rooms 800 day up.
Phone 24S3.-Advy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
Il SUFFERED
SEVEN YEARS.
Was Eventually Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Philadelphia, PAT suffered for
seven long years with a lame back.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

A number Of army people have
r-aao ~c erroriols at Hotel Tlau=hlin
for the week end. 81 ". Franklin
Iloue -46s--AaV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

Mems good quality Isle hose Of
the famous Cooper Mills make,
in all colors. Extra CT m
special at 5 pair for. y 4 NV
Mems Ties-Just arrived a ship
ment Of good quality wide silk
ties. four in hand. All the new
eolorings. Specially OK
priced at ..--.--------.- ~
Mems Underwear-Men's heavy
ribbed cotton undershirt and
drawers. This Is an excellent
wearing garment. Spe-- OK
eially priced, a garment. OOO
Mems outing flannel gowns in
solid and fancy colors. All are
well made and good and roomy.
s. Specially priced S1.65
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
MAHORDERS

We solicit the Fall business
from our out of town people. All
orders are filled promptly and
satisfactorily by experienced
salespeople.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
Underbriced Basement

- AELEOA r(A ECO~E 100000
COATS-WOmen's Goats at si995. We have
concentrated special lot of womens coats Of nov
city coating Those included are velours. cheyiots
and many others. All are well e10 or
made. Regular SIS values at y 1870
MISSES COATS-We now have so brand new
coats for misses to "a years. They come IN all
new styles and good materials CT or
Special at .............. y { 30
WOMEN'S UNION SUTTS-Womens good weight
white ribbed union suits. They come IN high neck.
long sleeves and ankle length. on
EAud SPECIAL al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ -
KIMONO CLOTH-Prety new hannelette and
KimOno Cloth. This Is good weight and very
pretty patterns. Extra O0H
special at yard ....... OAHZC
SWEATERS Women's and misses heavy cotton
sweaters IN fancy weave. You viii find black and
white and all colors. 90 on
Extra special .....,.......... SZ.SS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

Mems Trousers-We have Just re-
eefvsd an extra good lot Of mems
pants in heavy weight cotton mixed
worsted. There are medium and
dark eolored styles. CO or
All sizes. Special at. OOsOO
eChilmers" Union Suits-This is
an excellent quality union suit Of
finest workmanship. All sizes.
Specially priced 1925
at .-.--.-- ------s--
Work Shirts-Men's blue cham
bray work shirts. These are nicely
made and Just the thing you need
to work in. All sizes. OK
Specially priced at..-.--.O ON
Mems Black Sateen Work Shirts
These are all union made. Made
Of extra good weight CT or
sateen. Special at - 1 sOO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04

Coronet Hair Brushes, at. sec
25c Tooth Brushes, at.....1ec
Melba Lilac Toilet Water. CSC
Anita Freckle Cream, at. sec
San Reno Baby CASTLE Soap
SPECIAL at --------------.1 Oc
Stems No. is Rouge, at. .23c
der Kiss Face Powder
largej, Special at.........s5c
Palm Olive Shampoo, at CSC
PALMOLIvE SOAPS for 2se
Melba Rose Blush, pc
Cashmere Bouquet Toilet
Soap-boT Of three sec
No mail or telephone orders
win be filled at above prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
LOUISVILLE

The pulpit In the NJ. i. church was
vacant Sunday us the pastor J. +. Ben
der was unable TO make the trip from
M"rristown. on account Of the icy con-
dillon Of the paved road.
Harry l. Shepherd. has accepted no
siton with the Manhattan Rubber Co.
- rarkcrshurg. His field OF labor will
he through West Virginia. with mead
quarters II Wheeling.
Thos. Davis Jr.. is suffering from an
attack Of mumpS.
Mrs. John Jarrett IS confined to her
home west Of town. from Illness.
Mrs. Everett Taylor. who has been
suffering from blood poison. at her
home cast Of town, Is very much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Sara Thompson. Of East Rich
land is the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
John Atkinson.
Mrs. J. i. Clark and daughter Mary
and their guest. Raymond Evans OF
Bridgeport. spent Thursday III the cOun-
Is seat.
Miss Mabel Lyons left this week for
Detroit for q stay with her aunt.
Wayne Stock recently purchased n
Ford from Joseph Carculo OF Hammock.
Edward Lopez and Win. Wilkinson.
we're at ST. Clairsville on business on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hayes Of lust
Eichland. were guests Of Miss Nancy
Rice on Tuesday.
Word has been received hero OF the
death OF Mrs. !. Elwood Darrah Of Ak
ron. Ohio. Deceased wns Miss Lola
McAllistcr and was reared In this place
and Is Il nciCr " Hectur McAllister. ho4
sides having many more relatives here
and at Belmont. She leaves her hus-
hand, one daughter. Marie. and one
brother, Frank MrAlliStcr. of Columbus
where the family moved several years
ago. tho father. Marion Mc.illster, y:
that time holding n position AS guard in
thr state rcformatory. This death is
regretted here by many who remember
Lola rs pleasant. joyous companion.
Miss Hchccra Hatcher passed away ut
the home of her sister. Mrs, rhns Pick
"rinC. near East Ei"hland on Wrducs-
day. She was s. years of ago and spent
her young life IN the firm now owuc,a
by 4. W. Scott. IT Bridgeport. west Of
Gown.
.ii" WAS y sister Of Moan !. Hatcher
OF this town. who is very trail from in
iirniiirs Of age. Decreased Is survived
by two sisters. Mrs. Pickering. where
she mad" hrr home and Mrs. Lcandcr
Moore. OF Iowa.
Fun"ral services were held nn Friday
u; J.. M. Ivy Rev. DiCkcrSun Of st.
ClairsviIe ". r. church and Rev. Ira
1c"pcr "i the l.. =. church at III. same
place. Tnr body was laid In Il vault il
Union cemetery At ST Ciarsvillr ln
await n better condition of tnr runds,
when il will hr inferred In Tho rnnIil "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. ". Va. january Is.
Great difficulty has been encountered
in all parts of West Virginia in tho up.
rrai ion If trains. but the. l.. and -,
has IN" uuiqu" distinction nf having
lost" = trHim between I'airlnnnl and
MUrganinwn Thursday morning I'll"
lain du" at MurrHnlOWn shortly after
midnight l.!i f'"irmnnl on time and
inIL" il" way Enrth. bu; when past I'f-
i,ugiun tn" tram was lost tn railroad Of
ricius For four hours the TELEPHONE
and Telegraph lines W"r.. kent hot by
rxCitr,l Officials. but without result. un-
i'll ahnn' : o'clock when the train slowly
lilnIr.d iutn th. Mursantowu Station \
tire had gun. bal IN tho engine three
mills from M"rci:niuwn and. rs 10 t"I.
,phou,% ar t"lrcTLIh offices were near
no news ''"uIi III. sent out through tho
storm Of IN. might un,i! IN" ncinr WAS
patched III
IT," al IN" rivers. TIN. TygarIS Valley
and TIA. M"n"nEah"la. ar" forming West
EirciuIa'< improved roads. Down In
Nlrnnurn'ia county hundreds If people
are. u$InG thr river !"c as Il highway. AS
the ir. is IL" heaviest in years being
NOR. than L f""' thick. One Ford driver
broke. through tho ic. nj Star civ, bat
narrowly missed taking a full plung,
IN thu icy river waller.
y I:rmcS. Taylor cuuniy'& sralor
II weights and measures. seized and
condemned us "ut Of 1876 sacks Of flour
al Il local wholesale hnTSr rs Il WAS
found t. h" short in weight. The short
ug.. WAS made good by tn" owners.
Harry owens and Clyde kimnci Of
Grafton. hay" entered the uftiC. of y. IL.
la wSQu -: fatrinont. district manager
for the federal fuel administration.
Stockholders a: the Star tilHSs COM
pauy nf Star City, which recently lost
it, big glass plant by fire met at Alnr-
gantown Monday and voted To decline
The offer Of assistance from Morgan
town people In rebuilding. Star City has
already contributed largely towards re.
building and this offer will alone be &C
ccptcd when ready TO rebuild. II Is said
Charles Sinsel. IT.. son Of DR.. c. ~
Sinsel Of Grafton. state senator from
this district has sailed for Franco. hav-
ing completed course of training 1T
All aviation school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
STOCKS AND BONDS
0UT-THE-PlkE
Had Narrow Escape.

Iuhn Enlt. Il farmer residing up n'E
Wheeling creek had Il very narro" Us
cape from death last Saturday eFerihR
III Glcnwoud. when the sled he was driE-
ing was struck with II West Virginia
Traction and Electric car. fln was re-
turning from market with Sled loud or
provisions and when the noise OF the
bells OIL his sleigh drowned out the
sound Of the gong Of tho car he drove
directly in front Of the car, Which threw
him almost under the wheels. his l"it
leg just barely escaping tho r"Ar trucks
of the car The sled WAS completely
demolished by tho collision. ana the
horses h.camc frightened aud ran Tor
about two hundred yards. stopping only
when one uf them fell down. lnjurihE
it's left leg painfully. y physician
,yas called and rendered medical ala 10
MIR. Bult. he having sustained num-
rruuS bruises about the head and chest.
none Of which will likely prove serious.
street car traffic was held up for over
an hour. The street car was IN charge
of Notorman Tnnlcy,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
CLASS NIGHT TO
Be HELD THURSDAY
Graduating Glass From High School to
! Stage Class Play Wednesday
| Night

Wednesday clrning ii tho auditorium
Of the high school. the members OF the
graduating class Will give their class
play. The play will hc interesting and
original and will b" well staged. rs the
class has been rrhcarsimg faithfully for
some time.
The Juniors. or members Of the class
OF 1915 will hr thu uShcr$ Of the eve
ming. Deserved tickets are now being
sold. The rnl"r decorations Will bc.1n
old gold and blu. III" school culors. and
the junior anu senior class culOrS.
There Will hc /. special musical pro-
gram given by thu high school orchestra
under the direction Of Miss Lucy Robin
son.
Thursday evening the graduation OK
crciScs will hr held. The "rati"ns for
commencement will he given by Miss
Rhca Hartr and t.llwuud Miner, and the
commencement address viii be delivered
Ivy Or. Alison ELLIS. president Of IN"
ohio State University. one Of the must
prominent educators IF the state. TIL"
diplomas will he presented ny Edward
Rogers. president IL the board OF cuu"a-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
The Tempters and zaNah
Today at The Court

"t'un FOR AL and all for Fun" at tic
Court thcarr" today al -" ana tonight
nj Sli ~ Thu TrmT,St"rS" viii lc tie
attraction. This popular hurIrsQu' "ilE-
imitation will Once more b. welcomed
as any nttrurti"n under Tho liak"r and
Kahn production il always sure /"
please.
The Sc ,n,ry ana effects 81 The
TrmpSlcrs" are :. rnast"rpi"c" Of mod
"rn theatrical slarrcraft. Two complete
acts in, six scenes arr carried ranging
from Ear off Turkey 1" Il: steamship
dock ~ New York.
The costumes and wardrobe hrc Hntil''
IL rrw this season. from the $au"y. til
ted hat " IN" chorus g!rl IN h'l dhh'!
pink SHIPPERS. Snnppy dances. lively NH
sic. funny comedians ami pretty girl"
sn 10 make NJ &" hurl"squ" Sh"" ihA,
il second .tr n"n".
5 coed .n"w material is put over ~
splendid Iilr by such celebrities Is
Max t'ir!is. Sidnr? Rogers. Hurry k'"'-
~ and Eddie Iir;,lry. The female MEM
beers If the n"iE!nIzat'un are p'"Ni" You
all know Anna Fink. the Whir'~Inu SOU
brrttr; Ruth Everett. the drlSinn! mo
chanical doll and Evelyn tlIIi:. II"
Faliiurril suur- nlId.
'''rhr Tcmp>icrS'' chorus is rlainI'I
~ h;. III. largest and fastest "u i.r'
whcrl. "nmpus,d Of tw.iity-f"ur E'riS.
AL cnrnhl" singers and graceful daurcrS
who were selected particularly i"i lh"ir
perfect figures. During the Immense pa
1rin,:" ii:.a!c III" entire iwcniy-iNuf
girls rIIi::iIiUi" l gigantic lite an"
drum ,!a.,inr marital tunes IT, III" r"n-
slauIlv rlr.u"inC lubl"auH depicting Ii'c
on the battlefront in the great wa"$--
mast aul Present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
commercial Contraction
But Securities Will Not
Suffer to Great Extent

NEW YORK. Jan. :0.-wall Street
esards as moro or less inevitable a
radual contraction OF financial. indus
hal and commercial activities. extend
Ing into the spring Of the year. in con-
sequence OF the governments couserra'
don decree.
The belief prevails. however. that In.
Festment securities are not likely to suf-
Fer serious disturbance OF quoted
Ealues. The comparative scarcity OF Of
(erings which followed the abrupt news
rom Washington is accepted as an in
lication Of the markets liquidated con-
lttion.
Peace possibilities were actively can
FaSsed early in the week, but received
check later. on signs Of another Teu-
onic offensive along the western front.
oGether with thu address OF the British
premier. which emphasized the doriR-
Ence Of the military leaders OF the Gem
raj powers and urged m immediate in
rease of the entente allies forces
Private financial projects designed to
meet the requirements OF industrial
Companies ore likely To be- indefinitely
deferred because OF WaShiurton's latest
dict. Some Of thu railroads seem TO he
nlerginh from their more adverse condi-
IONS OF last year. although. gross earn
ngs continue t. be largely absorbed by
reater operating rnS,s.
It was thought that this action OF the
baltimore and Ohio railroad directors in
declaring Ne regular dividend on tho
ommcn stock might serve as 4 guide
DIT other roads similarly situated. but
dvices from Washington plainly dis
puraged such 4 general policy.
Tho world war preclud"s fair COM
arison OF present monetary conditions
18th those OF corresponding periods "f
ecent years but ;hc trend obviously
: towards higher rates Tor all forms
e accommodation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
MAJORSV|LLE

Mr.. Francis Durhin Of IacktowD. Is
Very i'll from spinal trouble and heart
diS,.aS.'.
Mr and Mrs. j. L. Allison and Mrs. s.
sister. Mrs, Martha Atkinson.
Mrs. Wylir Grow is Spending this
week with her son Martin. who Is quite
III at his boarding house at Wind ridge.
Mrs. Mary Frye is confined {" her
h0rn" by II severe attack of tnusilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs: Caldwell! OF Dallas. and
Mr.. a:,d Mrs. Wooden Homes. Of Crows
Mill. spent Sunday with their brother
in-iaw Mr. Francis Durhin and family.
Mrs. Marthp Atkinson. who has been
seriously SICK for the past fortnight.
IS improving.
are enjoying swell" time-ninetecn
Of their number having mumps.
Owing /" the storm Of Saturday eve
ming the attendance at the hall wns
very small but the Lad with the
furnished by the young ladies. Noted
the sum ~ $1,000. or an average OF $l.oS
each. The moncy will be used to aid
In paying for new singing BOOKS tor the
Salem NJ T. church.
Mr. Lougstreth. superintendent ut the
gasolene plant. at this place: has accept
I'd Il position at the Grey GaSoiene stn-
ton near Huntsville. and will move his
family to that place by January Fl. n.
F. Richmond was appointed supcrtntsn-
dent ut the Sasolene works. following
MIR LOuEStTctnS .eSlSIEiLloH $50
Lieut. w i Samons. OF Ca!tsiw1ll leave
Tor the front Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cuttings Of Calls.
spent Wednesday with MT. and Mrs Guy
Howard Richmond and family VIII
,,ny,. in the near future |" the company
house ut the plant. ana MI RlHEle VIII
probably rent the house left vacant by
Mr.. Richmond. ~,
mastered and expects TO be aole 10 move
70 his new home shortly. ~
There is a thin s kim or Ice ABOUT ~
inches thick ovre the Crow creek INC
i,.n in our creek is not. nearly SO heaFy
owing to the warm waters from inc SaS
plant. Da r-o,,, =,
;r nrEn r." =" January Is. 1915. Mrs,
srnxn was formerly Miss Nora Raymer
"A Mrs ir Lucinda Crlder. who has been
suffering for the past several weeks
from = fractured hip. is able 10 eie UP
.or 4 few hours each day.
/ T.. Alison received q letter during
rho week from his son. Ellsworth, Of
t:,nu sheridan. stating that he was sur
,erinp from throat trouble. out hoped
"a resume duty soon.
Insenh Jillet. who has been most scrl-
o;(sly i'll. is slightly improved.
Little Miss Virginia Myers IS suiter-
ing from q severe cold
Wyl, Crow WAS business NlSalo' ~
Cameron Thursday,
From onc-third to one fourth or inc
1a1T corn crop remains unhusked IN th!S
- rhhn hoOd Already there Is quite 4
demand for seed corn for spring plant
DL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
WEST LIBERTY

Tho last cold wave again almost shut
tho little town off from the outsidrl
world. The roads being SO drifted anG.
ley. il made travel dangerous. Tho ru-
ral mall carrier had trouble in getting
through and =. c. Ray was not able to
got his machine to Wheeling for, two
Gays on account OF tho cold. Services
were not ncld in the Christian or ~. II
churches. Services wore held in tho
basement al the Presbyterian church as
it was impossible TO heat the upper
church. Rev. ". W. Castle did not
hold services At Short Creek or. Clinton.
The rural club gave an interesting
program AZ the Normal on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. s. s. Curtis spent few days
Il, home storing the cars for the win.
ter. He expects to leave soon to joDl
Mr.. Hcarn at Miami. Florida -.
Mrs Elizabeth Mont comnry ia home
from a several weeks visit in Wheel
ing.
Tho weekly prayer meeting was
held on "Wednesday evening at tho home
of Mrs. Milton Hedges.
Friends hero are sorry To learn of tho
illness Of pneumonia. OF Of Miss Wilma
Foster 4 nurse et Fort Green. y. c. and
hop. for h..r Il speedy recovery.
The citizens OF West Liberty were
startled to hear nj the death OF Mr.. TIL
ION. the gas collector. Ho had many
friends in TOWN and had been with the
State G:tE Co.. for eighteen yearA Nj.
Anderson. 'ormrr collector. made tho
trip last week.
Mcssrs.' James schaffer Roy Moore.
Howard Baumhergcr called on Mr.. Roy
L. ioho Sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
WILL Be OPEN HOUSE
TODAY AT LOCAL Y. ".
Y. W. C. A. Will Care for Hundreds Of
Girls Thrown Ont Of Work on
"EueLess" Mondays.

While hundreds Of girls VIII" have
been thrown cat Il work. un 'fucllcSS
Monday" by order of federal fuel adj
ministrator Garfield. The local Young
WomcG'S Christian Association Will care
for these girls by giving them day
Of true rest IL the association building.
Arrangements ara being male Ia have
Il fitting program for them Mondays.
beginning today. Musical exercises,
military drilling. physical drilling rNcr-
cScS. and many other such nnuSrlnt~ IS
Will ~. provided for the young ladies
and H.. afternoon will hr full Of
unuS"mrntS for Tn" girls. ~ o'clock
a lunch will i"r Srrv"d TIL" girls Will
be charged tn cents for lunch. and
thus they will b.. rnrhlcd to stay 1T the
building.
In the rvrui+iE another plc has
hccl arranged Hlh every girl who
would otherwise. h" idl" On tins day Is
invited IT, core. II will h'. open house
IN all girls whether they belong :" ;hr
association nr not.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
BELMONT,0.

YIN. Ga,ten vas calling at Belmont
Friday.
Mancle Evcrs was at Bethesda ono
day last week.
James Scott and Lester Wood wore
callers at Bethesda Friday.
Mrs. James Norman visited at John
Wharton's one day last week.
Mcssrs. Thomas and Cecil Calvert
passed through this community last
Friday.
Frank Hawkinh"rry called n; Doug
lass Hatchcr's Wednesday,
John Davis was Il caller at Bethesda
last Friday.
Vim. Hatcher and Clcm zoe were CALL
ers a. Belmont one day last week.
Sanford Milhoan called at clyde
Travis one day last week.
Miss Chloe Kemp visited Mt John
kemp's last Thursday.
Misses Belle and Lucy IIoffmarH Of
Alledonia called ut Morgan Gattcn's
Thursday.
w. S. Wilson visited friends near
AlledoniA few days this week.
Andy Kemp Was calling at J. w.
Kenps one day this week.
Mrs. John Milhoan visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Monday.
T. J. Hatcher was calling at Hunter
Wednesday.
Alexander Masters and son Allison,
were callers Mt Belmont Wednesday,.
Mrs. George Price was n callor at
Bethesda Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Production CuTtai|ed in
Steel Industry 40 Pr. Ct.
By the Shortage in Fuel

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-C1lrtailment OF
steel production within the last few
days has been more pronounced. reports
from producing sections east and west
indicating a reduced turn out Of from
ID 20 50 percent The Immediate
cause for this is the shortage of fuel.
Government requirements have been in
creasIng 20 further exclusion OF private
demands.
administrator Garfield's closing order
has been promptly pbeyeG. The cSCcl-
tions include snipbuildine plants and
others engaged in making arms and
munitions which were exempt under the
ruling.
The United States steel corporation
has promised that all plates and other
steel material needed for ship building
during the year will be Forthcoming
The call for ship plates has been heavy
and the capacity OF the rolling mills
limited
The closing of many plants during
tho week has caused a material d"clind
in the production OF steel plate. Con-
gcstior OF warehouses. yards and termi-
nails is held responsible for the closing.
Pig iron cannot be had except on cuIp
rent contracts which. are from four 10
six weeks behind. Furnaces ar" sold
u7 to capacity until next July. Scare
ity of coke is bringing about a steady
reduction Of output
Private demand for copper has been
light.
Production Of lead has fallen off The
demand in the local market has been
below normal owing 20 lack Of trans-
portation facilities.
The market is bare of SPOT tin with,
no CHANG: 10 rrpi"nish except through
Singapore or Hong Kong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
Rnskcthall Team returns.

Tho local high school team has re-
turned from their "trip d"wn the state.
anu although they lost three games
straight. their spirits arc not dampt rcd
in the least. TIL" Team WAS not in an!
condition for tn" games. and were play
ing under i great neutrality-suspicious.
floors and different methods of rcr"rcE-
.ug than that employed in this section.
The team returned in Il badly crippl"i
condition. One man had Il diSlocatrd arm
another IL Splirtcred elbow. on" badly
lacrralcd head. black eye, and various
other minor injuries. The style of has
kr: hall played by the d"wn-s'at"rS is
vastly different from TINT displayed
here. ard il Is thought that with tn"
referee Of this section in charge OF the
game. many NJ them would hc out Of tho
game in five minutes on personal fouls
fnllanShrc and SiStcrSrillc will be met
on Friday and Saturday evenings Of this
week Oh the Casino floor n Wheeling
park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-21
100000 RETURNS
MADE UNDER RULING

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Blank forms
on which individuals and business or.
CARNATIONS must report to revenue col
lcclors each payment Of $500 or more
made during 1917 to any person, or cor
poration. We're completed to-day By tho
Internal revenue bureau and will hC dis
lributcd this week. officials estimate
that between l".g60. 900 and 20,O0H.OH0 re-
turns must be made under this rcgula-
iiun. which replaces the provisions of tn =,
old law that income taxes were 10 be lie
withheld At the source. and will furnish
The government information for check
ing up income tax returns.
The bureau mas given notice TINT NIL
corporal ions with stock valued at So,
On0 or more must make returns under
the corporation tax provision ~ the war
revenue act before February l. although
the tax applies only to corporations with
more than S99,U0 stock.