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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-29
DEATH LAID TO GATEMAN
Coroner Holds Him After Train Kills
Woman

John B. Leonard. Trenton, a Reading
Railway gate-tender at the Woodburne,
Bucks County. crossing. was held with
out bail by Coroner knight today to
await the Sction of the Montgomery
County Grand Jury, charged with hay
ing caused the Ceath of Mrs. Jane T.
Bye. Narberth. August 30.
1t was testified it was the duty of
Leonard TO keep the gates at Wood
burne down except when no train was
due. 1t was also testified that although
he must have known the New York eN-
press was u Leonard allowed Mrs.
Bye to drive her machine on the track,
The express wrecked the car, causing
Mrs. Bye's death.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-29
WANT BONNIWELL OFF TICKET
State Democratic Organization
Nav Demand His Retirement

A demand by the Democratic State
organization that Judge Eugene G. Bon
riWaIl, party candidate for Governor. re-
tire from the ticket may be made when
the State committee meets at Harris
burg next Wednesday. \ report to this
effect was current yesterday.
Party leaders contemplate such ac-
ton. 1t is said, in retaliation on Judge
Bonniwell. who demanded recently that
!. Washington Logue, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. withdraw.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-29
DRAFT HELD
Four Men Taken in Camden an,
Vicinity

Four young men. arrested in Camden
and Yorkship Village, n. j.. for viola
ton of the selective draft regulations.
were turned over to the Department of
Justice today for prosecution.
They were Donnelly Branch. thirty
years old. 677 Ferry street. Camden. and
koelich Phillips. thirty, 500 South street,
Philadelphia. held for refusing to sign
their medical examination apers. and
Roman SiridrowitZ. twenty-three, and
william {. Barsky. twenty-three. both Of
Butler. Pa. arrested in Yorkship Viii
lage for failing to return their question
naireS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-29

There are now 2O.l93 employees of the
Pennsylvania Railroad system. inClud-
ing all lines both east west of Pitts
hurgh. on active duty in the military or
naval service Of the United states. This
is shown by reports compiled from all
divisions and departments. OF the to-
tai number. 1903 men have been draw
from the ines east of Pittsburgh, and
6lOS from the western lines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-29

decorated FOR bravery
Captain Meehan was formerly a lieu
tenant in Company I of the First Penn
~sylvania Infantry, and had seen service
on the Mexican frontier. where he hao
been raised to a captain. st.,
He was a graduate of the parochlal
schools here. and while in F~hiladelphia
was associated for fourteen years win
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company. He was also ass0clateu
in business with his brother. Thomas
Meehan. of Meehan and Rankin, jewe-
lers, 1850 Chestnut street.
Thomas Meehan Is a ma tor in me
same regiment. also in France, the
brothers having sold out the business
before they sailed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-29

III France. 'aptdlll
Meehan is in com
mand Of Company
B. of the l09th In
fantry.
His mother. Mrs.
Mary Meehan. re-
ceived a letter from
him saving he had
been wounded by
shrapnel in the bat
tie on the Marine.
but after a few
weeks in the hos
pital was back al
his post again. and
that he had beer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-29
Cardinal Farley Much Improved

Mamsroneck, \. ". Aug. 29.-(By l..
n. S.).-Cardinal Farley's condition was
reported as very much improved" by his
physicians today. The prelate passed a
good night and hope for his recovery was
revived.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-29
CAPTAIN MEEHAN DECORATED
Philadelphia Jeweler. Wounded,
Wins Service Cross

CAPTAIN Edward Meehan. thirty-two
wears old, 1885 Ridge avenue, has been
awarded the Distinguished Service Cross
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-03
New Fall Millinery

All of the charming features of the new Fall
FashiOns-all of the clever artistic touches of the
best designers will be found in these new autumn
hats. Though perhaps not elaborate as the
modes of previous seasons, they are undoubtedly
more effective and striking and no one will deny
that fall hats have never been captivatingly
beautiful.
The style information you will gain from view
ing this fascinating millinery will be abso-
lutely authoritative, for in no instance have we
allowed entrance to doubtful model And in
spite of most discouraging conditions, we have
assembled for this exhibit large an assortment
we've shown for many seasons.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-03

These Fall garments though not as expensive as
many OF you perhaps imagined have the priceless qua
lity of giving their wearers smartness and distinc
tiveness of appearance. This is in perfect harmony
with the increased ability to accomplish big things
and the over growing patriotic and business activity
so evident in the American of today.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-03

No. 2595-A jaunty model OF
Serge, accordion pleated skirt edged
with satin. Collar, reverse and sash
Of satin soutache braid and buttons
on waist-S39.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-09-03
CHlLDRENS SHOES

That Will Withstand the Racket OF
School Wear.
They will do this in way to ex-
ceed your expectations. The young
ster who tries to wear out a pair OF
them in hurry will find that he has
real job on his hands.
These shoes have good strong
counters, vamps and soles, soft pill
able uppers. and lasts which allow
plenty OF play to all their toes. The
wear they will give will more than
offset the amount of their cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
BarneSyille Briefs.

Thomas Taylor If West Main street
was at WoodsIirld Saturday 10 attend
the funeral OF his cousin. David Nc
Ci,mm II. !
Mrs Henry ions Of near SomcrtUn
- visiting Mrs. Frank Nandync az South
broadway.
panied his sister. Miss Mary. 10 Clcve-
land Sunday .wh"rH she will take treat
m,nt in u hospital in that city.
Frank Ellis Of Camp Sherman spent
the wr"k-"nr! al his home here.
+. l.. Iocum of East Main street is
confined la his homo as 4 result Of in
.iuricS received in Z fall last Friday
evening.
Francis Hibbard uf tho ordnance de-
Partm"n'. under ~" SUPER, sIon ~ tho
University III Pittsburgh. spent Satur-
day and sunday with his. mother. Mrs.
ka'c Fiibhard. If South Broadway.
Earl NOVEL; Of Cameron. W. VA, IS
visiting with friends ni this place
Andy Ryan of this place spent the
Weekend AT his home in Ztncsvile.
\. II. tempting OF. gainesville visited
Saturday and Sunday with friends here.
Miss Mari" Gibson Il Laws street is
III" guest nf her friend. Miss Lucille Dem
nelly. OF Youngstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Brown Of East
Main STREET have returned after sew
oral weeks visit with the. children az
tpnora and Moncsscn. Pa
Ed Scuu uf Wheeling spent Sunday
with his mother. Mrs. Maria Scu,t. nf
North Lincoln avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
.BELLA|RE HAS
BIC FLOOD LOSS
ESTIMATED LOSS IN THAT SEC
TON, INCLUDING WEST
WHEELING 100000.
Thrift Stamp Sale In Public Schools
Reaches S63e.75.-othcr Ohio
City News.

The wors, ice gorge that "vcr cihSE"d
the Ohio river. hruk" about o'clock
Monday morning causing much damage
10 river craft and other property. IL
is estimated that damage viii amount
TO nearly Sin0.n"".
A number of h"u-:hoa;s were COM
xl.,cly wrecked and Other rIv"r craft
"WsS>- damaged hy tho heavy IL" fi"cs.
The tipple OF I:all ard River Min" No.
/ wa; damaged and II Will take several
DAYS 10 max" repairs. tn" Nancy
wharfboai WAS crnwi"h UI '-i ~" bank
and is in Il bad condition. TIL" ferry
boat Charcn suffered considerable" dam
age, The t6wb"a, catherine. owned by
the Armstrong sand company 81
Wheeling, mcprcd Ia IN" Ohio $hor" just
south Of tho E.'usnn i"rrE landing.
broke loose and went down with i'".
Several smaller h"a'~ owned 10y INC
same company arc Ja,nm"d high on the
ice and are in bad condition.
At Nest Whr"l;ug HI lv' - pied III
feet high on the Halttin"r" and ph'n
railroad tracks and coal boat raiS'u
, high on top. Trafft" on tn" division
was. suspended yesterday Will" wreck
crews attempted L. clear III: track. L
is expected this work Viii rcuu!r" Soy
eral days.
The Bcila;rc division of In" Wheel
ing Traction company was cHt orr AZ
West Wheeling aud all passengers for
Wheeling were transferred atttV Walk
ing to bridgeport where They COX
aboard another .a:. CARS w"r' ;ttt" Z"
run through To Wheeling lai: last nISh'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Martins Forty Briefs.

Ern~s; C;reon nl Jefferson street. who
io,ncd tho West virginia National
.;l,ard while il WAS III camp on IN" Is
land far grounds has rc""Iv"'l AN hon
orabir discharges IN tn" grounds "t h''-
ing physically unfit.
4 case of diphth"ria was reported &"
Tho health officer yesterday afternoon.
IN. victim being a child of Mr. an~
Mrs William Dow nf t'HtawhH and Vim"
streets The HON" was quaraEtin"d.
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold regular monthly meet
ing this evening ut tho HON" Of Mrs. y.
W. Kerr on South Eighth street
Thu weekly meeting Of In" knights
Of PythaS will he held in IN" on Han
over street this evening.
Howard Mills or Mount Pleasant was
in the city on 4 business trip yesterday
afternoon.
-Four members Of III" regular teach
ing staff at TIA" rcntrrl school building
w"r" III duty yesterday IN account "f
illness.
The lock hox"s for n" now post"it'"c
building w"r" shipped yesterday. &C
rnrdnr 90 word received by IN" post
master.
T.. *. Hog" we'll known druggist. loft
last evening an Il business trip tn Now
York and Cleveland.
W :. r"l:nd "i Pleasant Grove was
in the city yesterday Afternoon on bust
moss.
The good Shedding weather which has
prevailed for Ihr past srycral weeks
has brru broken 10y IN" RECENT ihaw.
\ large crowd watched tn" breaking
mf the g"rE" at ia" river yesterday
morning. Parsons r'fuminlnG w al night.
Attorney ". r. piNnn returned last
evening after spending tn" day in 81.
C'lairSSill. on business.
Miss l.ncillr Perry VIII" underwent
nm operation NJ til" local hospital last
week. * improving.
/; is likely that ih. W. & l.. r.. trains
Viii H., alb" Ia r''%u'n" iir":r regular
>rhriui" tins morning
Mrs \. II. pu"riur was hostess to
tho " "mh,r T.: "f tn" Muulny Night club
AZ h"F home IN Walnut street last eve
niuS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
LIVERYMAN SAYS:
ITS ALL They
CLAIM FOR IT"
Says He Regained His Weight BY
Taking TanlaC.

Mr. !. r. Freeman. The wrll'knoWn
livery man o. Suffolk. VA. was oadl!
rundown; could not digest his 1000
and his weight was reduced from l'p
pounds 10 l35 pounds.
Il MAS in bad condition.. SAID MT
Freeman. in discussing The matter
II was restless and could not Steep
and felt that must do something
10 get relief farom thu distress in my
stomach caused by acute indigestion
Upon the recommendation OF Mr.
Hart. Of the NanSnmond Drug Co.. |
began 10 take TanlaC. and after nav.
ing used half bottle | felt, heLtcr.
Well, | continued 10 take Tanlac &C
cordinG 10 directions until had taken
four bottles. and | want 10 say mat
This medicine is all they ella i'm for II
Il gained back the weight | lost anG
more: can digest my food: rai any
thing. and sleep a. we'll As ever.
now weigh 165 pounds and mover felt
better in my life
Mr.. Freeman continued: "Tanlac Is
an excellent medicine. and | consider
il worth several times its price.
The genuine Tanlac is sold IN Whe"I'
ing by G. H. GTicSt & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
McMechen Briefs

Tho. wr"rkag" Of III" Steamer Ruth
j. lodged against III" West virginia
$hur" several hundred yards south Of
boat. ilr moving out OF The. gorge did
no material danaE" III this vicinity. The
wafer covered low lying lands in the
N,rlntN "f IN" car barn hut no houses
Wrr" fluud"d.
M"Mr"hnn Lodge. No. IA. knights IF
l'vih,ns. will hold II business nn"ting
Ibis evening III tho lndg" quarters in
the MrM"chcn building.
Miss .Nur"lla Monahan. OF Wcllshurg.
spent Sunday h"r" with friends.
TIL" tl'Kau" club here entertained last
rninC with Gan"r AT the clubs hall
~ Fourth and Logan streets. Music for
Ih" r,rra-ion was furnished by an or
rhcstr1
pr"pnr;t'Io1Is mr." rapidly being com
plr;ch for, n" thrift stamp meeting 10
he hold h"rc Friday evening in the
auditorium, Of III" school building
TIL, ri.Sr held III" attention OF local
pcopl, throughout the day yesterday
Hundreds gathered al the dam during
thu. morning hours 10 watch the ice flow
out.
Many M"Mcchcn people arc suffering
81 sore arms while others are quite
ill., AS a result Of vaccination.
Lincoln LcdGr No. ~. I. O. q. F.. held
business meeting last evening in the
lodge quarters in the McMcchen build
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
GAINESVILLE

rtrSESVILLE. Feb. Ill unerA!
sorri,rs for William Reed were hcld
from the Bethel chutrh Monday morn,
inr R.y. l.. s. Rose ot bridgeport ara
Rev. Carl Gilmore Of this place officiat,
inr The death Of Mr.. Feed occurred
a. tho home Of his daughter. Mrs. Jenny
Erdd nf Columbus, Thursday night
,bou, midnight. death following lin
ccrjns Illness. He was So years or aye
ana was onc Of the most prominent
farmers this section has even known
Two daughters and four sons surT'Nc'
w.. Rudd and George Reed Of Column
bus Otha Reed or Springfield, Mrs. r.
r. Douglas and Homer Reed OF near
Eailcy's Mills. and Frank Reed OF
Tcxas. The remains wer" brought 10
this place and taken 10 the nome near
EaIley's Mills. Saturday, lntermche
was made al. Bethel cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
BeIIaire Briefs.

Miss Fannie TalIman has returned
from visit with friends At East Liver
pool.
Mrs r. l.. Bowman will lcar" today
for Rattle creek. Mich. /" visit h"r
husband.
Mrs. clarence Huffman has returned
from :, viSi; ar Camp Sherman.
Prof. J. V. Nelson. principal OF the
high school. has been called To Jeru-
s;,lrn,. O.. by tho death nt his sister
Rev. +. l.. Erect is i'll at his home on
North Jefferson street.
Miss I'lorcnCc Workman. Of Gravel
Hill. has gon" 10 Pittsburgh 10 attend
The millinery npcniuSs.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mountain. OF
South Rcllarc. are the parents Of
baby boy.
tn" Misses Bradley will entertain
friends this evening at their home ON
Belmont Str""'.
The revival meetings will continue
this week at tho South hellairc NJ. l..
church.
:. n. Rlun has returned from trip
~ New York and philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12

rhoolS OF tho same number sell NOR
stamps. Following is report OF the
sale last Friday and the totals Tor the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
,STEUBENvILLE
Special Dispatch 10 The Intclligcnccr

Special Dispatch 10 The 1ntcllfscnc"r
STliE BEN NrELE. o.. Feb. 11.--Wlth
the coming of the first nice weather OF
tho year undesirable characters OF
every description have begun 10 infeSt
this city as in the past. AS result OH
the influx Mayor Frank A. Feist has
issued al order that all men with n"
visible means of support arc to hr
rounded up and driven from the city
with instructions never to return. With
in the past - hours "a offenders most
~ buns and hoboes have been arrested
They did not all have 10 face the mayor
this morning as some time during Tie
night one Of the number picked the locN
on the bastilc door and majority or
them escaped. Those who remained
were let off providing they left tn"
city. They promised 10 so. Mayor
F'cist declares that he intends TO en-
force this order TO the letter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Hoosicr homes help Hoover.
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails 10 stopitching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, pim-
pies, rashes. blackheads in most cases
give way to zemo. Frequently, minor
blemishes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zemo is safe.
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. II costs only 35c; an extra
large bottle, Sl.0O. 1t will not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins. -
The Z. ~. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Give The Stomach
A Chance To Work

We can't expect the stomach 70 act
normally II the natural avenues OF s1 1ia-
80 ~ az refuas. when the bowels are
eonstipatsd the stomach !. called upon a
for work beyond tts capacity end tNs
discomfort generally, and. unless III.
condition II promptly sslevsd, serious
An elective remedy Tor constipat1on
10 sold n drug stores under DEF. the 1s'a e
- combination Of simple laxative herbs
Win ysPsa +asi ns.s on ;ss .s sSx' s, N
;nG Or other pain or discomfort, s4ord-
tns speedy rslIof. Get : bottle Of Dr..
CsldWsn's syrup fspGn from yonr drug.
Si,t and have u in the house Whs1 you
need It; It costs only nfty cents and =
the ideal family remedy, naild saenIh
nctsntly powerful for the strongest eo1-
st1tution: 4 trial bottle, frse Of e1AfEe'
e:1 7. b. Sns. AZ Sy.Ssar sf s1 =" ~.
Gallo. Illinois 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
SpecInl Lenten Services.

Tho following is tho program Tor IN"
sncriol l,cntcn services which Will he
held at ST. rauIs Episcopal church.
starting tomorrow and continuing until
Easter:
Ash Wednesday,. February IL. ~ n. IN.
and 80 r. IN. Tuesday evenings n,
so. Addresses by visiting clergy:
February ~. RI. Rev. T |. E"esc: Fob
ruary @G. R"v. II. l." lIndlry: March =.
Rev. r T.. l.. S;ridcr; March -. Rev j.
birmingham: March 10. Rev. J. l.. FISH.
Thursday afternoons nj o'clock. Thu"
r.riscopal Church in our Country. In
formal lectures IN Tho guild rooms. FRI
dav evenings Il, 40. n series of ad-
dresses on Prayer. the EiECrst Thing
IN a chris ian'* Life.
tn" services for Holy w""k and Last
or day will b. announced later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Whllshnrr Rrief6

Miss E:ha IIo"N"r is. visiting in Chill
llrothe. o.. and Al lamp sherman.
George W. Caldwell and Miss Leota
Caldwell spent tn" Weekend with rela-
tIves in W-ilsvillc =.
Miss Edith krlly ~ Stcuhcnvillc. O.,
WAS n W"Ishurg caller sunday.
Miss liiida bowman ~ Pittsburgh.
Pa. operator for the Western Union
Telegraph company. has gone TO Sis
IrrsviIlr tn work temporarily after two
weeks spent in this city.
Miss Alice Webb visited in Cleveland.
o. Sunday. Her mother. Mrs. Alice
Webb. returned To this city with her to
make her homo.
Misses Sarah Young and Hazel Rods-
crs and william Davis OF Martins Ferry,
O.. arc visiting at the home Of Mt. and
Mrs Will Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred RiEnor and
daughter. Hazel Dell. OF Wheeling are
visiting relatives in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
I BELLA|RE
DRAF TEES ARE
BEING SOUGHT.
NAMES FURNISHED CHIEF OF Po-
LICE WITH ORDERS TO BRING
THEM BEFORE BOARD.
Many Are Foreigners, Giving Their Adj
dress in That CommunIty-Fs~
from Moundsvtue.

Ecllalrc city draft board completed
the list u. drlinqu"nis Hh" have iallcH
ia nll GU, qucStinnnairrs. and This list
has been handed Ia lhc chief It p"i'cE
,,.;,h INSTRUCTIONS In rmund them up.
.r,.,, m,u whcr located. viii probably
hs indicted INTO the service Il 'hey a''
founI physically lit. There arc IL iHsn
md below arc given their names anu tue
addresses they gave when rcGis'Gt'ns
y"--t;iovannl Rostl. 18TH 81" bc,'a''g'
ySi--tIustvsiow H!Cyk. i u. No. -
Bcllairc.
ai6-Sam urrim"rs, EHI'a'rc'
I72.--Francn Clamp. E"lIa!rc.
747-Matthcw R6Sr, cIth ST., bcIIalre'
ot.-Tclmar Henry. 49, Union d.
Eellairc.
g75-OIsc" Carpenter. NriiS'
llSn-Ginvannl tiranoIhia. friIal'e'
l""O-Barciro tiaSparIri. Hcllaire'
l23s-Au,onlu Sicnn, kl:c.
lo37-Joc kilcoko. plIlI"s.
ls69-Frank Palmer 39tl Lennon o.
Eclluirc.
BcllaIrc-
I4OT-Joc Silajkis. ProvIdrnt.
lt"9-Rlrcardu Sl"na, H':lltlrc.
l4,3-Ichn Slavlnck. Steel.
I476-Thomas Wilson. 4416 Trumpu'!
ST., Brilaire.
l47s-Grorge Brnik. Moundsrille. W. va.
l4S;-Wm. II. Horton, 500 Monroe s'''
Bcllairc.
l4Sa--Antum Surlna. Rcllalrc.
.I5i7-Jo" r'crnard"c. 3@i1 n!"n ST.
!rlIairc.
l5cS--Jcc Mikurck. ShRdysid"
, IInr,itIk SlalTSIGr.
16OI-J"hu korvoo, ShadySide..
lGn7--Io, Sohrt. Neffs.
IG"S-J"$cph Jackson. care Chas. smith
Ecllairc.
l65s-trank pulati. Shadysid".
l6GS--Ni,torio M"lac,o. R"llarc.
l7Ss-Trny Busic, ShadySidc.
l7SH-Alr>andcr koioNIInshy. Mounds
willie. W. Va.
ISn6-ISaac Hill. piIlies.
rSl7-Th"maS l.asknrtn. son. Union
s.. G,.llairr
Jarsi" Ka>lnklh. L. u. No. l.,
lSjG--John GaslaldL X. Il. NO. ). Bel
laire.
!S73-E:lIlicuo Eonachra. c92" Hamilton
St. Bcilairc.
lS7S--f .rncs' Hcn>s"c. EciIalrc
ialI---'irore" Sly. 1871 Plum alley. Eel
laire
l2i2-Ermnu rannish. a7:l Cherry ST..
Bcllairc.
iGf6--Mike MyauiativIc. ErllaIre.
I?I"-Jaspcr L.lfausl. 21"2 Belmont St.
Bcllairr.
Steve kosonuyIc. riIl"s.
l9G2--Caloerro Gandlpadnro. Plum alley.
Bcllaire.
i?63-Pctc Sclankonscki. Shadysidc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
'MECHEN
The Rev s. W. Roberts Army Cb,n,ai,

- -Ae 1@cS. D. !" 1kOpcTIS Amy CHAPLAIN
Th" Rev. RIair W. KOi"rts. pastor Of
IN" First Methodist church here, has
b""n commissioned +. s army rhaplain
and t"mN"S 'his city tomorrow for Fort
peI"hir"r". Ga. whrrr he will 20 in
training. t."E. l.nh"rtS rendered his
resignation as pastor Of tho church hero
Saturday and delivered his farewell
sermon Sunday evening Th" runrrerH-
ii"m at III" M"th"Iist church here. of
which Rev. Roberts Was pastor for n
%'"r ana hhIi. r'rrct.t 80" him leave
IN" community. hut feel proud that their
minister should b. chosen for such Il
7l"hl" work
y general farewell fnr Rev. Roberts
will he hold ihjS evening in tho First
Mrth"1ist church phrlors. The farewell
IS moi only for m"mh"rS nf the con-
&r"Eaii"n hut for III" people nf the
community In general.
The official board Of The church hero
Will meet with tho Rev. pr. n. r.
Compton. district superintendent som"
lin" today. tor IN" purros" Of naming
Rev. EnbrrtS Successor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Fifty-Ytye More Added.

The next physical examination TO he
held in this city Will TAX" place next
Monday. t'"h. Is. Il. III" city building.
This j. TN, summation that was In
Iay" h"c1l held Monday. Feb. i. but was
post po,cd on account of IN" now rules
Tor physical examination. the number
that was called WAS 10. but this num-
Der has been increased 20 ISL. for the
draft hoard have rlaSSrd - more men
in tho frs; class and these will be cX-
uruiucI .i.Xt NrnGay with tn" other
remaining number 1t IN. last call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
Meetings Close.

Special MEETINGS closed at the fIrst
NJ l.. church Sunday. February 10. win
thu record Of n"arly onr hundred con-
versions and those uniting with the
church. Tn" meetings will continue TWO
nights week. Wednesday and Sunday
nights, which will b. cvangelistc meet
rnss. Irof &. G. Chase. who has been
conducting the large chorus choir dur
ing IN. revival. returned TO his home,
near Ashtabula. Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-12
WELLSBURG

Nl1l.l.SEt 10. W. Va. Feb IL
Early Mnn1ny morning the cable at
tn" La B"ll" GOAL works south Of this
city hrok". permitting train cf four
loaded cars 10 coast down the incline
Ia III" iIrpl". 'ratri"y MalI0y and Will
liam iranni gan. employed on tho Triple.
w"r" injured when thu tHrS arrived
I'll" uppl" also was damaged consid-
crahy in the crash e..
Medical aid WAS sir"n tho two in
jursd men ard they wcr" able to get
TO their homes. The injuries ~ neither
are expected la prove serious