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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
GERMAN ATTACK MOST SEVERE
SINCE TIE MARCH OFFENSIVE

prf:rt.l reports. r..intlN" Ia IN" grand
offensive. T. -nu Monday morning
:tgHin@l In.. .,iiI''d I"r>irl"nS shows lhh'
3, +. III" most amhlli'uS stroke sine"
,I.r., - wlrcm :iIr ,i"r:nans laInrn"d
.-il.ir assault a.nfns' IN" l:ritiSh Inns
from IT," ,irIn.rr "r .Arra% /" LA l'"r".
TIN. front IN til" March Il offensive
va r,iu.rf"a :" |" about ri!;!-tiN'
, I.,il..s n i"ng:h. The "n" over Wh''h
Nm, Germans ar" attacking tnda! = Az
pruxi!unI"Ir CITY miles from thairh"
( Thrrrry On tn" w"Si. :" Messages III 'h'
I'n?,Ilrarn,' oH Iiu cas-.
III" Germans followed thor nio9i re-
cen: i:,rii"$ at ir."ihuinE an offensive
! 'rI r.. Ms L hri"f artillery I'r"T?ritil 'h
81 greatest y."l..n'.. and then cam" tina
, .d,;.lt,.,. al assault troops.
Tnrr.. seems however. III hay" been u
;.v feature of this attack. Great naval
"u.us he'd h"rT brought up h"hihh inc
enemy limos and towns AMI rlll"~ Tar
l., hI,ri 'nr actual hhltl" area w"r" taken
Under hclnhnrrm..nr. The Iinlcnr" az
Inns: ,:,nunari" is ,vid'n"ri 10y i:le fact
that IL, city "f MrliA. iW"niN-I.N" miles
w..>I IF chateau rRi"rr%. WAS under lir"
Of great prujc,ri,"s during III" night.
'rn,. rnimrrui pIri."sc a. thc Germans
ATTACKING ;tlnm;: tn" lin" from chateau
ThirrrS east along Tn" Athrh" over nc
rnll,n. hIlls /" Rheims and thence. cast
warI It" N"SSinr.:. Was similar t" lhHl IN
The great aliHrh along tn" .tiSn" late IN
May. They evidently hoped Ia NIL the
allies loss VOL prepared in this sector
IMAM elsewhere. In spite Uf tho rerulSc
at TN. ;;rrnlmuS h"f0rr Rheims carly in
June. ii may II" that Ia. allied lin" cast
ward Tr.,m t'lRt"au Thicrry had been
mo-" rhiuly held Than that from cha
irau ThI"rrY n"rth :" IN" AiSn" ana
Thence, through ia" rIrardy sector 10
WIRES
German rccul;liiu" irOnNS thus might
.yt.rl T., rurmi;uIrr loss violent. rrsiS;-
, .,rC.. in rh.. sectors ,:,sI ur Chateau Thi-
rrry and The Germans POSSIBLY hoped for
Gains which even would compel nm allied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16

rive HON" ,"!ay, :.rc"mrani"d ny MS
hr,,b.r rr. L. - H"air. and WIZ,
and .. l.. STEPHENS. nr. Beam re-
Gently received COMMISSION hS "'HI
liritrnani IN ;hr medical corps.
Colonel !. II. Burl"N - All" !" p''
about the Strr";S after having uhhcr-
gone an operation AT The ii"nHa!c NOS
, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. g. syh"rt ar" on \
tour Ia cleveland anal other points III
ohio and Pennsylvania.
! t. White. spencer White. Misses
,;crtrusr and I.nr"na Whit" and MISC
Marie hester hay" son" :" N"wrnrt
New: To visit WiIl White. wh" "Xpc'.lS
I" l"av" for Franc" IN" latter part OF
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Il. Roberts have
returned from An aui" trip including
Mt. lake Park and Terra MA.
Miss Mabel Woodruff has gone 70
Trrrn Alta for tho summer.
I. Gordon is tranSaCtlnE business mai
tors in New York city.
sumner Linrh is confined I" hts home
on seventh street with Illness.
:. ". Meals. former resident OF the
city. hmi now Of Pittsburgh. is VISITING
here.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Callahan and daugh-
ter Margaret. uf jefferson avenue have
returned from camp L"r. where they
visited their son. John.
Mrs II. l.. BENNETT "f Parsons. fh"i
administrator OF Tucker county. Is
visiting her brother. u. l.. Morf"rd OF
First ST rr,'t
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Bellaire Briefs s.

Ed:ar Eurrrw., has returned 20 Cam"
sherman aft"r 4 visit with "clht'rsS
H"7"
M-. and Mrs. Harry Thompson AMI
daHSht'r has" returned from u N.$It
with friends ~ l:arn"sTill".
InuI Wirnurn'r has I"n" :" Som'r-
80. *. To .Is.l his sister
MISC Edith Trm.N Of Columbus Is II
r'i,.~t &c local frlr3ds.
Miss Vera Mr-I:thHn has returned
from Il ~" weeks visit with relatives
i: B"alSr:i".
Henry Enl:" has returned from "A visit
n: temp Sherman.
George NJ T"$i has returned from
4 wis.,, Il, Ian"S:illo.
Miss Myr'l" Waiia"" has returned
from "A visit w'th trends a, Glencoe.
Mr.. anI Mrs William Thliman RI:
E,<, l.il"rr""I h"v" returned home att
~ Il visit with l,cai friends and r"ia-
t;r"s.
E., and Mr. Charles rroudGt nr
Nrnia. o. ~" guests of her mother.
Mrs. W t. Wau""k. IN Black Hill.
Mr.. and Mr.. John W. Jones have
returned from It visit AT Epworth
I'ark.
Mrs.. Mary !:h"rir Of North Franks IN
S:~c"; - Visiting friend" ;tt Quaker Guy
Miss Edna Aldr'"IE' has returned
from Il visit with friends At Erw"rth
lark.
T. W. Meek hn@ returned from :, visit
With relatives at ,'Hnr"rIi!l". o.
Mrs. is"u" E.nm* "F M"m"ngaH'lH
Tit,. Pa ls VISITING local friends
Mrs *. q. tn"i"'r and 'iHuGhi'r hay"
returned from 4 vIs;t with friends Ia
Columbus.
Mrs. I.ons Freedman and son are
visitors -, E"l.y iF,i~ week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
SEVEN NATIONALITIES
AT THE UNION MISSION
Superintendent Cory Says All Are Wei
come to institution Except
Pro-Ger7nanS-

For seven natl"unliti"S To sleep under
nnr roof ia Wheeling is something hul
If TN" ordinary. but such WIS the Incl
dent last night ut til" lni,1l Mission.
Fourteenth and Water streets. Super
jn,"nhrul &. ". Cory. III speaking ~
The matter. said that h" WAS conducting
the Union for III" hntt,rtn"Ht of men,.
regardless ri creed. natiunnlIt%. 'r'unirv
or pre-, inuS $"rvitul". w. Ar Running
Il cosmopolitan establishment: ALI arc
w'rprnr--n". | shall mt say all classes
OF men mr." welcome: nil ar" invited but
prr-ti"rInan. Hun syrnpathiScrs must
no, dnrkcn the door nf this missinn.
hut nativ" Germans VIII" ar" for your
Enrl" Samuel and Arn"riCa arc wri-
come. The mission l$ !Nlcd every
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bELLAIRE
Had Busy Day.

Monday w;uS q busy DAY tor Ch'"i 81
Pr!:r.. Nthuno and his assistants. Wnth
a general clean W. waS nHGG 81 thf
booze t-onfisc.ltcd il III" rails sunday.
II WAS 4 great raCiy THAI assembled IN
tne chiefs utflcc AID when the order
Was given 20 attack III" h""r the officers
went az tn. task wItn '.ncrGy. Tro"teF
at:s- GROWER was; dumped into tn" sew
er uu;il n:-cu; i.2nn hpttl'S. several Kegs
md severed gallons % Wh!Sk''E had been
DESTROYED III" CT. r"Al,,'d great r.
ward IL. amuunt being several times
i:trser than tn. pronrie;"rS OF the var
inus sp.;.k-;;S..S would HAY" secured.
WITH ,h. fires collected and th"s: as
SesSed yesterday The city w:l! b. Zurich
I'd aSou, <l.J0o as :. result OF Sundays
work
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night with dodgers, but they arc NOT
loafcrs. far he it from that for Mr..
Cory secures them jobs and he viii ,rut
allow slackcrs Ia remain st tho insti u
ton. It's work or walk" said ne. ton.
all who seek assistance from the MI
sion. unless they are temporarily ILL.,"
Last night was no exception AT lin.
mission. practically every bid anu go,
Was occupied by scores Of nIen. Among
the different nationalites registered
were many Americans. several English
m'.l. Frcnchman. an Italian. Il Hun
garlan Il Swcdr. and SCotrhman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
LOCAL OFFICIALS
TO CONFERENCE
WILL Attend Regional Red Cross Co.'S
ference at Fairmont This Week.

y regional conference OF the Home
Service Department, Of the American
i:cd cross will be held ut the Fairinou;
Hotel al l''airmont Wednesday anc
Thursday. July Ills. and tho affair -
expected IL attract Red Cross worker"
from all parts Of northern West NIr-
ginia. i. NJ. Crllcy. Of West Virginia.
is director of the nome service cduc@ =
tiunal work of the Potomac chapter o.
the American Rcd Cross. having head
quarters AT Washington. and has ar
ranged Il particularly interesting pro-
gram for this cnnf"rrncc. INCLUDING al
dresses By leading people cnShE"d III
tins work at headquarters in Washing
tom and pr. Charles WiuScrlcr. Of th>
civilian Relief department OF the Wheel
ing CHAPTER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
STEUBENVILI,E

S'rEI 'El.NElLI.E. ohio. July L.
THAT TIA. ri,rmamS az" Il r"ward'N LOT
and run las" sheep from tn" |. :. Ma
rims md thu. b. captured iN" HUNS
himself. - ~" SuhSiHnr" az Il letter re-
rrivrd hv -riu,iv,S her" from ''hriiHrhl
Walter llnbrIrht. F'riIh Regiment. |. :.
Marines who hns been ia III" lhi"k al
Tho lighting ON ,h.' Marine.
lust II tvs words i" let you know
that .r1n" through the battle I'M
injured nnd an IL the best at health.
hr writes 70 "th"r il was tho first bis
ha(:I, ;hai W" hHv" entered and wc
mad" thusr ruwar!!y li"rmans ran Ike
sheep. THY ar" afraid /" tight rs and
We mad. Il good and hot e." 'h'r
CAPTURED iy.. u: them and k.ii'"! many.
You no riuuh' hay read What i'U' NH
rli."s have done On u" M:trT". Tho
Murin.... w.. III, H"Hi ~ tn" tight FOR
America AMI ri"y w""'' tt" first 20 whip
the I!urh"~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
THIRD VICTIM DIES

.MAEI.ESTn\. ". Nn.. Jmly lI.-rh'
third yl.ri.n "f IA" "Nrl"Si"n ~ 'h''
Warner k'rrs.t'rn rl""tmi,al "lrni ~
South Tharl"~t"n. lag, week. - dead nj
:: hnsuifAl h"r". til" victim VS. rrlnl.
Eu,,;,Ir :,:.,"l =; N.ar... n !r'cElrN'r.
Rowan. WAS rushed "a. ih. hospital
,ann aI;,.r h"inS "Niri"at"d from IN"
danger ION" nrd il WAS evident Then
lhnt H.. w;tS IN 'inn""r''liN ""rdItl"t'
II" 2rp-nryd /" .h' r'r"F"r'uG rom the
ffrHf.. If IN. "Xrl"&l"lr 't''d hop WIS
entertained If @tyin.. hlv If. N"~!'i-
day. h"w"v"r. hi: condition rhamc"d for
ih,. w"rs,. :tuh n" d'"d
N,wl,n Estes en- 81 In victims 81
ihr "NI,l",i.n. Wa buried ia south
chart, ~,"I I,S'%r,i!: 'tIr" =" !'rdE a.;
Pei. l.,,,,., -n!!. I!,r ,il'r victim. has
been shipped O." relatives ~ Williams
Inri IA
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Held Pending Investigation.

Mrs. Elise W"arunGI who rlnins h"r
reSd"u2" as SwiS*vill". Ia. i@ h"iE;;
held III tn" city building pending she
Investigation ~: Att"rn"y John L. vii:
son. Of Wheeling. federal agent "f this
district. The woman was IrrrSt,.H
Sunday evening by pfh""r', i;urtun and
Larkins when she applied st In" Laugh
lin plant for admiliHnc" In tin. mill
stating that she wiz an inspector. The
woman claims I" b" 81 Gr""k rar"nrHln
and speaks also ii"rrnHr and tnS-!nn
languages. Shr stHI"d that She WAS z
danrcr by occupation. Tn" t,ltcum" of
the investigation I'll Federal Agent John
3 Wilson will h" made known tOh;ty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
KILLED Ry Fly Wheel.

Ia:u"G NJ Wright. aE"d &c ycnrs.
nigh; fireman AT thu St"Im"r Errwrr.
WIS instantly hiiird late Saturday night
when he was caught IN III" fly wheel "f
tn" "uEir" II" w'lS Sruwu against
SOM. ~trH,u pines Hl"nC IN" ceiling ANA
his head crushed. His body landed on
another ruriu" on tho "pi"uSitr sd" of
the room. Thu :tr"iI"nl incurred during
tn" temporary ahSnn'r ~ III" ""Sin"""
FROM thr r"nr and how il hari'"m"d Is
not known Cnrur"r Kirk believes how
ever that H. was taken Suddenly Ill and
fell against lh,. fiy wheel and was
wh,rI"d L. his death. TIL" victim is
SURVIVED by his widow. :ir" children.
three brothers ANA tw" sisters. all of
tins riiN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
WEST vRGu1A PATENTS.

that H." patent utfIre cords snow tEc
rcccnL lSSur OF patent" To West N!r-
,;Iuin inv"nIurs n" follows: NurvHl
Sunnin, guam. i'"nnSb"r" ra',F,lg" Tie:
Charles IL. Guthrie. Charleston. car TOP;
Alpha -. TayInr iiiuecrc"k ralipcrS:
Luigi Tesla Grafton. erase cellar 81:
locomotives: Earl &. Powell. Chester.
design for crochet hall holder.
Mr.. Dunlap also reports the reGts:ra-
lion "f L trade mark by Wheeling Cell
irC & Roofing Co. Wheeling. for certain
named sheet metal products.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16

Two 'h.lir"n az Peter M"lr!I. who
lll.. "a l.ritl. tiray'. Creek. hack OF
TIA" school house at Glendale. were NIL
lem S,in.iay LIS :, mai dog. The dog
had arlri StrnuSri! tor The past l."
days and "n sunday 1t attacked Tn" tWu
rh.idrrn. one "A hoy and on" Il girl.
4 also htt Il cow and n horse. \ n"lEh-
lsr resulting Il low Yards from t's
" ich huiIS' shot Ihr dog. IN" h"itu
II tho d"E Viii l"' sent /" The nearest
l'n%Irur inSlItut" Ter 'NafniIIAu"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
Returned TO steubeurille.

Mrs. Edna CnnrrE returned 10 her
home in SieubcnviIlr last evening fol-
lowing short c"niin"m"n, ~ rhr Mar
tins Ferry hospital a tn" result a.! IN
juricS sustained Sunday morning when
the machin" which sin WAS driyin.
was struck by Il w. X l.. T.. train ut
I,cad Mans crossing TWO miles north OK
this city. Mr.. Peterson. father u! the
lady. is stiil ut tn" hospital nursing a
broken leg. but Is in 4 mitch improved
condition.
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Died In hospital.

An UnEnuwu foreigner VIII" was
struck lay u F"Tik"T passenger tram
aud Knocked INTO Euffnl" Greek near
N,nShurE Sunhnv afternoon. died If
hi, Injuries NJ tn" ril hospital her" last
night. lis rrnaiHS were removed To
Mr,irnhrru,.r'$ murEu" whrr" they ar"
lsing held n"udiuS ;'l"n;lhrai,"n. Ih"r"
w.. r.. nn IaI".rS or marks ON the body 10
aid in Identification.
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well Known Citizen,

Edward Peterson VII" We seriously
injured Sunday noon wh'n his aut"
WIS struck hr " passenger tram heHr
Martins t""ry, -. W'lS CNnr"rtnd with
til" Overland M"rr' aui"m"hil" firm NJ
Tins city ard was - veil known citizen.
Ills wifi. vino iIId bee" wishing r"la-
tiyf.S 4, HrrghuiH. -. Wa E"i!fi"d last
ni"ht nf n" accident and went /" his
hrdsid" at Tho Martins Ferry hospital
Mrs Edna r"rr"y wh" was driving thu
r;i- n III" iiln" "f Ih' 'cr!!"n; resides
ON South High street, This city. md i
rinp!uy"d ~ local restaurant. Sh"
came homo today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
Reristration Day.

Next Saturday VIII b: registration
fav IN f:"iIair.. wh, all new voters can
register ANA har'' ne right TO VOC a.
the August primaries Removal c"rtii''
Gates ?:iit also l.: granted. tn polls
throughout ;hc ci;y Wall hc opcn from ,
g. IN. - ; p. III. and from - I" 10 p. Ill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
Road Camp Crew Leaves.

g. ". berry. .l"nn {. jefferson una
Coy Sil"';,: I"ll MuudaH for Road camp
W.. {. rHl"il.. county. With thirty COL
rr"i cnIsirlS /" work i'll ;h" "iC .iid-
land trail. This ROAD Ma ORIGINALITY II
iuasslvr stnn" road. VhrI! inches r""p
IN ,rIn" places. II will be- rcGTad"d and
rebuilt; The camp will probably be
,krr.- many months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16

The Board Of Trade lunrh""n winch
was 70 hay" been held "Wednesday
afternoon Of This week has been post =
poncd. The members ar" t" turn nut
IN lifting memory of Claire FlaUghtun.
Martins Ferry soldier who passed away
at Camp Mills At jhr meeting If Tia
board Wednesday tn" nlHtt'r u: getting
The Toy Scouts Of This city "n u sole,
foundation was Ia b. discussed This
question Will hc brought w a; tn" next
meeting which will ," hrld nn" week
Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
Will Picnic Today

III" members OF tn" Euck"y" hl"d "f
this city. together with their families.
will go to Stc"lS @roN" west - this clly
today wh"rr they Viii hold their annual
piCn;r. Tho trlr |" the grow will u"
rand" in autonubi!" tracks leaving the
corner q! Fifth and hanover streets -:
nine o'clock. Tn" mc;nb"rS IL tho bard
w"ni To Wheeling in full uniforms last
evening and paradcd over m" principal
StrnrlS OF tho town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
MOUNDSV|LLE
Guantanamo Today.

T"iav viii occur one nj the most III
t"r.'%IIur Programs Of Tn" thauta"Gua,
which Is being held in tho lark thea
trr. Tn" Fern Holt concert company,
u local organizations. iS billed for thus
aftrrnuun and evening. The 'iirrat
Brush" :hr man Of mystery. viii ais"
APPEAR ih!S rNtnInS. r"mnrruw Is III"
last day Of he Ch;lutauVua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
Whisky Gives ConYnlslons.

\ young lad ia tn east md "I IN"
city nearly died 1t COMMISSIONS f"l'm"
inr tn. drinking "f som" whisky. Ihc
hoy had hold "f II bottle Of thu b"oI"
which his father had brought homo. ana
drank II, hcrnminr drunk. Later the
riI:IL went into r"uNulS'"nS AMI only
iIr. lulck work at nr. M"rEan. VIII" was
hastily called. saved II.
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ne Won't PAY Now.

Mark l.. t'"l" has brought an action
In Common Pleas Court against |. g.
Henderson II Smiihli"ld i"r Judgment
nr $50 alleged {" II" du'' :"r 'hr build
in. 81 w" :tplri i'l'ntS in TIA" 'ra uS"i'-
nm ~ Smithhrld. 1t j. ALI G'i that
Hrr,l. rSnn contracted IN" ia" apart
nrniS hu, n0w refuses /" pay f." ~"
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Booze In Sand.

\ Tow WAY that MoundSSill" men E"t
Their beer ~ from the Stnd. = rhriE
If ln,..,I rlrnirh"r4 who SNcn! tho day
Sunday at l!r""zy Point. below this city.
saw II party If MuundSvillr p'rrl" coiil'
along = ono If tn" I7i%ulin" boats l''-
rat.'i kcr". =" asher" ann 'n"T from
.. l,r r,I,-I cavity in the sand two Kegs
If beer. carry it abroad IN" hont. rh"n
itr.rrill rrui&,. down tn" river.
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On Peace Committee.

i. H. H"am ii th$ rrty has received
w"r.; FROM his son. H.. Kenneth ;.
i;"ain III ruk'u. .Iaran.. that IN" lat
i'r has h'''m Nominated member Of
~" In; irrational lra," committee al
la. Conference. br. braM has itc-
C"pt",i tn" nomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16

II wns necessary for u. -. Parks 10
climb ono nr thr flag poles on III" top
of the city building yesterday morning
when the rorr broke which carries the
flag t. the top. He w"nt hard over
hand VI, the pole and finished ~ work
in quick order. New ropes Will AIS" i,s
nlaccd on the Other poles on the build
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16

r;""rC. ". Tw""dy. - aud 1''"r"u"'
r.. i:ag"r. is. both "f brilliant. ph",
John Sovpnyu. - and I.arr lHV:,. -.
both of Tilirrvi'l" Ar)hUr w. l:7"ad.
-. a. E"rEh"l2 and Margaret Williams,
IS nf Amsterdam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
Uife Renter Fined,

Mike BccK arrested Monday evening
on i drunk c!Iarg" was ;trraEn"d l"in7''
Acting Mayor James frrcinan yesterday
morning Ills VIII" appeared NJ III" city
building yesterday morning ana placed i
cll;Irc.. Of wife y, 3ttiuE against htm. As
the result hr waS fined So and costs.
He WAS released when he ra'd tn"
amount
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
Three Left FOR Cincinnati.

No. persons gathered 1t ~" Fal'i.
NOR. and ono station ?"St. -diy morn
-. ~ ...r..'u O'clock TO -" ~" three
Nni;a:: r,,-:, "I't-.liG irr ':rrirnnti. where
:f,...- ".iii X" Wy Si-'..Ii war VOL. They
w'r~ henry F:;trr"~ r,.:}o pa, = and
JOSEPH Nay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
Held Interesting Meeting.

An interesting meeting OF III" mothers
OF the soldiers Of this city was held last
evening at tn" i;uard "f Trad" rooms. ~
III" meeting plans were made /" attend
IN" funeral Of N'nrp Claire !iauEhi"r.
TIL. meeting was called 10y Mrs. Howell
.I"iI..<. president uf IN" association.
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Faed and Smoker

The mctnb,rs OF the E,a rhIrl'r al
tn" Alpha II Alumni fraternity in TINS
city he'd Il feed and smoker al thclr
rooms in Tn" llogc building last tEeh'hs'
4 large number IF the BrIuSepnrl
Npha'S were in at:"ndau|" and Il good
Ilil.. WAS cniONtd by all.
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Another Conference Tonight.

tnot:i,r conf. rene. ~ ihc rlelnh'rS or
council and representatives Of rho
Wheeling Traction company Will hc held
this evening" u; the .:!i: building. Th'
,,ropoS.H franchise ordnance viii u, fur
liner discussed
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Invite Draftees.

M ,n'.!ia;inn has been extended I"
tn, boys - Ia ar" SDrn IL I"a|'r Tor
camp Il, attend III" union patriotic lawn
SERVERS " "iu :;L;ty evening 1T 5 n''l"ck.
Thu iva usual meetings viii hc h"ld.
tlr". on. 1T tin. court hnu$" and tn"
oth"" at tin. calvary NJ. t.. church III thu
I,tst End
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
TITO Eerriana TO W & Z

Two Of Martins Fcrry'S best football
players will enter w. ~ !. coll"S" thus
year according to announcements inHdn
las, evening by tn" boy. Both uf ih..
men were Oh tn" Martins Ferry high
school foot l';'il team last year and were
claSScd a. IN" hist men i'll tn" valley.
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Local pole" have ben asked! to To-
cate Miss Emma ir,"iti'O. aged - years.
of South Linton street, wn" mas hs"'n
missing from her hnm" since Saturday.
1t is the opinion "f - nuinh'r II friends
that she hes cl"p"G with Il young Italian.
who is also absent from Bcl.air".
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Reach MurfreeSborp.

Word has h'rn r-r"I,"d IN th!S ~!
lr,I tn. Ma:~nal county men who lrlt
SUNDAY IuuruIuG tor Alurfrt"$hmr".
frun. hls,- arrived tE"r" safely. Inc!
Reached Nashville" Tenn, AT II =. III.
y"$I"r,iry. ~: arrived IN Murtr""Sh"rV
AN hour i:It1"
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CONGRESSMAN NJ. VI. Nicely paid a
hrGcf visit /" The city yesterday. IT,
Was h"rr 4 It'll" "|"r an hour. "'n-
I"rrIur with three c"uN lCt* III ihr p"n'-
t"nrIary. II" iI nnt max" many calls.
"a IA WAS forced 10 have as soon as
DuS%lhl,. for llkinS
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Meetinp This Evening

\ Ert-tCxcthrr III. rt-nr Will u" hr!l
III .h.. coiurcd church "ppuSIt" tho {:
i. station in South Second street thiS
evening TIL" m""inG i Cor IN" l-'l"'-
fit II the colur,d voters -: TINS HitE
and will hc addressed hE y. j. SinNhlt,
Of krllair" II H. likely ii!ht = i"raC
crowd viii b. in AtlCMIancr.
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Frank Johnson & 'ind'r arrest
charged wiki Siahh:nS. with irt"n: ="
Kill Arthur Earl negro. RI" latter
was slaSh"l acr"S- tn" forehead an"
almost El,.I l., death ;"f"rr uhy~'r!:i'i
was "r,ur"d. Til" tr"tihh' "r'nrr"d "n
h. river front.
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Eutraiu July IS.

Word RECEIVED n"-.. 1T "a" local draft
hoard - t., 49," effect ;hat In" s ynuu;
men & 'h!S district VIII ".!trL:n mkt
TUESDAY. ,Tly 80" Tor camp 81" rTuhn.
Tho train will la" thirtr-Sccord and
Hamilton street - ~, Il. n.
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MANY Attending.

Many were in ATTENDANCE, n; The Over
the ru7 class meeting which was held
az ihc homo OF Miss lr'Ltha Oliver IN
North seventh street last evening. Knit
,hin., was ;hr diversion Uf III" evening,
following which a h&h; lunch was
served by the hostess.
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Fined $40.


Barbara Watson Hrr"Si"! Mnnda y
evening by Officer Burton uu drunk
and Gi$ordcrly charg" was fined $40
when arraiEn"d before Mayor Fro man
yesterday aft"ruo"u. Shr paid her fin"
and was released.
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Had Fine Meattng.

Esilai-. a"ri" "f F:tc!,S hold well
attended meeting last night N in":G
quarters in odd Fellows hall y large
class ut c;lnd ld;,tcS was inlt,ti.G. Pot
lowing IN" work Il social >"sS on and
smoker w;L~ h..la.