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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
BEL[A|RE MAY Be
C0PLE5S TOWN

Rcllaire Is in n UNIQUE Shap" today.
Tonight inr city may b" in had shape as
il is reported that all III" cops VIII TO-
sign .ihe cause hf their DESIGNATIONS Do
ing thu, council has refused. after many
months, to graft thom nm increase IN
wages. The members Of III" present
;,nlict force say i, is utterly impossible
10 live on tn" salary OF $40 p"r month.
and many months ago asked. Nr rather
nc,itionsd. the city council for an in
rrols. OF salary 20 500 per month.
Last week the mayor presented an Ill
tirnatum to Mayor Charles Culbcrtson
and luhNc Safety Director J. W ob"r-
man 10 tho effect tina. If tho increase
was not granted they would resign.
They gave the officials the delicate in
formation tina; they would await III"
action OF council until May |. and that
If remedial legislation had NOT heen TAX
on by that time Bclairc would certain
Is he without Il police force.
Local police claim that every time the
large industrial plants increase tho
wages Of their employees. the price OF
commodities necessary for existence is
increased N proportion So rapid has
hccn the increase thai many Of III" cops
are unable. except with the greatest ut
economy. 10 MAINTAIN ttl"lr iaNl''cS III
The manner that American families
should hn maint aimed. In addition To
keeping their families the natrolmcn arc
compelled at all times 20 present neat
appearance" and appearance these times
costs money.
The patroln1cn are required 70 labor
S65 days In the year. no extra I'm" and
no time allowed for vacation. unless
they furnish substitute ut their own
expense. In addition they may he
called on duty a, any time without OK
tra pay. and many Of the cops feel JuSsl-
fled in saying that If they cannot Sc
cure better pay for the hours devoted To
guarding BGllairc. they will resign and
@,ek employment elsewhere. whore re-
muncrativc wages are paid.
In view Of the ultimatum and the
condition confronting the city. Mayor
Charles Culbert son has called a Spccia
meeting Of the city council for this "r-
! nninE To consider legislation in cnnncc-
| ton with tho demand Of thr police ask
! ing that their wages hc increased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Spy-:Murderer Mourned
Only By His Victim

DETROIT. MIrh.. April 2?.--With
only one person attending the funeral
Of HclmuIh Schmidt. sclf-slaysr be
hcvrd by the p"lIr" Ia have been rr-
snnnsihir for tho death uf three wom-
Oh. WAS held AT Highland park to-day.
Mrs. Adele ulrich braun. TO whom
Schmidt under lhr name of Braun. WAS
married in Lakewood. y. j.. in 1910.
was tn" sole Inournor.
Srhmidts daughter who had charge
of the funeral arrangements. and Mrs.
N"lrn Tirtz Schmidt. widow Of Schmidt,
were rrpnrtch III at the HON" nC friends
in Birmingham. Mirh. Tho enact time
of The funeral was kept secret
Mrs Braun. who answered NatrIfno-
nial advertisement inserted in Now
York news per Ivy Schmidt, shed new
lichI to-day on III" charges she prrri-
ousIy mad" that Schmidt acted as Ger
man agent. She showed the authori-
tics letters. written in code. which
she SANS She copied from letters In
Schmdts possession. These copies
were mad, when Schmidt WAS absent
IN periodical trims. which. sh" says.
w"r" spent III journeys 10 f"rtI!l"ir'i"ns
along tho Atlantic coast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
FIJI TIN HAS Bic CELEBRATION
FOR LIBERTY LOAN HONOR FLAG
FLAG WITH ITS THREE STARS
FORMALLY PRESENTED
LAST EVENING.
Patriotic Demon stration Features With
Big Parade - Several In
portant Addresses.
Fulton has gon" over the top.

.,., . r.,.,, ,r IN. mann
,.,,,i,, ,.,,,,i,,, I,.ld Inst evening
" ,i. Ii,,Ia ",,,u., nv tho w,vsid,." by
.;>,i, ,,h,,.,..,,. ,,r,z,us of
,,,,a ia., ,,,,.,,,,,r Haycr h.rurr In
",'' h ,t,,r t., ,r,,h =, L,,nun-
49,, " ,a 49, <,,ixnrshin showed lis
$40" n'" Nv, ,''.'iIa ,,., nv,r,ns
"'!'lI'a WIN az 49, 49,, I',.,r Ennnr
~, 'n.'' '"'' "
""E r. '"''"'''l'h II, ,,,., j., ia.
As Is Nh""". WIN ,,r,
u''F' S'S Sr' a. 8-''''" ,,',,r;t,,d md
IMAM "'-'""" HTS uc'" E"'s'
th' "orNc's ar Ht'' y" '"e 1"'
trying 20 "'ahr u t"us
nag Lhe'r SpIehuld ci"r. - "',mn ~, ~
M"'Neu W ih us nv '' ,,,,7 ~
niS' ~! III '"'S N'C'i'''s'
I'M, valley. ..r,,,,.
NJ |'''''' ,t'|t nv u -
cArrl'u OUT the 'a''P"ie" va N'''t ~
ul !. H. tAl!ah'ii'' 'i"'I IMAM n:,,
S'hrhk ana MSF"r t., d. ~;
nave neon AMY hlue" ~ '"' "!"'
zenS ana All have "orA''i 'a'.'' S'H 'o'
thr common cahS" "l h''i'l"7 -"
lhr "GleoT;''iUh "aS |it"'u WIN d
f"ra"e' icrh'h@ ~ i"' "H'">''',.' nv :"
S'h',' r'l''".i'E anu ''''or' -! ~,
t'IS .,r, r..,,',,.,,n, i, ,h,. civ
,.'L,,a s,r.I v,rnct .ountrr
,ar,l,,mI, =, ,:r,ru.,,nd ,rI ,b,u IN cen
49, .,r.,',, ;, IN, b,rh srhu,I bu,Idjnr,
- rrnr, nf vL,rb The rycr,is,.s were
.,,rnL Nnr. linn >uu n.rsrns were in
lime and v.i,b several hundred ,ucrr The
.nc,Iiir- ,l.cr was rhrnn,nd
rhc s,.b,ol ch,IJrrn ~ lin, w,rc mar
sb,I,d la. rrnf {, q Nnn,rrm.r, pr,u-
,.in.I nr ,h. h,sh scbnol assis,cJ by
U1iy,, parkins BIanch, Mct'oIIuugh
Flnrcncr Srott Deputy Sheriff Louis
"lncgtr" l.ogamarcinu acted as the
whole safety committee" and WAS busy
keeping the crowds along Tho line Of
march back and Keeping tho parad,
going.
J.. K. Callahan, IN Il few we'll chosen
words. told why tn" meeting was being
held. and then introduced tn" chairman
Of the evening. Hon. 4. NJ. S"hrnk. Mr..
Srhrnk responded and rnnSra' uiHt CT
Fulton upon lis success in going over
the top
Following a prayer by Rev. r. Homer
Cummings. pastor ii The Fulton Mech
odist EplSc"paI church. nr. John l..
Dick"y. chairman ~ the county draIi
board. was introduced by thr chairman
DR. Dickey humnrOuSIy told Of his
worry first visit 10 distant land. nt
where he was born and lived on Markc'
street and then going over III" Top
(Uf the hill 10 Fulton. Ever since he
has referred To Fulton as being "nNri
the top" and expressed a desire To sec
1t always so, AS il was first over tn,
top in the Liberty loan so Will il he II
all other patriotic movements he said
Hon. II. G. Ogden was next intro
duccd. MIR. Ogden mad" In" pr"Senta
li"n address in behalf Of IN" Liberty
loan committee. Mr.. ogden rnnEra :
Ulatcd the citizenship Of Fulton upor
their achievement and said Ir. llIckeI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
'ANT|-GERMAN RIOTS
RAGING IN AUSTRIA

AMSTERDAM. April. %. - Serious
anti-Lirrinnu demonstrations have oc-
cured n, l.niha"h rs ~ result of tho rrl-
sis in tho affairs Of the Austrian cabi-
net Crowds Of Slovcnosc according to
Vienna newspapers. almost destroyed
The German club and smashed the win
,lowS If GERMAN stores and cafes.
Reserves wrr" called out. but the
drmonstr7lnts continued [" throng the
streets. carrying Slovenian cmbl"mS.
singing anti-C;erman songs and cheering
for tn" Entente.
tAu Exchange Telegraph dispatch re-
cciv"h in London. Saturday, from The
HaEu" reported that the Pahal Nuncio
in Vienna. At tho request Of tho AUS
trinn government. had begun an inquiry
into the case of the Archbishop. The
Archbishop was said 10 be charged with
taking the leadership Of the southern
Slav movement. tho aims of which were
said 30 constitute high treason. y large
NORTH Of tn" southern SlavS arr Sih"-
rianS Who desire scHa ration from AUS
trla.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
SuperintendenCies on B.
& 0. Again Show Changes

Special Dispatch 70 The lnteliigcnr"r
CUMBERLAND. Md. April 29~-J"hh
W. Druccn. this city. has been hpp"int-
I'd Suprrint cndrnt Of tn" Cumberland
division, Baltimore K OH" railroad
surc.,siInS George i. Brooke. who goes
To- Baltimore on special duty.
Dcnrcn was transferred from Grafton
where he was superintendent "f The
MunnnGah division.
Thomas K. Stewart. is returned as
master mechanic. succeeding +. H.
pfahlcr. who has been appointed chief
mechanical engineer under Director
General McAdou. with headquarters IN
Washington.
TaZcwcll Elicit. Jr. has resigned a.
assistant division engineer /" lake
uuSiti"n with tho Raril"il-taFward I'm
uinecring company. Baltimore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
ALL ELkS MEET
HERE TONIGHT
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR DIVE
THROUGH COUNTRY
TOMORROW.
Everything Is In Readiness and All Are
Eager to Make a Good
Getaway.

Wheeling Elks are like racing horses
to-day. waiting for the final word 10
begin their drive on the farmers "t nc
rural districts. which begins to-morr""
morning at 80 o'clock. Everything Is
in readiness and all are waiting for the
word to send them on their mission lor
Uncle Sam.
4 special meeting Of the general COM
nlittec and all those who arc going 10
lake part as the drivers OF Inc cars
the moturcyclists. the members OF the
solicitation committee. and others, mas
been called for this evening al ~
o'clock and every member is expected
10 he present. Final instructions VIII
be given and cars will hc numbered so
the affair will be carried out Wllhou'
fail.
The star; will be made to-morro"
morning carly and every one VINO IS
going 10 ,ukc part will be requested 10
h., Al the E.lks' club on Fifteenth street
nj 7:Sn O'clock MI cars will be deco
rated with American flags and hunting
and each will bear a banner with the
inscriptinn Of Buy Third LiocrI!
Loan Bond
Manager Dimmcy has requested tha'
EVERYONE who is planning 10 go and On
,iripatcs ordering lunch call not ia'ei
than G o'clock this afternoon and thosc
who wish special orders are REQUESTED
10 have their orders in before noon. Inc
following will be- the general menu lroin
which ihcy ran choose: sn'it"''''o
sandwic hcs. cold roiSi R,ri. cola roA->'
lamb. Swiss cheese. hard boiled "EGS q
Ia IcShorn spring onions Lnh'h'ocs
radishes. pickles. olives: and nakeo
beans Il Ia Dimmey.
Tho general committee. caring for the
distrihm,ion Of workers. is as follows
T.rt kilkanow, chairman. Fred Brand
1obn Clark. VIII Scnenk, and \. MOT
ris. There are many other committees
Manning details hut all who wish ''
90 on the trip and secure place IN
car should communicates with the com
njttce at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Smith College Girls
|. Show Extreme Bravery

SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. April %
tBy Courier 10 Paris. April 30 --thy
The Associated Press )-Amerlcan col
lcge girls played conspicuous roles and
displayed extreme bravery under heavy
fire during thu recent German advanc"
Nineteen Of them now arc quartercd in
IL certain French town we'll |" tn" south
where this dispatch is written. bit they
are still carrying on" doing what they
ran 10 alleviate tho lot ot French and
English speaking wounded IN tho hos
pitfalls AID passing through.
Tho girls arc members If unit from
Smith college. who S-.2lc time ago were
Srnl by III" alumnr 10 "nEaS" III the
work Of. rehabilitation in IN" Somm" dis
trict. They served there until carly in
tn" year when they wcr" taken "N"r lay
the Red Cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Mooney Advises Labor
Organizations Not to
: Strike in His Behalf

SAN FRANCISCO. .hIrIl @9.-rh"mas
j. Mooney. sentenced Ia death for muir
der in connection with tho preparedness
parade bomb explosion here IN 1915
whose fight for If" attracted intrrna-
tional attention. today made public t"lc-
grams hr has sent /" labor organizations
throughout the country urging that th'
movement for general strikes on May
Isl in protest nf his conviction be I'M
medIatcly dropped.
Mooney also made public telegram
to President Wilson advising HIM NJ
MONEYS efforts IT, avert threat cned tie
ms in the war industries. Muun"y told
President Wilson he opposed any action
that might weaken the force of the lat
tors appeal Ia Governor stephens N
his hChalt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Transport in Collision
Return to Port Safely

WASHINGTON. April 2?.-Twu
American transports winch w"r" in coli
lisiun III sea several days ago hav" rc-
turned safely 10 an Atlantic port. the
navy department. announces to-day.
Secretary Daniels authorized III" fol-
lowing statement:
Two Transports which were damaged
in Il collision at sea several days AK"
have arrived safely at An Atlantic port
The two vessels were IN convoy and
wore running without lights when the
accident ocrurrch Neither was Sc
rlously damaged. but both were ordcrr,!
10 return 70 port for repairs. No lives
arr reported lost.
~ board Of inquiry Will h. appointed
10 make thorough investigation of
thr accident"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
BOY SCOUTS BAND LEFT
FOR HOME YESTERDAY

The eighteen young mon VII" formed
the Toy Scouts hand which proved such
a success here Saturday night IN N"
Roy Scouts parade and At the big iair'-
otto rally ut the auditorium Sunday,
have returned 70 th"ir homes IN New
romcrstown. Ohio. delighted with their
trip and all saying thew are coming /"
Wheeling again.
The following made up the oand:
Waypc Ley. Samuel BottZ. and Russell
Purdy. comets: Ralph Portz. Fred
Reese and Charles Edwards. altos: Jesse
Mcconnell. Hugh Raugh. and Fred Moses
clarinets; Lawrence Lacey and Earl
Brown. tronbones: Melvin Vanc,rle.
baritone: Elmer Varctcle. saxophnnt;
Paul Atkinson and Aubrey 1.insey bass
as. IIawrence Wilh"im and Louis
Knowles. drums: charts Lester. dir"c-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
RELEASED Wife OF
FARMER WHO ENDED
LIFE WITH BULLET

SpecIal Dispatch TO the IntelliG"ncrr.
STECEENE1LLE. o.. April ?9.---After
a thorough investigation. county otfl-
Gals today came to the decision that
John IIarrott. Bradley miner whose
dead body was found in field near
Smithfield last Friday. was not a muir
der victim. but had committed Sulcme.
Mrs. Anna Harrott. his wife. carl Mol
mar and John Lazar. arrested IN r"nrec-
ton with tho death. were therefore re-
leased from custody.
The authorities learned that Harrott
was insancly jealous OF his wife and
had on various occasions threatened TO
end his life because Of the attcntlonS
she received from other men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
BIG SEND OFF is
GIVEN VOLUNTEER

L. \. Isgricd was the guest OF honor
a: II delightful party gwen last eve
ning at the home Of Miss Virginia h!t'
at Thirty-eighth and Wood street. Inc
affair was given by the girls 81 kr"s-
r.s five and Ten cent Storos. And
proved a big Success Nearly hfty young
Deupln friends "f tn" departing man.
were, present. TIN" evening WAS pleas
on;ly ,:r.nI IN RI. playing Of games and
dancing. Special music WAS furnished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
SPEEDING UP THE
PRODUCTION OF SHIPS

WASH1%GTON. April 29.-A!n"rnan
ship builders have responded Ia tn"
shipping boards urgent demand for
SI,ced in. production. In IN" week end
ing to-day th"y launched 4l.lna IONS.
making a total ar l.tnI.hnn toms sine"
the lnildImg program got under way
ErarIy :,0nIn toms "f ""mnl"1"d Sh.rs
were delivered during he week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
AMERICAN TROOPS IN ACTION
AGAINST THE TEUT0N HORDES
WITH THE: RIc y

WITH THE. 4 81 L + 1 A y
ARMY IN THE FIELD. Tuesday.
April c6.-Delay"d by Censor
BY the Associated PresS.-The
French general in command OF
;he district from which American
troops have been moved towards
the north of France has issued
the following general order.
which has been communicated I"
IN. American troops:
"At the time when the hr$i
American troops arc leaving COR
rhe battle the officers. non-c"m-
n;ssioned officers and soldiers o:
tho -. French army. salute
their hro,hers-in-arms. who's"
bravery they have admired.
They congratulate them on being
about 20 write in tn" battle OF
nations the first page Of the his
tory Of the sons of the great no.
public who hays rnmn to- Tight
on the soil OF France fur the
Triumph o. liberty. This page
will b.. glorious"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
OBITUARY.
Janes 8. Bart1em.

Sp.~ial Dispatch /" the lnt"liIrencrr
rLARkSRUR(i. W. Va. April "
After Il brief Illness of ApoplcHE, with
which M was suddenly stricken. James
+, Bartlcm. 81. we'll known farmer ana
lumber operator. ~ dead ut his nome
near Rridgep"r;. thus county. lle WAS
prominent in Masonic circles and IN ihf
Republican party. having boon once
candidate of the party for sheriff "i
the county. HIS widow and seven chill
drcn survive him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
RAaltv DONdS Filed.


Sauna pjzzino 10 John Novcki ct al.
Land IN Richland township Consid-
Grafton 800.
Dr. hubert w. Schulenburg ct al. TO
William &. poadwing. Land m Bridge
port. Cons liberation $1,000.
Sarah j. Lewis to. DR.. Robert W.
Schulcnbcrg Land in Bridgeport. Con-
slderntion $1,000.
Esther Hamblcton. cHecutri1. TO Carl
W. Lose. Land in Flushing township.
Consideration s+.75o.
Sarah ]. and Alex. Il. Davis to James
skinner. Land in Wayne township.
Consideration $1,000.
Pietro Costanzo CT al to Samuel
stone. Land in Barncsville. Consid-
Grafton sl.00.
Webster Hobbs and wife. to Roy \.
Hobbs and Lucy V. Hobs. Land IN
Warren township. Consideration @l.oo.
Ella Randolph Campbell and Charley
Campbell to Ida NJ. Lucas. Land in
Barnrsvilir. Consideration $500.
Harry r. Tyler and Margaret Tyler to
Rucc" Drllarripr"t" ct al. Land IN
ShndysiIc. Consideration $500.
Roy 4. Iohhs ct al. to Webster Hobbs.
Land in BarncSvill". Consideration
81 90.
SiIvin pnlpiaz ., al. to Joe Daipiaz.
Land in Uuion township ConSioera-
tiun sl@t.
Hanna Emma Holloway 10 II. E. HolI-
warth. Land in Flushing. ConsIdera-
ton 500.
George Ondo ct al TO Wladeslav Bot
ka ct al. Lind in Peasc township. Con-
sldcration $500
william Jump and wife to HArman
and Martha Rormer. Land In Martins
Ferry. Consideration $500.
Karl Suchy to Frances SuchE. And
~ Hc!airc. Consideration $LAA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30

Twn- has hiI-kuSS.
Thrr, haS" hit Rodgers
Sacrifice hitS-linrScy. Harris.
Bases on halls-.-rff Harris. |.
Struck nuI--~Ry l.aIirrncr. :: by Har-
ris 6.
Hit by pitch"r-t.aticrncr tGrund-
mani
Double plavs--I.att"rnrr lu wilcox;
Harris To- Murphy Ia Grey.
lmpirr--Flrmlns.
Time az gamc--Unr hour and twenty
eight minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Rev. MENDOZA De Sola-

NEW YORK. April o9.-Th" R"rHr"nd
Mendoza De SOFIA. vice president OF tho
union Of Orthodox Jewish congregations
Of America. minister of in" Spanish
Portuguese jewish synagogue in Mont
rcal, and one Of the best known rabhls
in Canada died here to-day.
Dr. d.. Sot who was o. years "ld,~aS
known Internationally as Il ~ri'"r ana
speaker on Orthodox judaism
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
MIS-. Kappleris FEnEal

This afternoon n, o'clock nj ST.
James Lutheran church. funeral STR
vices for the late and highly r"$3"cr'd
Mrs. George +. Happier. who passed
away saturday morning at IN" nom" ~
her daughter. Mrs. Carl schultz. I-e'
lind street following an illness "t near
is four months. due tn in'lrmltI"S Of old
ago. will Inc held. Rev. Walter t..
Schuette. pastor IF this church. will OFF,
riatc and interrnrnt will hr mad" at
, brentwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Keruer Services To-day.

FNnnr:.l SERVICES TOR ihH Iat" MIS- y.
l.. K.rn.r. whn passed away Saturday.
will be h.id this afternoon At o'clock
from She lat" residence. M"Hlrt Ter
rarc. inrrrmen, will hc mad" AT MI
Zion CCm..trrY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Hundreds
of Families Will
Move This
Week

Many will be Selecting New Furnishings
for their New Home
But how about the Piano, is the one you
have giving entire satisfaction? This is
most opportune time to make an exchange
We will allow you full value for the one
you have, in exchange for new Piano or
PLAYER Piano. It would add greatly to the
pleasure of your new home, and saVe,the ex-
pense of moving
Never before have we been able to show you
such a large and varied assortment-all con-
tracted for before the advance in prices
You can buy a Piano here with the assur-
ance of Entire Satisfaction
The C. A. House Co., Music Store with
record of thirty six years in Wheeling be-
hind it, has long been recognized as the Safe
Store to buy from.
This store depends entirely for its success
upon clean business methods and honest
dealing between man and man
Let us show you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Proba&e Court.

ceased. Anna Hunkler appointed admin
istratrix. Bond $1,000. with Frank
Hunkler. John Hunkler, Wesley Hunk
Ter and Clement Hunkler as suretles.
% y. Wheaton. Harry Gil and J. W.
White appointed appraisers.
In re estate Of Sarah 81. Gleavcs. de-
ceased. Proof Of publication OF. No
tice Of appointment filed.
In re estate Of Oliver S. Scgus, de-
ceased. Proof Of publication OF. No.
tice of appointment filed.
In re will OF Matthew Fl. Grecnlec.
deceased. Commission returned anu
filed. Will admitted TO probate. Cita-
ton ordered issued to widow to make
election.
In re estate OF Emmett Ewcrs, de-
ceased. Sale bill filed and approved.
Account filed and notice ordered.
In re guardianship Of Harold Murphy.
= minor. Account filed and notice or
dered.
/ In re estate Of Earl f. Simpson. de-
ceased, William G. Simpson appointed
administrator. Bond $4,000. with Ma
tional Surety company as surety. X. l..
Bowman. James f. Dubois and D. d.
pu lsois appointed appraisers.
II. W. Berry. administrator. VS.. Will
liam Lloyd Harbour CT al. Petition 10
sell real estate. Appraisemcnt or
dercd
In re estate OF Lockslcy Thompson.
deceased. Charles E. Thompson ap-
pointed administrator. Bond $4,000.
with Calvin Thompson and William h.
Thompson "a surcties. Russell sam
mons. Dan Schrnmm and ]. A. Jamison
appointed appraisers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
Marriage Licenses.

Brooks II. Vangilder Of Fairmont and
Lena HiGgs Of Martins Ferry.
John Lampktns and Ellen Clark, both
Of Martins Ferry.
John Obyrtas and Rosa Antolak, both
Of Fairpoint.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-05-01
fHREE TIMES AS MANY
GERMAN PLANES FALL

London, April 29.-Speaking in the
house of commons today in the course
OF debate on the air budget vote, Pre-
imier Lloyd-George said he had every
hope that General Trenchard's serv-
ices may yet be retained in a posi-
ton of considerable power in the Brit
ish force.
General Sir Hugh Trenchard re-
signed as chief Of the British air staff
on April 16, causing a mild political
sensation.
Major Baird, parliamentary secre-
tary, said the quantity and quality of
the British pilots were steadily in
creasing. The number of German
machines definitely seen crashing to
earth, he said, was three and O half
times as great during the present
month as during April, 1917.