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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

total nr SIN eases were passed
upon by the public $crrir" commission
today. important among them hong
the rate incrcas" allowed the west
Virginia Traction and Electric COM
pany at Wheeling and allowing re-
hearing in the United Fuel Gas case.
In the West Virginia Traction and
Electric company cas-" an order was rs
sued establishing an additional fare
zone between BlOCh'S station and Elm
Grove OF four cents. Just the FAR" al
Wheeling IL RlrCh'G station AMI inler-
mediate points is @IN cents. while from
; Rloch's to Elm Grove. four cents. Far"
IN Other zones including the additional
ono cent authorized III" Mount l'r
C'han,cl branch Will remain a* cstab-
, lish"d April 20. and IN" new, rates. are
effective Jun" l.
Rr-hcarIug was allowed in III" case
Of tho United Fuel GaS company. pru-
ton for di>continuancr Of industrial
rates in charleston, Huntington. Bar
bourSvillc kcnova and other smaller
p!acrs Industrial rates alnn" Will he
considered al IlIr next hearing. Rates
To all consumers allowed last February
will y. effective and the last schedule
filed by lii" company was ordered
stricken from the flies. June II has
been set for tho rr-hcarinG.
The West Virginia Midland Railroad
company. opera ting II narrow gauge
railroad between HOLLY Junction and
Webster Springs. was permitted I" IN
crease it's rates To passengers Ia five
cents 4 mile.
SUSPENSION Of the White sulphur and
Huntcrsvi!Ir Railway c0mpany'S pro-
posed InCrcaS.. IF rates until September
IS. was ordered.
Applications for raj" increases Trr"
mad, by tho NirGiua- W"Slrrn Power
company. with offices at Clifton Forge.
Virginia. and operations 1T l"wishrrg.
Anderson and Runccv"ri" and H.: III"
rrdcr Grove Ferry company. operating
between C"da. GrnN" and EaSthank on
the Kanawha river
Th" I'hnrlr$tnnn Dunbar Traction
company today flied an aprll"n''"n with
the commission /" increase its rates
from Charleston Ia Dunbar from trn
cents To IL cents. Hearing has h"rn
SGT for Friday. June !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

Milk prices between the producers and
the distributors Of Obi" will be. r"=::-
lated monthly Il Plans "f tho fed. ri
milk commission Of Ohio. mad" 1t Iucet-
inSs held in this city the past TWO 6sys
materialize. Prices 10 the con S'!rrr u Ill
be maintained rs n"aTl: as possible alik"
the year round. gains acc-lt:u.: through
low prices from producers offset: ns
periods Of high prices paid by the dis
tributors at certain seasons OF III" yelr
through Seasnnab,e and other. condi-
tons. The commission is probing costs
and other factors Of production, in differ
ent parts OF the state. In the main
requent changes in tho price to consum-
,ers are to be avoided so that .onsump-
ton may be more regular and Srcare r
in volume.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Ohio News Eote2

cINCINE ATI-Joscph y. Drake. %
rears old. carpenter. was arrested by a
teouty United States marshal to-day on
warran, issued 1T the request OF Post
officer Inspector Morgan GrisWold
charging Drake with sending "olacK-
milling" letter through the mails de-
handing $4,000 from MIS-. Charles (.
Taft wife Of che editor OF the Cincinnati
Times star.
SIDNE-A war chest campaign to
rais, 100000 was opened here Jcster-
day.
NEW ATHEES--Edward Spear. aged
~. said to have been Mason longer
.han any other man in Ohio. died yes
terday:t
:TEI.AED-Abraham Wetnztnmer
aged 81. real estate man was shot and
killed as he ran from house which
police were searching for a murderer
MT. EORy-This place has dled dry
petition signed BY 60 votnrs. This Is
n gain OF ten dry votes over a year ago
RF;ELEFONTAINE-4 B. Wills
was Endorsed for governor by the Logan
county Republican committee.
LF.lrONTAINE-Thc court has up
held tho will OF Mrs. Ecnacca Williams
giving $4,000 to the city for hos
pital.
YOUNGSTOWN - Mahnning county
yesterday sent SCI men 20 Camp Cor
don. Georgia. The county has con-
tributcd 1000 men TO the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
ALIENS Eoo1-EasF DOES IT.

When your shoes pinch your and huunn'
ache that VOC ti7ed a, over. sc; Alien Font
Ease. tho sut:,e1lc powder 20 be shakrn Into thr
saon and sprtnsicd In tho foot bath II will ;akr
the s5nz on OF COIL, and buaion, and 1--WE Instant
4 rSlSef SmarclnS. Aching Swollen. TraIder !ecs-
Orer 100000 psckasrr h:inS used b The Amer
.can. Rs.ilsh and Frcnsh troops Sold ssesyvhcee.
&c. DON'T sccept any sabIttnrta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

rant here and will be sent to IN intern
mcnt camp, according to United States
Marshal William Osborne
Toncinich bought a Liberty bond.
then refused TO meet the payments.
saying he was going hack to Penn
sylvanin where men were not compcll-
cd To buy bonds" and that he had tw,,
brothers in the Austrian army and didn't
intend going against them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

Toeni Rocco. Italian grocer ot Fair
poinr Geimort county. "sl ''!o>y his
orc for five days hscauS:. h. sold flour
without substitutes and "a eNresSirs
quantities Rocco w;.S ordered - get
back the excess flour h, had sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
Altaus Arrested

Walter Mozer alias Paul Egan. Il
German: Louis Schneider. T. John
Racss and Joseph Mnzark. Austrians.
wcre arrested today at the government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

John f. Safer. United States district
Judge here. to-day returned from Camp
Sherman. where he converted ESQ aliens
in the National army into fuli citizens
Of the United states at a special term
OF court Held at The camp. To date 6hh
,selective soldiers Sava been naturalzcd
at Camp Sherman. Another class of
500 will be naturaIized at a special
term Of court to be held at the camp
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01
L|N|T
CLUB IS GROWING
GRAND TOTAL OF s226,ooO is SUB,
SCRlBED BY OHIO COUNTIES
FOR THE CAUSE.
Chairman c. A. Walden Is Making Ur
gent AppctaI to All to Help the
Government

The PerishinE Limit club in Ohio
county is being boosted along in fine
shape and an urgent appeal is made 10
, all 10 get their shoulders behind the
! wheel and TO push for all that they arc
! worth. Every effort is being made TO
get out the full quota in Ohno county
and i Is the earnest desire OF the COM
miltee 10 have The citizens go the limit
and help the boys al the front.
According 10 Mr.. Walden. almost all
of the citizens have possibly con.
/ lrbuted TO the Liberty Loan fund. and
also 10 he Rcd Cross fund, but this
! is not considered enough and they are
urged 10 also do their very best IN the
!! Thrift Stamp line, The average per
I day during the past few weeks has
| been about $4,000. and IT. hoped 10
raise this average 10 more than $751;
0UU per day within short time.
! J. J. Holloway, president Of the Per.
! shing Limit club in this city. as we'll
as MIR, G. 4 Walden have been working
, practically day and night 10 assist the
; government, and it is up TO all per-
sons who can afford 10 do so 10 put
their shoulder behind the wheel and
! help these gentlemen put the cub over
! the top.
1 Anyone who can assist by sending in
! their subscription TO the ferlshlne
Limit club. eleventh floor SchmulDach
building, where il will be taken care OF.
! Each person subscribing is presented
with handsome engraved 100 per cent
, certificate. which is signed personally
! BY the governor Of the state Special
attention is called TO the ad appearing
! in this issue Of The lntclligcnccr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

day appeared before the supreme couI'
20 argue Il point OF error az 10 ueG'-
s,or rendered against the company oS
IN. supreme court. The telephone COM
many somr time ago apnealHd lroh. Tue
decision OF the circ2it court anu III t"e
court of appeals preventing tho rae'ns
uf rates January. lslH- Inc ely
,to,s1,nd asked that thettelephonc COM
900 and the telephone company asked
th,t tho supreme court issue IN ORDER OIL
nr,bihition against the company being
r.fuscd an increase Of rates. Inc su-
rrenc court decided against the teie-
nhone company. who to-day sarEued a
uoiut Of error.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

powder plant ut Nitro and brought 70
the kanawha county jail. They VIII
be held by federal authorities pending
investigation of the cases. "hiln
. there is no specific charE" against tho
men. they arr enemy aliens ana are not
allowed on the grounds at tn" powder
plant.
Harvey Weiss was arrested AT MIRO
on the charge Of violating the Harrison
anti-narcutir act. n" was found with
10 grains al hcroin in his possession
He is also held i'll jpil here.
Another nrnn, Peter Noble. who came
from New Jersey to. Nitro. Is held Ivy
the authorities accused "f being a
Stacker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

All county licensing boards, have been
! ro,iticd BY the state licensing board
that hereafter all selected men VINO
have taken the oath nf military service
are 20 be refused into1tcants. All those
| drafted ure included in the order and
the burden Of proof is with the saloon
keeper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-01

The Cleveland Telephone company To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
TWO DEAD AND MANY
INJURED IN COLLISION

PITTSBURGH. July 5.-Two persons
arr dead. sixteen suffering from injuries
some serious today. rs tn" result "i Il
ear and Il wagon LOADED with NEIL Wa
m"n and children returning from a pie
ME IN Forbes street near Craig street
at ~ O'clock last nlGhL
The Dead
MRS S. J. MAiS-rASkY. 80 years OF
age.
, DAVE I't"TLER. &c months old.
The Injured.
MAX i'ETlER IL years old. :-tc-
iur"d skull, condition serious
KEBF:CCA rErLER. :. years Of ago,
internal injuries. condition critical.
LENA I'f.'rLEE. 10 Years "f age. prob
able skull fracture.
llYM.AN ri:TLEls 6 years Of age,
bruises and cuts.
ANNA IJnSSMAN. } years -: aga
BENJAMIN ir.Ti.Eis L..
JOSEPH MAkt:TASkT. ;; years
ISArpi.E LrSSMAN. } years.
NATHAN LtISSMAN. 3 years.
DORA MAEETASkY. = years
lIYNlAN MAlsETNSkN.
MRS. ETHEL MAEt:TASkf.
DAVID MAlF:TASki.
TIL. wagon. which W=tS returning from
= picnic III Schrnl"y l'ark was struck hy
III" street car OH i bridge under which
4 railroad train had jus; passed.
Tn" police wcr" told thu wagon car
r!"d no lights and was "nv"i"n"d IN
Slnrk'. from he locom"l!v" and was no.
Sr"n ny n" motornar unt!l Il VAS t"N
. late 10 avoid the nCC;tCRt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
RUNAWAY GIRL IS
AT THE UNION MISSION

Mar; Sav"ly. wh"S" parents i've Il
c.,-r ohm H,i. wi" has boon living
Nth her married SISTER 4; iarp"rsVili".
ohio, ran away from i"n" "A; "'"l""k
Thursday afternoon and cain" !" Wheel
~. Nav!m:: II" piar' - sl""i' She stay
-! 4. The l.. n - station Thursday nShi,
...l yesterday morning wandered in;o
"a. North Wheeling >h"sp!iai and ap-
rnrd :nr work Tn" officials OF tn"
hospital su<p"c,lnc a runway. sent
word IA TIN. M"thoIist GrIcun"sS who
went Il. thu; institution and cook Mary
:, ;he Union Mission. Her hr"tner-in-
..orv ION III. Fourth % July We had
CIV -, 5 o'clock Lust .'vcnlrr and
through tho a"ncon"ss stationed 4: hr
T. K O. station. aSc.rt.lr"'! ;h'' wh' -
,t.,u,S nf the .ualwns girl. located hHr
~ the ,r.iS4tnn. Tho dcsir" for WANDER
!t>, haG t,!rnrl ~ hsirnw"h and Mary
gladly returned with her hr0:h"r-in-l:tw
o. n. hur!... az h"c sister IN Narp"rS-
,3ilc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
PEACE QUESTION
MUST BE CLEARED
SAYS SCHEIDEMANN

AMSTERDAM. July {. - Phi ! p
Sci-idriuarn,. leader tt III" MINORITY
Socialists. replying to Vic" Chancellor
PAYERS rvprout tor Socialist opposition
10 government measures, declared he
had nothing 10 Withdraw.
We will c"-rp"ratr with tho govern
mrnl only if the r"aC" question is clari-
fled" SrlI"idcmaun said.
Schcidcmann declared TIM: the great
est military victory. 10y itself. never
will bring pcacc--only IN armiSticr.
Srhriu"lnan7l'S action il regarded rs
important. us it was tho first time dur
&ug the war that The majority Socialists
had refused to v"I" for the government
budget. II is bound /" produce L far
reaching effect on III" people.
II is learned that SchrIdcmann. in his
rcccu, conference with Iirtrr TrnelStra.
the Dutch Socialist leader. al The
Hague. declared the German Socialists
will not support til" government until
the latter makes 4 reasonable step to-
ward peace. This is the message that
Trnrlslra wanted Ia bring 70 the Lon
,!nii labor conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
KENYON JOYCE
NOW PROMOTED
ELEVATED FROM MAJOR TO TIE
RANK OF COLONEL IN
U. S. ARMY.
Serving as Chief OF Staff Under General
Sturglss-Recovertng from
wounds.


Highly pleasing t" VIII f.. Stone.
u-:ry f.. .I"u"$ and others # III" iHn!lT
connect inn. was tE" H"wS just r"'''lN""
from tn, lighting front IN Franc" that
Major Kenyon " Joyce, nt IN" tnii"d
States army. How serving under ''"u"rII
l'"rShin2. has been proni"'"d {" the rank
If rnlnnrl Colonel ,Juyrr, formerly of
.rulumhus. will h. remembered hy Wheel
ing people through his having welded
Miss lIrrn Jones. daughter Of Henry f.
Jones If this city.
colonel Joyce was among th,. first
AMERICAN officers wuund"d III the Tight
Ing in France. but Is recovering rapidly.
and is again III nCtiv.. Scrvi"" 1T tho
front serving as chief OF staff under
GENERAL s;iurpias IT,. * one q; TIA" most
PROMISING younger officers in tn" Am"ri-
can forces. and his career II military
way is being watched with great ia
tcr.s;t by 4 host Of friends IN hC"iIng.
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PREPARING TO CRUSH
Continued Prom First Page.)

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sectors upon which tn" Nr.:rtrL great Of
feISlvc might b" dn!!N"r'd. ana! y%nE Ia"
Advantages nnd disadvantages -! each,
and pointing nut that th, most Favorable:
upon the whole Tor II'" enemy waS TN,
region Ill front Of Cambria and st tlu"n-
TN. In point OF fart ;ht attack took
pi;Lrc there. This was no case "f prnIt! =
'Ty: II VIA merely mat III" paitu"" ar
conditions WAS presented tor iH' reader
himself 70 judge.
We ar. IN tn. sam" <itlH:Inn To-day.
W" know III general ne hn,:, ~ things
AMI can show what advantages and
diS.uiS ;tnlaec:i th"r" ar OH "I'h''r SD"
lur cannot pretend I" rr"r">y Without
open and confessed f"llS.
Can Strike Where But Not when
he Will
Tho general situation Is ''l:tt ii>
enemy has tn" iniirr1lI. thr"nrh his
now greatly superior numbers; u" can
slrtk, wh"rr Ia. will. unt.l that adran-
tax" iS lost - him. unit! 'h" rapid
growth Of rhn American r""rUitm"u'.
He cannot strike when h" VIII. s"rnHS"
W.. have. sc"n each check ""mH"i> him
10 pausc. and in rr"I"rii"u - ,h' 80
verify Of TN" check X ;h' lc"c'h - 'ha;
nausr We're ne free If Inns disability
IN. would have made II" hattie ""ntIu'!-
nrs His succcsaiv" losses after "H.'
Martial failur" have rendered continued
action impossible.
!fn has. roughly speaking. SIN ""n'h''
IN which 10 win q" lose. Thr"u@h"u'
i'm, rrrL,d the handicai' Ia hlH fnNrr
Viii 20, less md less. Tn" first and
mos Favorable. half Of ;h"r period Inns
ALREADY been consumed. II" u'T%t nov
finally break ia" line Hnh get upon =
now Allied flank In IN" remaining 'hr""
months or expect dricnt.
Tho appnr,unitT M now 0""S"%s"" re-
e,dos nrinrtDally IN III" fact :hnt Il" has
o,r,o1y rrnvcly limited IN" power "r
Tho Allies to mnno-uvro. Any ronsld"r-
nhlc retirement IN IN" northern -'"-inr
will lmpcrIl III" ports through which
tho british nriny IL supplied. Any CON-
siderable retirement In the cnrtrnl Srr-
:Or VIII uncover ATnirn*. lmprr!hl com
rrunIraftnrI. between tn" northern ana
Snu,hrrD purtIons of the Allied armies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

Any r"nS''l"rahl" retirement IN IN"
southern S"''t"r viii 'np"r'i !hr'- WIN
ali tia, I",lj,irllI cuIIsvuu"u'".S iEN"!N"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
CLARKSBURG BOY Is
WOUNDED IN BATTLE

EAST LIVERPOOL. ohio. Jul" r.
r. +. NcNIrhull. ~ this city. VIII" WAS
t,rd from tlarks5urS. ". VA. has
h-ar wounded IN action IN Franz" and
his wttc vas advised tonight IN q cab
1ryram. Young MrNicholl is 4 sou Of
D. T.. McN!choll. vice president of tn"
n. F.. NcSicholl Pottery company. OF
harrisburg II" Is a member OF H"ad-
quarters company. Battery c. Fifteenth
i.'."ld Artillery. and has been in France
Tour months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
OPPOSED III MERCHANTS.

NEM YORK. LAZY "a suggestion
or n" Council e.: Nnt!"rHi l'"i"nH.' :hnt
Ms n wnr measure. Christmas r.i;s 'f's
year hc r0ut.n"d :" an exchange az
cards ma l"if"r:i ~ rl"ol!nC WIN "N1"-
s!'iun 'rr'" merchants In nj! wr'- 81
IN. cat.ntry n"rnr.f:rr II M announces
rurr, r,Ihv Is ;En r"iaii my Goods
h.srriniion These merchants, e was
erato.i. rored"r ;h0t sufA"iNr: r"ruin-
Hon hns been rjnrHA "n n"n-0"s"r'ial*
IVY rhc govrrnrrrr. n; ~" s0lirc" ~ pro-
ductirn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
NOW n TRIPLE TRAGEDY.

I'TTTSEt EEH. July 5.--JoscHh Jack
son. n negro ihir;y-$cvon yrnrs OF age.
employee! rs Waterman u: tn" baltimore
AMI rhi" railroad. died in tn" All"
rhcny General hospital this marnin8
completing f. tr;rl" tragedy enacted late
las; night ,iu,.rr ~" northern md or
,hc Thirty-ihirI street bridge OF tho
rafl-onH in which \. y. k0hu. 20 years
sc age a pr;vat" GC."rtiv" WAS shot 10
drnih md .IncKsrn fatally wounded by
mn unidentified negro. who shot and kill
cd. him self.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
STRIKE ENDED.

LOWELL. MH"a. July Ill II" SITE"
of 'rxfilo wnrkrCa hoy" rnh"d ;H-EiEhi'
when Horny H. End!r"it rNC"NtiHn mai
ngrr Of tho state c0mn;:ti"" on Huhi"C
anfoty. VIII" had hern agreed upon "a
mediator, AWARDED tho operates thr y
pcr cent !nrrrna" !r wages ihcY uo'
mnndch. The award tancs effect rs Or
juno y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
Half Dollar Savings Bank

Gated A. Wh"tnG " The state or W'S,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

-,
Any rnnS''l"rall" r"f!r"mril' IN M
southern S,,'tur viii inp"rii i'nri.. Win
ali thu r.,li,iruI ,uiiscuurr,'S iEN"!N"d.
u,e r,-.a Main poss1hil,tIes Left.
-.
Many puhll"!SiS suggest tiI'il m ~
lrrk Will 'rin" IN IN n"r'h. lH'H nav"
u" 'rid'n'r upon when /" !. Ih" Il"
E"t rrur'N" |" follow ih"iii NJ "" IAN
say IL shat IT." enemy has three imam
possibilities l".fur" hun IN" !."rth"ru.
cent raj md southern nv"Hu"S al attack.
iiu, H.. las .xh:tuN;,d about half ~ tn"
total ,inrl,lu # ,u,, IN SIGHT; f,n htIn
,,,,,. IT.,.., .,,,i S',,,n,h,.- mai =
In. Ir,.s 1ry,lI.nt: !. <, iEar! = rurnpl","
breaking nr me- i'm. It viii I,ro... iha,
H., ,,.,- L...,. r..d,,,J mar. than We
- ,,,,,,, 49,. .h,, .I,, .r,,.,,.I r.,l},rr ~
49, t.-,,.i, ,,
I,n.., t.i," v..r,-,' 81. i,.L ia,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06
JUVENILE COURT.

\ short session OF Juvenile court Was
held yesterday afternoon hefor" Judge
Alan Robinson IN criminal court OF
Ohio county. which Was in session Mt
the city building yesterday \ srnni
number Of cases wrrc disposed nf. most
Of which were family differences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

lIs7nrcir corresponding tn ihn FT"h'h
,,fnr;u! communicate alludcH.
Tic l;"Ii &C Hfr"nc points sH'="d ny
The r'-rnrh rovcr".!. ns n N" .'a*" -
rhr Enri'sh nt;n-k nh"u' r..'. ar i
IItllr moro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-06

mains
e
hroughw army
G The uthens
~ by the Frenhbe the ores O .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
SHOOTS NEGRO IN ARM
Abe Seigei. Eighteen Years Old, Held
by Police on tho Charge OF
Attempted Murder.

Abe Scigel. eighteen years old. Of 30S
East Main street, shot Joscph Allen
coiored. shortly before ; O'Clock YES,
terday afternoon during an altcrca-
tlon at Twcnty-frst and Main Streets
Allen, who is twenty-five years old
is at Virginia Hospital suffering from
a bullet wound through the arm. while
SciSel mas been arrested on a charge
"' attempted murder and is held an
the firs; Police station
Ailcn is, chauffeur. and the police
say mat the trouble between the white
youth and the negro Followed a near
accident, IN which Scigcl barely cs-
capped being struck by Aliens machine
m argument resulted, during which
some warm words were exchanged
Hslse! told The police that Allen then
ter Of self defense, tho vou,h Ga IA" q,
Was coinpciled TO draw his gun ana
IL Is not believed that Aliens in
juri%s are fatal. Seigcl will bc hcId
ptmuinS the outcome of the ncEro's
Wound ana then srraismcd in Pole.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
BELIEVE END IN SIGHT
Seven Pines BnE Ionding Plant May
Cease Activity BEFORE End
of Week.

Activity at the Seven Pines bag load
ing plant will cease Saturday morn
ing. according TO belief expressed by
"A member of party OF workers. who
yesterday gave a farewell luncheon to
G. 7. Cockey, employment supervisors
who. in the absence OF further work
to perform at the plant. will leave this
week for duty at Baltimore There
are less than 900 left OF the several
thousand workmcn and workwomen
who were employed at Seven Pines
AZ the time the armistice WAS signed.
These are preparing TO move to other
fields. and the end Is confidently ex-
pected Saturday, although no Official
statement 10 this effect could be gotten
last night.
Wha, disposition is to he made of
The extensive property and its millions
OF dollars worth Of buildings machin-
cry and railway tracks and equipment
is not known. \ group OF Federal
onicialS visited the plant last week on
tour OF Inspection. They left Seven
Pines FOR Pcnniman TO make Il Jimilar
inspection No report by them has been
made public.
For several days i, has been ncr
Sistently rumorcd that the plant would
be transformed into an ordnance do
pot, manned by wounded soldiers. This
rumor also said that part of the GOV
eminent equipment Of the ,nuni,ion
plant AT Penniman would be moved
10 Seven Pines. Whether the visit Of
the officials TO the two plants has any
connection with such II plan is not
known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
TINY POSTERS URGE ALL
TO ENROLL IN RED CROSS
Unique Advertising Method VIII Invite
Attention to "ChrlStmns
Roll Call

Miniature Red Cross posters. which
cashiers and paymastcrs i'll stores. fac
tories ana offices will he asked to MT =
iach TO crisp 81 bills when making up
me pay envelopes of employees this
week. Will be used in directing atten-
hon to the Red Cross membership
urnNe. which begins next Monday
me posters bear different legends
ana are attractively decorated \ sam
pc one reads as follows: Join the
Red cross. All YOU need is a heart
and 81. This 81 will make YOU a mem.
Der The Richmond Red Cross Chan
ter hopes to have = poster attached to
a pill in every envelope that is made
up between now and Monday ."Tbc
attention OF thousands of DeoDie in this
SitE VIII be drawn to the drive in a
direct manner by this means" sairr
~. q. Boykin. chapter director. Re
siues having the posters placed in nav
envelopes an effort will he made 10
Ihuuce the cashiers in stores TO keen
a supply on hand and attach one to
nose handling the posters will be
OF them from being pasted TO bills
as inns would be contrary to law. Gins
should be used and Whenever nossihin
me OH 10 which the poster is ar
tdCncu should be Il crisp. new one
CHRISTMAS Roll Call" is the name
Ihat mas been given TO the membership
ui.e inns year No funds Will be so
,icittu. attention being directed so,cIy
20 enrolling members of the chant ey
LOT lIi'. In place of receipts. which
nave been given members in prcviou.
years. membership buttons serves
flags and Red Cross seals will he rivcn
TO those joining -