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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17
Wheeling Girl Winner
Of HOnOrS in Music

Or" post gradual" medallion. fifteen
diplomas and fnrly.ninr certificates
will be- awarded students Of This
years elias, at The College of Music
of Cincinnati next Wednesday morn
ing at IL o'clock.
4 remarkable incinent Of tho en-
rrriSas will b" the awarding of four
certificates in three different branches
of study to Miss Virginia Tabor pighy
Of Wheeling. The first occurrence ni us
kind in The history OF the CColIrgc Of
Music uf Cincinnati.
The branches of study for which,
Miss Digby receives certificates IN
cludc that VI vocalist. teacher of voice"
teacher Of public school music and
public READER.
Mr.. Martin c. DumhIer. former
student and pdcSrnt member OF tn"
college hoard Of trustees will deliver
the commencement address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17
Two Killed and Six
Injured in Collision

ptTTSBURGE June l6.--Tw- for
cign.rs wcrr Killed AND six others In
jurcd Iiv" probably fatally. tonight III
An automobile accident. which occurred
in the Curliss tunnel on the South Side.
Tho Dead.
ANDREW l.rTKOW$Kl, Mckce's
Rocks.
CHARLES l.ARrGMKGMERC. Nc
Kos Rocks.
Charles A. Wa;man. Of Williamsburg,
was driving his "nr through the tunnel
and IN. trying t"'avuid H collision with
another machine he >trrrr"d INTO ~ Stone
retaining wall. Wakman. hi" wife and
three children were probably fatally in-
Jurrd. The Foreigners. who were occu-
pants OF the Wakman car. both died on
tho way 10 4 hospital.
Tn" morgu" ambulance. I'll route 10
he cat: with :hc body Of Il negro who
had been drowned III tho Ohio river.
waa in tho immediate rear If the Wax
man car when III. accident occurred.
The injured were placed IN the ambu-
lance and rushed To the hospital. where
attending physicians say they ~ - .
critical condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17
M'CONKEYS BEAT
FAlRMONT EASILY
Locals overwheEn Down State Team
Yesterday In Easy Game.

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelligencer'
FAIRMONT, June 16.-This afternoon
at Traction Park, the McConkeE team.
Of Wheeling. caught the h"rn. o"yS OH
guard and had littl" difficulty IN WIN
ming hy a lis score. T"othran was
.sent TO the showers as the plucky little
visitors sot TO him right at tn" start
and were never headed. Iioutz was the
big noise for the winners. getting four
clouts. one clearing the sacks. 1t WAS
F'airmcrt's second defeat. losing o"tl
contests TO Wheeling clubs.
The visitors proved n big surprise rs
the home boys were figuring on easy
picking Hitting was the big factor i"s
the winners. while young Burkhaee
pitched excellent ball. allowing but tour
scattered binGlcs. Weith s1raln"d ms
ankle and was replaced by Lewis y
largo crowd was present.
The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-17
JOHNSON THE BIG NOISE.

ST. LOUIS. Jun" Is. 1890 Daring base
running hy johnson gave St. Louis a
two 10 uns victory uNrr Boston today.
With The score iicd IN the ninth. H"n-
dryN singled and WAS forced NJ Srrund
10y Johns. who Daltcd for Smith. John
son ran for johns. After GCtl""n had
lined out. johnson started Ia s'"al sec
und. SrhauGs peg went Ia center field
and Johnson. coached by l;urk", tor" in
for the plate. sliding in safely ~
Schunp received the return throw. Score:
Il. II. l..
Boston nnh nnn in0--I !
ST Louis ......... uln ucN nml-1 !
Leonard aud SchanE: Smoker and
NuuaInakrr.
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ANOTHER PAIR
Continued from First Page.)

day morning about ninety miles 81 IN"
Virginia coast The Nary department
ANNOUNCED toaGy ;ilat fifteen meNlh"r>
Of the crow were picked up by a sch""n-
or and transferred I" another vessel
which - bringing ;h'u - port.
The ''SanIo:L" I.~S"i II l"Jl Lee
,cns was sent d"w-l near III" spot wh"r-
the armed British stc'rr"r "keenlur
was unsuccesSfullr attacked THURSDAY
evening The Norwegian N"yS"l vas i'i''
nineteenth raft known officially H.
hay" hccm sunk hy IL" rnid"rS sine" th'E
began operations of tn" Atlantic
coast S"fr;~ three weeks ago.
The attack on thu "Sau"r' indicates
that G"r:na-:y'S sea wol".ss sail arr
seeking easy victims. pi"kinG cut sail
ing vessels or Unarm"d Steamers whil'
avoiding conveyed fl"ttlla$ bound 0v"r-
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Concrete Barge Line
May Be Operated on
the Upper Ohio River

Special piSrH'rh :" Til" 1nt"liiGenc"r
tINuINEATI ohio: June ia CO.
tn"ir uf 81. Louis capitalists financing
tia. Mississippi Valley Transportation
Company are negotiating here for water
front rrnlty suitable for making ltnd-
iuc and providing s!nrnG" facilities for
AN phin river branch lin" ~ concrete
hrrG"S IT, L.. ui'"ral"d i'll correction with
m, NV Orleans Ia st Paul lines If Tho
company alrcHd? IN operation. II iS
stated her. t,tnlS liilz=s"rurlng OF tn"
river front property IN question here
AMI Il; Wheeling viii ,nsur" 4 Plus
burgh Ia Cairo lin" which may later run
through L. New orleans.
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STABLE BURNS

E'lr.. uf uukn"wn origin compile ely
dn.fr,v,L ih, S'ahIr halruI,n III, !" VIII
ian E"yl at Elm iIrlshts carly ih'T
morning, Tho fire va discovered lew
minutes after midnight hY a member "f
The Boyd family and Ill" general ire
alarm sounded.
Tho nrw .nF'ranC"- fir" truck arrived
on ,hr seen" but III" iir, hId E"hI
start and was beyond control. The de-
uarlnru however did S""d Work ~
keep th" iir" from spreading !" th'
l:rvd hmmn and "th'r houses nearby.
All harness equipment aud wagons
AMI thrcr horses w"rr gotten "u: NJ IN"
burning building and the loss will b"
about $500.
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Weeks Review in Base Ball

ticv"luni'S adVHnC" WAS attained ny
wiuuin;: !!v" .sit "i $"T"'! games. u" l""'
tng t"Gny'S victory over thiiA"'ii'''''
w!,iIr thl":lG" WAS unable /" Il" '"'''t
than break ,.."n. including tn" ""tcN'
which Ihr world champions admins
,-.rr! Washington to-day.
Th, works.. record IL each '"acil' q;
games played Won and l"$;. with runs
hits .r:"rS. mon l":t ~ hI~''>. Hn" runs
Scored hy opponents. 'urt"HlHI IN"
games ri Saturday. Jun" -. - aS i"t-
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u. S. Naval Hospital
Established in Erin

= 'EENST0WN. May ia 1nrG"
dwelling house. with a considerable area
If land attached. has been acquired near
Queenstown. for an American naval hos
pitnl II Will b." used for men fruIn
American wHrshtrs Wooden hnrniiorirS
will hr added tm IN" Visiting building sn
aS I" l.. bring The capacity Of til" hos
rlraI Nh t. 40 beds Tn. h"rnlit"rira
are u, ir% hiilr in sections IN .\m"rita
and rhirp,d Ia ireland in kuuCk-d"wn
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HUGE ARMIES
Continued from First Page.)

eny, and King Victor Emmanuel'S
men were CALAMITY striving TO throw
back the invaders across the Piave.
The italians have taken more than
5000 Austrtans prisoner. among them
80 officers.
Az yet tie vienna war office hna
given only brief mention TO the battle,
saying trcr. The Austrian armies had
invaded thc settle Comunt plateau, ly-
ing At IN altitude OF 3,4oo feet north
west OF Asiago, and that up to noon
Sunday more than 10000 italian, Eng
ush and French -oldiers and consid-
cradle number Of guns had been cap
tured-
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WASHINGTON BLAMED.

ClIltA';b. June l6.-Chicaeu defeat
I'd Washington today , I" " i'll Il game
marked with frequent arguments hc
tween l'mpir" p'l.aughlru and players
of both teams. Manager Rowland WAS
put off thr field III the fifth inning for
disputIng D'l.auEhlin'S right 4" take an
alleged shin" iHlT out Of tho game. In
tho firth with l.ISbcrg on third and
Schalk on first. .tltruck firldrd Il hunt
from tiCuttr and threw thu bail past
Foster. trying Ia retire RiSbtrG. RIS-
hre scored and SrEalk took third. Sr"r-
ing later on u SHrriGr" fly. Weaver :
single behind TWO bases on balls result
cd III another score in Ia" sixth. Alt
rock WAS removed for the pinch hitter
after the seventh. Score:
+. II. t..
W-aShiurton nGn uun nu0--u =
Chicago. urn ~ n"%-I u
Allrn"k. shaw and .hinSmllh; Cicouc
and SChalk
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NOTICE

Editor Intelfgcncer:
You are authorized 10 announced
Davis Elkins of Morgantown. Monon'
gala Co.. candidate for nomination
by the Republican Party for the Cnttcd
States Senate from West Virginia, SUD-
ject 10 all rules Of the Republican Party
and the laws Of the State OF West VIZ
GINA governing the primary election
10. be ncld August. 1918.
EIkINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
J. H. McDERMoTT. Chairman.
P. o. Drawer. 81,
Morgnntown. W. Va.-Adv.
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German Report.

BERLIN. Jun" lG.--tNia l.ond"n.l--
The official report from general head
quarters to-day reads:
"SUuthw"sl Of Morris and north "t
Eclnuur. British local attacks. during
which tho enemy penetrated our fore
most lines. west uf i.rcom. were rcpulSrd
in hand /" hand lighting.
CON tho remainder ct N" front tn"
infantry activity was restricted I" re-
connuilrring engagements.
9TH. artillery duel revived IN the
evening north II IN" l.yS. north 81 the
St.ari,r. aud on h"th ad's IF III" S"i'inr.
There have been $nall engagements on
The hattlrlrld Suuthw"S' "i N"E"h.
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STOGIES WIN

Tho SiuEir hGsrhail team of South
Sid. hcf"rt"i the fast Wnoi$dalG team
IN Il uur-shcd game hy tho iun" Of IL
10 l. The feature "f tn" game was tho
hitting Of tn" SInGics. rh" StogIcS will
play tho fast Raurr Yankees Sunday.
Juno @2rd. at Wheeling park. y" doubt
an exciting game Is expected Bick
and Fading will be the batteries for the
Stugics.
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CLEVELAND. ohio Jun" lS.-('lcvc-
land mad II three straight from rhila-
hrlphlt today. Winning to =. Hunting
was responsible for Cl,y"land'S vrrory
-four of the nine hits ot! Gregg being
Of that character. WamhseanS% error
was responsible for I'll" TWO runs scored
off Morton who allowed but three and
struck uui six m"n. -Four double plays
shortened the game aprrccinbly. Score:
Z. H. l..
Ph ilnd"lphia. ..... 10. nhm "mn---2 : |
cleveland. ....... at" 10" "uX--l |
Gregg aud MCAvny: Morton and O'N"lll
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SIX BILLIONS
Continued from First Page-)

Don. 600 600 between July l and next
January l.
The sale Of certificates under the
plan in effect during the past year
amounts virtually TO borrowing in ad.
vance from banks on projected popular
war loans or lax collections. and peri
odicaIy rcfundinG these short term OBJ
legations in long term Liberty bonds.
Depository banks make -. per cent
not. The difference between the A..
p"r cent interest paid by The govern
rlcnt, and The > per cent collected for
deposits
Th.. future financial program was
announced at this lime to enable banks
TO prepare for the government de.
mandS
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Last German Statement.

EEI:LlN, via London. Jun" lb-Thr
evening communication from general
HEADQUARTERS OH tn" mii,'ary situation
s;LyS.
:.'rhrrr Is nothing now from tn" battle
fronts"
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Em.hrStrr, II: Newark = 't'rS' Eanl"l:
Eorhr4irr =. Newark. tS"r"nd GHnn'l.
Syracusc. =: Jersey city 'hrS'
gained; SyrnruS". ,, Jersey tilE, 'S"t-
und game.
Tnrcnln ). iialtim"r". :.
buffalo, 1 'i;!nEhu alton. ~.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee. =: Toledo. :"
Minneapolis. 4: Louisville. :.
= st. Paul. IL: indianapolis. II. s.
Kansas Cit. :: Columbus thrss
game: kan<.s Clty. 3. Columbus.
kCscond gameJ.
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AMERICANS IN ALSACE
Continued from First Page.)

B.varan reserve, also participated IN
the attack.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, June 16.-tBy the AS
ISOLATED Press.) - American ma
chine gunners and rifIemen repuIsed
a German attack on the American
sector in Alsace this morning
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, June 16.-(sy the AS
ISOLATED Press. Jan American OBJ
servation balloon was shot down
ehis morning by she'll from Ger
man gun. There were no casual
ties as a result of the incident.
In the famous St. Mihiel sector,
where the Americans took over
their first sector Of the battle front.
the Germans have delivered stroke
and were rewarded by being able to
oain the village. Soon afterwards.
however, they we're expelled and the
position regained. Prisoners were
taken from lne SSTTnahs' ""o' w
their anger throughout Sunday
"strafed" villages In the rear with
their artillery.
Probably having in mind PresI-
dent Wilson'S promise that the war
should not be ended until the
wronqs Of Alsace-Lorraine are
riohted. forces of the American
troops are now occupying sectors in
the picturesque territory Of AIsace.
They have been there since May a.
and possibly. sensing the import
ance of the move. both from the
strategic and moral standpoint. the
Germans have delivered an attack
AGAINST them. The American casu-
aIties were light.
In Macedonia the operations da.ly
Increase In Importance. Along the
oreater part Of the front there nave
been heavy reciprocal bomhard-
nents. and Bulgarian troops sever
ii times have cndeavored to pene-
frat. the Allied lines. All theIT CT
forts, however. met with I''-sue'
cess.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games,
None scheduled.
SATURDAYS Games.

Philadelphia, 6: Pittsburgh, |.
New York. s: Cincinnati. I.
Chicago Is: Hr"uklyn |.
st. Louis 4: Boston
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Standing Of Clubs.
To-dny's Games.

st Louis at Boston To.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at PHILADELPHIA
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EASY FOR THE YANKS.

DETROIT. juno L. New York bunch
rd seven Of its ten hits IN three innings
and defeated Detroit t" !. Rulanu.
who succeeded t.rikSun after III" fifth
inning sIorp,d TIA" scoring, allowing The
visitors hut one Int. \ triple. Il SiuElc
and IL double figured in p"irulrS seer
iur. Score:
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GREAT GERMAN ARMY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

cut shortly aftrrward. We took prison
crs. including m officer.
Eastern Theatre. Jun" i5--There
WAS artillery activity on the greater
part Of tho front. Several Bulgarian
accommodating drtachm"u!S attempted 10
reach In" allied lines. but We're re-
pulsed With heavy losses. Two enemy
uirplancS were brought Guwu.
PARIS, June lG.--Licrman troops at
tempted during tho night /" cross tho
Malz river near the Disc, but were halt
ed nv the fire Of the French. says to-
days war office statement. In local
actions northeast rf tn" woods Of irn-
lis, south of lpamrard. and in The region
Of Why tun.lhwrst cr Chateau Thi"rry
thu French took seventy prisoners and
number rf machine guns. Thu text
CT the statement follows:
In local actions northeast If the
woods If GrniiS. snulh of lIhmmard and
in the region Of Ninly III" French took
seventy prisoners and "artur"d NUM-
her Of machine guns. An enemy at
lcnlut To- cross tn" MatZ river mar the
Disc WIS checked by French iir". On
the rest OF the front the night was
calm.
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Standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Games.

WASHINGTON at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia IL cleveland.
l!u%inn st 81. Louis
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Bavar1an reserve, also participated IN
the ATTACK.
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Saturdays Games

RUsl0n. $: s.. l.0u!s. (,
Cleveland. :: Thilad"lrhin. ..
Washington. =: Chicago. |.
Detroit. I: Nrw York. q
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BUNTING WINS
FOR CLEVELAND
IN CLOSE CAME


YeEterQaYs lTanlcD.
cleveland 1 Philadelphia. :.
New York :: Detroit. ..
Chicago. :: Washington. n.
st. Louis =: Boston,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-14
WANT ADS s 81 81
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Ninety dollars. one ffty dollar
pm and rest iu other bills between La
tfile and aEue SITS Return tu 'rlIp
Ne" s1oy Cor Michigan aud Washing
Ton Nts.. at newsstand. Reward l6lj-I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-14
Gets a Position Gets Help
Barter and Exchange
LEGAL NOTICE
NoTIcE no ROAD cnNrRACroRs.


STATE OF Indiana St Joseph County S.
Notice Is hereby given that the board
OF commits stouers Of said county VIII re-
celye sealed proposals rOr the improve
ment Of a certain highway in said county
by grading draining ana paving with
gravel as set out in the Specifications,
plans aud profile now on hle in The
office Of the auditor - said county. by
Said sealed proposals VIII be opened and
the contract awarded for said improve
ment on the 4th day of March. 19iS
Bids or proposals VIII DE received mp
10 II O'Clock a. m. on said date
The said road 10 be improved IL To-
Gated in Penn township, in ST Joseph
county Indiana. and iS 10 be known as
the Henry Beehler ct al road when SO
Bids will be Tor the completion Of the
said improvement in accordance with the
plans, profile and Specifications in the
Office OF the auditor OF said county, ana
shall include all labor and material FOR
said WORK. In no case VIII extra COM
penSatiOn be allowed for any additional
work alleged 90 have been done by the
contractor OF contractors 20 whom IS
awarded the contract.
Each bid shall be accompanied by 4
personal or surety bond in a sum equal
20 double the amount OF the bid filed FOR
the work bid on. 10 be approved by the
board Of commissioners of said county.
Said bonds shall be conditioned FOR the
faithful performance Of the work. the
sureties if personal shall be resident
freeholders or the state Of Indiana, one
Of whom shall be a resident Of ST Jo-
Seph county.
Said bond shall be FOR the benefit OF
any person, persons or corporation who
shall suffer any loss or damage by rea-
son OF any such bidder failing or neg
Letting 10 enter Into a contract 90 per
form such work awarded by the said
board Of commissioners CT TO carry out
the same in any particular or TO pay FOR
any labor OF material which may have
been furnished or any such contractor OF
contractors or 10 any sub-c0ntrlctor.
agent OF superintendent under him. I'm
the construction Of said work
Said Improvement viii bee let
whole to the lowest responsible bidder
upon affidavit Of noucOllusi0n which
must be submitted with their bid and
upon failure To submit such affidavit
such proposal OF bid viii be rejected by
the board, and the board reserves the
right TO reject any and al bids. Time
for the completion of said work VIII be
agreed upon after the letting Of said
contract by said hoard OF commission
ers and successful bidder
Given by order OF the board OF said
county
ARTHUR r. WOLF
6-l3-20 Auditor ST. Joseph County.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-14

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.
State Of Indiana, st. Joseph County. SIS.
Notice is hereby given that the board
or commissioners CT said county win re-
ment Of a certain highway In said cCuD-
ty by grading. draining and paving with
gravel as set out in the Specifications,
plans and profile DOW on file IN the office
of the auditor Of said county. by and
under the laws OF the state of Indiana.
Said sealed proposals viii be opened and
the contract awarded for said improve
ment on the 4th day of March. 1918
Bids or proposals will be received up
TO IL O'Clock a. IN. Oh said date
The said road to be improved is To-
Gated in Penn township. in ST. Joseph
county. Indiana. and is TO be known as
the +. Chester Laidlaw et al road when
so improved
Bids will be for the completion OF the
said improvement in accordance with the
plaLs, profile and specifications in the
office OF the auditor of said county, and
shall include all labor and material for
said work. in no case VIII extra COM
pensation be allowed for any additional
work alleged 20 have been done by the
contractor or contractors 10 whom Is
awarded the contract
Each bid shall be accompanied by
personal or surety bond in a sum equal
10 double the amount Of the bid filed for
the work bid on. 10 be approved by the
board Of commissioners Of said county.
Ndl0 UUuu Suall DC CONDITIONED Tor the
faithful performance of the work. the
sureties. il personal shall be resident
freeholders Of the state OF Indiana, one
Of whom shall be q resident OF st. Joseph
county.
Said bond shall be for the beLeft OF
any person. persons or corporation who
shall suffer any loss or damage by rea-
son Of an such bidder failing or neg
Letting 20 enter into a contract 20 per
form such work awarded by the said
board Of commissioners or TO carry out
the same in any particular or 20 pay fO-
any labor or material which may have
been furnished 70 any such contractor or
contractors or 70 any sub-contractOr,
agent or superintendent under him. in
the construction Of said work.
Said Improvement VIII be let as a whole
TO the lowest responsible bidder upon
affidavit OF noncollusion. which must be
submitted with their bid, ana upon fail
ure TO submit such affidavit such pro-
pOsal or bid viii be rejected by the
board and the board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids Time for the
completion Of said work will be agreed
upon after the letting Of said contract
By said board OF commissioners and sue
cessful bidder.
Given by order Of the board OF said
county.
ARTHUR f. WOLF,
6-13-90 Auditor st Joseph COuntr.