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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
.FERR|ANS PROTEST
AGAINST CAR CO.,
Council Committee Instructed TO File
Complaint Against Wheeling
Traction Company.

The service committee al council.
composed Of NcsSrs I.!3nHardt. Row
man and Moore. who wrr" instructed nj
;hc las, meeting II council /" ~"
protest against the stree; car S"rIiHr
furnished this city Ivy M Wheeling
Traction company. filed III" papers with
tho Public Utilities commission Tate
Thursday afternoon. y" dat" has a.
vet haen set for tho hearing on thn
charges. hut il j. likely thH; an early
hearing wlil he granted.
The service furnished this city ny IN"
traction company the past ,~n months
has been Of lie .rankrSt k:nd and has
been tho cause or much r"mNlnint 'r"m
tho patrons of III. company. cars that
should hHV" been 4p"rul"d NJ intervals
Of seven minutes hay" htah rs 'af
rs ror1y-fiv,. minn;cs apart AMI then
when they did com" w"r" 50 cr"wd"d
tlut M person could get on them The
company is also charged VITA falling I"
operate all N" Martins Frrr! cars
around the LOOP in Wheeling. compelling
local people to wait fer more than IN
hour in Wheeling for - "ar 10 com"
tn this city nS thu ours would be turn
I'D a, Tenth street and again start for
this city. The cars lr" Also improperly
heated. which has hc"E IN" cause q:
much COMPLAIN: from IN" mill men who
srn cnrnn-llcd a. rid" In th"m EnIng 10
and from their work.
At the last meeting "r council III"
matter Of IN" SnrVi", furnished tins
city was discussed AMI il was decided
that inStcad a. taking up the complaint
With lne traction officials K WIS better
10 m" III" protest with n" utilities
commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
important Indignation
In Congress Over the
Fuel DiCtatOr'S Action

WASlIIN,;TnE. IAN. IS Wh"n '''''-
rrrsS assembled. attacks on the lucl
restriction urd"r hur.'. out IH"" NO.
rlcd. in the s"unir with resentment 'ha'
Tho fuel administration has ignored itS
rest luton asking for delay. senators
trscrfbrd themselves. a. being III
stat. al !mput"ut Indignation.
All this chaos * shameful SENATOR
Smith Of Michigan. Republican,. dc
oInrrd. "'rh,. senate sh"uId rise an"
clip .thc Wings Of those who seek '"
exercise such authority which WAS neF'i
Intended To- be given
."rb, country Is aGhnat" the Michi-
u,n senApur shouted our chnhileS
mus, Ito juh'lani. som" action sh"u"
b, taken t. stay this blow 20 S7r'oua
and far reaching.
Aftcr presenting letter from DR.
Garfield announcing that III" order ~
nnvcrlcss over hydru-"lrctrlc INDUSTRIES
Scuutur Smith Of GrurKia salu:
Il hope this order Will u" l"'rrH,'
construed and that n" cnurt VIII "
ruL, bv the fuel administrators |" '*LuN"
truubl- for hydro-clectriG comFLhleS
where simply II little coal Is usfo l" l3c-
vent frrcalng If their machinery.
Senator lliIchcnck. Democrat, Of Ne
hrnsl,n author Of tine resolution ASKING
I'VE uaSS Suspension ~
ne did not plum any further hctl"h III
the senate for stay. He lrit ma
rim, for action by congress WAX insn'U-
cicnt
Prior to the opening III the deon;s
Vic. President Marshall advised IN"
senate h.. Ind been Informed by rue!
Administrator Garfield that thcr" WAS
no intention ut discourtrsy in putting
the order into effect, despite the SEN
nte's resolution. He said the admins
traitor declared the resolution had no-
been received by him Until G:3V - M
while the order was promulgated NJ
5:40 o'clock.
While the resolution might not nave
been presented in writing, 1t was tele-
phoncd to the fuel administrator &c
clared Senator Hitchcock, and ne had
every opportunity OF knowing 'hul 'nH
senate was about "a pass IT,
\ word endorsing the order was con-
viewed by Senator Bcckham. who pro-
scented Il Telegram from members or the
Louisville Board of Trade Kilograms
protesting or asking for enlightenment
were presented ny Senators brandesce'
Tillman and Pomcrcnn.
II, way In" most drastic order ever
issued by my department Of the govern
mcnt and In my judgment with less
excuse" said Senator Pnm"rrnc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Personals ana Briefs.

Mrs. Walter Sharfer and son Of Nine.
teenth street are guests of relatives
IN Martins Ferry.
Mt. AMI Mrs. Louis Rocker Of Detroit
arrived in this city yesterday 10 visit
at the HON" OF Mr.. md Mrs. W. w. Ken
nnnond nt Twenty-t.rsl street.
Miss Kathurin" Mhria Evil. the young
daughters % Mr. and Mrs Edward Evil
or Twenty-first street. IL quite i'll at
her homo.
Miss Esther Pond If Brown. ". Va.
Is tho guest 1T the home NJ her aunt.
Mrs Alice Mcdonald ~ North War
wood.
burg. W. Va. are guests Of relatives in
Center Warwooh.
Mr. and Mrs. w r Rartrls md family.
~ Cpntor Wurwnod. arc visiting friends
IN South Wheeling
Mr. and Mra. Earl Brcrn have raturn-
ed tu their home In North Whrwoud.
after visiting at IN. home uf the for
mcr's parents In New Cumberland
Mr. and Mrs. William Chimney OF
Pittsburgh. were visiting Wnrwo"d
friends yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas. Of Okla
homa City, who have been the guests at
the home OF relatives in Center War
wood have returned IN their hons,
Miss Catherine Johnston OF Marietta,
o. is tho guest of friends in South
Warwood
Hall Meyers of South Ohio avenue,
who underwent an operation at the
North Wheeling hospital two weeks ago.
will return to his home to-day,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
SteubenViIIe Woman
Held for Transporting
Quantity Of Dynamite

CHICAGO. Jan. lS.--tArryinS enough
dynamite In two small hand bags TO
wreck the Union passenger station.
slim. dark-hatred girl WAS arrested To-
Jay az she stepped from a PrnnSylvhni"
railroad train from YOUNGSTOWN. ONO
When taken before the federal author
!ties the girl gave her name as I-iii'''
Jose. % years old. She told Of being
given the 81 sticks uf explosive at St"u-
h.uvilic. Ohio. ami of carrying II across
tnr,... states IN passenger trains III ne-
liver IT, to an unr.r in Chicago. She
refused to give th,' nam" ut the sender
or nsr' uncle. The girl was h"ld ON
charge Of transporting dynami," IN rio-
latirn Of the Interstate commerce JAW
and her bond fixed III S25,1"". ufrici"is
declared they believed The explosives '"'-
lyn:rd 10 = dangerous band of u'aT-
chiStS.
Later federal officials said when thH
girl WAS arrested $h" attempted I"
swallow a piece of paper. II was '"r|t't
from her mouth and found 10 contain
thu. name Of IL member OF the l. W. -.
The girl was familiar with III" works or
Alexander R"rkman and Emma F"iu-
tuau and asked regarding thor presence
in Chicago, She said she WAS born IN
Itilly and cam" 20 this country 1"ur
wears ago. entering at N"w Orleans and
later living in Mound. La. near VICES
hlirC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
FIRST DEFEAT IN
SIX SEASONS OF GAMES
PLUCKY ST. CLARSvHLE EIGH
SCHOOL TEAM MEETS DEFEAT
IN FIVE MINUTES OF
EXTRA PLAY.
Victors Arc Franklin Academy TeaIu Of
New Athens, Ohio-Gaulo Was
Fastest Evor Seen There

In an extra pl1y Of live minutes, AMER
tie" tho rlucky representatives OF thu ST.
ClairSvill" High school met defeat at
III. hands OF tie Franklin Academy
team last evening. The gam" was ,he
fuStcSt cvur staged vn q New Athens
floor. and WINS. rough from the. FIRST
whistle until III" last.
The sC,rr at the end Of the game was
t7-l1. The r"irre". by agreement OF
both teams. permitted an extra play OF
nv" minutes and the New Athens boys
mad" four scores. TIL" ltncup FOR .hu
game was:
Franklin St. Clarsv11le
pStor ---..---... Si'ltn
Forward.
Il! IL" NE'iHe"s
Forward.
Rogers ....-----.-- CLARK
Center.
Mills ......-........... Hawthorne
Guard
GcrG -:.---......-----.- PickcflhGs
Guard
Sunmary-SubStitutio Hughes. Tor
Berg: Parks for Pickering.
Field Goals Foster .. l.ylIu j. Mills
|. Hughes /. Clark = lIaw thoruc Z. Pick
"rinss .. Kennedy /.
Field Fvuls--rustar "Vt Of Il: Lyle
nut u y, Kennedy uut OF 4, Clark l
nut Of 2.
Timckeeper--Wnllace.
It"frr.e-kstep. New Athens COLLEGE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
SEND BOOKS TO CAMP

During the past week. eight BOXES
IF books have bcrm packed AMI sent Ia
{ amp Lee BY the Wheeling library ON
nlnvns and much credit Is Ia a.. given
,ht.s" people. These books h'i:" been
sent t. tn" library, and thor" puck"d
tIckcird, labeled and r"rk':t"d. and In
bows ut tn" camp arr SIRE I" feel graf
flied To the d0nnturS and :" the unGS
who have done the work.
Tn" pubic should remember books
arr very acceptable: by I'll" boys. for
they som. times lk" I" rrai. ;lnd
through! the camp library. th"% ar" AID
cd. In some camps other supply of books
Is not very large. and every one who
aan should help Ivy sending at least "ne
book Thu hooks need not be new as
they ars interesting to read though they
have been read several times before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
KRAFT CO.. LEASES
HAWLEY BUILDING
Skirt Manufacturing Concern to Remove
From South Wheeling-WIl En-
ploy Hundred Girls.

Announcement was made yesterday I"
the effect that tn" Kraf, Manufacturing
company wrr" changing their quarters
from their present location III No III"
N'u.d street INTO the lihwlcT buildihE
at Main '.nd Bridge streets.
Tu- Officials If thu plant hay" So
cured the entire fifth floor Of tn" Haw-
ley building and ar" moTinS all "t heir
.auipmcn, into that location. Tho firm
is engaged III ihr ma'uta"lnr" al pet
,iicu;tS and during th'f last few years
the "a Siuess has increased to such an
oxtcl:l that new quarters wcr" n'c''SS-
s;rry. for the proper h:IndelInS Of II.
In an" n"ighh"rhnod "f on" hundred
girls are employed hy til" firm md IN
yll probability II larger number Will he
secured IN the near future as new ma
cNinery l. hr,ng installed in the new
plant and I is said that an effort Will
hn inati.. Ia double the output from now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
INJURIES NOT SERIOUS

II was stated last tvoning by attend
ants ut the Ohio Valley General hospital
that p. II. Hartman. of fult"n who was
injured when he fell eighteen feet from
Il telephone pole on ihm lslnnd yeSlcr-
day thut n" was resting as we'll as
could he expected. Al first Il was fear
cd the mnn WAS suffering Internal in
iuriss,. but il has been found the only
injury Is a fractured leg.
The man was injured when tho plat
form .ho was sitting on broke throwing
him to the ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
PIEDMONT TO HAVE
BIG ALCOHOL PLANT
.tocju1 ny Tho Intelllgrucer

Ehccinl to Tho Intelligcncer
PIEDMONT. W. Va. Jan. lS.--At the
instance OF thn United States govern
mant ill.,. Yves: Virginia Pulp Paper
cou,nany is erecting i plant here for
N" n,anutactura 81 alcohol and similar
rh.,n'calS Tn" contract for tho build
Ing uf the plant was i"t 20 IN" George
a Fuller CunStrurii"u company. New
York The "ntir" output ~ |" gn |"
.h.. government. TN" Env"ramcnt IL
80 furnish funds t"wtrd III" building
al IN. establishment.
Much az tn" hy-rr"duct If The big
r,,tp aud PAPER phnnl can b" used ana
matter tha; has hcru going /" WASTE
and has nddnd I" pollution OF streams
will bu utilized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
.WARWO0D
Dinner Party.

l.ast evening NJ their home on Twen-
ty-rirst street Mr.. md Mrs. w. W. Ken
nnmond were host and hostess to a
number OF their friends at dinner
rnrtv. A large basket Of fruit formed
the artistic center piece and covers were
laid for nine guests. who were: Messrs.
and M.sdamcs Louis Becker or Detroit.
c. H. Becker ~ Wheeling and ". w.
Kcnnnmond: McSsrs. Wayne hcnna-
rlnnd ". W. Murphy and Eugene Ken"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Cox Asks Taking Off
Of Passenger Trains

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan, 1S.-Govornur
james Cox today issued formal state
mcnL declaring he will Immediately
request Railroad Director General
McAdoo to take off more passenger
trains in Ohio at least temporarily IN
order that The congested freight sit
uAiion in this state may be cleared AS
quickly rs possible and more empty
cars sent to the coal mines.
The statement issued by the gov
eruor declared that $500 loaded freight
cars, many Of them filled with coal,
arc standing on thr Ohio tracks Of
The kanawha d Michigan the Toledo
l. Ohio Central tho Hooking Valley
and the Cleveland division Of the Bal
timore E. Ohio railroads.
II tho traffic situation can he cleared
up. Governor Cox stated. Ohio will be-
in position to add materially 10 the
coal supply or the nation. He stated
that Ohio mines are usually efficient,
having been geared up to war produc-
ton. approximately ono-half million
tons Of coal are aboard the $500 cars
which are tied up by the congestion,
the statement said. adding thai this
amount OF coal Is enough 10 supply The
entire state OF Ohio for Two or three
days.
Governor CoX's statement waS is.
sued following IN appeal made 10 him
today by coal miners from Nelson.
vile in the Hooking coal districts Of
southern Ohio. Tho miners appealed
for empty coal cars so they can ir'lurn
to work and earn money sutiicirn! to
keep their families They stated .hpir
families arr IN dire stress because thu
mines hnvr been shut down. du" 10
the car shortage.
In response TO L plcn from he gov.
ernor, tho Hooking Valley railroad
this afternoon was making an especial
effort TO shift empty cars from tn"
Toledo Yards 10 the Hooking Valley
4 II int
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
CALLED COLORS.

8psc.sl nsra.sh to tie lE,cGoncer.
CLARkSBtRG. V. "a. Jan. ~
". II. WinchcoIe, young married
British subject, superintendent for
West Virginia Of I'm insurance. conf
pany with headquarters here, today
received orders to report at the
British embassy in Washington, and
thence to proceed to France for &C
tive army duty His wife will reside
with her parents in Washington in
his absence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
AMERICAN CASUALTIES

W.tSHINGTuN. Ian. --'irneral
T"rEhlur to-day reported ~" following
deaths tr"In pn"tirn"nm i'll III" hN"rSchs
forces.
corporal 'i""rp" a. Watts, L. +. D..
Ne. g. corvallis. ore.
Private Within ". Whnlen. 6l1
D,rnyrr avenue. riIard Forks, y. y.
rrivnr" tlauh H. Perrin. J.. i. p. No.
!, Munrnr. ere.
I'rivur, John II. Connolly. Np"hritis.
No. loG Bradhurst avcmIlc. New York
city.
Private Thomas 0'Neiii. killed by
train. GJG sixteenth street. New York
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Carl Yettler Improving.

Cnrl keltler. tie young son OF Mr..
md Mrs q. Kettlcr of Vance avenue,
who sustained several internal inJur-
irS while cnnsting on Warwood avenue
OIL Thursday afternoon, ia resting ems
ily nj his home. In some unknown man.
ner the sled on which he was riding.
came into a collision with that on an
other boy, and young kettler sustained
n number IF injuries while his COM
penion escaped injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
MILK IS PURE

ia recent tests IT "llk from HE uairy
which has been suspected ~ spreading
the typhoid fevcr cpid"I!.i" III the pike
section Il has been found there ar" ~"
germs. and thE dairy Is operating US
before. It was stated Yesterday mprn-
ing. through these columns. tHat tho
dairy had been forced 10 suspend. but
this statement was made through a ms
The epidemic is not
sci ious. but is being watched carefully.
Tbere arc not more than ten cases I'M
der quarantine at present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Dr.. Bird breaches at
Union Mission Last Night

The Rev. Tpr. James t. E;d. pastor
Of Thomson Methodist f.pi>. "''H! CHURCH
delivered q strong sermon las nIsht
In tho Union Mission IN ''What Mus
I Do to r., Saved. Charles N"t'Anu
sang a solo. Tn" Mission ~aS crowded.
There were ninr ru,ty"rtln:S ana thirty
asked for prayer.
The Rev. Or. Jacob birmingham. roc
for Of ST Luk.'s ''-":"+tstrti t.pl$""rai
church will be IN rnHrg" a.: III" S"r-
vices this evening. assisted by Sup"r-
tntendent G. W. tory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Took Oath 10 STOP Drinking.

Andrew Earchar. general foreman OF
tho Web and Pultney mines OF the CAM
bria Coal company. appeared yesterday
before John W Morrell. a notary pub
lie. and took oath to the effect that he
would refrain from drinking for two
years He insisted that his action ~
published in the press. He Informed
Mr.. Morreli that the money that went
TO appease his appetite for intoxicants
would hereafter be turned over to the
Red Cross fund. He said that the
amount would average about $40
month, and that the officers Of the Red
Cross could collect the money any time
they called for It, It WIS intimated that
others would take similar oath.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Attacked In House.

WASHINGTON. Jan. lS.-.Nttacks IN
the fuel restriction order htazrd up In
the house again today. Representative
SNYDER of New York d"n"un"tnE X. said
the president had mad" i falal error III
permitting Mr.. Garfield /" lsSu" III" or.
der. which he said meant utter chaos.
want and suffering in this vountry.
Many members took part III the '!iSrus-
sion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
To Honor Scottish Poet.

In honor II the birthday Of one OF the
most famous and beloved poets. Robert
BURNS. the program committee or the
Warwnod Literary society has arranged
10 give program NJ tho Warwood High
school on Tuesday evening. January 20.
The idea Of this meeting Is not only in
rur,mcmnration OF Burns. but also 10
honor other fncOuS Scottish poets and
authors. including Sir Walter Scott.
Thomas Carlyle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Many Miners Secure Licenses.

Many miners are applying and haN"
been granted licenses to purchase pow
der. according to a statement made last
evening by John ". Morrell. All the
miners believe in the policy that II *
better to be safe than be wrong and
are complying with the law. The only
ones excluded arc enemy aliens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Nav Not Hold Conventions

Committees having chaEs" nf big
conventions booked for Wheeling AFRO In
doubt ms Ia whether their gatherings
WI he iut"rfmrrd with hy the lncnl fuel
prd"r 'Thn QUESTION wnh iu' up /" the
l0rul fuel rnmmtiir".
Masnun called "lf tn"tr dnnr~ "f last
ui1ht and the "xnnrl" may he followed
ny. r,hura Religious and charitable
conventions planned "iil possibly he
',.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
URGE TAKING OVER
OF PACKING PLANTS

WASEINGTUN. Jan. 1874 drlnga-
ton uc workers from the IEeai packing
plants at Chicago. called On President
Wilson ln;u today and Urged that The
government TAKE over th" meat packing
Industry ui Lhr country.
Secretary Baker. SGcretnr: Wilson
and Samuel (H,mpers were called into
iht. conference. rnr union workers cnu-
tend il Is usSrntial FOR tn. government
IL control The Industry brcnliSc VI the
large number If aliens amuILs their
fellow employs: -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Many to Attend Funeral.

j. large crowd from this city Will
intend the drnhl" funeral services 10 be
hold nf TIA" Thomas hunI" on tn" Cole
rain nike tomorrow afternoon when SCR
vices wtn b.. hid t"r the lat" DnVld
Thomas ind Mrs. Matthew Hanson
cutIIrr and daughter who died In sight
If lively" hours. Tho services Will l."
m charge If Rev Jenkins of Martins
Ferry md Rev. Aul; "f the Lancaster
t'harcI ana int"rm"ni WI! h" In Weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
WESLEYAN DEFEATED
IN CLOSE CONTEST

S,i...asl Dispatch t. tn lH!''lr'fic"r. .
,'1LI'MBl'S. o.. Jan. iS.--Wrs; Fir-
v!,,ib Wesleyan lost Il rI"sr game t"
. '.Ih,al l'rIvrrsity. 41 /" AZ Th" gain"
,sns yer. ,.\.iting and was neck AMI
~. * until th., last minute o. play Wh"m
i.rri",, made Il 'nn handed shot from
,h.. .rni.r ~ til" floor. Features al
n" gam. in-lutl.od IN" shooting Of Snnd-
..l;.., ,nd Nvir"H. who was substituting
Tor WARD l;!ckrr' was the star FOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
BELLAIRE
Mrs. jennie Shsfwood Dies.

Word was received here yesterday at
the death Of Mrs. Jennie Sherwood.
which occurred Friday at the st. An
thon's hospital at Columbus. The de-
ceased was the widow Of the late VII
liam Sherwood. who before his death
WAS employed as baggagemaster on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. She was
about so years Of age and is survived
by three children. among them Mrs.
A. r. Fink. Of Columbus. The remains
will be brought 10 this city Sunday or
Monday and interment will take place
in. Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
1eotnre ut baptist Chapel.

on Thursday evening. January 81, the
third entertainment in the series that
have hc"u arranged during the winter
months. will h" held n the Baptist
chapel on Eighth street. Prof. II. New
ton Miller -: i!n,hnny. Will give ono Of
his famous lectures. tho subject of
which is "I'aihS ~ Power" The tickets
nrc now hciur sold Ivy tho children OF
the Junior Sunday school class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Only Wants Teachers to
Be On Time at School

i Edwkard Rogers. president Of thr
hoard OF educaeia. s;Gt..I La; Nigh
rthat he was Incorrectly reported :rh"u
ha was taken seriously IN jc,;ing 4, III"
meeting OF the board Thursday Night
vhsn he remarked that ALI teachers em-
ployed In the local schools should ltva
IN wheeling. He said that it made no
diffsrence to him where they lived Il
\eheY got TO their duties on time and do
not set a bad example to the pupils by
rAness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
NcrthToott Funeral.

The funeral -r:Ti",,S FOR cart North
wood. well know, Resident ~ IN" Island
who passed AVA Tuesday m0rnlN% ~
Pittsburgh. w. a"IH from IN family
home on South Pam street yesterday.
Rev Jacob Er.tt;rrhat. pastor OK ST
I,ikes' church. "ti:.'int.,i and entomb-
ment followrt! Il, ~" ';:..' ~. nod MAUI
soIeum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
jefferson Draftees at
Sherman Guaranteed

S1acial Dispatch u. The lN'"lllccucnr.
CHILL1C0THr:. nh;". lar. iN.--Cnln-
paRy X 3%2d :rf"Etrr. ':l;tt" UP OF J"t-
ferson county. pEio. nr:S. tonight is
under guarantee. -"r Scar"' fever. The
borS didn't mach when IL" !:
heard thar the W""K-"UG pass system.
which they expected restored t"-alurr"w:
would not be l.-t.r..I i"r AZ last tw''
more weeks.
Western P"nus ylyanta mon in tn" a..
tt1lery to-day be,;n,, practiC" on ;nc new
artillery ranx". mics h.'"w Chilli.
Gothic.
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McortR1blo boy.

Bellalro police arc puzzled what |"
do with Joe Mukulich. On ciGht-year-
Old foreign lad who has been picked
UP by the local officers numerous times
for robbing offices and homes. fest"r-
day he was caught IN the act Of ran
sacking the apartment Of Sam StilH"ii.
in the Commercial building on Building
street. Mrs Stilwell had just appeared
on the scene. The police were notified
and the lad was taken 10 the city build
inr Later he was released AZ The OHIO
laws forbid boys OF his age to be pun
tShnd,
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Sarvics THIS Morning.

This morning ri " o'clock from thf'
place of c,.a,ii. at ~. :a,n:ly home al
l5s23s jacob street. will he hci'l thS
funeral services fnr Mrs. Amelia Lott.
who died Thursday m"r!!u%. REQUIEM
high mass .win h., celebrated ut =,
Josephs Cathedral mi tn'cr:ncn: will
be- made Il; NJ. ''".sar".
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auild Hold Meeting.

The Womnn's Guild OF Trinit? hpl*
connl church held a meeting last night
nj the home OF Mrs. Ctarles Morris
on Noble street Following the business
n social hour was enjoyed.