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The broad ax., 1918-12-21
REFLECTIONS ON CHRISTMAS
- az > = 9NOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
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minds, and, like the women, they will
be unable to tell whether the meel
and lowly Jesus gave up his life one
thousand or FIVE thousand years age
for the everlasting good or benefit OF
humanity!
The remainder of the holiday sea
son, the theaters, the bathrooms and
the banquet halls will be crowded,
and the Christians, or those who pre-
tend to reverence the name of Jesus,
will vie with the ungodly, the Jew, the
heather, the free-thinker and the in
fidel in indulging in social excuses.
eating, drinking and in celebrating his
death upon the cross in grand BAG
chanalian style.
They, the Christians, will cling to
the olden idea, "eat, drink and be
merry today, for tomorrow you may
die"
In the midst of all these social gay
cites, wealth and elegance, the needy,
the poor widows, the little orphans,
and the outcasts will be almost ig-
nored and forgotten, for there are nu-
merous homes and novels throughout
the Christian world where the bright
sunlight never enters and hope has
never been, where day follows day
in never changing toll, and life leads
only to the prison or the workhouse
or the grave.
Fully realizing the truthfulness of
these reflections, let every one of US
from henceforth embrace the "relig-
ion of the future-the religion of
love, reason and humanity"
Then, without any selfish motives
we will feel that we cannot perform
any holier or higher duty for the
gods nor for suffering humanity than
to cheer the faint-hearted, raise the
fallen, administer to the sick and the
afflicted-throw our protecting arms
around the motherless and fatherless
little children-scatter flowers and
sunshine into every darkened home
In conclusion, from the bottom of
our warm, sympathetic heart, we
again wish the numerous friends and
readers of The Broad AK, a Merry
Christmasl
The broad ax., 1918-12-21
JOSEPH o. LANE, THE POPULAR
HIGH CLASS JEWELER.

1t can be stated with pleasure that
Chicago has no better nor more ex-
pert jeweler than Joseph o. Lane,
76 East 31st street, near Michigan
avenue, phone Calumet 1884.
Mr.. Lane has been established in
business in this city since 1876. He
makes a speciality of repairing fine
or high grade watches and other jew
elry. He has a fine varied stock of
diamond rings and other useful and
practical ornamentations, suitable for
holiday presents.
Mr.. Lane desires to extend the sea-
sons greetings to his many friends
and patrons.-Adv.
The broad ax., 1918-12-21

DR.. H. Franklin Bray returned
from Milwaukee on Wednesday,
where he has been for a three weeks
revival campaign. He will be in St.
Paul tomorrow and in Minneapolis on
Monday and will return to Chicago
on Tuesday to serve a free Christ
mas dinner to the aged and infirm
of the city.
The broad ax., 1918-12-21

Mrs. Daisy Anderson, 6026 Aber-
deem street, has been confined to her
home the past week from the effects
of a severe attack of neuralgia in the
face. The severe pain is somewhat
abating now and she expects to be
able to eat her portion of the turkey
dinner on Christmas day.
The broad ax., 1918-12-21

James II. Ryan & Co., Real Es-
tate Brokers, 6244 South Ashland
avenue, one of the most enterprising
and reliable real estate dealers in
Chicago. See their ad in another
column of this paper.
The broad ax., 1918-12-21
CITIZENS TRUST q SAVINGS
BANK, oLIVEN M. SMITH,
PRESIDENT, HAS MANY COL
ORED DEPOSIToRS.

Seven or eight years ago the Cit
liens Trust & Savings Bank started
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15

J. u. Hall Of Hood River Is In the
city on business.
c. Brown OF Merrill is in the city
for few days.
Mrs. r. +. Mcdowell Of Portland Is
visiting In klamath Falls.
r. II. Leslie Is in the city for few
days from Chiloquin.
l.. v. Clarke Is a klamath Falls
visitor from Salem.
A. Gustafson OF Portland Is In the
city for . short time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15

War. The heroine. jasmine 0renfel,
. social butterfly. hnds herself sought
BY two admirers. both Of whom have
large Interests In South Africa. The
drst. Ian Stafford. II . quiet. reserved
man Of great intellectual sttainmsnts.
while The other. Rudysrd Byns. 10 Q
forcsful. powerful ype who has bat
tered his way to millions. and who. In
the end. wins Jasmins's promise Of
marriage. 5hree years slspss end
Jasmine. nssiectsd By her husband.
hss bees sessgsd In airtstion with
his secretary. Adrian ysllowss. Stat.
sord. Who LETT England before her
Marriage. TstuYas sad further cempli.
setss Sfs4s b. rs~ivias the old s6sc.
tioa bstvses himself sad Jssuiss. At
~ star theatsr tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15
RETURNS FROM PORTLAND

a. j. Lyle. manager OF the Klam'
sta hospital, returned last night from
: business trip to Portland. Hs re-
ports that vrank Ire White. . prom
.neat former resident. ID now idsnti'
nsd With the editorial department Of
the Oregon Journal. "A
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15

\" i. L., Burns and !. r. sissmors, are
Ia the city for . few days from Fort
klamath.
H. d. Coz. representative Of Ar
mour Z Co.. 10 in the city on business
from Portland.
". n. Sehuback 10 registered at
the White Pelican hotel from Port.
land.
d. w. Mccormack was among the
train arrivals last night from San
F1neiseo.
W. e. Lamm is down from Modoc
point. attending to matters Of busi-
ness.
A. 3. xsrston and n. Hansen OF
Chiloquin are transacting business In
klamath Falls.
W. +. Brooks. r. X. Denel and A.
Weeks OF Medford are business WIS.,
itors tn this city.
Mise Emma Schneider returned last
night from San Francisco. where she
has been for several weeks.
Mrs. c. Wright returned last Sup.
day from an extended visit with her |
son a. El Paso. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Davis. Who have
been visiting In San Francisco for two
weeks. will return tomorrow night. \
Mrs. W. H. McPherson returned
last night from San Francisco and
Oakland. whore she has been for sev.
eral weeks. II
Nrs. Lilah Henderson Of Moe Z Co.
Who has been visiting friends In Med.
ford. IL expected to return tomorrow
night.
Manager W. B. Parker Of the Kiam.
lth Development company. 10 here
rom San Francisco looking after mat.
lsrs Of business.
~. And Mrs. d. =. Lawton and
Miss Bertha Pittman are here for q
Dhort time from Fort klamath. They
lrs. registered st the White Pelican
hotel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15
ERSONAL MENTION
4 AMONG THE PEOPLE OF rms ClTf AND VICINITY
GOrN0s AND COMINOs or LOCAL FOLKS

Alex Sparrow ID here looking aftsl
matters Of business from Medtord.
J. E. Pottsmith Of San Franclseo ID
a recent arrival IN klamath Fails.
II. W. Hincks and family Of Chilo.
quin are visiting In klamath Fails.
Ben Dundon Of Great Fails. Mont.
is recent arrival In klamath Falls.
County School Superintendent
Edna Wells left for Merrill this
on . matter Of business.
She expects to return tomorrow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15
sHiP FOUNDERS. TEN ARE LOST

NEW YORK. Feb. l6.--Tsn men
IRON the British steamer Miguel De.
!srrunga perished In midocean when
'"e vessel foundersd. The bost had
q cargo OF grain for France.
a Hrit'ah war ship rescued twenty
seven Of the crew.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15
MARRIAGE LlCENsE ISSUED

4 marriage license was yesterday
issued 70 Arthur A. Lund and Miss
2aude Scoville Of this city. Mr.. Lund
b . lunbsrman here. Miss Scoville
has been one OF the teachers In the
city schools. and has been recently
smpioysd at the J. =. Mcguire com.
pany.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15
Moving Pictures

Sir Gilbert Parker. author OF "Ths
Judgment House." and who collsbor.
sted with J. Stuart Blackton In its di.
recttoa for the screen. laid the scenes
OF the story In Eglsnd and 10 South
Africa before and during the Boer
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR AGED NAN

D. .. Neculiom Of this city cole.
brated his sist birthday on February
18th at the home OF his daughter.
3rs> G.. Wright. at lis Lewis street.
whore Q delicious dinner was served
at s o'clock In the evening. A mum.
Der Of relatives were present.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15

FIRE HERE
LAST N|GATl
UNION TEA COMPANY ON SIXTH
STREET BURNS WITH DIG I()ss.
PROPRIETOR NEARLY CAUGHT.
ESCAPES THRU WINDOW

4 nrs which broke out at the build.
Ing Of the Union Tea company on
Sixth street. shortly after 2 O'Clock
last night. came very nearly proving
fatal to the proprietor. John Flodin.
who. nndins other exits barred by the
flames. made his escape thru tho win.
dow.
The cause OF the Ore ID unknown.
but II is believed to have started In
the kitchen. whore Fiodin lived in
the rear Of the store room. Pract,c.
ally oil the goods 10 the store. consist.
Ing OF groceries ana other supplies,
were dsstsoysd. aad the building n.
self 10 lett In ruins.
the loss Of the stock IL sstiusted
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15

PINE GROVE SUNDAY
SERVICE IxISTIUNED

announcement " made that thcrs
WI" DO no service held ut the Pine
"rovs school house Sunday. on ac'
count Of tho condition OF the roads.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15

Have you Q w. 3. 9. baby bond iu
your homer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15
VanderGp Visits
West For Health

WARRINGTON. D. c.. Feb. Is
Frank A. Vandsrlip. president OF the
National City bank Of New York. and
"dollsr.s-yssr" workman In the treas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15

ury. has broken down under the strain
OF war work. and gone to California
to recupsrate. The length Of absence
from Washington will depend entirely
OH the progress Of bis recovery
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15
H. N. MOE

Of Michigan are to receive 80 q ton
for their bsets this year. With wheat
1t - . bushel. many growers had
threatened to raise wheat. and seri.
Gus shortage Of bsets was imminent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15

Top.aotch and Gold Eel Rubbsrs
and Pscs. a. .t..~.
sl,a XXX. x. STORE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15

4 War Stamp 4 day keeps the
kaiser away.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15
Michigan Beet Growers
To Get Big Prices

LANSING. Mich. Feb. l6.-Stats, OF
Food Administrator Prescott an. 'o'
nounced at the close Of meeting Of IA,
sugar manufacturers that the growers ou
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15

Pictorial Review Patterns
Win solve your problems. Your new
sprinG Wardrobe will. b easily plan.
ned and carried out u yos uSe pic.
torial Review Patterns. 6ee the new
Spring Fashion Book-oaly 10 cents
with dress patterns.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-15
Women's House Dresses
Saturday Special $1.98

Women's twopiece house dresses on breakfast sets
underpriced for Saturday. Neat styles, with belted
waist line and V-neck. made up in good quality Jap
crepe. plain and fancy trimmings. Made in large sizes
Saturday selling. special, each ...........$ .9S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
American Mothers Can
Be Proud Of Their Sons

WASHINGTON. May l+.-Amcriran
mothers wer" given assurance that they
we'll may BE- proud Of .th- conduct of
Ih"jr hoyS with the army overseas. by
Secretary Baker In n speech tonight hc-
fore III" national conference Of tn"
wumans committee Of the council OF ma
t!nnal defense. In the audIcnc" were
the president and Mrs. Wilson. Secretary
and Mrs. Daniels and many others
prominent in public lit"
The sacrifices OF French women dur
ing nearly ruur years Of war were de-
Scrihed Ia III" conference by NJ. be
Billy. deputy high commissioner Of
France and letter was read from the
Belgian minister. expressing his grail
tudr for the efforts Of American wnm-
rn towards ailrviatng Bc!giums I:s-
treSS.
Secretary Baker described som" NJ the
experiences Of his recent trip to
Europe.
From me ,mo I landed ~ n" day
i lcf;." II" said. Il never say nm Amcri-
can soldier living Il dar'S III. which H."
would no; willingly have lived under his
mothers eyes"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
knights Of Columbus
Elect 1918 Officers

ElElNS. W. Va. May I4.--Wcst Mr.
GINA Sial" Council knights Of tolum-
bus. concluded It's sixteenth annual con-
vcntion in Knights of Columbus hall a.
noon to-day by selecting Fairmont as
IN" n"Nt meeting place and "l"ct!ur the
following nfiir"rS: Stat" Deputy. Dam
T. Leonard. at FarkcrshUrc: stat" Sec
Rotary. pr. S. II. Swinl charleston:
stat" treasurer. j. l.. Miller. Eik,uS:
stat" advocate. !. II. S. Barlow. Graf
ton: stat" lecturer. T. J. Gilinly. W.S-
ton: state warden. t. 7. Bryant. Hunt
inginu: state chaplain. Rev. +. p. Muir
ply. PIrk"rSburE: ail,rna,"s To- nation
N convention. +. D. clifford. liuniing-
ton and DR.. Chas. a. Wingcrtcr Wheel
ing.
Before adjourning resolutions vera
adopted thanking III" rcnp,e OF Eikins
COR their splendid "nt"r:Ainm"u' ::
thanking nnn-''uih"ljC= especially. the
press az the state for aSsistanr" r"u-
dared III the X. Of c. war drive. AMI
pl"dging assistance AMI supper: III the
prosecution If the war 10 a successful
conclusion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
OTTAWA EXPLAINS THE
INCORRECT U.S.. STORY

OTTAWA. May II TIL" statement
that Il had hr,m ,l"ridcd not :" Us"
American f"rc's ~ Franz" untii they
had b"r"Inr y ''''"Iui,l"tr. powerful. S"It-
Supporting American army was IN
ret and 'Iu" - an error III ""Impila-
ton" according to II statement received
from Ihn Rri,iSh government hI' he
Canadian government ami mad. public
to-day ma official news"
I'll" SiHf"n"Ui :rnm the EriiiSh GOV
"rnmcr' follows
War nttic" summary y correct ion
should he mnd" III til" w'"kly circular
telegram dated May 10. summarizing
operations ~ May 81. tho t"Ni Of which
road Entcnt" So confident. So ihUt
given rholC" If small Inu'.,lIa!r AnI"rI-
can army for ri"f"nS'. or waiting ill r"-
inforcei bv complies. powerful. self
supportin. army. HAY" chus'n latter
Owing To All error In compilation II
vas not made clear that his related to
the period wh"r America FIRST Joined The
war and had n" relation To present
events whereby III" American army is
being brlgadcd with the entente armies"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
EQUAL SUFFRAGE IN
PRUSSIA REFUSED BY
LOWER HOUSE OF Diet

AMSTERDAM. May 1.-THE Prus-
elan lower house has rejected a mo-
ton to restore tn" provision for equal
sutfraz. In thr FrusSian franchise re-
form bill.
The motion WAS r"jcct"d hi'- N"t"
of. c3S 10 IN. L WAS on paragraph
three "f tn" bill.
Adviccs from H' rim to-day say y ~
evident the German r"t"ruu"nt docs
not intend Z" c,.,H |" any d""iS"n re-
earding tha dissolution OF the RUSSIAN
Diet until IN" SuffraE" bill returns from
the upper h"Csc three weeks from now.
The NortId"G,srh" .NlC"mcin" LeIt-
ung points nUt thu; iii" lower house.
then will hav. To- ,ni.. again on the
bill. The newspaper >a:& that tn" CUES
zion whether tn. lower linus" Il, 'i,:.:
tim. wall take different y'.'w ns III"
result Of tn" decision r"a"i.t Is II"
upper house cannot. he dismissed To-
DAY with defnit"n"ss.
(Paragrph thrC. VAS tho most lm-
portaut part IL m" frau"hlS" reform
measure provi,liur for one vn;" f"r
each man IN Prussia. thus arnhihi; inE
plural voting. aS VOL ~ giving Uri-
rcrsal mai" SuttraS'. This Paragraph
was deletFd firm III" rn'n~urr III ""t'!-
mittee y for:nlSh, ago. TIL" p""j'ct for
franchise reform has h"rn ,Irdrr artlrr
cons idc ration s!I.'" l:mr"r'," Wi!iiar' in
his Easter m"SS.:." % last y'ar. pr"n-
Isad it, hut tau" prn;sr..-~ ;"< h...u
made in tho i'ruS~i"n D."t vI.rh - in
coutrnl a.: tn r.a"t'"uar:"S. !'".iui,.r
Won HCrilinE. a. lruSs'a. * reported
to HAY" h""m 81. nnw,rr'i u; lie. '.irif".r-
dr To diSs"l%" tbs Dict N cas-" Il r.
fused IL pass tn" hi;lD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
ALMOST BLIND
FROM DIZZINESS
This Virginia Lady Tells of Con-
slant Suffering from Dreadful
Backaches, Permanently
Relieved by Cardui.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
TAFT AND WALSH ON
CAR STRIKE MEDIATION

WASiilNGTON. May i4.-F"rmcr
President Taft and Frank T.. Walsh.
Join; Chairmen of lhr war labor hoard.
We're authorized lay the board to-day "a
undertake" settlement If street railway
labor controversies in cleveland. -. and
Detroit. Mich They VIII. visit both
cities The latter part nj this month.
Adam Wilkinson If the miners union
and Frederick {. flnnd. representing Tine
employers on til. board. wcr" named l."
'nVuir' int" difficulties between ON
pi"yrs and tn" General Electric company
At i'ii;Siirld. Mass. and schenectady. y
y. They viii visit FittStirld. Mass. an
Saturday,. The dat" for tho hearing al
Schenectady has not been SCI;
M"ssrs. Wilkinson and Hood ala" were
appointed I" bring together the tw"
sides in thG controversy in til" hat man.
Vta,lUrIuE Industry Al l'nnu,ir'.. conn.
TIL" h"Hr'ug Will lie held Wednesday in
Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
WOMEN ACTIVE In
BOHEMIAN DISORDERS

LONDON. May l4.--A star" Of Scigc
has been declared At Smi"hrw. SUI
burh Of Prague. bohemia. and II" troops
there have been scnt away. an Exchange
Telegraph despatch from Amsterdam re-
ports. On" hundred and fifty women
arc SAID 10 havr been arrested IN az
count "f demonstrations 'rh.. hurgu-
master has resigned. The f"rm"nt ~ cX-
tending through Bohemia. according To
TN" despatch.
Trnuhl" broke ont Sunday when sewer
nj hundred WomI7I assembled ulItSiI,.
The residence OF ia" hurgumH>.rr uf
Smi"how and hogan smashing windows.
Nineteen of the demonstrators We're ar
rested and taken IN Prague. whercupon
so women mnrr'"d In rhn city and de-
manded til" release Of III" prisoners.
They wcr" Immediately arrested and
sent I" prison for il days without irIal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
AMERICAN CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON May l+.-Tho CASH.
alrv lis, today contained !: names. di-
vidcd AS follows:
Killed in action IA: died OF wounds ::
died. Of disease 3 wounded slightly 2t:
missing in action ~.
Officers named included. Captain
Lloyd r. Russell. Manchester. Okla: and
I.icuIcnante Herbert Boyer. San Fran
cisco and Stephen Z. Fitzgerald. Dor
chester. Moss. killed in action. Major
Iohn l.. Hask.ns. Minneapolis: Captain
Mrhac! !. O'Connor. Boston and Lieu
tenants Edward ". Guild. Nahant.
Mass. william 4. Murphy. Chicas" Al"
Raw T.. Smirh. Rutland. Vermont. wound
ed slightly and Lieutenant RenJ"min L.
Byrd. Hartford Conn. missing in ac-
lion. The list follows:
KILLED IN ACTION-Captain Lloyd
p Russell. Manchester. Okla: 1icutcn-
ants Herbert Boyer. IS Vcsta street. San
Francisco. Calir.: Stephen r. Fitzgerald.
Dorchester. Mass. Pr.vatea Ezra Bar
rows. chandler Mimi. Harry r. Bart
lett. East Haven. Conn. MaSnus NJ.
Br,ms Scots Ruff. Neh.. Aaron G..
Himcrnskv. 1886 Taylor street. Chicago.
Ill. John NJ Davidson. Synath. Mo-.
Samuel Finrherg. 40 Avon street. Hart
ford Conn. Lee fiarrmza. Ashton. Mem.
Louis ]. I.ondry. 81 Edward street Hart
ford. Conn. Thomas Mckinley. council
bluffs. In. Gordon Rulien. New Rirh-
mond Wis. Willie r. Sanders. Con-
vrrsr. &. I.
DIED OF WOUNDS-ScrGant Their
on r. DaIry;r;rlc. Rochester. y. y. No
rhauic Frederick r.. RuCk"lS!iaus"n. New
Haven. Conn. Privatcs. Walter $. Auer,
canton. ohio. William J. Elsh"r. West
snrinrncld. Mass. Wilmer l.. ''hilders.
T'ars gould Ark Frank Daniels. High
land Park. H. Will" J. Jones. S'ark".
Fla.
DIED OF Observation-Disclosures SoEl-
inc A. Arnold. Grc"nrili". Miss: 'l"r,-
crr r. T. Sltfy. Delaware. nEio: George
T. r'a,rurich. Minneapolis. MINI.
Nmnng he slightly w"Gnded Is Carl
Ellis Logan ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
SENATORS WILL
AID IMPROVEMENTS
Letters Acknowledging Receipt Of City
Clerks Communication Sent by
Senator's Received.

,nrCiay frnm various senators %: states
bordering On tn" Ohio river by :hr city
clerk which were read AT the session
Of council last evening. IL was re-
ported by Inc Rivers commission that
efforts were being made at Washing on
:" slow down improvements I" water
ways.
Efforts are h"ing made IL speed up
improvements all thar iS p0%s !bie ana
This rnh in view. Clty clerk 'ulIihan
s+n, letters Ia Senators Joseph f.. RAN
s"ll nf Louisiana. j. Harding ri Ohio.
Inward Sgtherlaud "f West Virginia.
Nathan G"tf Of West Virginia anG C1r-
gresham VI. NJ. Nicely Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
ST. CLA|RSVILLE
Common Pleas cour-New Coses Filed.

Common Pleas Court-Ne" Sopes
Louis Huml, n minor. by 'hr's,'na
Huml. his next friend W.. II. VI. hlnpei
land. Action for personal INJURIES re-
ceived on 9Th Of August. l9l'. "hiie
plaintiff was riding motorcycle on
National road and was struck by TOUR
ing car driven by the dependant. Amount
claimed s10.1'7.50
l'heever W. Peitay VS.. James Una
nclli Judgment ON cognotit note lor
$l43.nn
Margaret Gilbert Us. Morris G'lpcrt'
Action for divorce.
Iulias e. jacquard. administra'TiH "i
The rstate Of Leonard \. jacquard. de-
ceased vs. .Inhn Napier and Cathryn
Eapper. Action for money only. amount
claimed *5Nn.nh.
J. r. t;rccnlcss ct al. commissioners
IF Belmont county &c John "!lIiamS
and Tho Fidelity & Casualty Company
or Now York. Action for money, amount
claimed $500.
Raffacln Grrvosi vs. Nicola Fnsco
and Annizata Fuscn Action Tor rec"F-
cry If property in Pultney township ana
for money in sum of 5000
Agnes t. Lucas VS.. Leroy Lucas. Ac'
tiun for divorce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Cases Assigned.

Monday. May 10Th, 'har!ot:c F.. Mcis-
ter VS. Jacob Mcistnr 81 al: job Fey
nulfs vs. A. q. lInllrtt.
Tuesday. May @lSt-l.eota stool VS..
John \. Murphy: Nathan II. Whrfi"ld
vs.. r. Riley Huffman. Joseph T.. Barnes
vs. r. Riley Huffman.
Wednesday. May ."G-Whit" EaSl"
l.rGSr w. T.. u. titles. treasurer: Eureka
rnnl 80. vs. Vim. F:mh!"tnn ~ nj: in re
dissolution Wheeling Coal CO.
Thursday May = Nathan T.. M"Far-
li"5 ". T Riley Huffman: Julia EIeHes
vs. M>sn l:lckcs.
Friday. May - divorce ases).-Ida
VI. Johnson vs.. charles f.. Johnson Mary
Eadan vs.. John Radan.
Saturday. May 23th lNll unrontcstcd
divorce caScs D--ThornRs Fama Va. Nir-
gina Fauna: John Gilman vs.. Amelia o.
man: Ed Il. Douglass vs.. Katie Doug
lass: !. +. TriGg vs. Emma TrigE: Re-
bocca J. Roberts vs.. Watson Roberts {:
Pauline Iradnik vs. Joe tradnik. Paul
Chrast VS.. Katy Chrast: BcSsi" Rcnnett
vs. Rryr Bennett: l.ovcrna Privr vs..
SyIvana T.. Price; James V. Dayton va.
Mary Dayton: Thomas R"rcland rs. Nell
liz B"rrlAnd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Realty Deeds Filed.

.nhia Hurfhnrd, Ia f.. l.. Workman.
l.nnd in BrIlairr. Consideration Sl.nn.
Martin l.. Price. executor Ia william
r. Lee t-aEh IN Wheeling township.
consideration $5.S2493.
B"ssi" Apnl"Garth vs.. John aud Imlia
SulHk. Land in tnlcrain township. con-
siicrrlinn ono.
Tho Belmont l.and COMPANY 20 Jacob
t;rauski Land in i'nl"rain township.
tors idcratinn $1n0
August Kern and Margaret Kern To
T.. &. brown Land in Shadysidr Con-
siicrati"n 81 On.
Roy iir"d and claudia Heed 10 Guy
Meyers AMI Edna Meyers Land in T3nl-
mont county. CONS Gdsrat on = .6n".
Th"maS J. I"rd"m L" William f'nl.nHy-
knwa. Land in Union t"wnshiu. CON-
$ideration s"I5.hh.
Thomas /. .lnrd"n to Andy 3oltiaEi
Land III Union township. ronsidrra,i ion
S9l1 m
Edwin +. Holloway ,n i. l. SpraEE
Land in Flushing township. Consider
ni;or 81 m
Lena Inlr Ia l.udliv anil Marie Mol
mar Land IN R"!lajr". Consideration
s9nh M