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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
MANY INDICTMENTS
). BROUGHT IN BY The
MARION GRAND JURY

o~..,., rS<oatrh 70 The lliEcnccr.
rAYRMOST. w Va. June Nv
!, ,.~& vrand Jury that will ever Sit IN !
the circuit court OF Maroon '"""N'
/ coupleted it's work late th'S "I''F";
after two days session, ana F''u' ~
twelve felony and SIX misd'nshnoF !''-
3ictnents. It was the shortest seS-
~eo,, ~ the grand jury held IN years.
ina criminal cases Will be c"rtn'"
darrn 10 the new criminal court Over
which Judge Scott e Lowe Will pre-
$40 This court will sit July IA, l?l9'
TO begin the trial OF cases
Following the instructions or JUaE'
HAMMOND tho grand jurors pald SP''''N'
attention to violations or trattic laws
and many Of the indictments wrr" Tor
the illegal operation Of motor driven
cars
The indictments returned were as
follows:
FeIlon1es.
Lott Austin. Knocking down MISS
Harriet Tough with an automobile and
assaultiug nor with intent 10 XIII.
Lawrence Norris. asSaultInG jess +.
Norris with intent to Kill.
Clarence Bryan. whl" armed with
Two loaded reviewers. holding up ana
roObinE Rrando Sandy.
Clarence Bryan. under similar CIR
Philip ColaseSsano-
Davis sabo, stealing $3.50 from John
Pulapi.
Crtsa Meade, white armed with a
loaded revolver, holding up and rob-
hing Bentamine Skinner.
. Gaddts Auftman. 81 ealing automobile
wcceazor5es from Y. I. Caldara-
- Cora May. shooting and numbering
Ter husband. William May.
Hcrria F'unt, running down Msry
Rfxnees Myers with an automobile and
&snanffinR her Will intent to Kill.
RAYMOND F. Stewart. stealing COW
Saaued ut sR5 from Henry Grower.
q Jesse, SturnA, robbtng Four States
Euppfy company Of merchandise valued
q &2sL7S
y Lott Austin. operating motor pro
YELLED vehicle IN the county while IN
foxicated-
3 Frank Ben and Minnie Roe, Illegal
ebhAbitation.
y Mike Duntrich. carrying Intoxicating
Hquors from one place to another In
NE county.
8 Norris Funs, operating motor driven
aar in the county when under the age
e u years
4 Thomas Henderson. asaulting John
Hoe with weapon.
- George Elwood Compton. failing to
support his wife. Ethel Compton.
Judge Raymond handed down a dcci-
sion to-day in tho action % n" Bank
OF KinEwood vs. James VI. GuTy ct al.
which mas been in the court FOR some
sirne. The action WAS brought ~ an
effort of the plaintiff I" hold a homo %
Edwsrd Reed on Farmont avenue for
certain debts Judge Raymond held
this properly was not Eahl" Cor the
debts and discussed the actbn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
A Free Prescription You Can Hav
Pulled and Use at Home.

PHILADELPHIA. Ia. Victims or eye
strain and other eye weaknesses. and
hose who wear glasses, will be glad 10
know that according TO Dr. Lewis therc
is real hope and help for them Many
whose owes were failing say they have
GaJ ,hr,r ewes restored by this remark
nGTn nrCscrIption and many who once
u.nrc glasses say they have thrown thcm
away. one man says. after using IL.
II was almost blind. Could not see 70
read Al all Now l can road everything
without my glasses and ny eyes ~ o ,,Ti
main drsndfulIy. Now they feel nnc az
The ,imr. II was like a miracle 10 me.
4 lady who used II says: Inc az
mosnhcrc seemed hazy with or without
classes hut after using this prescrip-
lion for Is DAYS everything seems clear.
can read even fine print Without
glasses" Another who used II says;
Il was bothered with ryc- strain caused
by ovcr~orked. tired eyes Wnicn IN
duced fierce headaches. ! have worn
glasses for several years. both for dls-
lance and work, and without th"m
could not read my own name on an en-
yrIonn or the typcwriting on IN" ma
chino before me. can do both now.
and have discarded my long-distancc
glasses altogether. can count me
TIuttcring leaves on tn" trees across t.:c
street now, which for several years
have looked like dim green blur TO me.
I cannot express my Joy at what IL mas
done for me-" 49,,
II il believed that thousands Wh"
uear glasses can now discard them IN r
reasonable time and multtudcS NOR"
will be- able 10 strengthen thoir eyes >"
"A 10 be spared the trouble and expense
OF ever getting glasses. Eye troubles oil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
Will be pttied. scorTed at and they will
be dsillusioned. for remember TO

Will be pttied. scorred at and they will
be dsnlusioned for remember TO
months they have lived u life Of service,
unseltiShness and devotion TO their duly
you thrust upon them II order that your
interests here at home might be pro-
tcCtcd by their courage and answering
loyalty TO the trust you gave them 10
uphold on the fcld Of battl" 81 Iha'
Amcrica-yes, and West Virginia.
might be looked UP TO by all with whom
VIC have associated in this terrible WIZ.
and II you don't measure up TO the hi-h
standards set by our lighting mon IN
Flanders and France, you Will know
what is meant 10 see the soldier on IN"
bowery OF life. Citizens OF Wheeling
and West Virginia you cannot and Of
course will SEQ to IL that such a comb
ton will never exist Let nothing mar
the bright spot in those boys hearts -
they take their places in our midst. Tn
unsclleSh. just as were they. Re lnyrI
10 your trust, even as they. and aba"
all DC genuinely glad for their return
and happy to reinState each deserving
returning hero to his rightful place IN
the community"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
Lady Buys Liberty Bonds
With Operation Money

IT ha<" been busy saving M money
for an oprrali"n for gall stones which
my nnysi,iau advised IN my case. Since
taking ono ho,;i" "f MaNrs N"nd"rtul
Ecmcdy..tt looks ne though ! can safely
use this money I" buy l.lhcriy bonds.
suffered four years with C"tlc attacks
and hlnallnc' II - Simple. harmless
preparation that removes III" "a'arrha!
murus from ~" intestinal tract and al
lays tho 'oflammntI"n which causes
practically all stomach. liver and int"s-
rinnI ailments. including appendicitis
rn,. dos, will convInC" or money r'funn-
rd. &. II. Crest 4 Co, and druggists
rvcrywh"r".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
GERMAN DEFIANCE
CAN'T ALTER FATE,
OPINION IN FRANCE
By LINCOLN EYRE.
fStaH CORRESPONDENT Of the World.)

I
fstaH Correspondent Of the worldly
J Copyright. 1919. ny tho Press Pub. co.
! tThc New York Worldly
Special Cable Dispatch.
8 PARIS, Jun" 4-'icrmany has nrod
hcr last round or diplomatic high "N-
'nlOeiyCs Tho counters proposition
which Count won Brnckdorfr Rantzau
handed to the peace conference bids far
! 10 rrrvr a "dud" In French opinion al
least it viii fatty fail Ia shatt"r the
, resolve Of the allies not Ia permit Ger
man interference with the terms As lald
down.
TIL" "ultimntunt'' of tn" T'Ut"ns--s"
The Ecrlu press refers Ia u--""N"rs III
sheets Of unbound foolsc1n paper. print
cd only ON one side. In words II amount
close la 100 400. Tho text - in German.
but F'r"nch and English TRANSACTIONS Will
probably l." forthcoming,
TranBlators at work
So far only thr," copies of the d"'u-
m"ut have been turned over 10 IN" 500
rotary Of the conference. On" Of th"W
was immediately passed 10 .\ndr" TAR
diC;; Of the French commission VIII" VIII
have II translated at "nr" MO fr"nrh.
There is still no sign A. - when
q Count Rsntzau WILL quit Versailles. Del
. 'Eh''S l''"HN"'S on"
starry" wy ''''''' ,
fr'h'n hNH'''9 ,',,-
''r!|' 'h,' '"Hh''r ''''"'N",S
'"r". 'h'"I'rh"''' 'nN'''' Nv "'" '''
|. fi"nnn I-ihT'' lr'"h"r '''' ''~' It" :
organ. says:
ION IN" ono hand tn" GtruiinS aN"W
responsibility: on The other ih"y Vase
tho lanEuaE" 81 nation treating with
others on terms Of equality. Thor" ~
neither c"hcrcnc" nor logic IN IN" pr"r-
' osition. Admission int" IN" lHhEu" 81
nations cannot h" for Germany f.'!I
imp"riallstic and mistress OF all IL,
means by which her imperialism cow"
reopen III" wh"I" question.
would PROVIDE ooerclon'
In IN" WOW 81 l." ! lEar" an" -"
Petit Journal IN" German p"Il'N IS ''"-
iuat"d by d'>,r" !" gan tlm'. -"
. Figaro believes RiniZHu - dc!'h"rAi -
aiming to TORE" IN" allies nv" """r''hG
Germany 7" sign t'""'N IN orn"r 70
save til" 'ar" of IN" S'h"id"manh %'N-
eminent. Later on IN" paper SAYS
germany ""ud n"' h'Hl'ht' I" invoke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
FIRST AMERICAN
DETACHMENT HAS
LEFT NORTH RUSSIA

ARCHANGEI. Tuesday. June ".-tRy
the As%ocIHtod Press. "a contingent OF
American infantry which has h""n sorry
ing in Northern Russia. boarded a
transport today for tho United states.
These arc IN" first American troops de-
tailed to SAL for home.
Tn" detachment will go n Br"st'
SIX companies e tho "@?th Infantry.
aggrcgatinr | san men. or approximate
" orr-rhird ot tho American force on
tho ArrhHnc"l front. comprise III" hrS'
.drtachrlrnt to leave. They embarked
ar Ecnn"mtu In winter port "f Arch
angel
Other infantry companies VIII EH'l AS
soon ~ transports rrc aIali1h'" "ut II
is prrbahlr tina tn" Tn r,""n'h :nIln-
Gers Will r'mn'n nor" So oral W""kS
longer. Rrigadirr General w. i Ken
ardeCn. Am'r,an r"mmani'r. expects
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To
WELCOME BOYS
OFTHEE|GHT|ETH

rITTSBTRGH. Jun" i.-T"morr"w
will he a general holiday in Pittsburgh,
by call ot Mayor r.. V Rabrock. forth"
city Will spend tn" cn,Ir" day giving
ruusInE wClC"m" to the 320th infantry
and %Ijth machine gun batlalions. The
soldiers arc du" to arrive here carly TO-
morrow morning. Tho forenoon hours
will hc marked l., Il shor' rarad" in tho
East Liberty section. while the alt"r-
noon parade. starting at four O'Clock.
will travcrs" tho cntir" downtown soc
tion. An error III tho transmission of II
Camp DIX message last night. resulted
in the nuhlicati1L today Of information
that IN" Thursday parade would be
staged WCdnc sdHy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05

CAMP DIX. y. j.. Juno A.-Th" 32Oth
infantry regiment and III" 3l5th ma
chino gun battalion loft tho camp mere
shortly after six o'clock tonight cnroutc
To PITTSBURGH. whore they Will parade
TOMORROW afternoon. TIL" SIX trains
carving tho soldiers arc duo in Pitts
burgh tomorrow morning.
Soldiers Of tho 3l9th infantry suffer-
Cd disappointment NJ not hclnC able 10
leave today. They will depart from
Camp Din Friday night and will parade
in Pittsburgh Saturday. From Pitts
hurgh the unit will proceed !" Camp
sherman where il will h" drmohilIzcd.
Doughhoys of tho 3latk were busy to-
day, going through tho d"lousinG pro-
ccss. They marched siv miles in the
swcltering heat. carrying Their heavy
racks. uvcrroaIs and other equipment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
CIRCULATING THE TREATY

NGE:\. Iunr f--Th" German
roNcrnm"n; ~ eli ..ulajing IN" full tex.
Of tn" p"nc" terms throughout tn" nd
joining neutral countries. Tho volumes.
CARRYING the l"NI III German. English
ami French are prominently displayed
in Scandinavian book stores. They were
ISSUED by tn" G"rmmm admiralty print
ing establishments Tho text IL carried
also 10 an enact copy by rhotn-iItho-
graphic prrr"nS rr the original received
hv The G"r.nlu delegates.
Tho cuilr" book makes volume OF
AZ pages.
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70 maintain his headquarters at Af'n
angel a considerable time after the oe-
oarturc Of IN" troops.
Before boarding the transport INC
Americans were reviewed by Genera!
Ironsidcs. British commander: Genera!
Miller. Russian go"crn"r general. an"
ccncnl Richardson. General Mli'r
thanked them for IN" "asststancc ron,
dcrcd US and for tn" hardships sun'red
during the har winter months An
wished them L happy and SAT" return
homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
uaxwAYMN sINTKNTD

snecial Dispatch to The 1ntelligcncer.,
CLHRKsRURG. w. Va. June I'm
tho Harrison county criminal court her"
today Judge James W. Robinson sen
fenced Frank Phillips and Arthu'
srryn tivc years each in the state peni-
icntiary for holding up and robbins VII
liam Kelley, an aged coal miner. nca
bridgeport.
youth. drew two years in the same pris'
on for stealing a watch from ]. Truman
Swa pcr. prominent business man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05
RIVER VERY Low

Special Dispatch to The lntelligcnccr.
S1STERSVII.LE. W. Va. June The
lowest stage Of the river in a long tim"
is registered hero. tho river standing at
barely three feet today. II is expected
a pool will soon be formed by the rails
ing Of the wickcts at dam No. 16.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-05

For any Kind OF cement or concrete
work call p ]. Gilligan. 81 Fourteenth
ST. Bell 2447-R my-7-lIno
The sun., 1919-02-23
SEE "vERONICA's VEIL"
Negro Children Guests mt PreItmi-
nary Performance.

Several hundred negro children, wards
of Mother Katherine DreXel at St Mark s
school In West l39th street, were guests
yesterday at preliminary performance
OF '"Neronica's Veil" the American pas
sion play, in the auditorium, West Ho-
boken.
The first public performance to mark
the opening of the NTH season will be
given on the afternoon and evening of
Sunday. March 8.
Yesterday the ESQ players received
communion in the Passion Play church
adjoining the Auditorium. Following the
mass Father Bernard gave them the
pspal blessing. especially sent by Bene-
dict XIV. through tle father general OF
the passionist order. Father Conrad
director OF the play. announced that the
Christus Of the coming season would be
william Jaegga, succeeding Joseph
Halsch, who has impersonated Christ
during the last four years. and who is
now in the navy,
The sun., 1919-02-23
RED CROSS RETURNS
TO PEACE FOOTING
Dr.. Farrand to Assume Leader
ship This Week.

With DR.. Livingston Farrand assum-
ing leadership. the American Red Cross
this week will formally change from a
war time TO a peace basis.
DR.. Farrand will become chairman of
the central committee and also ex-
ofiicio chairman of the executive COM
mittee OF the national organization. sue
ceedlng Henry p. Dawson. chairman of
the War Council.
The War Council, which has been the
governing body of the American Red
Cross since America entered the war.
will at the same time also cease 20 exist
As eXpla incd by Red Cross officials here
yesterday, the War Council was ap-
pointed solely TO meet the war time
emergency.
with peace about to be restored"
said Ethan Allen, manager OF the At
lantc division. "the Red Cross organ
ization naturally will resume its regular
form. The Organization win continue TO
exercise its traditional functions as the
great evangel of mercy and humanity.
always ready, as in the past. to succor
the suffering and relieve the distress OF
the destitute. especially In time of dis
astcr."
The sun., 1919-02-23
Question of Minors.

There are cases In which minors are
liable TO n return. II the minor child
has been emancipated the parent need
not include the income OF the minor on
his return and Of course he will not take
the $500 exemption allowed for that
minor. The department rules that II a
boy or girl 10 % or his own, away
from home. taking care OF himself and
earning a salary which made him liable
for a return he should make his own
return and be allowed the $1,000 cx-
emption. The emancipated. child Will
make his own return II liable and the
The sun., 1919-02-23
REQUIEM MASS FOR 1e5TH.
sixty-ninth Regiment Escorts
WOmen's Auxiliary to st, stepben,.

The Sixty-ninth Regiment. New York
Guard, under command of Colonel John
j. Phelan, attended solemn requiem high
mass yesterday in st. Stephens Church,
Twenty eighth street, near Lexington
avenue. 1t was for the repose OF the
souls OF the members OF the 165th In.
fantry who died during the war.
The Rev. Joseph p, Dinsen. chaplain
of the Sixty-ninth was the c,lehrnnt
The Right Rev. Bishop Patrick j. Hayes,
Bishop Ordinary OF the American forces
here and abroad. was the preacher. The
entire regiment of more than 900 men
marched as escort to the wonlen's auxIl-
larry of the l65th Infantry.
The sun., 1919-02-23

Frances contribution 20 the show is
the little Spad. the type in which Rene
Fonck. the greatest ace of the war
brought down seventy-five German
planes The plane is equipped with a
Hispano-Suiza engine which pulls 1t
through the air at more than two miles
a minute. Another French plane en-
tered BY the Division of Military Aero
nautics Is the Breguet, equipped with an
American Liberty twelve motor. 1t also
Is a two mile a minute plane. The La
Pere machine, which recently averaged
16S miles an hour from New York TO
Washington, aided by wind. breaking
all records, Is American built, although
designed by French army officer.
The ".All American Bomber" as the
War Department calls the carrier plane
of the Glenn L. Martin Company. has
a wing spread OF II feet, and can handle
a gross load of 1853 pounds. Its speed.
lis miles an hour, makes 1t a very eff
cent machine for air raids.
gigantic Caproni triplane, propelled
by three motors. the largest Of the allied
army planes. also will be shown This
plane us owned by the Italian Govern
ment In charge of the Italian exhibit,
which will also include an S. V. 4. fight
ing plane, is Capt. L. d'Annunzio. son of
the great Italian poet and aviator. The
elder D'Aanunzio led a squadron of Ital-
ian aviators in s. V. A. planes from the
Italian front to Vienna. scattering propa-
ganda all the way The Gao mile trip
was made in six hours.
Even Germany will be represented in
the show, but represented only by cap
tured or surrendered planes. the prop
erty of the L. S, Army, The German
planes shown will be the Fokker DIT and
n Rumpler. The army exhibit will also
contain an observation balloon OF the
'Ass~ann,A.e 1;ss@~7ri tA-SI-iiG equp.NM
and barrage balloon used IL the de-
fence OF Paris.
American manufacturers who will be
represented by planes are the Curtiss
company, which will show a triplane Of
ficially' credited with n speed OF 100
miles an hour the Wright-Martin Com
pany, which will show the fast Looming
monoplanc, which holds the worlds rec
ord for height, and the Vought biplane
the Aeromarine Plane and Motor Corpo-
ration, which will show a hydroairplane
for sport use ; the Thomas Morse Aircraft
Corporation, which will show three types
of planes: the Burgess Company, the Gal
laudet Aircraft Corporation, Pomilio
Bros. the Standard Aircraft Corpora
tlon, the Packard Motor Car Companv.
Clio 4 Saldo Company. the Cantilver Air
plane Company, the Glenn L. Martin
Company and the Dayton Wright Air
craft Corporation.
The sun., 1919-02-23
Party stirs Keen Interest.


That their. interest and that of THE
SIN Tobacco Fund is extended to the
General public has been made manifest
~ that public from the moment the
party was announced, for letters inQuir-
ing for details started in at once to
arrive in the mails Of the hotel and of
he fund.
Il is to be a continuous affair of the
kind most loved by the amusement
seeker, starting at the dinner hour.
80, and keeping up to closing time.
There will be celebrated performers
present in sufficient number TO render n
dull moment impossible of occurrence.
Indeed so many artists volunteered inn
mediately upon hearing of the party
that the only safe way out of its en-
har-dssment was for the mana cement to
say to them all Come along it's to be a
big family party and II we need your
Kindly offered services We shall call on
You" So there will probably be present
many stars ready to shine for the fund
Tor whom no place can be found. Guests
may Tee suSAM .owevsr. tha4eeS this
wonderful talent will be utilized.
Here is list, badly incomplete. of the
volunteers for this tremendous party:
Miss Leonora Sparkes. of the Metropoli-
'an Opera Mime. Eva Gauthier. the eX-
1uiSite F'rench-Canadian soprano: Miss
ChFlstine Schultz. concert contralto of
International popularity: Miss Blanche
Lniheld, soprano of the Society of Amer
,ean Singers from the Park Theater;
'rN!llc Harold. tenor, Of the same or
Gan!zation; Breeskin. violin virtuoso of
Ygor and dash, who comes by courtesy
q, Daniel Mayer Miss Kathryn Lee. one
or H. +. Johnstone's newest and finest
artists; Miss Julia Arthur. dramatic
s'ar Of the first magnitude.
u the publication OF this wonderful
,,'i ~ names would give the impression
Ia the affair was to be conducted alto
ff'h"r along serious lines. that should be
'."a' red up at once. for the Hotel Penn
#'Vana wants everybody TO carry away
ron the party the feeling that they
nav" spent the might of their lives" and
''' De-. the charm of the personality of
even these artists carries over into the
'cr numbers of musical literature.
ana they may be counted on to amuse as
val - edify Besides. there are as
"any 81 the headliners of vaudeville GO
ne to be az the party as are counted in
'n' former list. name or two will
sAow The general complexion. a most
brilliant one of this part OF the enter
'''nment Miss Sophie Tucker. with her
~ boys; Gus Edwards. with his bevy
~ heauties. who can also dance entrane-
o's'% are the names 10 conjure wilh
ana they will be- surrounded by others as
popular and well known.
Terrier 90 DO His nit.
The Sun Tobacco Fund has Just re-
20 The present OF Boston terrier
The sun., 1919-02-23
EDWARDS EXPLAINS
INCOME TAX RULES
Collector Shows What Liza
bic to Assessment I'm
der $4,000.
CHANGES IN NEW LAW
Many Paid More Than Rekuir-
ed Last Year, Failing to
Note Exemptions.
ny WILLIAM II. EDWARDS.
Internal Revenue Collector Second

internal Revenue Collector Second
District Ne,o York.
During the past week thousands Of
blanks for what is known as Form 1O4oA
have been distributed throughout the
metropolitan district. This form Ats the
case Of the individual with net income
OF less than $4,000 who Is subject to an
income tax. and hits more people than
any form which is issued by the Govern
ment. The purpose OF this article is to
set the public right on several subdivis-
ions of this blank.
| want to make Il clear to the public
that while the Government is after all
that Is coming to It II also does not want
to work an injustice to any one Last
year the audits in the internal revenue
bureau showed that many persons paid
more than the Government required them
to pay-that Is to say they did not take
advantage of certain exemptions and
deductions TO which they were clearly
entitled under the law.
Chief of Revenue Agents John d.
Murphy has been instructing great
squad OF revenue men In the metropoli-
tan district who will give helpful CO.
operation to the taxpayer. These men
have been told to acquaint the public
just what to look for in 104oA II
there are any discrepancies In any OF the
statements herewith set forth We will
try to set tho public right The various
interpretations OF the law as set forth
here are as near as We can get them at
this writing.
The sun., 1919-02-23

ne Sun Tobacco Fund has Just re-
e'4 the present OF a Boston terrier