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The Washington times., 1919-03-17

NEW ORLEANS, March 17.-when camp
here who should they find waiting for them bt BOeng
recaent souhpa But it Joe Boehng Instead
pudg ong, Indians surprised
find trim looking who had being
inch athlete The bOated
when he with the Indians before entirely disappeared
That's the army for hm physicaly
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
PRATT HAS ONE WEEK LEFT
OR HERZ0G GETS HIS JOB

NEW YORK. March l7-Unless
,DerriIl Pratt sends his signed con-
tract to Yankee headquarters this
week, his berth Will be usurped by
Charles Lincoln Herzog, according 10
predictions IN baseball circles here.
today. Manager HusEipE, q Is said. Is.
holding up a deal with the Braves for
HerEog'G services until. no hears hnal-
ly from Pratt.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17

And working Tor bhcle sam accom-
rlished just as much good for Joe men
tally. He doesn't hesitate to tell you
that the army made an entireIy new
man OF him. He realized the mistakes
he has made and-says that he is ready
10 start anew. No more bright lights
and dissipation for joe The straight
eEd narrow path that knew no turn
when he was in the army will be hig
course from this time forth.
.----- FedsFaIi Killed Hin.
Boehling was syreaIly great pitcher
when he was with the washington
Nationals or until the Federal
Leaguers came along and tried to land
him To keep him in line, Clark sGrif-
ping" for Joe, as longtime contracts
That was the beginning OF the slip
ping" for Joe as longtime contracts
often work the Undoing OF many dfa-
IDond athletes. They take it easy
during the first two years OF the life
OF the contract and then try to show
in the third season. Often they fail.
Boshhng admits that he got in
dutch Ss q, result OF having a long
term contract and he says he would
have been far better OF had he been
working from year to year. Then he
would have been on his toes not only
as 70 showing he had the pitching
goods. but as to his physical we'll
being as Well-..-...
But Joe has left all Of that gay life
stun behind him now He is starting
anew end judging him by his per-
sonai appearance he has more than
an outside chance TO MAKE good with
the Indians. The one big aching void
in the Cleveland club for several sea
sons has been the lack Of good
southpaw pitching. Manager FohI
realizes this and he js just as anx-
ious for Boehling to show a return
TO the form that earned him fame
while with Washington in the days
hat have gone as Joe is himself
VIII Make Fred Hustle.
Boehling AYERS that II Fohl DEGREES
the Indians will carry only one left
handler he's going to make Fred
Coumbe travel on high speed to beat
MIN 70 the wire. Fohl IL keen to
have Boehling show himself a. we'll
II not better than the 1.-the offsider,
for then he'll have two fairly good
southpaws and what's more he'll hang
East to both OF them.
Richmond Joe has set himself the
task Of delivering the goods and
there isn't q man on the Cleveland
club roster now Ga camp but thinks
tkAt he'll come through.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17

admitting their inability to crush
gambling in billiard halls. have sue
ceeded in putting out OF commission
the halls themselves.
II folks Keep on getting drowned
some lawmakers will yet succeed IN
abolishing the rivers. lakes, and even
the seven seas
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
COACHES LAFAYETTE.

EASTON. Pa. March 17.-Georgs
wiItse, former pitcher for the New
York Giants and now manager Of
the Buffalo international League
club, will coach the Lafayette var
sity baseball squad this spring.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
60 cHANcE foNlat-E.

LONDON, March 17.-Eddie SneyHn.
of, Boston. U. IS. A.. gets smother
chance At IohRny Rashsp, British
welterweight champion, tonaght in
bout at tbe London
Sporting Club. Basham got ne de-
oision IN their bout three weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
VIII Make Fred Hustle.
Will AwARD LETrERs.

Basketball. letters will be awarded
a. William Heron, Donald Wight
Harry Bresee, Christian Heurleh.
Everett Burke, Walter Nor6Iinasr,
Reginald Conrad, Edward AltamuG,
pnd Manager George Howell az Went.
ern High School Wednesday morning.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
WILL Enter MEFr

Technical, Central, and Western
VIII PROBABLY enter the b. A. c. swim
hlh6 meet IN Baltimore on March %
Swimmers from the three sehooIs ,,,,Ii
get down TO hard work this UeeL
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
LIE GENDRE SHOWS WELL.

Robert lie Gendre. Georgetowa's
hurdIer. has been showing up wei
IN practice stunts. He won the 100
and 200 In the class meet on the Hil.-
top last fall.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
WHIT. AGAIN: YES. AGAIN.

tANTtfS, Ohio. March II -IHsI,
Britton will tonight be given. an np-
poriunity 10 win back the wei ef-
wcighI ehamPionship,When he meers
TED Lewis here fifteen-round bout.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
G ~. IOSTARI
OPSPORTS 10
AIDFRESHNEN

.
Catholic University win start
new departure this spring n baela-
ming the development o. al fFssA-
nan sports. The Brooklandsrs have
organized . baseball team ard haze
written around for contests VITA Io-
cal schools. The opening up Of TIE
baseball campaign il merely START
sr, according to Tom Tracey, Who is
looking after the physical 1ainins
end Of the development e Catholic
University.
Next fan the Brookiandsrs win
have a freshman football team and
basketball team as ven and thers
Is every Hkelihocd that 80 branches
OF sport will Be taken op.
Catholic University VII boast one
Of the largest synnasiuma n tne
country at the end of this ysar Ths
Brooklanders viii have 4 Aocr 80
feet by 60 feet n ne clear which
Wfil be amply large 70 dsyolcp qee-
sral basketball teams indoor track
teams. and. win enabis the basebaii
men to hold practice indoots.
The completion ok a big swimming
pool BY next fan Will gjvs cathoiic
University facilities snjoysd " fe~
other colleges in this ssctioA of Ire
country and. according @ cattaln
Tracey. the fullest use Wiil Be maae
of the pool gym and outdoor delde-
According to one high IA aaihofity
AZ Georgetown University there VII
be no Geor< r<st0wn- n-Cllhollc uniFergi-
ty athistic contests dugins fhls aca-
demic year Plans are under way.
according to the Hiiltop mar. q
schedule Catholic University IN fool-
ball. baseball and basketball neHt
season.
Curley Byrd. athletic director q
Maryland State. Il or the opinlon thet
1T viii take q mighty COED baseball
team 70 hand state = licking thla
spring. 1T Is a bit early 20 give out
the idea that State viii have . great
team. says Byrd hut We have gocd
enough material and ] think . win
take q good team g Trim us.
'Fhs Geor<etoun baaebail team WIN
probably Be plcked toWard the last
On the week. John C,Reilly, as usual.
Eas his hands fun gattirg the base
ball men going ana keepiug skae lFaek
squad in action FOR tte 5al-
timore on Saturday
The HlitOppeFs VIA send over
twelve men 70 the Second Regimsnt
games. being the oniy college outside
OF Hopkins to be represented In tbs
meet for the 8 A. title eFents
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
viii Pity suNnAYA

G. W Richards. manager OF the
Brentwood A. c. team, wants sunday
games. He can be reached at p. %.
Box 42s, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
HURI.ERs sTnL WIsaINc

Coach Charley Moran is Sun finding
scarcity OF pitchers for the Catholic
University team, Few hurIers- OF anS
promise are out Tor the team.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17

Faculty athletic advisers a The
high schools will probably med this
week,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-22
HARLINCENS GROWTH FORESEEN
BY EARLY SETTLERS IN VALLEY

Little City Was Known BE Logical Site Of Crcnt Menop
oils Indications Are hat Men Who Founded Com
munity Had Vision and Foresight in Making Their
Choice OF Location-Rail, Water and Road Trans
portRton Available
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-22

satsesae ~ tae caller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
PROGRESS CONTINUES
AS ROTARY SLOGAN
Few. DR.. Leyenberger Principal speaker
and Better and Stronger Ha1'oh
Keynote Of Meeting.

.rhr r,ruIar weekly lunrhcon-htcllh INK
az IN. Wheeling Rotary club E"Sterha!
IN rho Mcclure WIS featured vii hr'ci
but able and interesting talk u! l'*
a;rv. DR.. i. +. Lcycnb"rErr ~ NV
Third Presbyterian church. on A"'.'tS
Of Men To-day Ia Accomplish IN" I'M
nossibl,:.' Or. Lryrnhcrgcr SAID ina.
his was the nprnriunr INN" '"r "''
m,u tn dcmnnst rate their ability. 10 pu'
INN action tho long -dr"amrd visions &c
make this ago II period that Will &"
down into history that the r"Construc'
tinn urriod should be tn" limo tna'
the things that seemed lmross'hic l"
do shall be- accomplished.
r. Il. NayI"r. chairman Of IN" fr"h'"
Ornhan committee. repaired Pr"ErcHs'
". &. CiundlnE. chairman "f tn" COM
mi,trr tn assist in rr"lnnting harmony
he, yrrn employer and employs. reported
that everything was moving along nl"clE
and ,nurh nrnCrcSS was honG made
THO meeting WAS presided Over hy Wee
President Fred Fox. in IA" ahS"H"" 81
President Joseph K. Nayl"r. who -
sucudinr h. winter IL Calf0rnln.
The ciul went OF record as adapting
The. ohysical fitness requisite Of the
nation TO make L stronger. h"tr"r and
heal hicr people"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
"|AR0R AGAINST C0N5TADIjLhRY
MEASURE. " SAYS LOUIS LEONARD

ia favor Of th, sam" system when pre-
wills to-day. TIL" sheriff. besides his
regular deputies. has about ~ extra
ones. which were bonded and sworn IN
i.n,u.djatrlv after tho declaration q;
wa. ,u Germany by ;hiS country. Tho
men have done their duty Will. after GO
ing through ono of the worst periods in
IN. history Of the country: tfl" German
Sry. system was broken mp: piolterS
were scattered AMI patriotism Kept at
4 high standard II thi* could be done
in those awful war times. | am sure
:hat they could meet any emergency
which might ariS" ia Times Of peace.
Both Sheriff Hastings and Prosecutor
Mckee. f:,y" tnld III" that they could t;lKe
car. Of any uprising " hirh might or-
cur. the deputies ;.rr all good. clean men.
and men that We know and put reliance
on: they hav. III" interests "f til" county
1t heart. and understand that the depu-
ties of all other counties OF the state
arc of :, like character.
.'ChiS system HIS not cost tho state one
extra penny. and. l. SO" n" need OF dis
rardiug it to saddle Il costly experiment.
on the pnopi.. such. az III conStahularY
law Tho proposed cost limit is joke;
i, would cost three times that in few
wears What kind Of mon rln We get In
th,, state patrol for SG2.5n Per month?
The defenders "f tho bill say that the
absence Of such II law will make West
Virginia tn. dumping ground for E"lShe-
,iki All BolSh"vikS ar" trying to get
out of this state and this nation now:
back to. Europe: and tl:rsr not going
voluntarily we arc helping hy forcihly
d..pnrting such law rs the constab-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12

ularv might drive the h"tiar vorkmcn
from our stale, until We hay" Il labor
shortage.
"Nol everybody who diSaEr"" with
this proposed law. or even with the pres
rnt administration or laws IS an anar-
chist. II is one thing tn sec ahead and
hope and work toward realization OF an
ideal-ii is quite another To be u dynn-
hitting anarchist
"Thc real BnlShrviki thu real ;nar-
chists. who arr opposed /" all govern
mcnr. actually want such laws passed
hoping that 1T will arouse hatred Of the
government and will incitc violence
enough to overthrow government.
Manufacturers of the Wheeling dis
trict will b. with organized labor. and
il any differences arise they Will deal
with the mon through arbitration. |
! think tho manufacturers are against the
hill on account ct the cost which. ~
passed. they world be forced 10 help pay
II big proportion. while 1hr coal mining
| regions in the southern end of tho state
would got tho use nf the conSiabularF tH
! fight organized labor.
| II am against the bill. first. hrcausc
as a taxpayer I believe that any good
: that could possibly br derived would hc
utterly out OF proportion TO the costs
, and, second, 1t would drive tn" better
, wurkmen from the state hy its odious
/ workings"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
ANSELL' ) REPLY
TOCROWDER|S
UNDER COVER

WASHINGTON. March ll.-Licutcn-
ant Colonel Samuel y. Anscll. former
acting Judge advocate general. submitted
4 statement to Acting Secretary Crnwcll
today in reply To tho letter II Major
General Enorh II. Crnwdrr. judge advo-
cate general, to Secretary Baker on the
controversy over the administration ot
military justice.
Because Of certain references con-
corning him, made by General trowdcr.
Colonel An.rll asked that his statement
hr given the same publicity as That OF
Tho Judge advocate general. but ii was
not ,r,dc puhIic. Soon after it, WAS sub
mir,cu. Representative Could Of New
York gave out copies of letter nc
wrote Secretary Baker today regarding
! the discharge Of Col. Ansrll from his
war time commission as Il brigadicr gcn-
cral.
/ REPRESENTATIVE Gould told III" sccrG-
tary he was unable to escape the con-
cluson that Ihc war department had de-
/ Iibrratrly and ruthlrssly adopted this
method Of furnishing public spirited
md efficient officer whose sole oflense
was against Il powerful and srlf-ccn-
| tered clique In your department. in that
| he answered Il summons which he
couldn't decline. amt toid the congress
Of the United States tho truth about
! matter which it was clearly the duty OF
congress to inquire into.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
P|MPLY? WELL, DON'T Be
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
off with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Apimpiy face will not embarrass you
much longer if you get a package OF
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The SKIN
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for calomcl; there's
no sickness or pain after taking them
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and just as eftcc-
lively, but their action is gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste"
a bad breath, dull, listless no good"
feeling constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil: you will know them By their
olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa.
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for week.
See how much better you feel and look.
lOc and 25c per box. All druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
BELMONT

John Quinland was caller at fulcs
MatSnrs' orr day last week.
William, Cation and Thomas Brandon
were callers in town Thursday.
T. + BnrkharI was Il caller AT Btl-
mont ono day last week.
s. y. Hatcher and SIMS. Dnloort and
Clarence. were callers At George stump
,iurl's Monday.
Victor Kemp was caller at George
kcmps Friday.
Douglass Hatcher was A caller In
town Saturday.
Dewey brandon. who has been sta
toned al Texas tn" past several months.
returned to his hcmc here Thursday.
Carson TuStin was caller at bel
mont Saturday.
William Hatcher was u caller at Mrs
Dcrm0tt'S Saturday. 49,,
John RandaIs was along the ridge
Saturday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
SUPREME COURT

CHARLESTON W. Va. March H.
Eight decisions wtr" handed down to-
DAY by tn" supreme court of appeals In
cases carried up from lower courts
from counties Of GrCcnbricr. Eandoiph.
,ruckcr and Pocahontas.
Arm t.ntrout against lumber COM
pany. Randolph county. affirmed. ny
Judge Ritz.
Eank against Alexander. h"rahonlas
county. ai 'irIncd. ny Judg" Lynch.
HutchnS against Denton. Randolph
county, reversed and remandcd by
Judge Lynch.
Root against Close. Tucker county
alfred, by Judge rnffenbargcr
Ncstor against N"st"r, Tucker county,
affirmed. By Judge Williams.
Johnson'S executors against J"hn-
sons heirs and others. Grccnbrier'
county. reversed in part. affirmed IN
part. rcmandcd by Judge Williams.
Davis Colliery company and others
town Of Harding. Randolph county. AZ
firmcd. by Judge Miller
Mccarthy and Others against Saun-
ders and others. Grccnbrier county
reversed and rcmanded. by judge MIL
Ter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
GENIUS OF SOUTH,
OplE READ, SPEAKS
Gifted Author Addresses Vast Audience
at Beuaire With Els Philosophy
and Humor.

Opin L. Read. among the last " the
national novcli"tS Of the old south de-
ilivcrr6 ono Of his cha racteristic lcctur
; in III" First Christian church. Belluirc
! last night 10 packed house.
He imncrsonatrd one Of his favorite
subjects Lem Jucklin." and tobias
! only Read can tcll-thn human side Of
life in The most optimistic way He Is
! one of The most beautiful word paint
ers on the American platform today and
] his figure Of speech are as euphoncous
as they are logical. He has the magic
power of p,uckins a weed from Inc path
way Of life and molding 1t into beau-
| tiful budding flower with his words Of
eloqucnce. He worked from the sublime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
WILL SELECT LABOR
COUNCIL MEN At
MEETING FRIDAY
Ohio Vally Trades And Labor Assembly
at MASS Meeting Of workers VIII
Select Representatives

In order 10 choose Its promised city
rouncilmanic ticket, the Ohio Valley
Trades and al Dor Assembly has calico
mass meeting Of all workers lot f1daS'
evening, March 18th. at o'clock
Tho call for the meeting was ISSUED
las, night hv W. l.. CumhHrlcdGe. secrH-
tary of the Trades Assembly and 1t wis
made clear that the meeting is not linz
itrd to delegates 10 INC assembly. ou!
that all workers ac asked and urged TO
be- present.
AT recent meetings or tho Trades AS
scmbly labor has Expressed ltscll as
determined 10 secure representation III
the city council and il is posSlp'c mat
m. strongest candidates in the local
labor field will be named to oppose any
Others who may seek Ia succeed the
present membership. One c"uncl'mhn-
at-largr and eight ward councilman arc
to BE- elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
HHEsEET SYSTEM OF POLICE Pro
LECTION SUITS WORKERS AND
EAS PROVEN SATISFACTORY.
POINTS TO ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF
OFFICIALS DURING WAR IN i'SAA-
Trc. WITH BAD CONDITIONS.
CAN SEE NO NEED FOR ADDED Tx
PENDITU EE FOR STATE POLICE
UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES.

Louis Leonard. president Of the - v
T. & l. ~. left with !th" rast Of the labor
men last night for Charleston /" hsht
against the passage 1t the stat" con-
s1.hurarv bill. He said TO an Intelligent
c.r r.nnrted lust before boarding tn"
train:
"Oi course there are TWO sides 20 every
,ouestion and I have studied both sides
in the state conStabulary controversy
and decided To throw my lot in 2SainS'
it after scanning it from all angles.
It have talked with most Of the labor
ing people in Ohio county and they are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
INJUNCTION ISSUED
In EXCITEMENT SUIT

\ temporary writ "f injunction was
Yesterday granted lh. planIiM by 'fr-
rui, judy" Il. N. AdG"man III til" case
of ovid +. White. plaintiff. w. William
IT, Kelly. Iuhn J. Gomp"rs and r.. l..
summers. defendants. "mj"iniu% and re-
.,ra:nInw them. and "irh - them. from
,llturriu:; az attempting to "nt"r'" &
rrrIa:m judgment Of possession Tor nome
y: IT, rak HT"uu". t.rh" Point.
The above action grew uui NJ efforts
mn The mart, # William II Kelly. owner
and i.YSvr ..r thu" property occupied by
Mr. White. t. Ai%pnSS"Hs thn halter OF
th., property through rJHctmcn, pr"'""d-
turs instituted IN Justir" i"mp"r's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
WINDOWS SHATTERED.

PITTSBURGH. March 11.-Score3 OF
windows in nearby houses were shatter.
I'd this evening when an explosion Of
hot metal at the Clinic mill Of the Ciin>.
to Iron and Steel Company. resulting
from the sudden contact Of the molten
mass with cold water. Debris was huri-
I'd in al! directions and fire followed.
which WAS soon extinguishcd with noml-
nal loss. 1t was first reported sh4t
wnrkmcn had been killed but inrcStiEa.
ton disclosed that no one was hurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
SCOUTS TO ORGANIZE
new TROOP AT FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH

instruction in signaling with lhe
Morse international cod" WAS tn" cnict
orrupation Of th" ScnutmastrrS rec',
ing nj the offices o. tue local ROY nC'u'
officials of. this city last nlgh'. lHcu'
lack Adams. lately Of tho United AthtEs
ovi,,inu s.rv;cr. was the instructor. Fiji
I.cn ScoutmaslcrS were present al the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12

TO the humorous and: his vast audisrce
sighed with sorrow one minute and the
next infant they were laughing ~ ne
sprang his humor or wit. E. -
Mr.. Read has the distinction OF, e6et
ing one OF the best entertainers fn. tthis'
country today and we'll does no deserve.
it,. He closed his splendid lecture With
one Of the finest and most patriotic ora
lions ever heard in. This section. and -:
he reached his climax the audience, burst
into loud applause. TX,
Mr.. Read come to Bellaire under the
auspices Of the Chautauqua association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
Disorderly House Raided

Vt 11:iI uclnrE his morning. several
city policemen Swnnr"d down "n house
on North AN"ndnl" avenue. Martins Fer
~. rf which JOHN Coils is proprietor.
rounding IN thrc" men and thr,'" women.
They Will b" HrraiEm"d in polio" rnurt
his morning charged with lettering for
immoral purpoSrS. Tho names Of those
iLmt were brought in are. Mike Kilny.
Mix" TaralriS. Mix" Eir,A: Mabel
Myers. Marie Brown and Iuia Smith.
Tn, ufficcrs making lhc raid wcr" Rem
namrn and Burton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
River Kilograms.

DAVIS ISLAND D.AM-IN.G feet fall
ing: clear.
cloudy.
Understandable feet. rising;
clear.
EI'RENVILLE-1f feet. stations
AIRY; clear.
WARREN-4.5 feet. falling: SNOW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
LAD
COMES To LIFE
IN NOODSF|ELD
Will Now Have To Face Trial on Bur.
glary Charge at Present
Term Of Court.

Rvlm.rt Myers. indicted Ivy tn" last
grand Jury. along with other South Side
bows, for hurElnriZing. and who tried 10
fool the public that nc drowned himself.
leaving his clothes on the river shore
and u note bidding farewell 20 this cruel.
cruel world. turned up in Woodsticld o..
hale and hrarty. lie was arrested by
The WondSlicld authorities and held on
information from Sheriff Hastings.
Myers being Il fugitive from justice.
Deputy pcddirord left yesterday for
WuodSiirld "a bring Myers hack 10 fac"
trial at This session Of criminal court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-12
TWO INSANE MEN
LODGED IN JAIL

TWO insane mon w"r" brought from
Now Cumberland yesterday afternoon
and put in tho county jail for sal" keep
ing over night h"fnr" proceeding 10
Weston this morning. On" "r tn" mon
kept up IN inccssart talk all rFEht long
and kept tho prisoners Of Il nervous
disposition awak" throughout IN" night.