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The Washington times., 1919-04-04

George Wright. the Boston short
gtpp. was the most famous infelder
of his day. he had played with the
Cinctnnati Red Stockings in 1869,
when they toured the country and
never lost a game. His salary in
1875 was S1.4O0, the highest amount
PAID then TO a professional baseball
player.
0GheF Great Players. :
Besides Wright. the Boston club
bo4sted OF other great players not
ably Orator Jim O'Rourke and
lady Leonard O'Rourke played pro-
4oSsiOnal ball for thirty-five years and
tWo OF his sons now play it. For
yeaFs he was president Of the old
cohnectieut League. after closing his
career with the Bridgeport club.
Tim Aurname, who played nrst
l1Aoe for the Bostonians that day, was
foF years baseball editor OF the Bos-
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
ROLLINS COACH

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April win
gate Rollins has been appointed coach
OF the Harvard football squad for its
spring practice, due to begin next
Tuesday. A permanent coach TO sue
ceed Percy HaughtOn will not be
named for some time. Rollins coached
the informal eleven in 1917 and the
1920 freshman eleven.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
DINNERS WILL READ BOX SCORE
OF BOSTON OPENER WITH PLEASURE
By AL MUNRO ELIAS.

odimers viii read pleasure showing
game played by the
played Philadelphia April defeating Ath-
les by Of to Three thousand usher
the National League Philadelphia game under
way o'clock
In the for Boston Charlie Josephs flashed the front
anong pitchers and disappeared rapidly He suffered
injury his in 1877 and from sight He holds the
record Tor the widest pitch baseball the hosehide
until struck Joseph poteness,
Immediately left the box apOlogiEed continuing
TIA
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
JOHNS HOPKINS OPENS UP
WITH NAVY TEAM TOMORROW

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. April 4.-The
Naval Academy baseball team will
start its regular campaign here to-
morrow with Johns Hopkins UnfVer-
sity as its diamond opponent
The navy has three washington
boys playing at present on the team.
John Whelchel. third baseman and
former western High School star. IL
at his old position. Leicester Baker
is showing up we'll in the box Bob
Bolton, another Washington lad. is
pitching and playing in the outfleld.
These lads were members OF the
Army and Navy Prep team. OF wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
BILL TILDENA AND
RICHARDS ADVANCE

NEW YORK. April 4-WiiIian
Tilden. 2d. Of Philadelphia, ana Vm-
cent Richards, the New York -Dhs-
nom" have today reached the nnai
round OF the nationaI indoor tsnnis
singles At the Seventh regiment ar.
mOFY.
Tilden entered the finals by De-
feating Frank Anderson, of Brookiyh.
and Richards earned the right %
meet TiIden BY eliminating Lieut.
Peter BalLi Tildsa is favored % win
from his young opponent.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
MAKES NEW RECORD.

swimming unattached. set a new
worlds record for the half-mile in.
door swim, covering the $50 yards in
1855 IS, at the Illinois Athletic
Club last night The old record,
ll:I4 Is, was held by Harry Hebner.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04

Earned runs-Boston, /: AthIetict. 3
Total bases on hitR-Bosten, .: Athleties
H. First base BY srTOfs-BostOn. 8; Ath-
Ietics, 3. Total left on oases-Bostop, =!
Coons, /; Force, Fouser and Fisler, 1. Um-
pire-Wtlliam McLSan. TmS-TWo honrJ
iendanos, 1000. Game started az 3:l6 p. n
The Washington times., 1919-04-04

club. and the famous Harry Wright
was manager.
Practically every man who played
in that opening game in 1876 has died.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
DEFEATS JOHNNY RRTLE.

ROCK ISLAND. Ill, April 4.-Mike
Dundee earned the Newspaper de-
eision over John Ertle in ten rounds
Of herce AEhtink here last night
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
oUACs WANT GAME8.

QUACB WANT uAA88.
The Quacs want games with the
Park View A. c. and the Rs8orVotP
A. C. teams. II. Smith, - Quincy
place. northeast. IL manager OF the
QuAes.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04

REX WILL WORK OUT.
The Rex Athletic Club will work
out at Union League Park today at
E:l5 y. m. Manager Wright expects
a full attendance
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
Great Names Appear
In Boston's Opener

Played on April 20. 1875, 1t PhIIAdslpAIa,
COpynght, 1919, By Al Munro EliAB
ROaTON NATIONAL
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
'TT IS DIFFICULT TO IMPROVE ON NAT

Boston Clubs First Box Score
shows Many Stars In Action
The Washington times., 1919-04-04

Total ........h 10 II 10
Score By InninEa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
FATE Of GREATER
WITH.
THE NEW COUNCIL
SAYS JUDGE B. S. RoNECKER IN
DISCUSSING PART NEW ADMIN
srRAT1oN WILL PLAY IN COM
ING ELECTION.
Urges That n Campaign of Education In
Favor Of Greater Wheeling MOVE
ment be Started at Once.

With The newly elected council rests
the fate Of Greater Wheeling said Tx
Judge Sen s HCncCk"r vest crday when
discussing the new appointments and
what part IN" administration Will play
IN the coming election for a bigger city.
Continuing h" said:
TIL" suburban towns were Just As
much Interested III In" city election ana
th. choice Of officials as tn" residents
Of Wheeling themselves and their eyes
Viii hr focused on III" city building to
see what moves will b" made to induce
them To become Il part and parcel of
the city.
sincerely hope that nothing Will be
done To turn the heads Of the suburban
ties as it would b" a monster mistake
to lot Greater Wheeling fall down and
the city revert back TO IN" second in III"
state 1--we in IN" suburbs and l want
10 SEQ the full realization Of Greater
Whc"ling and | think that every suburb
ante does rs Il matter Of pride. for the
Increase in population will bring Pres
IiCr tn the city which will be rated at
70, 600 population with 10000 in sur
rounding towns to draw from. whereas
if the measure does no; carry Wheeling
wH b" rated at $1,000 with n populat ion
of T5.00O 10 draw from.
Many SuburhanitcS think that il their
particular town GOES into the greater
city the taxes will DO increased. II
taxes would he increased tho out-the-
pike towns would get Tn" benefit Of the
expenditures Of the funds created by the
increase in taxes and the whole COM
munity would feel the result in a bet
ter Lighting system. sewerage. police
and fire protection and water supply.
You may not know it. but Wheeling
IS the most populated city in the United
Statcs. With an area Of two and n half
square miles she has population Of
over 460Oh or about ~. 400 people 10
the square milo which ~ slightly high
or than New York What Wheeling
wants is room Ia EXPAND and her only
expansion can h" made up the river for
Il short distance and Ia the east, taking
in tn" suburbs. which would would rr-
h"vc congestion for tho middle and
wealthy classes now living in Wheeling
would NOV" I" the out -thc-plkc section
I" enjoy tho home lf" and be- assured
or city protection III all lis forms.
Tho affairs OF tn" city az Wheeling
are vital to tho residents Of her suburbs
as they ar" practically one people and
their dcStin"S are The same What is
detrimental 10 Wheeling is detrimental
10 IN" suburban towns and the whole
should be combined into one and give
those in suburban towns - chance tn
vote with tho residents Of Wheeling on
matters which concern tho community
at large.
| below" campaign of education
should be started immediately ia ,oacb
IN" voters IN the area of tn proposed
''"aler Wheeling the benefits Of closer
union so APPLY expressed by Linsoln,
hlt"d W" stand. divided We fall
rms should b" the slogan adapted as IL
VIII help L" make tn" Greater Wheel
ing reality and not dream"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
COMM TEE NAMED To WELCOME
HEROES Of 314TH IN RICHMOND

Eurdatts: MIR. and Mrs. {. y. Au': Mr..
and Mrs. J . W. Ewing. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
G. Stif"l: Mr. and Mrs. =. L. Christian:
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Rogers. Mr.. and
Mrs. r W Peterson: Capt t. y. NlnEer-
ter: Capt. .. NJ. Stats. Mrs. y. h. Son
ncborn. W l. Bricc and J. Is. Handlan
The committee sent kilograms To Gov.
Cornwell and Mrs. Coruw"ll: L. ). Sen
ator Howard Sutherland and wife: l. s.
senator Davis t;lkirs and tn" SIX West
Virginia CougreSSm, and their wives.
urging thcm 10 gu Ia Richmond I" act IN
con junction with the city commute" 10
welcome the boys before the review
takes place.
Senators Sutherland and ElkinS r"-
piled Ia tho t"lcgramS sent !" lh"h
and both SAID they would gladly 30 II
business permits. Senator tIklnS. him
self major recently returned from
Franco. whore he was in tn" tNIcH"St or
the fight. was rnthuslastw IN his an
swrr: said n" offered his services IN any
shape or form.
Can't. j. Byron NiCk"rS0u left Tor
Washington last night {" confer with
War Department off cial. for tn" pur-
pos, OF granting permission IN General
Adelbert crrnkhitr. comma nd"r OF IN"
SOth division 10 come Ia Wheeling with
the 3l4th us tho guest Of the clty and
also to have tho officers of tn" %l+th tn
accompany the boys home. In thcs" mat
tors ne will have tho assistance OF sen
ators Sutherland and Elkins and IN"
West Virginia COnEr"sSTn"n.
Cant. Nirkersnn will also sec il III"
war department will send a number or
airplancs to Wheeling with some OF
Uncle Sans crack hrdmcn to do Aerial
stunts on FIrld Day at the Fair
Grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
CREW OF THE NC-4
CALLED TO PARIS

PLYMOUTH. England. Nav %. tRv
The Associated Press )-Presidrn, WI
son has ordered thu crew Of the NC-4 TO
proceed as speedily rs possible from
plymouth 10 Paris. ii was stated here
to-day. He desires them To attend the
AVIATION conference" in Paris.
tn" crews Of tn" NC-2 and NC-l will
also proceed TO Paris after a visit 10
London. where they will be given an
OFFICIAL reception and Will be presented
10 the king.
1t iS presumed hero tnai tho crows OF
the American Srnplan"S have been
called to Paris to give exports tho bono
mt Of the knowledge gained from their
flight.
IN" programme Of entertainment
winch has hr"n planned here in honor OF
IN" crew OF IN" NC-i when they arrive
from Lisbon will embrace tho meeting
Of tho incoming Seaplanr BY British sea-
planes. salut" with Very lights and an
escort To the landing place near the l..
:. S. Rochester and Aroostook whiCh'thc
American filters will b, ard Immediately
The civic welcome will he left until
the following morning
IT is assumed thai IN" American will
leave for Paris Immediately. hut IT they
remain IN Plymouti for the night they
Will I've further entertained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
TRYING TO REACH
AGREEMENT WITH
PACIFIC COAST MEN

WASHINGTON, May 29.--lndivIdual
Pacific coast ship builders opened ncgo-
liailnnS today with the shipping board
k,0klng To TIA" replacement Of cancelled
contracts for vessels. The action fol-
low ~ the conference yesterday in which
congressional representatives from Cail-
fCrrra. Washington and Oregon. backed
up the demands OF the eighteen yards
engaged in steel ship construction for
& ,vnrnmcnt work 10 keep their organ
liza: onS alive.
Commissioner AckrrSOu acted for tn"
beard today and Guy NJ Standf'r. head
OF Columbia river yard "a Portland.
Oregon was the first builder heard
Following tho meeting. participants
SAID that the board and builders w"r"
cadcavorirg 10 got together on Il lump
sum at which ships might be- obtained
fran thu. yards. but tina, y" agreement
had been reached. Mr.. ACkcrson said
that the hoard was not asking at this
time for changes in the types of vessels
L. he constructed. hut that attempts
" Guild be continued To get bids from IN"
builders of less than $l"9 per ton. which
WAS the average prir" which the can
c. lied contracts fixed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
RL00DHDUNDS SECURING HILLS I:
FOR ASSA|LANT Of MOZART LADY
May Take Over and
Operate Great Plant

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May 29.-Ac-
curdng to information made partially
puhiIr brf0r,. II meeting Of the Charleston
t'h amber "f Commerce her" tonight.
three Of the largest chemical syndicates
in North America hav" siSniticd their
intention Of submitting To the govern
mont scaled bids for the purChaS" or
Nitro. tho whr-iiin" explosive plant. con-
sIrurIrG - miles from this city. Since
The armiS,Icr was signed IN" plant has
been used ~ Il storag" house for the
war dcpa r., mrnf. ard there are hundreds
IF rhrlnnds Of equipment stored there.
TIL" statement WAS mao" at ionights
meeting that bids would bc submitted
within tn" next % days for tho plant.
two Of the SyndiratcS Offering 10 take
over and oprraI" the plant and employ
inE from .. 900 to 10000 people. state
mrnt was made thai l%J organizations
had inspect ed the plan, and that the gov
rrum"nt had investigated the standing
81 the three concerns. whose names were
not m"ni:n and found their financial
status was such that the deal could be
contaminated Nitro Is said To be- the
largest sulphuric acid plant in The
world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
A CONDUCTOR
WAS WARNED.
G. E. HeiderSdorf, Of No. 1901 Butler o.,
Pittsburgh, Relates Tho 8eofL

Plant Juice. the new herbal system
tonic. is purifying and vttalizing
agent which has no equal In the
world. II first corrects local disorders
Of tho stomach. restores the proper
secretion Of tho gastric juice. 50 that
by improved digestion and assimilation
OF food tho glood becomes rich and
healthy and the nerves regain their
normal tone and strength.
The scores OF unsolicited testimonials
from local people endorsing Plant Juice
prove beyond all questions Of doubt that
II does all that is claimed for II. One OF
tho latest recently received 81 that OF
Mr. G. f. Hcidcrsdorf. who resides at
1901 Butler street. Pittsburgh, and ID .
freight conductor on the Northern de
vision Of the Pennsylvania railroad ana
has been employed by this company Tor
the last ten years. Mr.. Hcidcrsdofs
needs no Introduction here. as he IN very
we'll known and a highly respected cftiS
zen. He stated: -
Il had been told that my kidneys and
liver were affected. I felt tired out
and never seemed to get any rest. I
was chronically constipated and realised
that needed a good medicine. ! d.
cldcd to try Plant Juice az q railroad
friend Of mine recommended II to me
and told me Of it's value. 1 have used
four bottles Of Plant Juice now and
have steadily gained in weight. Ny
Kidneys and liver are working ff1o and
II has cntircyl cured me Of ono0dDAr
ton. ]. gladly recommend Plant Juice
to any one" Plant Juice 10 acia In
TAe,ihE'At c. H. GrieEt -&eC0A11
StCeo~ ,y-, ..k..os t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAN WRITES
Standing On Her Feet Torture to
This Lady - Had to Ride
Everywhere She Went,
Until Cartfm Brought
Relief.

Mckinney, Te1as.-Mrs. A D. Sto-
vail, Of this place, writes: Some
time ago was In critical condition
We only lived two squares from town,
yet l wasn'l able to walk the two
squares.
81 had to ride everywhere l went
and suffered at that but not so much
as when I tried to walk. Standing
on my feet was torture.
My greatest suffering was in my
right side. 1t was so sore, and ! felt
il stepped down or Jared myself
the least bit could not stand It,
so just walked mostly tiptoe. This
kept up until was just about dis
couraged and decided I had best try
something else.
Someone told me Of Cardui, and
where it had benefited cases similar
to mine. felt at least 1t would not
hurt TO give it a trial
After my first bottle felt better
there was less pain and soreness in
my side.
After my third bottle OF Cardui !
was well aand have been ever since
Cardui may be just what you need
Try it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
HONOR FOR j. 8.
DEAD IN FRANCE

PARIS. May .9--Thr"ugh"ut tn"
European war zone Friday. AMERICAN
Memorial day CN"r"lS"S Will h" held AT
VARIOUS places. Irr'$ld"nt Wilson - u"
deliver an address at Sur"Sh'S' near
Paris. and deposit Il wreath III tn" c"in-
ctrry where American soldiers ar" burr
cd rs L tribute Of tn" R"y Scouts Oh
America to the heroic dead.
In IN" Bcllclu wood. wh"r" thousands
Of mounds Of earth with crosses al
thor heads t"II the tai" &c th" h"r"'Sm
shown hS thu Americans at tn" r"lh'
where tn" world war had its turning
point. at F.SmCs and around Sessions
in Tn" region II IN" ArE"nn" i"r"S' anu
in northern Francs and R"lGian Fland-
crS the graves Of all rlD" men VIII" MAD"
tho Supr"m" SaCriIcr nr" /" l." decor
atcd. vulIcyS Will H. fired uv"" them by
SQUADS of infantry m"u and TAPS VII!
b. sounded u. American huEl"rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
May Establish Aerial
Mail Route From j, 5,

ST JOHNS. y. +. May 29-Sew-
foundland. which has suddenly found
itself in tho center OF world aviation
soon may DO connected with the United
states md Canada by a"rinl mall and
passenger lines. Il developed todny when
Tho lower house of IN" rnIrninI lcgisln-
ruro ratified n concession Grnntcd the
Imperial Aircraft Manufacturing COM
pAny or London.
Of tho various expeditions nsscrr hlcd
hero 90 attempt u trnuH- tlantlr flight
tho krnn"St Cnmpctit ion FOR first In hop
or seems 10 rNIEt between tho llnndlcy-
Page nnd NIraY-NIckcrS teams. The for
m"r ~ arranging t0 transfer 10 itH
quarters nj FlIrhor GrHr- thirty truck
LIQUIDS Of rnntrrni which arrived IN tho
steamer Sarhrrn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
1Ess FUTILE. SCHOOL TEACHER,
ATTACKED IN BoaGS Run TUN-
MEL WEDNESDAY MORNING.
woman's Screams Cause Brute to Re
lease Her and Take to His Heels.
Efforts to Capture Fiend.

Blnudhuunds wrr" securing III" hills
OF Marshall county. back Of Bcnwo"d.
last night IN an attempt /" puck up the
trail of the assailamt II Miss N"sS Tut
tie, Of Mozart HrIEIhs TIL" hl"udhOundS
were brought from t'alrmunt on tn"
train, arriN ing al E"nw"od a, $40 last
night. They were Immediately taken TO
IN" scene uf In" assault! and lht"r
through tho tunnel un tn" other side
Of the hill hut had not picked up the
scent AT n lat" hour last night.
Tho place whore N" assault occurred
in the tunnel 's dark and Miss Tutil"
could give no description If her aSsajl
ant who was just a vagu" form in IN"
darkness.
The B"nwood polio" mr." searching all
over the city and HAY" tho tunnel guard
cd by six mon in ease III" man IS hiding
in there whiIr 4 deputy sheriff from
Marion county is trying 10 puck up IN"
trail with tho hlnodhoundS on IN" hills.
In % lat" aour last night N" "lm"
had been picked up. hut tho polio" and
citizens mr." ON IN" alert and ready I"
act on any reliable information.
Miss Tuttl" was attacked in IN"
Rness Run tunnel about $50 yesterday
IN NrnInE as she was on her way IN TN
D;ggs run school. where she is teacher.
Sh. had only gone short way through
the tunnel when tn" assault was at
tempted. She screamed for help. hut
before help arrived shc had been beaten
and chokcd by the man. who then be-
came frrgh.eLcd and ran away thr"Ig.:
the tunnel.
Mil ripn employed at the Rir""7'dN
tube ~orks passing the mouth Of IN"
tunnel heard her screams and rushed 10
her rescue. but the assailaat had nrd,
Miss futile was taken out OF the tunnel
and then removed TO her home on Mo-
Fart Heights. whore she Is on the verge
Of collapse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
ColnuTEE CONTESTS OF MORE
TRAE a SCORE or REPRESEN-
rATyE WHEELING CIT1-
xENS NA1CED NY By AND
CELEBRATION
CONRnrTEE.
Governor coruwen and United states
senators Sutherland And E1ktns
ASKED to Act with Cty
Committee.

Tho executive comrnittc in charg" OF
he big homo coming celebration for the
3l4th Field Artillery the latter part or
next week met with Mayor Thoncr yes
tcrday and named the welcoming COM
mittec " HIGH will represent the city and
state in Richmond upon the arrival or
tho boys in the Virginia capital.
The committee will so 10 Richmond
as soon as information reaches Wheel
ing that the boys have left Camp Stu
art for tho big review which Will hc
held In Richmond.
II F. Benrens was named chairman
and the committee 10 composed OF inc
following ladies and gentlemen:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f Weiss: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. W. Truschel. Mr. and Mrs n.
A. Wheat: Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hork-
heimer: Mr. and Mrs, T. S. Riley: Nr.
and Mrs. w. n Higgins: Mr.. and Mrs.
s. o. LauShlin: Mr. and Mrs q. w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
ACTION ON AUSTRIAN
TREATY NOW HELD UP

PARIS. May @9.--(By the Associatcd
Press -Thc Austrian treaty. which was
TO have been presented TO The Austrians
tomorrow. has been withheld until
Monday Tho smaller powers of eastern
Europe asked for NOR" time before CIV
ing their assent to tho treaty. This was
accorded by common consent. and the
plenary session for agreeing to the
treaty wen; over 10 Saturday, while the
presentation az the document TO the
Austrians was postponed until Monday.
TIL" change in the plan came uncxpcct-
edly tbs afternoon. ne tt" allied powers
gathered in secret session at the for
ciSn office for the purpose or discussing
tn" terms. The session was largely at
tended and III" Grrnt crowds assembled
in front Of the building to give Prcsl-
dcnt Wilson. NJ. Clcm"nceau and other
nciablrS welcoming saiutcs rs they ar
rived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
BRITAIN OWES U. S.
STUPENDOUS AMOUNT

LONDON. May 29-J. Austen Cham
herlain. chancellor OF tho cNchequCr. an
nounccd in the house Of commons to-day
that the present indebtedness or the
British government to the American
government is $I.26O. OO0, 600. while tn"
various American departments owe the
British departments roughly $2lO.-
10000
The chancellor said that dollar Sc
curities. including Canadian securities
now held under tn" treasury deposit
scheme. amount TO just little more
than $500. 900. 900. most Of which has
been placed as collateral for loans IN
America In addition 10 the deposit.
Mr.. Chamberlain added. securities to the
value OF S106.ll1.0 Don has been pur-
chased by the treasury. Most OF these
were sold. however.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
OVATION FOE GREATEST HERO

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. May Ser.
reant Alvin e. York. greatest hero OF
tho world war" returned to Tennessee
today and WAS given an ovation when
tho Train stopped at Knoxville enroute
10 Fort OElethorpc. where he will b"
mustered out
II want 10 20 homo 10 see my mother
frst Of all" York told a committee which
invited him to return here for q rccep-
ton after no leaves the service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
MAJORSV|LLE

Many Of our nearby Greene county
friends were at WaynrSburE Saturday
10 meet tho few returning heroes OF
60, X. 10th Pennsylvania. OF the 100
stnlwart lads who loft almost two years
ago. only snyon or slight ahlo bodied men
troops to land in Franco and perhaps no
other regiment saw harder service or
received more casualties.
Among tho lucky few returning wnro
Raymond Goodwin and LOWS BARNARD
Of Durbins Mills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30

On motion Of Assistant prosecuting
Attorney Carl RaChman tn" fost law
Indictment against J. Myers was yea
to-day nolIed by Judge Robinson c" the
criminal court. Attorney "haliey. rep
rcsenting the AntiSaloon leasu" made
no objection to the motion to molly.
Myers was acquitted by jury on
similar charge a few days ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
GENERAL STRIKE IN
TORONTO NOW CALLED

TORONTO. May 30.--A general strike
in sympathy with the metal workers
will 60 into effect in this city n, 10
o'clock this morning. The final call for
the walkout came shortly after mid
night. when the central strike commit
too OF fifteen declined the OFFER OF the
employers in the metal trades 10 arbi-
trate the question OF n forty-four hour
Ucck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
TROOPS MODELLING

NOCt\LtiS. hriZ.. May 70 Rrgnrilrss
nf the announcement from In" state de-
pHrtmctt nj Washington today that
M"Xiran troops from Sonora would not
he permitted at present to cross Amcri-
Cun territory cnTOutc 10 Juare3 Mexi-
can federal troops ~"rn reported tonight
to be modelling "a! Epalme. Sonora, for
shipment In bond through this port.