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The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
SKINNY BANNED;
. DANCERS STRIKE
Washington Hotel Detective Will
Not Allow Guests to Dance As
They Wish.

Rather than suffer public rebuke for
'shimmying.' dancers at the wash
ington Hotel last night went on a
strike" When the sonorous strains
of the music swayed not only their
hearts but their shoulders. dancers
we're requested. by a house detective.
% refrain from the Barbary Coast
lance.
The, first couple rebuked by the re-
former flushed crimson hue and left
he Hoor. Other dancers continued to
rip the light fantastic with painful
igidness. Then another couple forgot
, themselves and commenced to quiver
o the syncopation Of the blues"
played by jazz band. Then the de-
ective stepped out and repeated his
Esrning. They left the floor.
After repeated rebukes to aIlegedIy
-shimmying" dancers, couples left the
,oor rather than risk the censure OF
= rreforrner" y
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
AT WASHINGTON
. THEATERS

Polls The Unknown
Woman"
National - Fred Stone in
Jack O'Lantern."
B. F. Keith's-vaudeville.
cosmos-vaudeville and mo-
ton pictures.
Crandall's Metropolitan
Madge Kennedy in Strictly
Confidential"
Crandall's Knickerbocker -
> Madge Kennedy in Strictly
Confidential"
crandalPs-Peggy Hyland in
The Merry Go Round" ;
Moore's Garden-"Soldiers of
Fortune"
Moore's Rialto = Constance
Binney in @Erstwhile Susan"
Moore's Strand-"Hearts of
the World"
Loew's Palace-Robert War
wick in "In Mizzoura."'
Loew's Columbia - Bryant
Washburn in aWhy Smith
Left Hoyneo -
Gayety-Burlesque; "The Lib
erty Girls"
Lyceum-Burlesque; Grown
Up Babies"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
BRIDE SLAIN
IN HOME AT
ROME, GA.
Coroner's Jury Reports
That Death Of Mrs. C..
FELTON, Lloyd Resulted
From Wounds From Pis-
tol in Hands of Unknown
Party.

Rome. Ca. Oct. 25.-Mystery sur
rounds the death of Mrs. g. FELTON,
Lloyd. whom coroner's jury today
said came to her death as the result
Of a wound from a pistol in the hands
of an unknown party
Mrs. Lloyd. who was about 80 years
Of age. was found dead at her home.
She had been shot through the heart
No one witnessed the shooting.
The body was discovered by a car
penter who was doing some work at
the Lloyd home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd had been mar :
ried only about three months. II is
said their domestic life had been un-
happy. g..
Sheriff Smith stated last night that
no arrests had been made in the case,
but that one would likely follow.
some sensational developments are
expected.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Treaty FOES
FEAR A VOTE;
FORCE DELAY
To Take Up Three More
Days in Debating in
Vain Hope.

Protracted debate on the Johnson
amendment to the peace treaty dis
appointed the hopes OF Senator John
son and Majority Leader Lodge rnat
vote on the amendment would be
possible yesterday. 1t Is probable
vote will not be taken before We'd
Wednesday.
Efforts were made yesterday to
wind up the debate on the amendment
and bring it TO vote. but so many
CONTINUED On PAGE SEVEN
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Dealers Assert Shortage
Would Not Be Felt Here
For Several Months Ex-
cept By Some Private
Consumers.

The impending coal strike. dealers
said last night. will not SERIOUSLY af-
feet Washington until several months
after the incoming supply is cut off.
With few exceptions. hotels. apart.
ments and business ONCE buildings
have laid in large supplies in view
OF a possible shortage this winter
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
COULDN'T SAIL so SHE
WE'D; NOW TRIP Is OFF

Chicago. Oct. 25.-The longshore-
mems strike hurt shippers but helped
cupid, according to.a wedding an
nouncement here today. Miss Greta
Hoglund, en- route to France. uldn't
sail from New York because OF the
strike. Then she met. was wooedi by
and married by Capt Mark L. Cooper.
New York. The trip to France is of.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26

coal miners strike called for November l:
The country is confronted with this strike at time
when the itself is still fact when the world is still
in suspense after negotiations for peace"
Il can do nothing less than to say that the law viii
be enforced and will be found protect the nation
in any emergency that may arise out of this unhappy
business"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
PRESIDENT Is SO WELL
BULLETIN Is OMITTED

For the first time during the month
that the President has been sick. the
night bulletin on mis- condition was
omitted.
DR.. /Grayson explained that the
Preldent continued to Improve slow
" but there was no change in his
condition which warranted the issu-
ance Of bulletin.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
THE PRESIDENT DISPLAYS GREAT VIGOR IN HIS STATEMENT

and the throwing of employment of large part OF the
workers of the county 1t stopping operations
of railroads. electric light and plants railway lines
and other public utilities and the shipping and
try thus preventing giving aid the allied with
supplies which they seriously need
"The country strike at time when
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
PRESIDENT WARNS COAL MINERS
rom His Sick Bed Wilson Declares Proposed Strike UnIawf

night President dh thai rpcpoedar arke "mAw
hf that wMe found the
re
phM Mhaea The
the bn Z
o. y"adh nenhe
iHengh of the nomkr randh hofh
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26

the itself still fact when the world is still suspense
after negotiations for when still being
transported when their
Of fuel ~ . ~ -. e.. - Z.ssEs- ,-I.ss
From whatever angle the subject be viewed
fact such strike such circumstances would be the
far-reachng plan presented this country limit fa
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26

ties of production and distribution of the necessities of life and
thus indirectly restrict the production and distribution OF all
the nccessaries of life
Under these circumstances only unusti6ab it
unlawful
THE action proposed has apparently been taken without
the specific proposition by the individual members of
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
HIDDEN 1000 TONS
OF SUGAR LOCATED

New York. Oct s5.-Temporary
relief OF the sugar shortage here
was promised today with announces
ment that Food Administrator Ar
thur williams had located q hidoen
supply Of s.OO0.000 pounds. The
sugar, enough TO supply the city
for a week. win robably be taken
over by the Federal oficisis ana
placed on the market IL was said.
Tn. 1uited state. HessinE Osrps-
ration has q largo quantity OF fur
niture and household goods 60 ais
pose OF in a hurry. See announce
meut Of their government sale oi
blankets on psse 6 Of this issae.-Adv
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26

the United Mine Workers Of America throughout
States almost unprecedented proceeding believe
that right Of American workers needs its protection
the taking OF dis extraordinary siep and convinced that
when the time and considered unds-
mental attack which both morally legally upon
the rights of society and upon welfare country
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26

HBppod to- age h to d the of Uhed States Fuel
which the
odyf d the If toceah h1umao h
to in possible dy the President sdd
throwing of Of
omhy \
hAF of aarda
of the Lewis
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Erie O6eiaI Dies.

Rutherford. y. J, Oct, z.-Dsvid
Bosnian, IS. vice president and secre-
tary - the Erie Railroad. d ed today
at his home here. He had been with
the Erie thirty-three years. y
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
BULLETINS
BY TELEGRAPH:

Knoxville, Tenn.-Jury frees
fourteen men in race riots
trial.
Milwaukee-Year at hard
labor given DR.. David Roberts
of Grace Lusk case notoriety.
Chicago-Segregation of ne
groes to prevent further race
trouble agreed on.
Rutherford, N. J.-David
Bosnian, vice president and
secretary of the Erie Railroad,
dies.
New York - Two million
pounds of boarded sugar un-
earthed.
New York-Cdumbia Uni
versity confers doctor of laws
degree upon King Albert.
WASHINGTON:.
Scores see Clayton Alvey as
saulted and robbed in broad
daylight at Four-and-a-half
street AID Maine avenue south
west.
John llSchweer, aged 66, far
mer. thwarts three bandits,
pushing one from his wagon;
is fired on.
Mrs.. Mary E. Mahoney,
North Brook courts, is robbed
OF $500 jewelry and Liberty
bonds,
washington Hotel dancers
strike" when rebuked for
shimn,ying."
CONGRESS:
senat or Myers urges inva-
SION OF Mexico to save kid
mapped agent.
banking and Currency Com
mittee votes not to confirm
nomination of John skelton
Williams.
Republicans, fearing vote on
Johnson arhendu.n, fo,..s
lay. ~
: GABLE:
Beriin-Gtrmany will send
eleven delegates to Washing
TON international Labor Con-
ference.
LONDON Steel orders in
wares increase heavily since
strike in unted States.
London--Sis Thomas Lin
ton boards steamer for the
United States.
FINANCIAL:
New York-cotton declines
IS to 50 pointS =
chiesgo-Hok market dull.
New fork-stocks have bad
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
GABLE:
FINANCIAL:

New York7cotton declines
IS to 50 point,
chiesgo-Hdk market dull.
New fork-tocks have bad
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
THE WEATHER

Today cloudy. warmer. probable show
ers; tomorrow threatening with probable
showers. cooler. moderate north winds.
Highest temperature yesterday. 81; low
est. s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
GOLF MATCH At.
COUNTRY CLUB
Will, BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON
AND 1T Is EXPECTED THAT
MANY WILL BE PRESENT.
Keen Interest Is Being Manifested BY
Lovers Of The Sport In TodayT
Match.

The Wheeling Country Club located
Just east Of the city on the hilltop WILL
be the mecca for many Whcelingites to-
day.
There will be a handicap golf match
beginning at o'clock in the afternoon.
The lowest net score in this match Will
receive tho presidents cup. which Is
real beauty. .
In conjunction with this play golf
ball swccpstakc will be held for all VINO
care to enter, subject to the regulation
rules Of tac club.
Handicaps will be figured from aver
ngc shown by five low scores posted
PLAYERS not having five lowest scores
0osted. will be handicapped at the dis
crction of tho handicap committee.
Matches may also be played IN TWO
somcs" or "foursomcs." Prof. Cunning
ham will he in charge of the events.
The following are some OF the mem
bcrs who will take part:
W, +. Rownd. r. VI. Rownd. Daniel
Rownd George ". Hewitt. julie POLLOCK
Harvey Pollock. H. c. Hazlett. Howard
tIazIett. s A. Wilson. W. +. Wilson. r
Bcattic, Charles McCamic, Jesse
Bloch. Joseph Spcidcl. \. = Pauli: fe'eI
Throp. Earl Adams. w. C. bates tI'ht 1,I
Campbell. +. +. Armbruster'
Ewing. Alfred Erady. w. = Brao!, Ilus
BRADY. J. s. Gibbs. Sr.. i. NJ. H'iaretn
Dr u. Z. 4. Hildrcth III. Roy MAYOR d.
", peterson. II. S. Bradley. II. +, fle!o
& 7 Hunter. T.. s. adams. W. n. Npoo.''
IT List. r. s. McLurc. II +. Thalman'
7 II Norman, Charles Penney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
CLARKS VERSUS
PIE. G. TODAY

The fast Clark's color"d aggregation
Of tn" Second ward. will 80 To Elm
Grove this afternoon. whore they Will
line UP against the fast Patterson and
Elm Grove min" AT Elm Grove ball park
The game will b" called at . o'clock
sharp. Smith or Rcntsch Will probably
do the mound work for the out pike
nine.
Little needs to he said Of tho quality
Of the Colorvd boys. They hay" always
played 4 good brand of ball. and this
year. although not fully organized are
represented by Il fairly strong team.
Tho probahl" I'm up for tn" Grove:
Miller. Oh: W"idri. SIS: L. Smith. Oh. {:
Carrish. RI: Harris "r O'Brirn. e.: Nc
Cnrmick. r.: Pnind"XtCr. III; Rruthcr.
c.: Lash or R"niSC p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
MARSHALL COUNTY HAS HUNDRED !.
.: BARREL Dill WELL IN NEW FIELD
uH1TKD STATES sTA1U3 0006
Pay" GAS" WILL u" "0x
NOYKRRIOWS WIZ on 4
MEN AT WELL 1SxUk331 B0
WILL F1ODUC1 At LEAST 100
1ARREL0 DAILY.
MORE WILLS WILL h D1n11D
At oMCK-oH BOOK n AA
SHALL CoUNTY Int OIL.

What Is said to b the biggest oil
find in the upper panhandle In many
years was drilled in yesterday on the
Campbell field. one mile east OF NC
Mechen, by the United States Stamp
ing company The we'll Is located on
the Moorehouse farm. The well 10 es-
timated to be a 1o0-barrel day pro-
Queer. II was drilled AZ q gss well ana
produced oil late last week. further
drilling proved its value as big ell
producer and yesterdays shot" guar
artecd the we'll to be q heavy producer.
Plans are under way to sink several
more wells in the same territory on nd:
Joining farms within the next few
weeks. Now that the oil boom. has
come, much activity 10 expected AMI
remarkable new field may be the result
The we'll drilled in yesterday hlled IN
lao feet with oil. Immediately after
she was shot. The well was imrne-
diately plugged and arrangements ara
speedily being made TO pump. -s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
WOMAN : CLUB
VIII Add Literary Department-Seektns
Public Health Teacher for
Wheeling.

At an informal meeting Of tho officers
Of the executive board of the Womans
club in parlur \ of tho Windsor hotel
yesterday afternoon. il was decided to
recommend the adoption Of literary
department. To include fine course Of
lectures on literary subjects, which will
form one Of the most attractive features
or the coming club year.
1t is hoped that all women who are
Interested in joining this department
will send th"Ir names to Mrs. John Nc
Clurc at Wuodsdalc. chairman Of the
membership committee.
Members Of the child welfare commit
tee. branch OF tho Womcn's club, greatly
regret the departure Of Miss Ida Ber-
nard. wfNr left last Wednesday evening
for her hoe in Roe hester. y. y. Miss
Barnard has for the past season been
engaged i'll the field of public health in
Struction under the board of education
Of tho child welfare committee. and her
efforts in educating the public mind. par
tiCularly tho mothers. in this direction
have met with great success.
II was due to i'll health that Miss Bar
nard was obliged to give up her work
here The work 50 ably carried on by
her will he continued in the fall as soon
MS n public health teacher can be found
to take her place. Owing to tho urgent
need and great demand for these in
Structors. it is very difficult to secure
them, and the field being CumDa rativcly
new. affords many opportunities for
young women who are DESTROYS of
branching out into new opportunities
connected with the work Of nursing
There are many schools and universities
which are now Offering very compre-
hcnSIrc courses in this line Of study.
among which n few Of the best known
are Columbia university. Now York
Simmons college. Boston. and the School
Of Social Service. Richmond. Va
Miss Angela JCpSon. who recently re-
turned from army service in France,
where she served in the Blake Hospital
No. ., at Paris. and also in the conval-
rscent hospital at Savcnay, is the first
young woman of Wheeling to take up
This field Of work. Miss Jcpson will
leave Saturday night for Syracuse uni
vcrstty. where she will enter the sum-
NOR school.
Tho statement which appeared in The
IntclliErncCr Tuesday TO the efftct that
Mrs. Maynard cumberland, former
Wheeling woman. was acting as one Of
tho board Of governors Of tho recently
organized League Of the Friends "
Korea, in Philadelphia also contained
statement whlvh referred 10 Mrs. Kim
hrrland as having been president OF the
Womans' Club OF Wheeling. which was
incorrect. Mrs. Kimbcrinnd was not
president Of the Woman's club but Of
the Woman's Literary club. which honor
she held for'thc term Of four years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
VANCE NINE GOES TO
RUSH RUN TODAY

The fast Vance Athletics VIII make d
Trim to Rush Run. o., this morhiih'
whore they will meet the team OIL thht
Mace in a dnublc-hradcr, one game III
Inc morning and on" in III" afternoon.
considerable trouble was experienced by
,bc Vance manager in securing tnl'
double, and it was caE"cll"d the llrst
nf The week. only TO be scheduled again
yesterday. =, .s,.
Tho Rush Run club from all reports
is composed cr might fast lot OF oail
,osscr.. and w: max" tho Center nee'-
inr ninc step som" 70 annex victory
in either contest. However, the SOUTH
Sidcrs arc confident they VIII make
GOOD showing in the ur-th"-rircr 'o"n'
,rhcy will leave this morning on INC wv
,roin out Of Bridgeport. ard Will play
The morning game NJ 1890. Tn" follow
ing PLAYERS arc asked TO report at inc
Vance pool room between ana n'"o
o'clock This morning: Muras. Grilleh'
plummrr. N"se. COLI m"n. Arn'orus'e,
Gorsuch. Clark. LudwiG Ains"or'n H.
Vance. Lane. WhalCu and Thomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
MOTOR TO THE EAST
Daniel A. UnEarA and P1rty to 3A1s
Trip to Many 1astsrn Points
Of IntereEt.

Mr.. Daniel A. Ungara. popular jeweler.
connected with C. n. Hancher. member
Of tho Kiwanis Orchestra, fisherman.
and all round good fellow. will depart
for the cast within a day or two. for his
annual vacation. He will be accom-.
panied by his wife and daughter. Miss
Ruth and also by Mr.. William Graham
Marsh. who n to remain in New York
City and act as organist at tho central
Congregational church in the absence
Of Prof. Harry Rowe Shelley, the organ
list.
DR.. Hector Lamont. Of this city. Is to
meet the party At Boston. Mass. and re-
turn homo with them. The party will
visit the Gettysburg battlefield and
other points throughout the east and
also the New England states.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
BELMONT SHERIFF
IS SITTING TIGHT
Anyone Who Wants Trouble Is Fnrt'
Ing With tho Undertaken Over
the River.

II do not anticipate any trouble from
radical uprlsnCs in Belmont county On
Friday for the very good reason that
none will be permitted" was the torso
statement Of Sheriff Wesley Osburr"
Of the uvcr-thC-rivcr county last night.
Sheriff Osburnc Scoffcd at statements
in two evening papers that radicals
might hold riotous gatherings At Shady
side.
The sheriff reminded reporters that
nc has fifty special deputy shcrffs. in
! addition TO his regular force. and that
there are NOR" than enough law-abiding
citizens in Belmont county to put down
any disturbance that may arise" We
are not expecting any excitement anC
those alarmist reports d" not do micr
good They seem entirely uuwarrantcd
II look for belmont CuUntE's Fourth al
Jdly to 10 one Of quiet as far as law
breaking IS concerned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
PATRIOTIC SERVICE

The Zane street Methodist church. at
Jacob and Seventeenth streets. Will OBJ
servo tho national anniversary by a sp"-
cial patriotic service on Sunday night.
Tho music will consist Of national
songs and some readings Of a patriotic
character will be given. Thcs" songs
and readings will he illustrated Ivy n
large number of beautiful stcr"oTticon
pictures thrown upon the screen. TIL"
service will be an unusually aitractlv"
one and a large attendance * l" h" OK
pcctcd Owing 70 tn" need for darkness
in order to use the st"r"optlc"n. III"
service will begin at half-past eight
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
RULE NINE WILL
PLAY AT WARWOOD

This afternoon the Rule 4. G. Of the
Fast End Will Eo To Warw0od whore
they Will oppose tn" fast WarwOnd \.
&. e. tho I.ichiand grounds. one of the
hest played Fnm"S "f tho season for
WarwoOh should prov" tO be III" result.
Last Sunday tn" up-rir"r aC SrcGation
were defeated in a six inning gam" on
the Tunnel Green grounds Ivy tho East
Finders by Il IL score. and the Rules
are confident Of being ahl" to duplicate
their trick. NOCkum VIII likely work
on III" mound for tho locals. while Heck
lc viii pitch for Wnrvord
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
LEGAL BATTLE FOR
CUSTODY OF CHILD
More Than Seventy Witnesses Sum-
nloned to Testify for Mother
md Patner.

Scvcnty-ninc witnesses have boon sub
pocnaed TO appear before Judge r. NJ.
Addlcman, Monday. when q habeas
corpus proceeding for tho custody o" n
child is scheduled for = hearing.
The case. Instituted several weeks
ago. is ono in which Harry G. Schulz
is suing Winnifrcd Wilson Schulz for
the possession OF their child. which IS
now in the mothers keeping.
Attorney W. c. Caldwell represents
Mr.. Schulz. Attorney Frank A. O'Rricn
will appear in behalf of the mother in
her fight TO retain possession Of III"
child.
Suhpocnaos for thirty-thrCc Of rhc
witnesses IN the case were placed IN
. the hands Of Sheriff Howard II. Hast .
; InGs only yesterday. Tn" papers we're
served during the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
TO GAINESVILLE
Wheeling Dckies Go to oHto Town 20
Participate in BIG Do!SG5
There.

Wheeling Dokics arc planning TO 80
10 Barncsvillr. 0h.c. within rev
weeks and bring in large class CT chn-
didatcs from tho Ohio town. barnes
willie is under tho jurisdiction Of Dahna
Temple. 1864. Dramatic Order knights OF
KhnrrasSan. and knights OF Pyth'ns
there have advised tho officers ~ IN"
Temple that they can muster class or
3J cand idatcs for the dramatic degree.
When tho class has been enrolled tho
Dokics plan to journey in state TO
Rarncsville md lead in ono OF the finest
classes that ever crossed the hot s,ndS
in quest of the oasis OF Dahna Temple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
BURY SUICIDE

Tho funeral Of "Frcnchy' Doyrc. who
committed suicide AT Al Neely's fcrm-
house .near Potomac. Wednesday even
ing. will he held at o'clock this after
noon from Order Bros. undertaking es-
tahlishmcnt at Elm Grove. Tho body
will be inferred in the Peninsula cem-
etcry.
No relatives could he located by Cor
oncr r. c. Hobbs TO claim Doyne's body.
The coropcr yesterday signed a cc-tifi-
cate Of suicide aud ordered the burial
Of tho body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
UNABLE TO VISIT EUROPE

Friends If l.. y" Remedies. well
EnnNn resident If IorfvillC. where nc
~ engaged IN business. will he sorry to
learn that he fourd il impossible I"
IA. kr = trip {" Europe ut the present
tlm", owing Ia tn" fact that II is impoS-
SIhI.. to S,'rur" I,a%!.u"ri" Ito VIII th1r"-
fora. poeiprnr ih,- trip until spring.
lie is n well km""n business man OF
the town and is also n candidate for
mayor and from all Indications will
make n splendid race for the coveted
position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
SMITH AND SE|BERT ::
UNDER INDICTMENT
Out tho Pike Hen Indicted By FEDERAL
Grand Jury In Ssrston 1t
1lftnR.

The United States grand Jury at e.
kins returned indictments against George
Seibert. deputy assessor Of Ohio county.
and Harry Smith, who conducted The
Oaks, at the entrance to Wheeling Park.
The men are charged with violating the
federal liquor law.
The indictments are indirectly the
outgrowth Of a big raid made by pro-
hibtion officers last February when
1900 gallons Of whiskey was confis-
Gated at Seibert's place at Springdalc.
out -the-pike, and 200 more was found
at the Smith place. The liquor Is still
held In the Ohio county jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-04
AUDIT BOOKS

Tho auditing c-mmitt"c Of Baltimore
Lodge No. Knigh,s Of Pythias met last
evening and audited tho accN nts or tn'
lodge Officers for tho six months term
ending Juno 90. TIL" 9" mmittec found
substantial increase in IN" treasury. rs
we'll as pleasing growth in member
Shir.
Tho auditing committee Is cnmp7'cu
Of Harry W. Wells. Thr. w. K. Lopez H'','
John VI. Tilcask". Tn" accounts Oh W
G. Wagner. master of t.nanC"' ~ ~
Gorrcll. keeper OF records ana scat anu
I,rayct,n Grancr, master of cXchcqucr
wore examined.