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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

Stor STANDARDIZATION 9ano
optases burti9; peo Sernbaue. ner
Sper Ineo Warteber; ii @arS 0etalinsss
lib for ~pirteItge Settlere, iom nil l999e al
meb @eiGtnins os Sorbebrineer. Tilitriu
s. y. wtoribau. Smmisration assnt,
Gloperton, Winu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

~Vohen"s tntne asruiu or pens ecrnis
georner'er. oer'ot fan HI .tlbp faa p1roiiuIes
Eramier III sbouusntamlsre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
HtHalaS.-16O Mcres / Henninoz

- t6V"tBS.- Trres YeHhtlt9s
ton @onntp, Minn. 9fp 9lger, life
pSela9t meo boarIis SGb. 9oSe Suie,
Soot 6ence, NOT Tano, Iibt Stos; letpinot
/ onttrent ale Sins. Sfrip euer ie Gieren
% inbipar fanlte tu1en Collars for big islp.
enlfes faces Sei9tnins iom ben itaor.
Salpe >. Smlie, @rie, Wtinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04

I 1000 Icres logged Of" 2ano
1 tilialss biui9t. Settle aibetalingspil.
taar. 30 glcres eler mere. Striu eiter
Oplpsninser. &eperbaeuier Climber So,
Tacoma, Walb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
0anDsmWnD!
KENYON, Minnesota.

1auo | eeutraie Ysiuntfcta, nDrritt % i'm.
vrcpes. annniet Siltaar sirip riter frir Splnsuin
GcT. sihtr %urrnp. @assua, MiHn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-04
nacns Wcir.

&c Gorencoc Stnter5 Seirburcnil
ncnbcIcr frIacnhe ON @eiret | StoS'
2Aie-SNc &ouliQr:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
COAL men SEEKING
PROBE OF INDUSTRY

W-ASIIINCNON. Aug. 1+.-Complote
Investigation f tho coal industry be-
for, any attempt at federal control or
regulation in tho campaign against high
costs OF living was urged in resolutions
adopted today by tho executive commit
too of the American Wholesale coal as
>uriatiun.
The coal trade" said tho resolution
''is willing to present to the proper gov
eminent body tho cost of doing business
a. wholesalers and Of producing coal
and m the Same tim" information 10
determine the investment at replacement
cost in working capital. plant and equip
mort. Such information is necessary IN
determination Of fair return per ION
and the fair return should be determined
after allowing for costs Of selling ana
Other proper expenses which wor" not
taken car" cf in tn" margin allowed ny
tho United States Fuel administrator
during IN" war.
The resolutions asserted that the eco
nnrnic advancement and Independence or
the United states depended upon Am"ri-
can coal being handled abroad by Amer
leans
ANY attempt" tn" resolution says TO
u.s. American coal t. hold foreign
market for foreign dealers and bankers
should bc opposed by oil Americans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
LITTLE GIRL INJURED
Margaret Bradford, Is Run Down BY
Automobile while Picking Berries
Along Roadway.

An unavoidable accident occurred yes
tcrday aftcrnorn about 80 O'Clock at
the intersection OF SprinGcr's Lane AND
the National road near Valley Grove,
when Miss Margaret Bradford aErd six
wears. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
bradford. cr Chaplnc street. this city,
was run down BY an aUt"m"hll" owned
and driven by Frank Dcnnlson. of Battle
Run. this county.
Tho child with its parents and another
sister picking cldcrhcrricS and car 81
If tn" ". Va. T. & T.. Co, in charge Of
Motnrman Mike Dolan and Conductor
Harry Shorts was seen approaching. The
car was almost upon thu child who was
on tn" car tracks. when the moturnan
brought it to a stop. The cry Of the
frantic parents frightened tn" child and
II dashed across tn" roadway behind ON"
automobile and directly in front Ur an
other and was run down. 1t was rushed
10 thc offiC" Of DIR. Rul!ard whcr" sur
GICnl treatment was cnd'rCd. 1t Is
thought tn" child Will Recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
BLAMES FLOOD OF
FOREIGN GOLD AS
HIGH PRICES CAUSE

WASHINGTON. August lt.-ha''d
before tho bar Of the federal cl"'ffi"
railways commission today. billion
dollars dollars in foreign gold WIS ar
r:lllH"d by ProF. IRVING Fisher. al ihl"
ur. y"rS.ty. as tho chI'f culrr't not "hiy
in bringing American. trolley lines !"
hankrur,ry. but in s""ilnT prices E'n-
orally Shyru"krtinG I" undr"am"d"t hlEh
levels.
TIL" flood If bullion. h" said. "HU" h'-
fur,. IT,, war. Sout over /" moot nur-
chase: by h"lliE"r"rt powers IN IN"
T'nu.rl States. WIN ia" first appear
anc" e tn G"lI'n INVADER h" ;';!n.
prices began - l,.nn *kyward. "."n
prices ON articles wN"llN unrelated !"
the var. Applying. his theory of god
irGatIru 70 TIN, cas," 81 tn" trolley lines,
Professor Fisher SaIl thr basic tr"u"l"
WAS thar thu fined rates az far" n"
longer wrr" aL"uuai" to meet "Np"nS :.
since thn purchasing power of tn" n'ri'"l
We TN; onc third If what II was when
most Il thu tiVc-c"nt rates were liked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
Overseas Officers Are
Heard on Military Bill

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-the scnat"
military affairs committee in Its con-
sideration OF permanent military pol
lev fo- the nation heard today tn" first
representative Of the American rXpcdi-
tionary forces. Lieutenant General Rob
ert Bullanrd, who commanded tho Sec
ond army and Major General Charles w.
Mchndrcws. who formerly was chief OF
staff overseas.
Both officers, Although expressing
some disagreement. endorsed the leading
features OF the war departments rcor-
canization bill providing for three
months Of military training for all 10
year old youths and for n peace time
army Of 576. 900 mon. Their testimony
was regarded as in some deGrc" reflect
ing the views OF General PerShing and
majority Of tho other officers in
France.
While General Bullard was inclined to
give n blanket endorsement Of tn" bill.
General McAndrcws frankly indicated L"
the committee that there was no COM
plctc agreement between the views Of
tho general staff in Washington and
American army officers abroad regard
ing n future military policy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
Out The Pike Man Is
Killed In Pittsburgh
Jefferson Coen, Well known Contractor
Talls Prom Building And Is
Instantly Killed.

Funeral services were held nj Pitts
burgh yesterday afternoon for tho late
jefferson Cc"n. aged 80 years. VIII" WAS
instantly killed there the first Of the
week when he fell from large building
on which he was working.
Mr.. Coen was born and reared on
Peters Run. east of Elm Grove. and at
tended the Peters Run public school.
His parents reside on H"arne Lane.
Lcatherwood. where h" resided for
some time or until he moved
TO Pittsburgh q few years ago. :. sis
ter. Mrs. George Holman. resides on tho
National Road at Glenwood. He was
well known here and belonged to the
carptcrcs union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
THE RIVER

Tho stage at the local wharf was
even nine feet last night. Rivcrmen
said they never saw the OHIO more CAIN
or beautiful. and WhcclingitcS are now
being afforded an opportunity to wit
ness tho river as II Will always DC
after tho entire government lock and
dam system from Pittsburgh to cairo
is complete.
River traffic even slowed down yes
tcrday So as not 10 destroy the pretty
river scene. Only three boats moved
The General rcrShing got away FOL
Pittsburgh at II o'clock yesterday
morning. She will r"turn down stream
today. docking here al noon and l"aH'
ing later for rarkcrShurg. Tho General
Wood passed down stream at a. m
from Pittsburgh cnroutr 10 Cincinnati
The HELEN t.. got away ct II n. m. FOR
New MaIam"raS. TIL" Liberty d"ck"G
last night after n quick trip with biG
cargo from Xanc1villc She leaves d,
noon today for ParkcrshurE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
Ex-DenoCratS Of Texas
Form American Party

FORT WORTH. Texas, August It
Two factions Of Texas Democrats. DIS
satisfied with the present party "rHani-
cation. mot here today and determined
uron systems Of attack t" accomplish
return to tn" "princlpl"S OF Jefferson
ar/ Jpckson" in state and federal gov
ornamental affairs.
one faction. headed by Gov. James +"
Ferguson. left tho present Democratic
Organization and formed tho American
party. which it is purposcd to mike ma
tional in scope before the next general
election.
Tho other faction. led by former Sen
ator Joseph w BAILEY. lid down plat
/ form to be followed in carrying tho
tight for party reconstruction I" the reg
ular Democratic state conventions.
The platform of tho American party
| expressed opposition to the League OF
Nations. as at present constitut"dt OPP
poses national suffrage and prohibition:
demands prison terms for trust formers
and urges return Of the railroads to
| their owners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
II CAN'T PRAISE
IT ENOUGH" SAYS
BRIDGEPORT MAN
Was Weak, Nervous, Rundown, Could
Not Sleep, Had No Appetite, SUI
fered from Headaches and Liver
Was Sluggish. The New Rem
edy Relieved All These
Troubles.

My health is better than II has
been for years and feel likr different
person." arc III" words Of that we'll
known and highly respected citizen. Mr..
Wilbur FrX. Bridgeport. q.
"Whru | hogan taking DroCO. I was
very thin: had no color in my checks
and felt tired and liStl"SS all the time.
was very weak and highly nervous.
and my sleep was broken every night.
Headaches often attacked III" and all"
dizzy spells caused IN" much anxiety.
NY app"tite was poor. but worst IF
all, no matter how lirtl" | atc. 1t DIS
agreed with mo. causing me pains III
my stomach. and general uncaSin"SS.
"Thcrc was 50 much prais" h"inE given
tho new root and herb medicine. lpr"c".
l decided to try 1t, and to say that
am happy over tho results is expressing
IT mildly. for my stomach troubles ar"
gone, and cat big. hearty meals. and
nothing diSnCr"cs with III" now. | don't
know what ii is TO have headache or
dizzy spell and my nerves arc quiet
and I sleep tho whole night through
without waking. l Z" about my work
with now energy. and am not tired out
when the day is over. Yes sir. l am
proud OF what Dr"co has done for me.
ana you c'r'aIH'S HdNc my Nv ''''''''
TO publish this in the papers.
Many people do not realize that
disordcrrd stomach is al tho bottom Of
great many troubles. Tho stomach IS
one Of the most important organs E"t
tho most abused. 4 diSord"r"d stomach
Is soon followed by long trail Of other
troubles such rs constipation, dizziness.
headaches foul breath. bad taste IN III"
,,,Ontb and nerves got on edge, ana
soon the liver and kidneys become In
volved.
Mr.. Kcistcr, the we'll known Drcco OK
pcrt has Headquarters at c. II. Gricst
G. Co.'S Drug Store. to meet the local
public and explain tho merits Of this
great remedy. See him today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
Murray-Yocke Wedding
Solemnized Yesterday
Prominent Local Druggist Welded Yes.
terday to Well Known Young
Society Lady.

\ wedding that will come as COM
pl,tc surpris" to the many friends Of
the contracting parties was solemn, Il
here yesterday afternoon, when Miss
tliza Both Yoke. former St"nngraph"r
~ IN" Virginia Life INSURANCE" company.
Ur this city. was united in w"Glurk "a
Milton Murray. assistant manager "f the
McnkcmlllCr drug store, corner Of
Twenty second and Market streets.
Tho happy c"upl" departed in the
afternoon in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis H. Rice for "A motor trip To the
cast and will stop 1T Atlantic City.
Philadelphia and other points 90 @."r-
est before returning to this city, whCtc
they will be AT nom" to their many
friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
WHEELING VETERANS
ATTEND The REUNION
Number Of the Members Of Holiday
Post, G. A. R., Attend Reunion OF
Co. D, Twelfth W. Vas.

The survivors OF Company II, Twelfth
West EirEinianS. had Il number of tho
local members of the q. 4. r. as guests
yesterday ut their reunion. and tn" boys
sure did enjoy themselves. Tho ladies
Of the church had prepared big dinner
for tho boys Of '6l-'65.
Among those in attendance from this
city were Jacob Fmllabaum. Co. l..
Tenth Ohio Of West Liberty: ]. Hanson
RlEgs. Battery y. Carlin'S Battery, West
Liberty: ". S. Grafton. Junior vice COM
mandcr of state G.. 4. X, 18th Ohio.
If Wheeling; David Thomas. Co. a.
Fourth West Virginia cavalry. OF Bridge
port. Ohio; George S. Simpson, Co. /,
Twelfth West Virginia trcGim"ntnl mas
coD, OF Wheeling, who is commander OF
Holiday post. ard Jacob Honcckcr. Bat
terry ID, First Virginia light artillery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
AT THL HOTELS

McLure-R. r.. sharp Huntington: c.
~ Stuart l'ark"rshurE. NJ. H. Bowers.
WrIr;on: Il. II. Me- lure. l'arkrr"burE:
y. r. Newman. New Martinsrille: +.
rordrS". tlarkshurE; \. j. MARBLE,
Huntington: W. NJ Bryant. Fairmcrt:
Charles H. Crosby Park"rshurS. Barney
Shea. Fairmont: \. F.. Crimes Farliers-
burg.
Windsor-E. II. I.awsinG. cameron
J. \. Sullivan. Fairmont: G.. w. Rickus.
ParkorShurg. James ". .hhrcn, Cameron;
G. NJ. Gilbert. Cameron.
Stamm-N. Salisbury. SStcrsvill": =.
" Smith. ParIcrs5urE: &. W. Gchr.
park"rShurg.
Rogers-S +. Fleming. Ravcnswood:
Mrs W. G. Bridge. Iark"rshurg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
CALLED ON JOHN

MDRs;NNTnWN. W. Va, Me-. IL
W. j. John If MononGaliH county. R"-
publican floor leader ia the hnuS" "i
delegates at III" last session ot tn"
legislature l"ft today for Charleston.
Nhcrc he will assist Attorney G"n"rhi
L.. T England and Fred q. iiu" in pre-
pairing West NirgIn'a's answer in tn"
proceedings brought nv ''hi" ana Penn
yvlvania in IN" United States supreme"
cnIr, attacking ~" CNnstitutI"nahly IF
tho Stcptnr gas bill. Tho hill is d.
signed to furnish West Virginia con-
sum"rs with an ampl" supply Of gas be
fore transporting II from the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
GOOD GAME EXPECTED

A good game is expected next Sunday
on the Twenty-siXth street Fairgrounds.
when the undcfeat"d Yankee Juniors &
the South Side Will lucup against the
newly organized Mozart y. {. IN tn"
first game OF n thr""-lsamH series.
Robinson will h" on n" mound for
the Yanks and Pfcff"rman will b" on
the backstop. while the battery of the
park lads is not known rs yet.
The park nine should be at ~"
Tventy-sixth street grounds at 1:lI
sharp so as to give the larger teams
more time 10 play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
LADIES ENTERTAINED
WAR VETERANS
Splendid Program for the BENEFIT Of the
Boys at the Roney's Point
Presbyterian Church.

Great credit is due the Young Ladies'
society and also the Old Ladies' society
Of the Roney's Point Presbyterian churcl
for the manner In which they enter
tanned the soldiers who attended tho
reunion there yesterday. 4 splendid
home cooked dinner was served by them.
and it was decided TO hold the reunion
there again next year.
The musical treat was also enjoyed
with Mrs +. NJ Gibson at tho piano
Miss Louise Bullard sang Tramp
Tramp the Boys Are Marching" assist
ed by tho choir while America" and
"Thc Star-SranEl"d Banner" were also
enjoyed by tho vets"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
How Fat Folks
Nav Become Thin

if YOU have been putting on flesh for
years. the cause is generally the same
lack Of oxygen carrying power Of the
blood. This trouble occurs mostly in
men and women over thirty. but II may
he easily treated and without any Of the
privntiun3 most fat people !maEln" nee
cssuiy Ia rrdur" their weight. Simply 20
To your druggist and get Il box of Ply
nola. Take fIv" grains after each meal
and at bedtime. Wonderful results
should be quickly accomplished by this
simple treatment.
BE sure however you get the genuine
Phynula. II is put up in original scaled
prompt results G. II. Crest Il Co.
Original Cut Rat" store. ll25 Market
street and Bacrs Pharmacy can supply
you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
EVANGELIST AROUSES
GREAT ENTHUSIASM
At union MISSION
Once Notorious Rounder, NOW a Famous
Evangelist, To Preach Saturday.

The regular Mission S"rVic" n III"
Union Mission last night was Wei NJ
tended in spite Of IN" un""m'"rtaH'F
warm weather. many Of IN" uSuai pa.
irons OF mission services BON" on nun"
to hear the address given by FNhnE'uS'
George Bizor. Of tho Island. who Sp"k"
20 those assembled with all tn" "nthu>'-
ISM and faith 81 tn" 'ru" "Nln2'I'<''T
spirit. He fairly rad ated ta!,h IN ''"'t
ana love for his fellow mon. 'Nh"rt"d
his hearers TO hay" NOR" faith ana
their ACCOMPLISHMENTS in If" would h"
doubled because all who ask In HIS
Name. and Believe. will r""".T". Tn"
evangelist told his hearers thar fh'T"
would be ample Yer them always
II they would believe. and never CIV"
an prayinS His enthusiasm was con-
IN Sious and loud echoes of amen w'r"
heard from all corners "t tn" room.
On Saturday night JACK Evans OF
Follansbce. Ohio. will address IN" non
Mission. He ~ quite on" ~ III" t""S'
famous eyanrelis,s in this part 81 III"
country as he has an immense l"lI"M-
ing, Mr.. Evans is . roller in on" NJ the
largo manufacturing concerns at roll
.snsbee. and has his own mission nj
which he lectures three times 4 week
attracting vast crowds. Ur WAS NJ
cne time the famous Jack Evans "t 81.
Louis, general roundcr and booze hEh'-
or, and the story goes that on the hiS"t
~ his conversion. at n mission IN that
city, after he had attended the meetings
for three successive nights. becoming
more and moro Interested each night.
the speaker finally won him. ny gong
To him and saying. Jack. I have thrown
our the life line for you tonight. surely
Iyou will not refuse" and Jack did NOT.
:6ut caught or and grasp"d :" nrmtF
that he has never since let go. AID has
been throwing out the life lin" $" sue
,eesSfully 10 others ever since. that ms
name Is a household word in IN" section
from which he comes.
women's Mission
The Women's Mission is running nne-
Nv, many coming and going all the time
They expect to have the house com
nletely renovated about the middle or
next week. and open for inspection OF
,any visitors. who are interested in 60
ing through.
One case Of pneumonia was reported
this week, the patient being an intant
who was brought in with its mother
last week. the father having been robbed
on his way to Indianapolis from Cum
b, berland. The father has secured work
and the baby is recovering. so they Will
be able to continue to their destination,
within few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
BUTCHERS TO TURN OUT

The executive committee in charge Of
the outing received n report last night
to the effect that tho butchers union
had decided to turn out in IN" Labor
Day parade The theatrical workers.
union. too. win be in line. With ,Ncsc
two organizations. III" parad" will Top
resent almost the solid union strcl 9Th
OF the city.
The Joint executive committee will
hold another meeting Sunday ut tho hall
Of the Belmont Trades Assembly. in the
Heinlein building, Mt Bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
CAPT. GEO. J. JEFFERSON.

Cards were received in tho city yes
trrdav from captain GCOrE" !. Jeffrr-
son. on" Of the very first Wheeling boys
to 20 overseas aS an officer.
Captain jefferson won commission
as first lieutenant at Fort Bon Ilarri'
son. having proven ono n' IN" most por'
ular men in tn" officers training school
He went over as adjutant Of motor
transport division and was soon pro,
NOTED to tho rank of captain. He will
b" returning Ia the states in the YER!
futurC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
Edward Kaufman
Home From Overseas

Edward Kaufman. we'll known Fast
Twcnty-ninth street boy. arrived home
last evening after spending fourteen
months in the United States marine
corps lin WAS discharged from camp
Quantic". Virgins. yesterday morning
and. like all other returning soldiers. is
uV,rioycd at getting homo again.
Young Kaufman VII" enlisted in the
marine corps in Juno. 1913. was sent
overseas shortly after reaching camp,
and wears two gold Chcvr"ns for 4
years service overseas. "" S"rr"d with
the T2rd maChin" gun company "l the
marines. with tho famous Second divl-
sion. through tho Mouse ArConr" drive.
I'm sur" happy to got HON" again. .
he said. and lucky t" b" homo alive
and Will after those experiences ut ST.
Georges and other places "" tackled
last fail"
--BlN WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
SOUTH SIDE
Leave For The west.

Tho many friends Of Misses Della and
Minnie Davis of 3ll2 E"ft street. will
yh. Interested to learn that they have
resigned from tn" local office of IN"
Balt.morc and Ohio railroad and will
leave next Wednesday FOR Jerome. Idaho
where they WILL teach school during the
fall and winter terms. E"th y"urE
ladies are graduates OF West Liberty
Normal School and are we'll fitted for
their work Although their departure
from local social circles will h" regret
. ted they have tn" best wishes of thcT
many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
South Side Personals.

Miss Stella Carney Of brooklyn, N.
Y. who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
7. f. Marker Of South Chapline street.
for the past two weeks. will 1cave sun
day. accompanied by Miss Mary Marker.
for n visit with relatives at ST. Louis,
Mo. and Flora. H.
Miss Margaret F'arson Of South E,ff
street. is tho guest of her aunt. in Penn
sylVania, for a brief visit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
NEARLY A CLASH.

WASHINGTON. Aug. lf.--Mcmbcrs
Of tho house interviewed today tu prevent
a personal collision between RcprcsCn.
tativcS Rlanton and Hardy az Texas
both democrats. R"e"ntlng III" charG"
ny Hlanton that 10 WAS 81 mere rub
Der stamp in the sens" that he always
defended tho administration Hardy
rushed nj his collcagu" but was re-
strained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
TRAIN MEN HELD UP.

RI'FFAI.O. Aug. l4.--Thrce members
Of the crew Of 4 LchiEh Valley troop
train We're held UP by two masked mon
between Niagara Fails and Buffalo. carly
today md robbed OF all Of cir cash.
Conductor L. u. Hart. Of Chicago was
relieved az $50.
The train was returning from the
vcst and except for the crew. Tho
coachcS were empty. The robbers
jumped from tho train whom 1t slowed
down near North Tonawanda and have
not been captured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
WIDOW OF "BOSS" COX
VISITOR IN CITY

Mrs George i. Cox and Mr.. and Mrs
Ben TIcrdincfcld. of cincinnati. were
registered nj tn" Windsor hotel y"sI"r-
day They are on their way h"n, nf;"I
an eastern tour. Mrs. Cox Is IA" widow
Of the late G"Org? l.. Coz. for many
years one OF tn" political BOSSES of tn,
middle west. who controlled politics ~
Cincinnati FOR many years and ut 'iin"9
even dominated the Republican organi'
Zation OF Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
Once PaIatia| Steamer Goes
Under the Hammer
For Small Bid
Sncciul To Tn" !utcllIcCn""r.

STTTTTTT S
cIN'ItNNTi. o. Aug. li--S'"ah'-
h"at "wu"rS here today w"r" advised OF
IA" sale OF tn" we'll kE"wn hh'" flN'F
'N"urSIon steamer Virginia aS TN" r"'
suit Of proceedings against It's owners
in TN" United States courts at Chlr4'S-
ION. W. Va. hv creditors. TIL" bid Of
sSuo5 at auction nj Point pleasant, w.
Va. VS. declared III" highest. although
The VIRGINIA was appraised at Sao.o"o.
4 Charleston. w. Va. concern s"cur"u
IN" era, and it IS expected that II VIII
h, rriitt"d throughout md again b" put
IN the passenger carrying trade ""'ht
80 tn: decided revival "f Ohio river tral-
tie roc, nilT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-15
SEIZURE oF,CoFFEE.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 14.--Fcdcral offici'
AIS here today seized 2Ai.lAn pounds "i
coffee held in St"raG" II a warehouse on
a libel Information issued by III" United
states district attorney. |, was alleged
in the information that tho coffee was
held for y. .tron and company of New
York.