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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-29
Can't Go Bird Shootin:
by Airplane in Jersey

Trenton, y. j., Jan. 2S.-Shootins Of
ducks or any wild fowl from air
planes would be made a msdemeanor
IN New Jersey. if a bill prepared BY
the state fish and game commission
- enacted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-29
HOUSE COMMITTEE
APPROVES NEW
IMMIGRATION BILL,

Woshin.tor. Jan 2S.-Leeislation
prohibiting" general immigration for
four years after the signing of the
peace treaty was approved tentative
~ To-Day by the House immigration
committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-29
Airplane Collapses
Lieutenant Killed

Paris, Monday. Jan. q. Lieut. oy
OF the American army was hj;,-s
stantly this afternoon near ,'Aatr.
Sur-Seine when his airpare rc,a~
at a height of about 1On feet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-29
Portuguese Cabinet Formed

Lisbon. Jan. 2s.--A new Portuguese
Iabinct has been formed with Jose
l:elvas as premier and minister Of
education. Ejas Moniz is minister of
foreign affairs and General Silveira
minister of war
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-29
Second Mid Winter
SALE
Of Horses and Mules

175 head to be held at the stable Of H. p.
Kinney Burnham, Me-, Saturday. Feb: l,
at 10 A. NJ This will positively be
largest mid-winter sale ever he | IN
Maine Louis Bennett of Baltimore, Nd,
has consigned to US Is head Of horses and
20mules which he has used on y. S. gov
eminent construction job. He has no
further use for these horses and mules and
has instructed us to sell them for the high
dollar, regardless of value. He will guar
antee each horse as represented. We 40
not own one dollar in these horses an q
they must be sold We will also have 80
U. S. Army horses weighing from 1000 to
400 pounds, which will be sold for h e
high dollar, just as they we're at the previ-
Gus sale; also 25 secondhand horses, and
they are of the highest class combination
horses ever shipped into Maine. We will
also have to sell at this auction five sets
of double work harnesses consigned to us
by F. W. Carney, Baltimore, Md. S a e
will positively take place, rain or shine.
Dinner served at Town Hall.
Richardson & Holt, and H. E. Ken
ney, Managers
c.. J. W0rthen, Auctioneer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
DR., MECRAIL NAMED
ASSISTANT CITY
HEALTH COMMISSIONER

City Manager Charles o. Ephlin last
evening announced tho appointment Of
In. Emerson Mcgrail 10 be assistant city
health commissioner. Tho appointment
was announced In connection with re-
quest from tho manager that council APP
prove salary Of $50 per month for
such an officer. Council approved the
salary.
Dr. Megran. as assistant TO Health
Commissioner Tr. J. F.. Marschner. will
be the city bartcriOloGist. Mr.. Ephlin in
asking for approval of the salary indi-
Gated that during the past year or two
al the analyses have been made in one
Of the city laboratories, and that money
will he saved by employing a bacter-
olcSiSt
Councilman DIT. p s. Bippus spoke
upon the recommendation. pointing out
that such an officer will not only save
the city money. but that city physicians
will be materially aided in their tich.
against disease by being able 4 have
analyses made quickly by a city Of
fetal and reports made in few hours
in cases whore contaEion is suspected.
Tho new assistant health commission
or has just resumed his medical pr;tCt ice
In this city after serving for v'rrl
months with the medical corps CT Tue
United States army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
OFFICE OF LICENSE
COLLECTOR RESTORED


The City Council. at its meeting last
evening. authorized the restoration Of
the office Of city license collector. Tho
salary for the position was fixed at $ll5
per month
City Manager Charles O. Ephlin. in n
report to council, requested authority
10 appoint license officer. holding that
such an officer. by constant attention to
enforcement of the license ordinance.
will collect license fees which escape
notice Of the police department in Quanti-
ties sufficient to justify the employment
Of such an officer. In addition TO his
duties as license collector. Mr.. Ephlin
pointed out. the license officer will be
able 10 render valuable assistance to tho
city manager in observing the condition
or the sidewalks and in noting tho OH
scrvancc Of many OF the city's ordin-
anccs.
Tho ntenance Of license office
Was abolished during the last city adj
ministration and tn" collection OF license
was loft to tn" city police force
City Manager Ephlin stated last night
that he has not yet selected a man to
I'll the office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
SOLDIERS STOP
SPEAKER FROM
WILDLY TALKING
Discharged Soldier Puts End to Radi-
calls Attach on Law and
Legislators.

Special to The IntellgcnCcr.
MARTINSBURG. w. Va, June "a
A meeting Of the textile workers Of
Martinsburg. who are now in the act OF
organizing Il union. carly broke up last
night in riot when n discharged SOL
dicr called the hand of r. Il. Johnson.
a local organizer, when the latter rp-
fcrred in Il dcrugatory manner to the
child labor law and the state Constab-
ulary law. made light Of Congressman
George W. Bowers Of this district and
Delegate Roy G. Grove. who represented
berkeley county in the legislature.
Tho soldier was soon Corncrcd by n
number Of workers. some Of whom
threatened to throw him out of IN"
meeting. and il took som" time hef ere
peace and calm were restored. During
the ncar-m"lcc over n hundred women
left the meeting. One man made a
speech CriticizinE the organizer. whom,
nc sad was trying 10 injctt tho |. w. w.
spirit int" the organization. Others OK
pressed themselves as being dissatisfied
with tho remarks II The speaker. The
meeting. as soon - " returned to nor
NAL. was adjourned until next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
BREAD ONE DOLLAR
ALOAF IN SERBIA

NIsTI. Serbia, May IS (by maiD.-
Upon their arrival her" with food.
clothing and medicine tho army food
mission and the American Red Cross
found the following prices prevailing:
For mans suit Of clothes Of cheapest
quality. $3.50; pair OF trousers. 500: 4
pair Of shoes. SIS: one yard of cotton
CLOTH ST.: a spool Of cotton thread. IS
to s1o: a small piece Of soap. So: one
pound OF coffee. SIS.
At Prot n loaf Of bread costa 81. one
pound or sugar IS; a quart Of Kerosene.
Sc: pair Of women's shoes. $50: mems
shoes $40 par: underwear &C poor
quality. $50 q suit: thread, 50 for a
spool
In both the Nish and Prot districts
tho Bulgnrians had carried off clothing
bedding and cloth Of all SORTS Red
Cross representatives found hundrcds
Of mon, women and children in some
haml"ts wearing nothing but burlap
, sacklng.
Typhus has broken out al Janjcvo.
Gostoyar. Palnaka. Cuprija. L"skovatz.
ITskub. Sores Drama and Kavalla. In
virtually every town Of 1000 population
in Serbia there ar" from ten (" thirty
c4s"S OF tyrhus. Dozens Of Red Cross
teams" c"nSistinE of on" doctor and
thr"c ~ Four nurses. hav" been sen; out
from SalOnIki to the worst tYpnus CEN
tors. pispensari"S. @,sinf"rtinE sta
tons, soup, bread, and clothing linee
have been established and many Ser
bian hospitals have been taken over
Millions Of feet Of mosquito netting
have been brought into the balkans by
tho American Red Cross to ngh: tins
summers fly plague.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
IRISH BONDS
TO Be ISSUED

NEW YORK. June s4.-Thc Irish re-
pubic proposes To issue bonds To The
amount of ono million pounds sterling.
president Eamnnn ~" Valera announced
ht r.. tonight The minister of finance -
preparing Il prospectus which Will b" is
sued soon, he said. Half tn" I>-u" Will
h,. offered /" TN" public for immediate"
subscriptions. $4,000 pounds in Ireland
and 1000 pounds abroad. The bonds
wrI H.. If denominations TO meet the
needs Of small investors
I'm order Ia Obtain for our own gov
crr,lrnt and for tn" Trash republic
which tho lrlSh p"upl" HAY" w'll"d /" set
ur ih, necessary international rCCogni-
tiun,' Mr. he Valera sad. "" shall send
at nur,. cur accredited representatives. 10
Par, Ia the peace confer NJ" AMI I" III"
league Of nations. W" shall giv" them
all necessary authority. and that they
NAV proceed there in a manner bc;lt,lnS
Their character aS tn" representatives Of
- nation W" shall apply fer III" n'''''>SIry
SAT. conduct to enable them /" pass
through the naval and military C"rdonS
with which the power in ""urlri"n uf
our country has surrounded us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
SCOUT CAMP At
CRESAP'S GROVE
CAMP WILL BE ESTABL1SAEp ON
July 5TH AND WILL BE MAIN
FAMED FOR EIGHT WEEKS
Mass Meeting OF Scouts OF wheeling
And Vicinity VIII BE 6e4o
Friday Evening

Arranrcmrnts have been made for a
limited number Of Boy Scouts !" 70 on
lhr picnic TO crcSap'S Grove. ABOUT 81
miles below MoundSvillc. july tourth'
when tn" First Baptist church hold then
annual outing there. Many Scouts mr. mr.
expected L. take adNantaE" or TINS "iitI,
and inin in with the members OF the
BAPTIST church. a.,
Ni The meeting Of scou'maStcrs held
last evening the final details for the
summer camp. of tn" scouts were "ul
lined. The scouts WIFI lake 10 camp o''
July J,h and the camp NIL be hlaih. "a,
ed for clEht weeks. or until August SUN
\ mass meeting OF the Boy Scouts IN
this city and vISInlty Will hr hclu ftloay
"NCniug and II - requested tnal III
scouts be present, as many HlaltcES VI
great Importance /" them Will DC ais
GUESSED.
Following is tho daily camp schedule
outlined by the scoutmaStcrs last eve
ming:
G:?N-FrSt CAN.
G:S1-R"Vcillr.
G:31-G :4O-.Nu blankets out for vcntli-
alton.
G:4o-6:4 stroll Gail; Sick Kcport
6:Aa-6 .5,5--S'ttinE-up exercises.
$751; :O5 - Morning dip Compulsory
except when special written request 10
the contrary
notwithstanding completely dressed
preparatory To color raising.
7:lO-T:l5--tnlnr raising.
7:l5-7 :"U--';ouIplrtlng toilet Prepar'
at0ry {" breakfast
7:2O-7 :ij-Br"nkfaSt.
7:iJ-H 90 Outlining OF special duties
5000 :N0-PraCtisc first aid and band
aging
9:U0-9 :3O-Final preparations for Gang
INSPECT ion-DcdS made up and Srouhds
policcd.
9:3O-9:45-Camp Inspection.
9:45-lO ."O--SiCnalling contests
":@O-RcCr"ailo
Afternoon
1o:20-l :00-pinncr.
:0O-2 Coolest hour. writing home
keeping up diary (All scouts are re-
uuirrd to observe this as n quiet hour.
":O0-2:l5--I'rcpA for hike. (llrcs'
for hike. Got supply of food and Other
necessary artiClcS.)
":l5-5:l5-Hikc for scouting.
5:l5-G :00--SwimminE.
G:OO-6:l5--tomplctin toilet prepare
tory to supper.
6:l5 To I:UU-Suppcr.
7:00-7 :20--RCtrcat and personal In
sp"ction.
7:@N-9 :4N--R"crration Camp games.
9:40-9:ij-ltoll Call.
g45-9 :50--i'rcparatiOn for tattoo.
9,50-TattuO.
1O:Oo--Tars. (Quict must be observed
after tapS.D
N"tc-This program will be varied or
Sundays in accord with III" spirit Of Tho
day Religious services will h" held In
the woods. All parents and others in
t"r"stcd arc welcome To enjoy this hour
with the scouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
KAEI1 INTRODUCES PETITION FoE
uRRoYENHNT OF VIEW
STREET.
Bonds Of City ofhcers Approved and
Moneys Appropriated for Vari
Gus Purposes.


Temporary reiier TOT property
on View street and Alley II. who have
A.o, -vt+bout access for vehicles 70
oeen ''''oNH ,.o " vast
their pFoptsy SUI. h''n 49,, 300, ,,.,.I
~ood IenS'u Ios 80 ,,,,h1- 81 ,oars
for driveway Tor Il n ,';, ,os, ,,.,.,'
was assured III C''S 'oO''~''
ing; 1,a,i ,,,-os,o,5 notI-
councilman li7o'N '"t -,
ton proE'd'NE '"t ."e p'' -, NJ
CITY at inc COSY o. St''VV -. wv ,,,,.I,,,
"eSt"oou l"'s i'l " ..'''s .,,,,,;i 9, :
20 condltl"nS' n"I"rl! ~ r,,
Norea the pur. nus ~ o,S rn
that the I"'S 't".'"l ~. F', ~, n,,h'
as therr - no "rp'1 - -. -. ''''
TIC WORKS tuhu ,"r ."' -, pui s1'..,, .;,,a
Ac'iot ""H ,,.;o,oI 80 nrrrb,ss
inon.' - 49, ros,r.,,,'t ',,rs,rr,nt. 10
q 80 49,, = 49,, ,,,s fnra roadway
,t,'o
ro,,Snir ,o,nd - occc,, an invitation
+ro-, main prirc ~ The chamber Of
Corororce 10 ottrna , luncheon at the
w.. uorv C7rb L>riday noon. as guests
- 49, c;y,c ar,irs committee or the
Cbamber OF Commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
REVISION OF LICENSE
ORDINANCE ORDERED

An ordusuc" providing for rows. "H "t
tho city lCrnS" urliuan"". - max II
conform tn tn" stat, hcrrS" l:t"S. was
introduced IN city council last evening.
After comforting with numbers Of ""u"-
ell Mayor Thomas i. Th"n"r called
eroctal - ss!ru cf coun~~ for so
o'clock N'ay cv,kn., when III" "rar-
nam" WA taken Iup for amondm"ut.
The no eriinant" rrnyidrs for -"
assessment Of license fees against a
uurnb"r II SaLrs privileges. These same
privil"rrs wrr. made liable 70 tho pay :
ment Of lCcns" Ivy tn" last session or
the lc::iSlarur". TE"s,. changes include
tho provision for a Iic"ns" for s"lin
soft drinks
Thu special council session Friday
evening WILL be for tn C"nSli' ration OF
general business. Mayer Thon"r stHtNd.
The proposed contract iur r"ni''rn" 'i'N
prisoners in the county jail and IN" pc
titson OF StifNl & Son Cor PERMISSION 10
eScavatc under ~" sidewalk at their
plant on North Main street, will also
como up at that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
CITY NORkHOUSE
WAY Be CLOSED
CITY MANAGER IS NEGOTIATING
WITH SHERIFF FOR CARE OF
CITY PRISONERS.
Adjustment Of workho1Se Advocated
From standpoint Of Economy.

TIL" city W"rH'h'iS" VIII y" o'"S"o
lulT and t"r III r"Nt tlS'al year Guy
rr.>"u'r VII l.. confined IN IN" GUY
iul. If an nr"i"E'n'ni nHd" nv wy
NrHrE'r Erhi.n with SHERIFF li""ard
Hastings : rsf' !u'"d S'u Isfa''"riF V'
'i" sheriff and "'iN "'.un''
such RECOMMENDATION WIS suomi
to- tn c"u''' ! last evening ~ IN" Guy
manager. along WITH a contrary "r l" II
up by tity S"lir!'"r 'uItiah' ""-r"H
IA" Sh'r!'t - 10 r"C"iN" ana care l"'
city prisoners
In mHkin. n" recommendation Man
rE'r !:lhl'n Suhrn''"d figures |" mo"
that sine" TIA" Wheeling dlS'rlc' IS WIN
"ur liquor Ia" number "f prisoners has
fallen off (" such an extent that II is
Thorn. Will" ~" sheriff agrees I" TO-
COW" and feed "a" city prisoners Tor
SIXTY cents . day.
Nr. Ephl'n Sh"W"d mar ''r IN" ''''.n
m"n'hS e N" fiscal year. II ""SV 10
u'unth'n the W"rNN""r" IN" sur" ~,
-, "H.'i' ih''"uhS S''''''N' 'u'' anu
Ill ,-. A.. to-.
i"' r'S"'"',,h "u' '''' '"'',L
ii'a'HiE"r ~ ''"S" VIZ ""' .',
S'En IN" c"h,T''' WIN III" N'''' ~ ' "''H
H'l'rrH uh'i' ~" h'N, me-! ,','' p'''u' All :
wv" points ~ !h' ''H' "- I'..,
r''>'" W"S ~" ''S'' 'lN"' ~ Nv C".'. .
W WIN '''H - ~" ,o
ri.,ror.
-! 81 - .>.,. go ~, r,-cots
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
CARDINAL MERCER
FAVORS PROHIBITION
Belgium Prelatc Mako5 Known Position
on Liquor Question

NEW YORK. Jun" @4.--Cardinal M"r-
cicr. primal" Of belgium. IN" militant
probate Of the Catholic church whose
heroic figure 81 God between his martNr"d
country and tn" Hun during IN" wa.
has taken a stand in favor of general
prohibition.
In an interview given t0 n represent
tative Of tho New York Times. at IN"
Archcpscopal palac" Mt Malinos. IN"
cardinal expressed his views on prohl-
bitiOn with animal ion. warming L. his
subject
II am n great believer in tho rrpr"a-
sion Of all Intoxicating drinks such ns
alcohol and ahSinth"." hC said. If =, n
"ral prohibition wcr" introduced. NOR"
human lives would b" saved than ny
general di-armam"nt.
"Alcohol kills moro mon than war
and kills them diShonorahly. When man
is killed by war. IN existence IL sup
pressed. whereas tho Gil survives aft-
or in"bratcS have had enough Of exist
enc.
"tOmpl"tc prohibition cannot 10 in
trnduc"d simultaneously. but gradually.
-hy-St"p. taking circumstances int"
consideration. The us" OF alcohol should
BE- mad" increasingly difficult and
should not b" made provoCation."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
RIVER TRAFFIC
CON T|NUES GOOD
Passenger Traffic Unusually Heavy at
PreSent-Arrtvals aud
Departures.

River business continues brisk with
! the volume OF freight handled increasing
! from month Ia month. This Is largely
! due to the uniform stage of water Gre
! atrd by the locks and dams. Whereas
, shipping by water during the summer
season before the chain Of locks and
: dams was complete was very uncertain.
! deliveries by boats on specified time are
now more certain than by any other
method of transportation and consider
: ably cheaper
River traffic will continue TO grow in
! volume in proportion to the improve
mcnt of facIliti~s for handling freight
at the various community C"ntcrs along
: the RIVER front. Good approaches 10
, the wharvcS and adequate facilities for
! handling and caring for freight NJ all
, cities and towns on the river would
mean that practically all transportation
: between tie river towns would be by
! boats.
Just at present the various packets
. arc enjoying exceptionally heavy phsS"n-
| ger business. The most popular vacation
! excursion with Wheeling pcopi" at pres
ent Is the trip 10 Cincinnati and return
River News.
! The stage al the local wharf last eve
! ming was fee, and inches, pool
water. Below the McMcchen dam. feet
| inches.
Tho General Pcrshing departed at $3.50
Tuesday morning for Park"rshurE.
Tho Helen +. departed at 1870 a m.
Tuesday for New Matamoras.
The towbuat Scout with crane boa'
passed here Mt $50 p. m. Tuesday on
her way TO Pittsburgh.
| The Old Reliable passed here with
gasoline barge NJ 1 o'clock Tuesday al
| tcrnoun cnroute for Sist"rsYillc.
Tho General Growdcr leaves TINS
morning at ! o'clock for Charleston, and
! the General Pcrshng at p. m. for
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
ARTISTS GUESTS
OF ROTARY CLUB
Chautauqua Artists Entertain Members
OF Rotary Club At MONDAY
Luncheon

Tho Rotary club yesterday had as its
guests at IN" nOnn-day luncheon the
artists who are to appear AT tho Rcdpn h
ChauIauQun "n the Island during thr
next few days and il w., one nf the
most enjoyable meeting ever held in the
city.
col. Lou Rcauchnmr. Of Hamilton.
ohio. delivered 4 vr5: interesting nd
dress. urging tn" h"tt"rr Int Ur cunimun-
iiirS and also tho boosting If the home
city II" took n fling nj Senator Shcr-
man and also at some Of tho other Off
cials ut Warrington who are opposed
Ia progress and paid his respects to
President Wilson.
Oih"r numbers were Knight MaCGrcC-
or. who &HnG several songs. including
III" Harry Lauder SpCcialtlcS W. V.
Harrison. who recently returned from
France. and u. l.. Curnrtct. members of
the management Of the chautauQua were
also in Attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
BLACK PRINCE LODGE
Interesting Meeting VIII Be Held Next
Thursday BY BLACK
Prince No. 10.

Tho Forty-sixth anniversary Of RlaCB
Prime" lodge. No. 10, Will b" h"ld on
Thursday evening N the i"dE" rooms
pythian castle. and il is expected thal
there Will BE- large number IN attend
ancc at tho meeting.
4 past chancellor reunion will also
he a feature of the meeting. ana IL IS
urged that all attend If possible. tn"
lodge is ono of the best IN the city and
has since its birth enjoyed splendid
growth.
The present officers arc:
Present Officers Of the Lodge.
Chancellor commander. Geo. j.. swirl
Vice chancellor. Geo. r.. Knowles
PrcIate, Fred ". Kjlv"r.
Master Of the work. Harry L. hapcS
X. Of r. and s, James w. link.
Master Of finance. G.. Il. Hild"brand.
Master Of En-. James II. Thomas.
Mastcr-at-arms, Jos. Leach.
Inner guard \. q. Nipp"rt.
Outer guard. Carl SCharf.
Trustees Vim. J. StCcn. Chas. +. Wag'
ncr and Albert .tuber.
Past chanccllurS Of BLACK Prince
lodge No. 70. X. OF F.. are"
Chas. Arndt Edw. W. Miller
Albert Aubcr Vim. l.. Mcconnell
Geo EartullaS Richard II. Mcclure
Nathan RclI CT. Peak"
John W. EClCh j. j. Rcln'k"
VIM. II. EraSch Brnj. SChnCnian
Henry ". frInkrnan thaS. J.. Schultz
Vim. J. Clark thaS. S"abriEht
Geo, Cournd Jos W Sleigh
ChaS. H. Conrad Henry {. S"nnC
Ford A. Darr Harry y. Srybnlh
Iaul y. DCChlr Ere! {. St"lnh'rk0r
John {. Irwin" q. VI. Surlrr
Edw II. lrttmorc Nm. T"pn"
Edwin s EniS James Il. Thomas
John EnClchart VIM &. Thomas
paul g. FaIck Albert g. W ,.;Tcr
Stewart FalCk Marry W. Wagner
Louis \. Fr' chOlt Harry l.. Wagner
Trcd &. Grupp" thas j. Wagner
Carl Heller VIM. {. W"iSr"rbcr
g F. HildChrand Fred & Wciegcrhcr
Chas W. Kennedy IIarrv T.. Wltthuhn
James II. Lancaster Frank w. Woods
W. W. Lindsay G.dw. l.. Ic1Ecr
Nm Marshall IN y G"unGman
John McdiCk James II. link
Geo. t. Meyer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
KENNETH MANSELL
SCORES SONG HIT

A Wheeling boy. Kenneth Manscll. is
hcraldrd AS second George cohan. by
his pruductiun Of Il perfectly good
marching song entitled I'm Glad I'm
Back on broadway" which has just
been publ shed by a Chicago Publish
ing concern. the nclmar Music co.
Tho now song was put on at IN"
Rex yesterday and went finr. scoring
nm immediate success. Everybody who
has heard I predicts an immense hit
for the young composer and the price
will surely have n large local sale as II
has been placed on sale here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
CLAIMS BURGLARS
KILLED HIS Wife
Accused Physician Says He Did Not
Stay HIS wife

MINNEOLA, June 24-Dr. Walter
Keen wilkins charged with the murder
E.arh. February -. went on the witness
stand today in his own behalf and de-
ular"d that "RurGlars killed my wife.
Tn" aged physician testified that the
were very a(rcctionatr indeed"
After describing incidents that occur
rcd on tho night of the tragedy DR.. WI
k;uS broke down md was unable to con-
thu" his testimony. the court ordering
n recess tt allow him to recover his
CumpOSurc.
Counsel for the defendant before TO
latter went upon the witness stand mndc
II motion {" dismiss the indictment Pc
raus" "f insufficient evidence but the
court denied II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
WIRE rs HIS PRESCRIPTION:

New York.-Doctor Conner. ior''e'''
Of Johns Hopkins Hospital. says: an
often asked il know Of anything ~
stop the tobacco habit which can o
given secretly. and always recommend
a formula which I have frequent,
-. 60 n any up-to-datc drug store ana
ret fourteen Nicotol powders. Put one on.
powdcr twice a day in tea. coffee H,i nS
or cocoa, in a short time al! desire ana a
craving for tobacco will disappear. hna
the victim will believe he has s.op ~.
lis usc Of his own accord. THESE 20"
dcrs are colorlcss. odorlcss. tastcless--
therefore cannot BE- detected. They COL
tain no habit forminG drugs. arc aoso.
iutcly harmless and will estontsh mos -.
Who try them. The use of tobacco sap
nc vitality. vim, viGor and aHoI'lon %
ne slave who is cnthrallrd ~ l's seou1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
COUNCIL APPROVES
NEW CONTRACT
Besveeu City and brotherhood Of Elec-
tr1cal workerS-Contract Fixes
Salaries.

City council last night approved IL"
new contract between the city and the
international brotherhood OF Electrical
Workers. together with the wage scale
for the electricians employed in the city
lighting department
The new scale provides a salary or
BITS per month for Glass A linemer on
outside work; S1G3.S0 per month for