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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-13
One Year Ae,, Today in thc War.

Vic J VIIF NSEJ IUUiy III TTIV WIZ.
German troops occupied Helsing-
fors, Finland.
Navy department reported United
States steamship Cyclops missing
British held line against massed at
tack from Armentieres to Hazebrouck
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-13

1t IS a curious fact that notwith-
standing its thickness the elephants
skin is very sensitive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-13
ALL MELLIN OTERO.

In the big parade last week there
her son.
While she gazed at the field of steel
helmets, she hardly saw them in the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-13
BURNING QUESTION SETTLED

once more democracy has decided
in the American way, by ballot instead
Of by violence, Bolshevism or Burle-
sonism a matter of public rights and
welfare. The benevolent bath house
that the lucky Llewellyn put over is
to be on the west side of Hot Springs.
But the victors who get the institu-
ton will not grab the present fach-
ties on the east side. And now, init
mates the Free Press, the chamber &C
commerce will press on for even
greater bath houses for the public, by
calling on Uncle Sam to do his bit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-13

A Towering plant, according to the
scientists, abstracts from the soil two
hundred times its own weight in wa
ter during its life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-13
BORROWED. WITH THANKS.

The farm bureau is a countrywide
organization of farm men and women,
and their children, who believe in
agricultural education and sound
rural organization as the basis for
rural progress.
The purpose of the farm bureau is
to formulate and develop a county
program in agriculture and home
economies, in cooperation with the
state and government agencies, for
the purpose of developing an efficient
and profitable farm management and
wholesome home and community
life"
Thus explains the Roswell Record
ALL WE'LL IN OTERO.
Sounds like oil well, and some day
there may be one there for fellow
is building drilling rig at Alamogor-
do. The county clerk is swamped with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
BoTah's Opposition
To League Not Ended

wAS!uNGTON. trr;l Ex-senator
Rorah of Idaho. Republican,. upon ms
return tonight from Il ten days speak
Ing trip in opposition :" III" propose"
league of nations. announced that ms
objections 10 tn" lcaGu" constitution
had not been removed ny tn" amend
mcnts recently adopted. and that he SIM
would oppose il.
Senator Bcrah in 4 statement Saln
hc was opposed - III" covenant even a.
amended h,rliSr it would commit the
United State: 10 alliance with European
and Asiatic bowers. and "hlig" TINS
country 10 tax" part ii The conflicts
and turnicils of Europe" would compel
rho United States IL assume the "hliGa-
riuu of guaranteeing lhH l"rrltor'al IN
,rrri,v and polii!cal independence OF oil
nations; leaves n" entire machinery OF
rho 1caruc in European and Aslatic
powers: contains In"n"rilF" rr"VlS'"'tS
for Instantaneous: contains inappropri-
ate and wholly inadequate safeguards
for tho Monroe doctrine: fails 1" provide
any machinery for the. applcatton q.
rho princ!plc Of selfdcterninaiion OF
nations, and fails To provide any check
or control over tho I'VE or nine me',
within whose unlimited and unoehh'u
discretion rests the question or peace
or war"
These arc some Of tho things. inc
senator said (which seem still I" m
here in tho proposed league. and thlS
bninr 81 could not and would not sup
,,ort II Indeed, | think the rca- issue
is now formed and the real contest DC
gins"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
SIDE TALKS
A rAcrFUI WAY TO HELP.
BY RUTH CAMERON


Yet another point of view on tho
question, as To what on" should Il" when
ono receives pnor service from any SoTI
of public servant.
You will perhaps remember tnat
wrote If hearing TWO women talking
about how onr OF them had reported II
shop girl Ia tho floor walker for not
giving her prompt attention. and how |
Iongrd 10 break in aud suggest L ll'lie
PATIENCE and lcnicnCr. and hnw ] hest
iaicd. and aftEwarI regretted my hcsi'
lation. Writes Il l"tt"r friend:
You close to-day'S SCrmun"t" ny
saying ON" should hc governed largely
by WHETHER one thinks ono could do any
good Ut not low" tina; thought hut
may | carry il step further" Try 10
Lrai ones brain to find n tactful way
In do the good one feels ought 10 be
done.
First She Agrees: Then Suggests.
"prrSnnally. (pardrn lhr rE"I | often
win out by agreeing mildly. saying
when will the girl behind tn" counter
rraliz" that he aIirntiun ar inailcniion
converts Itself int" advancement or non
advancement Then | say something
like lhis. What firld for hcipfuln"ss
there is IN our hands towards such girls
10 whom God hasn't given so much rs
TO rs.
Years ago had n lesson. failed
to report 4 conductor who was absolute
~ wrong. and the president Of the line
heard ni II through my husband. and
rnprovrd mo. saying ne thought | had
better Judgment than not i" let nm
know facts h" couldn't know oihrrwISe
replied that | feared Ia TAX" on my
shoulders IN" burden Of suffering In
wife and children in rasr of a d.scharS"
We compromised hy deciding It was
helpful Ia report fragrant dlscourtcSy
but We ought always 20 recognize eS-
rrDt iODal attentions.
Her Lottcr Was Read Aloud 90 the Men.
Then. if feel am holding my audi
rncr | will tell how | had a wonderful
experience in New York. \ girl in n
shop was exceptionally helpful and I
met the hrad IT tho hous" Afterwards
and gave him a glowing picture. and II
ended in Il raise for her. And how [
reported Il conductor for Ehnn attention
and had a reply from III" road telling
m" they read IN" !"tis. aloud 10 IN"
mon Ia show h"w p""pl" noticed good
rs we'll MS bad. Usually III" ladies got
Interested and "nlhuScd and lot M" tell
my stories in detail and end. ! adore
TO use what power ! hav" I" help teach
these girls how 10 riS" by criticism OF
had and appreciation nf good.
How to Make Convictions Felt without
AntagoriZIng.
Time and again ! hhv" been ablr 10
! mako strong rr5uIial Imposition by. FIRST
AGREEING in part and Then Suhtly show
ing up thu other side. ! have dclIb"f-
utrIv lrird To- find Stur>s and nlcaS IN fit
my hobbies and b" rHady Ia aGrr" IA lit
| tic tfnr at r.ar:" lhg girls should have
| h"rn alert. :" ! am. not hynAcrltl'aI
! IN acknowledging il ana then approach
from another angle. In This way you
! ran usually nrak,. yen? CurViCiiCnS f"lt
! without antaEGuiz!n@ and y"ru protest
\ goes deeper and seed is Sown thht olirh
! bears fruit"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
NARROWING STORY OF
SHIPWRECkED MEN
WHO were RESCUED

NEW Yri;N. April li.--f'iv" ship
wrecked S;I!i"rsS and The captain of III"
abandoned rhr.'.. !n;ISl",: Srh""n"r N"ttIc
Su:rmau. Captain Eryau bradford. III
EuS; port. NHru''. arrived her" today on
board I steamship after narrowing en-
pn,rtrnrrS 1T 49,. Which Includ"h u losing
fight with u Irnp!c:ll storm. f"ur days III
au un"n hI"hOat and - days existence
~, an island and being attacked by ma
tivcS who feared they w"r" Germans
hri"r. They w"r.. picked up and brought
h"rnr. during Ibis period they LIVED ON
sugar cate a"d fruit.
The SChnnn;.:'. laden with @h'.hhh ie''
Of lumbrT. hrcamc Il dnr"licl Ihrc" days
after leaving, Jacksonville. Flor;6a. TOR
Nntilla. Cuba. carly last February. y
tornado siIanncd her muS,S and dlSiodg'd
her c;,rSr forcing III" captain and crew
To tho life boat.
On tn" fourth dav they sighted Wal
lings island 1GJ m.IcS off san Salvador
and when they attempted /" land inc
natives tried In d";v" them back with
clubs hcfnr" finally being convinced ina
they wrr,, Americans. rh" William H.
Palmer frorl the Nest Indies look them
off
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
WheeIing's Suburbs
PrGttieSt in America
Says John Fcndrtck Bangs, the Lecturer.
Eajoyed Auto Ride Out
the Pike,

"urdinnrily. Iii" LII" VI Il lecturer -
dull and HAT" says John krudri''; Bangs
Yesterday tits rnIIltn" Will" on th'
road is get nff the train. 20 IN II h"tei,
rest IN Il few hours. =" Ia IN" Lecture
nIainfurm deliver his lecture. 20 back
To the h"tcl again and then /" u" tram
for the next place. &" through thr same
routine day after day and night after
night. and tn" nnn";"ny is hor"St M"
The first deviation | hay" had from
this program" said Mr. EanEs. has
hrcm IN Wheeling. y friend kindly cam"
10 the hotel where / am staying and IN
viird me- In tho home. An aut" was
waiting and | was given d"lghtiNl
treat in e. rid" over tn" old National pike"
out to Ii" suburbs whrr" my friend
lived.
II did moi know that such hcaui ltuI
homes znd Scrn"r? w"r' Ia hr found IN
America Your suburbs remind me OF
the pretty villages AMI Fin scenery ~
Switzerland. II was balm /" II tired
mind "a take in TN" glorious hill: and
valleys. notified with such comtoriah'e
looking homes.
"Whcrlinc should certainly II" PROUD
Of her suburbs and surrounding scenery.
II was revelation t. me.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
FORCING the GERMANS
TO RESTORE MACHINERY

BRUSSELS. Sunday. April Is ifrl,-
ssh Wireless Service. 1.-The Belgian
government, after the cNamn'" OF Franz
has created special department IN inc
ministry of economic affairs. with OF,
fees at West Baden. Germany. TO d"hl
with the question Of restitution OF mi
chinrry stolen by the Germans: IN"
commission will get in touch with br!-
sian manufacturers 10 ascertain II th'E
know thr whereabouts If thciT S'o'rn
machinery If the manufacturers do NOT
know where their machinery is an APP
peal will be made to tho German author'-
ties to find it.
In the zone OF occupation the reSt'u-
tion commission han discovered largo
quantities Of Belgian material. most OF
which has been used by tn" Germans
Fast Of the Rhine II is believed inc
Germans havc taken more precautions
10 hide their booty and much of ii may
have been broken up and melted down.
The commission estimates mat nnty
about ten per cont OF I'll" machinery
stolen from Belgium will be rccoyer"o.
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&%%@>>>>&
! BRAIN TESTS||
: BY SAM LLOYD. \
% Minutes tn Answer THIS
NO, R8,

We almost suspected our professor OF
p"rpetrating an April joke when n"
said TO- the class:
II want you 10 cory that Design OF
two circles upon Il p!"c" or paper "''
serving tho conditions that your p'nc'
shall MOI hc lifted after beginning TO
drow As shown IN III" blackboard IL
required two npnratinnS--that IS. l t'rSl
drew the inner rircl" and then l7i"d my
chalk and drew tn" outer ono; nu' u
sou are clever enough 10 tax" ahHAh,aS"
Of the difr"rrnc" between drawing upon
Manor and blackboard you Will he apIH 10
max" the design aH required win
continuous line
r., Ms 50. who can carry out. the
Professors instructions.
ANSWER TO no. 81.
Dime. Dine. Done, Earl Feed Funn'
F'url.
sCopyrish, 1919 by Sam 1Ilo%d3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
PERSHING AT BREST
TO GREET MIR. BAKER

RREST April 1A.--f;"n"rnl F"rShlnE
arrived here today TO meet Secretary 81
War Baker who Is du" her" on th"
American transp"rt I.cviIth"n.
William G. Sharp. lhr retiring Am"r'-
can ambassador to FranC".. ami AIRS.
Sharp ar" expected here t"m"rr"w. Mr..
Sharp and Hugh Wallace. IN" new
American ambassador who is also com
ing on the I.eviat han, will Cnut"" Tu""-
DIV on business Of tho Paris embassy.
Officials of the French governments
have arrived here "a rc""lv" Secretary
Baker.
tHhen Secretary Baker sailed on IL"
'Lrviathan from New York II" took with
him Warren P"rSiinG. tho nine "Hr'"l"
son of the American commander IN
Franco. The SECRETARY said Il" intended
to surprise General I'"rshinE with his
son, whom tn" general has not seen
since carly in 1910
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ARRESTED FOR
FALSE PRETENSE

Detective Schlick arrested George r.
Molten yesterday at noon on warrant
issucd in Justice KindelbrrgeTs court
charging him with obtaining money I'M
dor false pretense. Molten was taken
TO the county Jail.
Molten il charged with taking $500
from John Taylor on the promise OF de-
livering him an automobile.
The s2n0 was the first payment. the
tho rest to be paid on delivery Of the
ear. but the car never showed up and
Molten could not explain matters.
Molten came here from Boston about
two years ago and got in trouble last
year by passing a bogus check.
A hearing before Justice kindelhcrErr
on the false pretense charge Will be
given Molten today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
WE WE EVERYTHING s sed

zoo new Cabinet Chambers, 7oc each.
ONE-HALF dozen CollapI;o!e rapF
RuyEir., $40 each.
Et;N' Garden Tools at cost.
10 Old-SIyi" Sewing Machines In good
condition, $3.50 each.
3 Dron-Hcad Sewing Machines. STU each
dozen Revolving Ornce Chairs 23o
zach.
Chandelicrs
Upright r:ano, $500.
cI,GSET Bowls. Sinks. Ofncc Desks
Miscellaneous Furniture. Clocks.
WE HAVE 100 single wnIte e'iaI.eI
beds. springs and mattresses e"mplet e.
al $3.50 each: IS oak wash STANDS, II
GOOD condition. II $500 cacn.
One larEr gae restaurant range
one nhysician's operating liable. IN
good condition..
100 opcra chairs. $500 each.
ONE lot Of crooks at SC.
leo revolving stools. $40 per Dozen
ALSO a large I'm" al nrw ara second
hand tools and machinery and aItomo'
bile supplies.
,oa1 AND loa2 MAXKYT sTREET.
Telephone 3o13-S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
Ohio and ", Va. Shoe
Shop Men Ama|gamate

Special Dispatch to Tho Intcll!Sencer
COLUMBUS. Ohio. April li.--Ry the
merger OF the Ohio Retail Shoe IEhicrS
.ssCcjo.ion and the West Virginia Retail
Shoe Dealers Association today. IN"
Ohio Valley Retail Shoe Dealers Assoc
alntior was formed. The OHIO associn-
ton has 1.5nO and the West Virginia
association 500 members.
Retail shoe men of Kentucky and lndi.
ana may also 90 in. e. Is. ChlsSoIln OF
cleveland. president of tn" Ohio associ-
ntion, and other officers retain tho
same positions in tho new association.
President Seaton Alexander Of Wheeling
became vice president and Secretary
Harry L. Fiddle, Of ParEcrsourg. be-
comes assistant secretary. ]. J. Henry
Of Huntington and John d. Pr'Zr. q!
charleston. have been added TO tho board
Of directors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
$4,000 EXPRESSMEN
GET SIS WAGE JUMP

WASHINGTON. April 14.-WnEe In
creascs averaging about $l5 month
for approximately $1,000 employees or
tho American Railway Express company
were announced tonight by Dlrrctol
General Hines. Tho increase represents
an advance nf so5 n month ahov" the
wage scale in effect January |. 1913.
Tho director general also raised the
wages Of 1000 sleeping and 7arlor car
employees SIS month above thc paste
minims, in effect January !. 1918.
Wages Of 1o.00n dining car employees
were advanced $o5 above the basic
monthly minima in effect January l,
1915. 49,. -
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KICKED ON THE ARM
BY HIS "FLLVER"

Nor having anNt hing that had KICK
in it, and not being able tn find anything
iIn1 had a Kick in II. William Royal or
III. Mai"~;i" ShnwS. got kicked ahoht
IN n'rh,"h last "N"m!nE Will" cranKlnS
ms i'9rG machine.
W. Royal after spending tn" "v".
ming IN tho Mci.ur" hotel with several
frinrds. went out III" Twelfth street
crirancc - crank HIS machine. VIM"
dninr 50 ;h" "nIvrr' kicked. dislncat x
his elbow After AN exam ANTON. ''i.
Hrrs"y sra'rd that nothing serious
would result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
CoNFESSES Rc1GERIES-

Special Dispatch Ia 'rh" iui'liErn""r.
EAST LTEE.l;iNtrI.. t'hi". April Ii
Thomas Davidson. T.. ~ held her tonight
on Il charge TT burglary. Following hrs
alleged Confession L. thnrr of Puir"
McDcrmoti lndny iliat II" had robbed or
attempted {" rob seventeen stores. man
ufactur!ng COMPANY offices aud private
residences during tn" past few weeks
Among IN" jobs admitted by davidson.
tho police say, VAS an attempt SUNDAY
70 force opru III" safe III til" office of
tho Harkrr .puttrrv company nnd III"
theft last week nf $%hn worth IF Liberty
bonds from the apartment of Robert
Baxter. - Sd. 49, ......
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FRICKE'S CONFESSION
IS FOUGHT IN TRIAL

NEW YORK, April IA seven
thousand word document. said by the
government to be confession signed
by Albert Paul Frickc, naturaii%"a
citizen. who is alleged to have actcd
as a German agent. vas Offered III "Ni-
,derc" M his trial in federal court h"F'
Today on charge -: treason.
/ Judge Mayer withheld decision on
Misunderstanding unt!l tomorrow, :" Flick" :
counsel might study the document
The greater part Of todaE'S session
was devoted by Tho prosecution I" m
roduc,Ion az evidence seeking 10 dis
urovc Frirkcs contention that lniorlna-
ttion on which he was indicted was "i',
taincd from him m r"nr"S'"niI l"nS th"'
nc would be granted immunity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
JAIL PHYSICIAN
NAMED YESTERDAY

The Board of Commissioners OF Ohio
county. in meeting yesterday. ap-
pointed DR.. Frank Ikcrt jail physician
succeeding Dr. Harry Campbell. who has
held that position for some time past.
The hoard had under consideration three
bids submitted for the place. which were
opened about week ago. DR.. lkcrt will
assume his new duties April 18TH. ana
will continue To administer 10 the mcds-
cans wants of the inmates for the ensu-
ing year. DR.. J. W. Ruckman was APP
pointed to succeed DR.. Shorts. deceased.
for Liberty district which position has
bren vacant moro than four months.
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SIXTH WARD.

Precinct No. /.
Voting Plarr-NlaGara Engine HOUSE.
- Twrnty-fuurIh street.
Judecs-.loln M"dick. Martin Maloo-
lev. Harris Johnson.
clerks Edward kcmpl". Frank koth'
Precinct NO. 2.
E0tin:; plar"--"iln thaplinc street.
.JuGgcs--William ~ E"iSt"r. Charles
Rrnmmcr. j. II. Rosenberg.
CIrrlis--W: W. Jenkins. kencth Clark
Precinct NO. 3.
Voting placr-26lH T'haplinr street.
Judgrs-Enhcrt clark, Mike Trogan
NJ. y. Martin.
clrrks-Bcn Frazier. Clarence John
son.
Precinct No. 4.
Voting plaCr--2ioI F;nff street.
Judgrs--William Ashworth. ELLSWORTH
Hcinl!r,l peirr S"ib"r.
ClcrEs--W. l.. ii"lt"r. Henry knlerlm
Precinct NO. s.
Voting Placr--fS Twonty-SrHcnth 81
JudgrS--Thns. par$cy. Herman hru'
ger. John Cnlcmrn.
CI.rks-WiTIm Weir. Fred Eickus.
Praciact No. 6.
Voting Piar"-ilI Thirty-flrst slr"sl
Judgcs-Ilcnry Tcuplrtun, Fred E'lS
Frank Wendell
t:lcrk%--t'rank Long. Chas. TinncGan
Precinct Mo- T.
Iudgrs--T. r.. tarrigan. Mike MuiroF
Henry Scamon.
',Irrks--.Iuhn Mccormick. Edgar
.tiramlich
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Following are tn" places OF Young
and election officers:
FIRST WARD.
Precinct No. I.
Voting Plncc--@0U Main street.
Judges. Is Gamble. l.. H""ckler. ~
Balm. w
rlrrks-Thomas T.. Kelly. William W.
Bicrkort".
Precinct NO. Q.
Voting rlacc--i46 Main street
JudgrS--.Iohn Franz. Frank j. Thoma$
X. T.. Shaf"r.
Clrrks-ficnry Wcil7cl. John j. Miller
Precinct No. 3.
Voting placc--646 Main street
IudgcS--Wm. kroncwcth. w. n. Sal
AIDE. II. g. Chew.
,'lcrks-.IeSS" L. Miller. W. j. Ennis
Precinct No. 4.
Voting Tlacr--74G Main street.
.iudSrs-Ii"o. J. MaihisoH. Jr., Joseph
Hedges Frank J. Ritter.
Clcrks-ArfhruSr Shivciy, RooerI
Linn.
Precinct No. 5.
Voting placc--3le Baker street.
JudgcS-llcnry {. Nnltr. IhomaS
Tuumry. casper Glass.
ClcrkS-Wm. kohsch. James q. NC
GiuiCy.
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SECOND WARD.
PRECINCT No. l.

Whiting plnCr--923 Market street.
JudgrS--Iiarry Roberts Harry Jones'
Andrew Bishop.
,Jrrks-l. II. browning. Will Bishop.
Precinct No. 2.
Voting Piar,'--Chrmical Hose House
f. Eleventh street.
Judgcs-Clar"nce Peterson. Ic!l Kent
l. G. Bradford. -,
CIcrks-W n. IIcnthornr, Goo. W.
Hayes.
Precinct no. 3.
Voting rlac"--l22 MrI'nlloch street.
Judgcs-H"nry Wurtzbachcr, Thomas
Mcnamara Fred Becker.
Clcrks-JuS. Jochum. Ed. Nail.
Precinct No. 4.
Voting PlaCr-l1n7 Ehff street.
JudgcS--lIcnry Spcy"r. Eaiph Niin''
William Jones
Clrrks--J. II. Brennan. Chas. Schultz.
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WILLIAM BURLINGTON

Tho whereabouts If William Dunninc-
ION. Of RnSryIll". Ohio. ~ desired by rel
aiivcs. Dunn!nStnn'S mother died r"-
comfy nj the family home. The man
was last sn.'n in III" company AZ Mary
Elliott. II IS said. who has son living
at 44G National Road. This city. Thr
sheriff who states that nothing IS h"id
against This man. is very drS'rl"us ar
securing information as TO his present
Iucation, Write Sheriff. MuskinGum
county. GAINESVILLE. OHIO.
49,
JudgrS--I'hriStian Niewig, Jr., thar!"S
Tapim.. W. {. :trmbr"cht.
tlrrks--Arthur lluncckcr. WIN. HIn-
mrr.
Precinct No. 4.
Voting rlarr--i10n Jacob street
Judgre--.Tnsl rlu"S. Harrison Holder
G. =. Ellsworth.
Clcrks-Irwin Mcnkcmcyer. W. f. Sea-
bright.
Precinct No. s.
Voting PIacc-45c1 Jacob street.
JudgcS-Robt. Schane. Robt. r. Gun
ninghnm, Joseph Sonnefeld
Clerks-Wcrner YeaSer, VIM. brelsc.
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DIED.

BURToN-!At Cleveland. O.. Sunday,
April 18th, 1919. 4, 1880 o'clock p. M,
nj his residence 1852 z. 1l5th street.
COURTNEY BURTON. husband Of
Sarita OGlcbay Burton.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at $3.50,
o'clock. Intermcnt Lake View ccme-
terry
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FIFTH wARD.

Precinct NO. /.
Voting PlacC-l9l0 Market street.
Juders-E. J. Arnold. r. a. Maloney'
Albert &. Conrad.
Clrrks-W. r.. Glenn W. !. ShareauGh.
Precinct No. q
Voting plarr--@l2Ii= Market street.
Judgcs-Frank .Auh"r. Louis Becker.
r. q. Green.
Cirrlis-Michacl Finncgan. VIM. En-
inert.
Precinct No. 3.
Voting Placc--2"nS Markr; street.
JudEcs-Philip No"llingcr, Chas. j.
Moran. Frank klinklCr.
ClcrkS--D. \. FonnerS. \. +. Eh"ilng.
Precinct No. 4.
Voting 7laCr-9"36 Market street.
Juders--W'm. N"sbitt. Frank Form"lla.
Louis r. MarSChn"r.
Clerks--Sidncy Rosrnhaum. Geo. +,
Caldwell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
THIRD WARD.
Precinct No. /.

Voting Tlac"-l9 Four, ccnth street.
Judg"S--Alhrri GomprrS. VIM. WIN
tcrhaltcr Arch Campbell.
Clcrks-HcrhcrI Pryor. Jerry HaiicF'
Precinct NO. g.
Voting placr-Fulicr court Room
City Building.
Judrcs--t'larrncc Riggs. Elmer Frecse.
Samuel lloliins.
,Tcrks-A. j. Porter. J. W. kcmple.
Precinct No. 3.
Voting Placr--l4l6 Wood street.
JudrcS--,'hrisiIan Drku. G. II. Mcdlck.
l.. y. McG"r.
CIcrks-,'larrncc Fettc. L. y. Refer.
Precinct NO. 4.
Voting Placc-l9" Fourteenth street
IudGcS--R. r"kari. Jos. Schutlrr.
Harry Hastings.
Cl"rkS--W. J. DouEhcrty, Thomas
Thoncr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

HNG+Suddcnly on Sunday. April 18th.
i.tg, Al t;l3 o'clock y. M. HARRY Il.
KING. ST.. IN tho 51th year OF his age
Funeral services at tho residence. No.
3l6 South YORK. street. Tuesday after
noon o'cluck Friends are respect
fully invited to-. attend. 1ntcrmcnt
private Greenwood cemetery.