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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
WOULD NAME DIRECTORS
TO SOLVE RAILWAY PROBLEM
Creation Of Department of T'rnnsportn-
ton Proposed at Meeting
of EIecutiN
[Ry Associated rress.


WASHINGTON. June 4.-Crea,ion of
a Department of Transportation in the
governments. TO be headed by three
directors was proposed today by A..
2. Thomas. the plan of the Associa-
ton OF Railway Executives for a per-
manent solution OF the railroad prob
lem.
Speaking before the convention of
the American Association of Short
Line Railroads. Mr. Thorn said the
department would be charged with
the duty OF representing the public In
all traffic matters, and the Interstate
Commerce Commission would order
into effect the rates Indicated by it,
Criticism OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission by NJ. rhom as 10 much
exposed 20 the influences OF public
opinion 10 adjust rates on the basis
OF the roads necessities evoked OPP
position from several speakers. and the
convention passed rising vote of
confidence IN the governments rate
making body.
One OF those taking issue with Mr.
dent OF the National Association OF
Owners OF Railroad Securities, who de-
clared ne could no; concur in the
criticism OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
"I believe It is essential for Con-
rate making" Mr.. Warfeld said on be-
half OF the owners OF $4,000 100000 in
securities including many insurance
companies, "as guide 20 the Inter
state Comm cree Commission In making
rates sufficient 10 yield minimum
commission has been without definite
ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
TWO

GO PROUD to think nor too cowardly
Supporting tho resolution. Senator
tns nrsums n ,hat it Would Gid' ,, encroarn
QndulS upon local self government was
invalid. The same objection. he de-
Cared. had been urged against every
amendment ever proposed.
Senator Kirby. Democrat. OF Arkan-
sSs. also supported the resolution and
opposed Senator underwood's amend
pose the weakening OF the suffrage
proposal.
Roll Call Is Taken.
I For adoption; ieans-Capper,
GSammins' Curtis, Edge E I'm. Val,
Sronna. Hale. Harding. Johnson. Of
California: Jones. OF Washington;
Kellogg. kenyon, keyes. La Toilette
Nary. Nelson, New New berry, Norris
Page. Phipps. PoindcNter sherman
Smoo,. Spencer, Sterling. Sutherland,
! Democrats - AShurSt, Chamberlain
Gulberson. Harris. Henderson. Jones. of
New Mexico: kendrick. Kirby, Me
Eansdei. sheppard, smith Of Arizona.
Stanley. Thomas. Walsh, OF Massa-
shusetts. and Walsh. Of Montana.
Total. 20. Total for adoption. so
Against: Republicans Isorah. Brandc-
gee Dillingham;. Knox. Lodge, Mclean.
Moses Ses and Wnd S.!, OF Total s.
/. Dan NIlGau, tStSR nam,
Dial Fletcher, Gay, Harrison. Hitch
cock Overman. Reed. simmons. smith.
Of Maryland Smith, Of South Carolina:
swanson. Trammcl. Underwood. WI
liams and Woico;t. Total. u. Total
against, %.
Those paired were: Senator's Ball and
Kins. for. with Shields, against; calder
and Townsend. for, with pcnrose
against; Gerry ana Johnson. Of South
Dakota. for, with Martin against. Gore
and Cot. for. with Pomerene, against
= So ~ n Nal.
Of Georgia, We're absen; and Mere not
paired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
Fanmerette Aged 81
Joins Working Force
She Holds Record of Pick
ing Nanety-One Quarts
of Berries.

ONANCOCk. VA. Juno A farm
erette. cighty-onc years old. Is the
newest addition to the army of feminine
workers who have joined hands with
their brothers in making the most Of
Vtrgini Ia agricultural possibilities
She halls from the Eastern Shore and
She holds Il record of picking ninety
day. The particular reason for her
strenuous activity lies in the fact that
summer the greatest strawberry crop
in hcr history.
The crop sold at almost fabulous
prices and the producers used twice
az many crates as they bargained for
Long lines OF motor trucks and auto
mobiles started out before day to con-
vey the pickers TO tho fields.
Ptckcrs received 2. and 3 cents a
quart. dependent upon tho quantity
or scarcity of tho fruit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05

Mrs. a. T., Wilmer issued on Wed.
OF her committee
The various organizations who
served on the hospitality COMMITTEES
70! the homecoming OF the soldiers
are requested to be present on Thurs
day: IN Richmond Building, bv tbe
chairHen Of the organization and ons
c'her member. Badges for this occa :.
son may be secured from me on tina,
ca at this building.
other members OF this comni,,ee
are invited TO serve on the reception
committee in the Fair Grounds, using
ihs!F FORMER badges"
hoT scouts Of Richmond will repor,
a. scout Headquarters at 500 todav,
y Uniform with staffs. first-aid kits
d'I canteens, 10 help in parade
The War Camp Community Ser;ce
nc knights Of Columbus and The
brotherhood OF st. Andrew are Joining
nands 10 insure good time for the
soidis!s Special efforts will be made
20 ADD 20 the comfort and pleasure ri
mos VINO take part In the parade
me members o: the executive COW,
;nlttee of the woman's home-coninr
Gommttee have been invited nv Mrs
estmoreland Davis 70 receive wiz,
ner, at the reception that viii be
rendered General Cronkhite and mis-
STAFF Immediately after the ceremony
.: the presentation Of the sword n
General cronkhite.
Tney are asked TO assemble on the
norrhside Of the Capitol near the
Jackson Monument immediately af.ey
tnr ceremony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
CHICAGO FINDS MOTOR CAR
WRECKED BY EXPLOSION
By Assoc!AteI Press

CHICAGO. June 4.-police ana gov
eminent agents are investigating "a
mysterious explosion in a North Side
street early this morning in which
large automobile was wrecked Three
sticks Of dynamite and 80 feet Of fuse
were found IN a vacant lot within sew
erai hundred feet OF the wrecked motor
car.
No trace OF the occupants of the
car could be found.
The police declared that the license
tag on the car had been issued 10
Cornelius r. Shea, former president Of
the Chicago Transfers Union and
prominent in organized labor circles
ten years ago. Shea is being sought
by the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
WE'RE ACTING UNDER
ORDERS OF RISSIAN REDS

PITTSBURGH, June 4-Ev!dencc
that, anarchists responsible for the
bomb explosions at the homes Of Judge
". II. S Thompson. OF the United
States District Court, and w w
Stbray, chief inspector OF the bureau
OF immigration. Monday n4ht We're
operating under orders from Russian
radicals headquarters in New York.
was in the hands of the police here
today.
according to superintendent r. J.
Alderdice, of the bureau OF police John
Johnson, president of the local l. w.
w. organization, who was arrested
yesterday. came to Pittsburgh from
New York two weeks ago at the in
Haywood. president of the National
|. w. w. according TO Mr. Alderdice
bears the pass number 1O0l
Johnson was held in Jail today with
score of other alleged anarchists
who were arrested yesterday and las,
night In 4 partial confession, John
son is said TO have named a Cleveland
man as the maker OF the bombs ex-
pioded here.
Among the important suspects
arrested last night was Mike Biels,a,
also known as celeste said nv thn
police TO nc delegate from the Petro-
s!ad Council OF Workmen and Peas
ants. sent To this country 10 spread
bolsaev!k propaganda.
Watch Woman Suspect.
4 woman, suspected OF having been
implicated In ,hs bombing outrage
mat occurred IN eight cities Nonday
night is being followed closely by de-
tecfives ann my be arrested a. any
;i;as. This Statement. vas mac ~
Fede-al or.icA- working on nc case
who 90 ina ,he Information had beec
Obtained from GEL pie source
Il Tas aa.-u-t.d by the ay.ro-
ties here To-Day mai seareh Is i,.2I
made to- s1 Irishu,an. aged sbn,,.
th!rt! -HNe years. VINO j. SAID 20 nav.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
MERCURY GOES TO IS
Buffalo. New York md Boston Were
the Hot Spots In United
States.

Buffalo and New York and Boston
were tied for first place In heat hon
ors Yesterday when the mercury
climbed To % degrees. Washington
was a close third with n batting ay
erage OF 90 degrees.
In Richmond the highest score OBJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
WELCOME
FOR SOLDIER BOYS
WHO RETURN TODAY

CONTINUED From T-s. p.

-
and seventh trains VIII be ready ~
leave barracks at Gao \ NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
GO TO MEET DOUGHBOYs
Danvillc Citizens {" Greet M.n,cr. -,
Wildcat Division at New
port News,
Especial to The Timos-Dien,,, !,

DANvILLE, VA, June Seydra,
DanVi!le c!iizehs LEFT today :or New
port News, there 10 avail! thn .,rt,.,
OF transports bringing in unts 81 III.
Eish;y-hrst C"WiidcurD Bivs,on In
this division are twenty DanvIle y,nn
gins for the motor transnor, co,,,
None Of these men ever drov. aptortn
biles. but some found their way 20 ,r.
chtne-gun battalions and Others 10 ~.
Infantry. used as shock troops in ,hc
costly Argonne drive,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05

tanned by mercury was SIS degrees.
this being registered at 3 o'clock. The
noon temperature was so and by
o'clock in the evening 1t had fallen
to 70. A cool breeze which crept up
iii the carly evening. put pep into tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05

weary steps OF pedestrians and af.
forded an opportunity for refrcshinr
sleep to those who went to bed ear,,
Tho weather man promises cloudy
atmosphere for today and hints thcn,
Will likely be showers Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
TRIAL TERM MONDAY;
DOCKET CALL TODAY

The docket will DO called in tho Cr.m;-
raj court this morning. commencing At
$50 o'clock. Those indicted Will enter
pleas and trial dates Will b" set for
those entering pleas of not guilty.
The trial term opens Monday. Tn"
first case On the docket is that OF III"
State Us. nr. H. e. Taylor. former
OHIO county sheriff. indicted for en-
hrzzlcmcnt o. state moneys. which came
into his possession by virtue OF the
office he held.
Another cas-" SGT for Monday and the
one likely to b" ihc frs; called. IS that
If the Stale vs.. !. Javltch, continued
from tho November term. Tho defend
ant is under indictment for larceny and
Will be defended by Attorney 5. -.
BoyCr.
Other important frlonE cases 20 b."
, tried this term arc the case Of the STATE
VS. MARY Anderson. indicted for frs;
degree murder. aid cns" Of Stat" rs.
Smith II RraCy. charged with dc;raud-
ing David McCiary. 4 wealthy farmer.
out OF several thousand dollars. through
the sale OF stock III mining company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
ENTERS SUIT FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES

4 suit vas filed in I'l"rk k'ngh"rn' s
nffirc yesterday styled Samuel Eror"r-
man ~. the Wheeling steel and Iron
Company. in which tho plaintiff asks
fur SlG.nNn damages for injuries SuS-
tan"d by ono nf thn defendants trucks
which the plaintiff alleges was driven IN
Il reckless manner.
While driving down Main street. n"ar
w"nty-srSrnth street. last January.
Br"v"rman SAW the Steel and Iron Com
pnuy'S truck coming down Twrnty-scv-
cnth street toward Main street at 4
rapid rate: hH pulled UP his horse and
wagon against tn" curb to avoid coils
ION hut the truck was coming Mt such
4 rapid rate that Il made larger
curve than usual to make the turn:
that il hit Hrovrrmnn'S wagon and
Knocked him of and he lit in the street.
landing on his shoulder. and broke il
and maintained other minor injuries
from which he has not fully recovered
ard through his attorney. David A. Nc
kcc. asks for $l0.n00 damages.
-----
--ErT WAR SAVINGS STAhFS--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

! THE THEATRES !
>>%>>>>>>>>>>>>>%
ANOTHER Die
MUSICAL SHOW
FOR WEEK END

Seats ars now On sa!H Cor The Ri
vicra Girl" which klaw & E-lnnScr
will bring, to IN" Court F'riday and Sat
'irday. with II Saturday matinee. This
is ne big musical comcd" production
which ran for SIX months At tho New
Amsterdam 'rh":itr". N"w York. las:
winter. The Riviera Girl - ;he work
OF Gay Bolton and ?. -. Wod.houS.,.
with music b. Esmn"rich Kalrnan: tn"
Same trio who w"r" responsible for the
charming Miss Spr!ngtirrr." also d.
r.rt"d by klaw & E;rlanE"r The scrr-
cry g By n" famous .."-,,ph 1'rhaa ard
N h"autE x - said 20 Tui;r exceed
any that has got come from his wizard
like brush. f. tells romantic, and a.
IT,. sam" Kim" humorous story IL "a.
IF a. Mont" carlo. th;t; resort II
p!"isr;r.. lovers =" familiar :" American
tourists IN f.ur"r. Tn" east to y"
s.rn here wall iHclud" Miss Gr;tc"
Walsh J. riar"rc" tiarv"v. Miss SYLVIA
d. Frankie: Henry Mowbray. W. g;u-
MAIN. ;:arn"y Norton. Nelson Riley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
MANY SPECIAL
EVENTS At !. ".
ri: Il IN JANUARY

Tho month ri January in the Young
Wumen's Christian Association Is
marked with several special events.
January 13---hnnual meeting. ASsoc'a,
ton Auditorium. Every member ana
friends Of the association arr invited
10 be present. Interesting accounts =
the cars activities arr To he prrSentcd
Lr all the departments. Election nt
board OF directors. Meeting opens at
40.
January l7--Januarr board m"ctins.
Election of Officers and board OF DIT
rrCInrS.
January S--Ec0pnninG Of ali noon-
day meetings IN INDUSTRIAL ccntcrS
j,'losrd IN account OF the hanD
january ll--lmpnrtant meeting OF
girls work committee.
January 9---Rally for all industria!
club members.
January and lo-Rally meetings for
members Of Dr. RnhinS0n's and !tcV.
Ira MrCrrcryS Trhl" classes.
January Deterioration committee
meeting.
January 1a-Spccial swimming party
supper following.
January 90--Gymnasium monthly sup
january c4-Childrcn's gymnasium
dcmOnst ration.
January 25---Popularity party. GymAa-
stun. ,,
january oS-Busincss womcn's club.
association auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
$4,000 DAMAGE
SUIT GOES TO
JURY TODAY

The $@1.hGh damage suit Of Harry
Iiavowich. by best friend. II. r. Curl VS..
c. ~ Ambrose. which went on trial be-
fore .Iudg" X. NJ. Addleman in Part II
of the circuit court Monday morning.
will likely SO to the jury sometime this
afternoon.
The defendant. aged II. was hit by
an automobile driven by the defendant.
Mr. Ambrose. the accident happening
on MrColloch street during May, 1917.
The hoy sustained broken leg and
other injuries. which arc made the
basis for the suit for damages.
Attorneys e. j. SchuCk and John {.
Palmer arc representing tho plaintif
and Attorneys J. Il. Handlan and Car
cen the defendants. So far the case
has been hardest fought Of any tried
in circuit court this term and the trial
the longest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
"OH! SAMMY" AT
COURT TOMORROW

"Oh. Sammy" new musical comedy
with girls, girls and music. is consid-
cred by III" most confirmed c>'pc-
hanger to have been very aptly named
Tho experiences of tn" young man.
named Sammy are numerous, and in
the main extremely humorous.
Oh. Sammy finds himScit III difficult
ties which for n time arc s pcrplcN-
ing as they arc amusing. A large
company OF players assist IN the un-
rareling of tho dI'iicUltl"s. Th" iJusi
cal numbers and costumes ar" said to
20 up to the moment. Written to drive
away dull care capacity audiences are
agre"ing that it Is "ph, Sammy"
Coming 10 the Court Thursday. Jan
uary S. Popular prices Will prevail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

suit It's greatest Importance lies in
the fact that city Of WhcclinEs size
is to be visited by an orchestra Of such
Importance. Wheeling may be proud
to be on the visiting list Of the ThiIa-
dclpha Orchestra and McssrS. Slo-
kowski and Rich for the second time in
as many years.
Wheeling music lovers Will all be
there tonight. The performance will be-
gin at $50 sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

3.foh n year. February g. assistant
curator fmal"l. February 81; pr"parn-
tor in pcmntol"Ey. February 5-6: cal
culatinG- nrachIn" operator. February
|; muItigraph and writer press opera
tor. February II. Operatives. February
IL: statistical clerk. February II: as
SiStant in agricultural technology.
qualified as instrument maker tmalcl.
April J. honkk"Cr"r. third Saturday OF
each month: bookkc"H"r typewriter.
third Saturday OF each month.
Til" following "Xam!nat are of III"
nOnas%cmhlcd type: th;,t l.. comrC; ii"rS
arc n0t assembled for rNainlnHtIon ut
any rlncc. but ar" rated upon sworn
statements ana cnrrnhuratlTc evidence
ad,luc"d by tn" c"mn;S>i"n AprIlca-
lions wall b." received by the commits
sion M any tim" Until further notice.
Tn" examinations ar" as follows:
,'nrvist craftsman: shop apprentice:
electricians helper; tabuiatInS m"chan!-
clan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
RECRUITING OFFICER
HERE JANUARY 10

Lieutenant II 4. Giltncr. medical
officer for The United States navy, Will
he IN Wheeling January Nv, from no
20 40 p. m. cnruutc 10 Pittsburgh.
While here hc VIII he pleased TO OK
amino or 20 interview any applicants
who may wish to enter til" navy.
There is no regular mobilization sta
ton in Wheeling. but any matters per
tanning 10 enlistment may hc referred
20 what is known as tho citizens naval
committee. composed Of Captain J. Is.
Price. II. {. Ogden. 4. $. Naylor and
T.. NJ. browne. with headquarters at
Browne Bros. l420 Market street
Any young mcn who want 10 serve
,boir country in this branch of the
service MAY present themselves TO l..
n. Browne. chairman. t"p Market
street, between tho hours OF and b
o'clock p. H.. Friday. JanIary IL.
bly, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
TONIGHT AT THE COURT

TIL" only musical evening Of the year
Tho only University club concert et
ph!a Orchestra. with Leopold S'ok"w-
ski conducting. aad Thndi"us R!ch as
..nIniSt--,,ll th"S.. attractions AZ the
Court rh,s >ay"ning. This ~ TIA" way
circus announcement If i"niEhts
important musical and s"c'"tE event
might read
Yet no announcement 80 :"niEhts
concert can 0v"r-s,af" us im1"r;dncH
to II" p""pl" If Wh""llug.. Il is not
only important in that III" !utur" music
Of the c!ty depends largely on its re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
TROOP TRAIN

Company p, "f the 430th Motor Con-
voy Servlrr arrived her" yesterday sf-
trrnoon and laid over for the night at
"Cnrl" Eilly's" Barracks. The train was
in charge az I.icutcnant Loan and con-
sisted II - trucks in charge OF 30 men.
The soldiers in charge originally num-
brrrd so. but several arc laid up at var
inus points along the route on. account
Of illness. The mon Of Company 3 are
from Chicago where they were IN train
ing and are bringing the trucks from
Springfield. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
STOPS,
NEURAL G|A CONE
DR.. JAMES KEADACdE POWDERS
GIVE INSTANT EELIEF-COST
DINE A PACKAGE.

Nrrvc-racE;nr, splitting OF dull. throh-
hing headaches yield in just Il few mo-
menrs t" Or. James Headache Powders
which cost only 10 cents a packag" nj
any drug store. It's tho quickest, sur
c.t hcadaCh" relief in the whole world.
Don't suffer, !.rllov" tn" agony and dis
tr"ss now. Yru can. Millions Of mon
and women have found that headache
or neuralgia misery IS needless. Get
what you ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS WILL
HOLD TWO MEETINGS
Security Trust Company and W. o. NC
Cluskey Company VIII Hold
Annual Session.

This evening the Stockholders Of tho
". .. McCluSkcy Oyster and Fruit Com.
pany will assemble Ut tho office of the
company at 100 o'clock. The election
OF directors viii be held in addition 10
IN" transaction Of several important
business matters. ". q. McClu&kry. Tho
president. Will preside at the session
Tho annual meeting Of IN" SlockhulG-
crS u III" Security Trus, Company will
also b" hold this evening at IN" head.
quarters OF that company. i'll the ASSEM-
the directors for the present year and
tho reading OF the annual reports Will
lake place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
"Razzle Dazzle of 1918"

Mex. Monday and Tuesday The
Razzlc iaZZl" of l?lH" will b" the draw
ing card At III" Court Theatre. 1t con-
tairS many big features not usually
found IN hurl"SQu". among them being
tn. BEAUTIFUL BATE which occurs IN
Tho Isl" of .lrw'lS' %C"nc: III" big
Si,.ctacular military final. 'Eirt"ry:"
i numhcr' OF acts which comprise n
v"ritabl.. aSsurtncn, ut VAUDEVILLE d.
luxe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
HERE AND THERE
Items Of Interest to Local People
About Wheeling Folks. Societies
and Organisations.

Twcnty-siX sHnI""s in West Virginia
har" been notified by Edward y.
Rr"okcS secretary Of tho weights and
measures commission OF this stall" that
The annual convention Of officials will
he held III Charleston February 10 !.
inclusive. Tho drafting Of a number "i
amendments to be brought hrfor" tho
legislature will bc the main business to
come before the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
TI0ucinv.

T!ducinry.
In .i',r will 81 John r'r"w Govt. FRI!
T. r'nwl Wa appointed rs executor. Bond
on. th"ri~:.Hd dollars.
Deeds
Alexander MH 'uil"rh and wif" Emma,
10 tn" l:nnrd al Education of l.ichlanl
district. = tract Of ~. acres II Rirhlanl
district. Consideration SIu.
Il; Hubbard H"wman and wlfc Lulu +.
- t;"nrr:" Dawson. = parcel az land ut
Valley Grovt Consideration $40.
tn. ErIrd al EIura'inn "f Liberty
distract "a l.. Hubbard lt"wrn1n. a parcel
nr !aud win c"rl rights NJ Valley Grove.
tn1~ih .THIi"L $40.
Il Hubbard bowman and wife Lulu
T.. 20 il,, Board 90 EGurAri"n uf Liberty
district = rIrc"l "f lana nj valley Grow.
tOnS Iteration $40.
t;"rr~r Dawson and wife Emma 10 r
Hubbard !;"wmna. - acres ~ Liberty
district. Consideration so.
ON" decd "f tru%, vas admitted 10
record.
Marriage Licenses.
Thurman N""um. M"undsvilln and
Mar" 81 !:"llHlrc.
Alfred \. N"uhart and C1a-a \. Ritter.
hr:h nr Wh"tllnC.
MANUEL y. M"nd"a and Martha F'ouch.
b,in II Canton. Ohio.
.-----------------
--Et'Y WAT: SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

Harry " Owen. nephew of City Man.
aver G. o. Magic. was cited on Deccm-
her i by tho French government for
disregard Of danger during the cvacua-
ton Of The wounded and gasscd during
a violent bonlba rdmcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

Private Bernard Powell Of this city.
who was reported rs among III" mss
ing by thn War Department some time
ago. nccorl;n; To latest reports has
been returned /" duty. indicating that
some error had been mndc in the pre-
viuuS announcement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

Miss Clara Henry. Roy Cutter and
Frank harrington. rs we'll as a large
chorus of pretty and sprghtly girls.
This attraction IS guaranteed 10 be one
of the best OF the entire season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

Wheeling contributed it's Shar" If TO
sp"Ct TO cx-Prcsihcnt Roosevelt yes
tcrday. All flags on The city and county
buildings were at half mast. while nu-
mcrnuS individual citizens dTapcd their
homes with the cnuntry's flax III tho
sam" position. Wherever one came in
contact with my number OF people.
great regret WIS expressed At tho sud
den taking off Of Americas most pop
ular citizen
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The old convict ship Success: IS
stu fast aground near AmhridGc. Pa.
according IT. reports received in local
circles.
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Marriage Licenses.

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