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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-06
NJ MECHEN BILL
PASSES HOUSE
BY GOOD MARGIN

ETON, W. Va. Feb. 5-The
senate this afternoon passed fourteen
bills including the Hinton charter; haI-
rison county criminal court salary p!ii,
the building and loan association bill;
the coal hoisting machinery bill; the cor
poration directors bill; the diphtheela
anti-toxin bill: tho Red Sulphur district
high school bill; York pablo health ollf'
Marion county law library bQl: Cooun
primary election bill; the soldiers vote
bill; the Peasants county school bill;
the McMechcn charter; and the BenWooo
charter.
BY a vote OF II to S. the senate de-
fcatcd the passage of the Harmer o,il
lures which may be made by candidates
for office in this state.
Rejections also was voted or the
Scherr resolution proposing conatitu-
tional amendment TO allow women 10
vote on the equal suffrage amendment
when it should again be submitted.
Efforts made by Senator Luther. Sup
ported by, Senator Sanders. to have the
Lewis BILL retHHng to state repositories
again taken up on reconsideratton or the
vote by which" it was rejected yester-
day, failed This Is the bill which has
caused the controversy between Treas
urcr W. s Johnson and Auditor J. ..
Darst
Luther made a motion to have the
vote rcconsidered, after which Harmer
InSfN0 u \hpic
Harmer motion was adopted. the vote
Seek Recommendations
Senator Duty, chairman Of the Fir-
Einia debt committee, introduced JOINT
resolution providing a call BY the lcSis-
lature on the new Virginia debt commits
sion for further recommendations as 60
what should be done by the legislature,
and saying that the Legislature would DO
nothing In the case until it received sucn
recommendations.
Tho house toInt resolution relating to
the appointment Of joint COMMITTEES
from the house and senate to confer
with q like committee representing the
Maryland Legislature on the question oil
bridges over the Potomac river. wa,
adopted.
The department OF mines bill, provid-
ing for increasing the number OF state
mine inspectors from fifteen to nine
teen. increasing their pay from $4,000
| to $4,000 q year and increasing tho pay
OF the chief of the department from
| $4,000 to $4,000, was passed in the hoUs,
by a vote Of So to 4; 1t was voted tc
make the bill effective from passage
Important Bills PASS.
] The house also passed tho Godfrey blr
| relating to assessments and taxation o.
vote of So to 13 the MCPHERSON billy
| providing against animals running a.
| largo by o vote Of 81 to 80; the Parsons
| bill, providing regulations for the SAT,
Of commercial feeding stuffs: and tn,
Hill bill, to make gas pipe lines com
mon carriers,
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PROSPERITY WAKES
/ m TERRITORY HELD
/ BY OUR TROOPS
BY CYRIL BRowN
EStaH Correspondent Of The World and
The Intelligencer.)

EStaH Correspondent Of The World and
The Intelligencer)
COBLENZ. Feb. 5.-An investigation
Into the social and economic conditions
in the occupied area yields complete Jus
hfcation Of the wise. bruad-minded
american policy Of permitting the M
HVes, to enjoy the maximum Of possible
&reedou; and the minimum OF restric-
lions at the same time The conditions
koday are a striking tribute to Major
General DSckman. his STAFF and every
menhar Of the army Of occupation for
Ghefr efficient common sense in carry
ing out the liberal American policy.
One striking. outstanding feature Is
Hhat economic conditions continue to I'M
6rove in the American area as q direct
result Of the population being permit
ned to circulate freely throughout the
AREA with no other pass than an iden-
Hdfication card. As a result business
within the area functions virtually I'M
hampercd and is fast returning toward
normal, while much new business Is re
5orted as originating within the area
occupied by, our troops The fact that
Rho doughboyS are liberal spenders and
kile German tradesnen are making a
strong bid for American military trade
: Is ais factor in the increasing pros
Serity throughout the American area
Unemployment Decreasing.
:, Under American occupation it is sig
hifcant that unemployment has de-
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In tho death Of Mr.. Hullihen Quar-
rier. who passed peacefully away at 3
O'Clock yesterday morning at his home
most beloved and useful citizens. The
death Of MT Quarter was Sudden and
Unexpected Tuesday morning ne com:
planned Of not feeling well and did not
Wheeling Mold and Foundry. company
as usual. Or arising yesterday n14rn..
ing he seemed TO have fully recovered
and announced his intention OF gong
chat with Mis-. Quarter preparatory 10
leaving for the office. when the end
came. His wife. who had left him for
moment 10 attend to fGm son, .5na IN , an
she returned. There was no evidcro'-
of the slightest struggle.
Mr.. Quarter was Il years OF age and
city, aIy ' lie was the son Of the late viii
| liam B and Mary Hudson Quarter.
/ He had been actively identified with
the business interests OF the city from
early manhood up until the tune OF
Establishment of l.. s. Dclaplaine & Co..
and continued q partner in that concern
until its dissolution several years ago.
connected with the Wheeling Mold
! Foundry company. OF which concern he
was assistant treasurer. :
| Tho deceased was prominent IN So
cial as well AS business circles. nc
was onr of the founders Of the Fort
Henry club and among the fraternal or
PLANTATIONS in. which he held menoer-
ship, was Bates lodge, Ancient, FREE
and Accepted Masons. Hc was mem
Der of ST. Matthews Protestant Epis-
copal church in which he had been
Mir Quarter came from old Virginia
stock on BOTS the patcrnal and matern-
ial side OF his house. his, father being
William r. Quarter and mis- motheI
| Mary \. J.. Hudson, and 1T was
| natural for him 10 inherit the QUALITIES
Of Il Virginia gentleman. genial. goncr.
Gus and courteous. He was constant
reader Of the best literature ana pos
scssed a keen sense Of humor. when
made him an interesting ana dehshtlu'
! liz is survived by his cstimablc wife
formerly Miss Annie Hogg. Of Cadiz
To-. two sons. Charles tiogg ,SuariSr
now with the 3l4th Field Artilicry IL
To-. two sons, Charles Hogg. Quarrier
recently honorahly discharged from inc
| United States navy and now holoinE
position with the Hnzcl-Atias "'ss'
Funeral from his late residence iT
! Woodsdalc. Friday afternoon; al. t~l
o'clock Friends fth" family are III
| yi,rd to- attend. intermcnt priNllc iD
| Greenwood cemetery.
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. and Is continuing to deGeas ss
esSis1, The rural districts EnoGa
sn-;e,n occupation look par go
A snJ investigation IN the area n1-a
49, a4,d division disclosed inc n
Sy farm horses has doubled n'e
the arrnistice was SlSteo- ,.S,,ne ouiet
LIZ ~, % -,eo11e of the area continue oS III, =
.uT , rniutrnum Of trouble. nc &c
nr;ncinnl complaint or toe nIocse,an-
Gains. the continuance OF III. ~ car
yyhich they resent feeling lnA' '-'
Is over. - 49,
Another feather IN the cap OF ~.
AMERICAN occupation forces IS me -.
wi food conditions. which oute no.
t Iii ne growing worse due to tho ar
80 ~ The cold half OF winter. are ny
gattinr worse nearly as last N us
sreric,n areas as in other parts Oh -
rn.nv notably Cologne. where, acGorolns
n the Cologne Gazette. they are pr@o ~,
;np alarming. American mliitary
,ho-;ties are doing everything IN tne i
,nu,ar TO conserve German FOOD Wttnll
The area exclusively for the Setuls TINA.
non,,letiop. and If the popolauot. 90
- the population can pull through I1e
u.;nter without food help from RInes!ca
and the allies, the credit Will De MS
duo TO our military authorities.
watch Political Events.
The political programs In s0utnern
Germany reminiscent OF the cr'tlcfu pr
Rod in American political history Ne
being watched with the utmost intetes'
from here. Reports reach here that ga
varia is alarmed by the posS1puiIy Oh
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CODE BILL IS
PASSED BY THE
LOWER HOUSE
HHHNH HtlHAaEA

cEARr. EsroS. W. Va Feb, S-Ine
house of delegates thfs moS,,SnoI
pended it's rules and the SonSL an three
tenerate day' and took up for irnueat,
ate consideration the general
code bin as passed by the the
amended it and passed IL
mis- measure provides for tho coz,
Tying and enacttnS in one act az
1evy, laws Of the STATE ana sSoounts and
manner of laying leV!es. and LUZ n,
provides penalties against violations,
The principal amendment to See sssts
J Mcclintick. Of kana~ha county. Sirik-
: Ing from the bill a provision inak I,af
members OF county courts. nuIhI npTh
efviIiy and criminaly liable for lntrac1
tions Of the law, whether COMPUTED
wilfnlly or BY error honestly made.
A hard fight was made against ~ -.
Of the bsn IN. the house. and Delegates
Anderson McCauley. Kern and kuyke en-
DAN. all Of whom eontenoed Jaat ~ G.t
rreat hardship on officers who, IN
nest Instances are practically dra1eeo
into the public service and arc pafu
TSs bill iTn stiiI contains provtstons Tor
,nunishine any officers who w11fuuy
and the expenditure. Of public funds,
THIS bin proVicSS TOT az oto $50 $500 -
Etate Necessary to take care OF ALI tne
) shanges proposed In the school fawS
pf die state BY the sShool e9 20 have erS1:
Sreatty ,clarthed matters for the favor.
able Consideration. OF the SCHOOL eooe
s.Se only ot1er controversy which
I seaIna ND 10 .tAe house this morning was
6veri The Blizzard bill. providing tor
{ Ehe Weighing OF an coal mined in the
state as q. bass Tor paying mne[s p.
rhis -hill carna from the COMMITTEE sds ..o on
I hat It be. not passed,
Tho light came on iurnecdatc9y over
fhe question Of rejecting The oIt bAa "
Feject and order the bin placed on rrst
|, feadinE. so that it nightd be conslo-
/ eSed on its merits on the Moor Of the
house On the question OF re5ecffoa
I ha demanded the ayes and noes
! 1.-THE action of tho committee n re-
/ @,crtin<- The bin -unfayorahty was de-
Tended by Delegate J.. s. ThurDond Oh
{ The bill was considered carefully In the
( eommittee and that no demands for Its
( passage had been received rom sec
f HONS Of the state where coal Is not
Scaies are now in use He declared 4,
would Be a great hardship to place any
more burdens Of expense upon tho coal
0efps esi9e s n sn the biz come out Tor
consideration on its merits. however.
Ras voiced by Delegates StarcSsr. Hack
hey, Slower. Nutter, FortneS. Hall and
John. and on ron call tho vote was l6
Tor rejection and SIS for placing IT on
First reading on tho calendar. where it
went
On Recommendation Of the Judiciary
!. 5eomu1ittee- the house rejected the
: Gfoves bill providing for the retire
Inent Of circuit judges on pay after
fhe age of 70 years: the Coberty de-
3fnouent tax ball. and the McCtntc
criminal court bill.
The Groves bill had been introduced
with the particular purpose Of provid-
hing q means of meeting the situation
SYAtsed through the Sturgiss invest
tEationA
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highly centralized German government.
She fears losing her old peace time SOY
ereiEnty. The reports say Bavaria Is
tying to induce SaHony, Wurttemoers
and Baden to participate in joint aG-
ton stand against the idea or centTul-
ICED government and to preserve INC
right TO cecede from q loose federation
at will. In the opinion Of political e1-
= deciding between states rights and
! n FEDERAL union on the American plan.
The Rehabilitation and REIMBURSEMENT
of the enemy forces are being also close
IN followed from here The impression
hero Is that ali the old infantry, artl-
lery and cavalry regiments. with the eX-
ception Of the AsAce-L Lorraine reel-
rnents, which existed prior TO- the out
break Of the war are continuing thelr
existence, though in highly skeleton,
! ICED form averaging only thousand
per regiment New formations arc be-
iieved mostly disbandcd. and the gen
eral idea is that the German army today
! is practically back on a peace time
basis
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FLU TAKES TWO FROM
FAMILY in few DAYS

Death by influenza has taken two
young children within the present week
from one Elm Grove home. while III"
rest OF the family is suffering OF the
LAST night Elane Littman. aged I
years, daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs. &. A
Ovcrbrook. Elm Grove. On last Sunday
another Littman child died OF tho flu"
Cleveland Lit;man. aged . years. The
funeral was held yesterday and few
hours after burial the other child pass
cd away.
ents one sister Virgins Littman.' and
two brothers.. Clarence and Raymond
Littman. all Ill in the family home.
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THE morning AZ II O'Clock a. the
home Of their daughter. Mrs. Alher,
Powell at beech Glen. funeral services
will By held for Mrs Linda y. irwin;
who died last Monday At me rcSidc s,s-
Ices will liz conducted by Rev. James
81 Porter. pastor Of vance. Memorial
church, and friends Of ;hr family arc
invited to attend. Private In'srmen1
will be mndc IN Greenwood cemetery.
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wierel Funeral Today.

Funeral services for David tTcd.rark
Wiegel, son Of William q. ana Ma
garei Wlrgel. who. died carly Momua?
morning. will h" held This attrrnooh a a
South broadway. Friends Of the FAMILY
are invited TO attend. lnt"rmrni wiz
be made in Greenwood crtnetGry;. ,-
The deceased was IN hrs mn 49,
and hal h.cn III for several mouths;
Surviving are his parents. ono s'Sl'T ana
nnn brnt her.
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From the family residence at WI
Market street, This afternoon at Two
o'clock. will be held the funeral Of MIS-:
Rose Mice, Roberts. wife of Henry
Roberts, who died Sunday as the re
suit OF injuries received in an auto acci-
dent at Martins Ferry. on the proceed
ing Friday. DR.. Clarence T., Allen, pas
tor Of the Fourth Street NJ. E.: church,
will offieiatc. Intermcnt will be maze
in Greenwood cemetery.
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Gihsou ObaeQ uiea.

Yesterday afternoon Mt Two O'clock
tool, place the funeral of william Hlb.
son. aged and highly esteemed citizen OIL
West Alexander. Pa. who died Mohnta gay
night. Services were held ut his late
residence. Rev. Henry Riddle pastor or
the Presbyterian church. officiating
Intrr,n"nt was mado in the West Alex
andnr cemetery.
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Dawson Ohsequies.

The funeral Of Mrs. Emily Dawson,
wife of Joseph Dawson. who died last
Monday afternoon. took place yesterday
afternoon from the residence OF her son.
George Dawson in Overbrook, near Elm
Grove. Rev George W. Lockhnrt. or
Emmanuel Baptist church. officiated
Tntermcnt was made in Mount zion
cemetery.
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Word has been received here Of The
death of Albert f. Winchcr. II former
resident Of this city, Mt his home IN
RuffaIo. y. Y, Local relatives were adj
vised recently OF his serious condition
and were to some extent prepared for
tn. word announcing his death. Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-06
Winder Fuueral To-Day.

Funeral services for Capt. william
WIndcr. who passed away last Monoa!
evening. will be held this afternoon at
three O'Clock ut the residence o. nis
datIrhter Mrs hnnin Myers 900 North
Front street lnterm"nt will follow in
Mount Wood cemetery.
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Tho funeral Of Harry NOrlhwood,
prominent business man cx the city. who
died last Tuesday. will take place Fri
dny afternoon at . o'clock from his late
residence at 310 South Front street.
Friends Of the family arc invited 10 at
tent. lntcrmcnt VIII be private III
Greenwood cemetery.
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NAY Funeral Yesterday

Tha funeral Of August L. Nay. well
known local business man. who died
last Sunday ut ihe johns Hopkins hos
pital. Baltimore. took place yesterday
NJ two o'clock from his late reSldcnce
in Wood.awn. Rev. Claude Porter Terry,
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deceased resided on the Island practic-
ally all of his life up until the time OF
moving 10 Buffalo. He was at one
time engaged in the wholesale produce
business on Main street II was IN me
hope OF rcgaining his declining heaitn
that he left Wheeling and took up ms
residence in Buffalo. where he continued
10 MAKE his home up until the time Oh
his death.
MT. Winchrr is survived by his widow,
who, before her marriage. wns Miss LIZ
liam Statlcr OF this city. and ihree sons:
Lieut. Ellsworth Wincher now with. the
American forces in France. and Robert
and Henry +. Wincher, at home. and
one daughter. Miss Alberta Wincher. ut
home The deceased was$the son or the
late William Wincher and brother OF
G. T.. Winchcr. Miss Mary Winchcr anil
Mrs. n. r. Bell OF this city and Mrs. {.
H. Israel Of Scranton. Pm: Mrs. 4. l..
Terry and l.. NJ. Wincher. Of New York
City. The remains will be inferred al
Buffalo Mrs. H. r. Bell Of this city
, will attend the funeral Mrs. Ed Win
cher and his sister are In Florida ann
il is not known whether they Will reach
Buffalo in time for the services.
Mrs. c. Z. Pasco.
| Mrs, Annie T. Pasco. wife OF G. T.
Pasro. died Wednesday afternoon at
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erty Hill farm on the Bethany pike She
was in her forty-first year.
Funeral services will be held at her
late residence Friday afternoon at :
oclock. followed by irterment in the
Short Creek cemetery.
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The sKating season Is short mere
,honts and throughout the country Il
win soon be difficult to get a skate on
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EoxTS GAUGE GRIP AND INFLUENZA
LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN1NE Tablets
remove the cause There is only ono
sNAtafe on the box SOC.
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DEATH SUDDENLY
OvERTAKES HULL|HEN
QUARTER At HOME
PRRpAGEp TO GO TO woRK he
DIES AT BREAKFAST TABLE
YESTERDAY MOER1HG.

Wheeling Mourns The LOSS OF An
other Loyal and Useful Cihzsa
After Short Illness
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Founder Of Fort Henry Club and Prom
inent In business and Masonic
Circles Of City.
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Roberts x-uneral Today.

pastor of the First Presbyterian church.
officiated. Intcrment was MADE IN
Greenwood cemetery.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs-
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Mrs. c. Z. Pasco.
Mrs. Annie l.. Pasco. wife of c. T..
p:,sro. died Wednesday afternoon at
LAS o'clock at her residence on the Lib
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-03-21
HELPING THOSE WHO CANNOT
HELP THEMSELVES

Mr.. a. st. Clair, of Tazewell, who
contributes thru q French War Or
phan Society to the support of an or
phan in France, has recently rccciv-
ed the following letter:
The Chapel Hulin, Feb. 3, 1919.
Dear Bencfactor:
thank you for your kindness 70
NE. | received your money order in
Tho first quarters pay of IS francs.
| am very grateful for it. wish that
you become interested in me. am
young. | am only seven years old, so
| do not write you long letter, how
ever | might be able at another time
to be better informed, shall take adj
vantage of it. | wish for you dear
benefactor good health to you and to
all those who associate with you all
the joy that you might desire. wish
10 send you my picture, as well as
those of my little brothers.
Receive, dear benefactor, the assur-
ance of my deepest respect
MARIE ROLAND.
y Lioet de Ii. Chapel Hulin, Maine
and Loire, France.
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MEMOIR.

Miss Matte Frances, daughter of
Nj. and Mrs. John A. Vernon, of
Bartdy. Va, was born Sept. 10, 1894;
died March 7. 1919, age "a wears. 5
months and 81 days This is the first
time that death has invaded thtis good
hoe Her brother. the Rev. will
Vernon, is a useful minister of the
gospel, now in charge Of "a church in
Bluefield district. Another brother
was in France when last heard from.
All the family but he were at the fu
neral.
Miss Matte was II member of the
Methodist church ut Bandy from ear
ly girlhood and adorned her profess
sion about seven years ago, she OBJ
tanned larger and more satisfactory
experience, witch gave her much joy
and real peace of mind. No one who
knew her would ever call in question
the purity and Saintliness of her life.
She loved her Bible, and devoted much
time to its careful perhIsal. The time
spent in reading and meditating up
on it IS a constant febuke to many
who make greater ptetansions to the
requirement of knowledge than did
she. II was her habit to read the BIZ
bic. all of it, through twice each year.
She had frail body5 the result of
a painful injury receiveSl in childhood.
Her physical powers could not be re-
garded rs altogether nctrmal, but she
had bright intellect ;bd took pride
in doing fancy crochet ,Eork. She was
Industrious, so far nS her strength
would permit. She took great delight
in performing the lighter household
duties. She may truShfully be re-
garded as the favorite OF y large fam
lily Of which she was a member. No
other one in that home would be
missed so much as will She, for Mat
tie was always ct home. More than
any other of the children, she was the
constant companion of h9r mother.
She was deeply intereAted in the
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COVE CREEK NOTES.

Cove Creek, Va, Mar. ll.-March
winds are blowing and the farmers
are busy blowing.
Mr.. John Richardson, of Graham
was visiting friends and relatives in
the community Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Lizzie Compton was the CUES,
of Miss Lucy Shade Sunday and Mon.
day
G. L. Shawver and family were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kidd
Sunday.
Miss Lettic Showers has closed he,
school out at Rounb Bottom and is
TT home.
Mrs. Pyott Shrader and children
and Mrs. Oliver Crabtree passed thru
this place Saturday enroute to Shaw
vers Mill to visit friends and rcla-
tives
Mrs; Reese Howery spent Friday
and Saturday at Tazewell, having
work done by the dentists.
Mrs. T. l.. Shufflebargel, has been
on the sick list for the past week
but is some better
MIR. jeff Higginbotham and his mo-
Their motored over to the Garden Sun
day and spent the day with Doctor
Higginbotham.
Misses Hazel Showers and Cecil
Robinett spent Saturday and Sunday
with homefolks, and returned to the
school ut Bland court house Monday
Mr.. Sam Robinett was visiting in
the community the first of the week
Uncle Billie Horton died at the
home of his step-daughter, Mrs. AL
bert Cox, Saturday, the 9Th, and was
buried the Sunday evening following
on Wolf Creek.
Robert Wilburn and family are Wis
ting in the community.
The second quarterly meeting was
held at Mt. Nebo Saturday and SUM-
day. The third one will be held on
Laurel Fork.
MIR. Wylie Showers is moving to his
fathers place, Mr.. w. II. Showers.