The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], May 16, 1917, Page SIX, Image 6

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PARENTS
Are Extremely Anxious
That Their Children Shall
Be Educated
The child or individual who goes through
life without a knowledge of Music is some
what handicapped.
If you are contemplating the purchase
of a piano, the following makes we guaran
tee to give a life service.
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tlio uTratost artists.
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THE EMERSOX needs no comment.
Our line of pianos is too latere and varied to mention in this issue.
You have a eordiai invitation to visit our Piano Department at
any time and decide for yourself the instrument best suited to your
requirements.
AY e will be glad to meet prospective customers any evening by
appointment. Call Bell Phone oOj or National 4<>j.
EASY TERMS NO INTEREST
C. A. HOUSE Co.
1141 Market St.
i
"Our Experience Your Safeguard."
NEARLY HUNDRED
WOMEN SEW DAILY
FOR THE RED CROSS
SUPPLIES COMMITTEE HAS COM-!
PLETED a LARGE ALLO i - ,
MENT OF BANDAGES.
Preparations Now Start for Furnishing ;
Navv Hospital Lpiit? Wheeling >
Chapter is Quite Active.
The supplies committee of the Redj
Cross society has completed its allot- j
ment of muslin bandages, enough for,
the regulation oOO beds, it was an-j
nounced yesterday. With the com
pletion of the muslin bandages, the
' committee is now setting to work pre-:
paring articles for the navy hospital',
.unit. As this work is completed other.,
features will be taken up. Nearly a;
hundred women were working in the,
headquarters in the Hub building jes-j
terday afternoon. I
Moundsville Chapter Affiliates. ?
\t an enthusiastic meeting heu. in
Moundsville Monday night, members,
of the newly organized branch ot th
-\raerican Red Cross socit^t^ .
animously voted to become affiliated!
with the Wheeling chapter Mrs. h
E. Field, Mrs. Gibson Caldwell and
H C Whitaker were present and de
livered addresses. The new organiza
tion has a large membership. j
Active Membership Campaign. j
Active work on the membership,
campaign of the Wheeling chapter. ,
American Red Cross society, is
pected to be revived todaj. Mrs.;
Robert J. Reed, chairman of the mem
bership committee, arrived home last .
night from New York city and % ill
devote her entire time to the work.
Sewing in Homes.
Manv women who can not come to
the headquarters of the W heeling
chapter, American Red Cross society,
have volunteered to do what work
thev can at their homes. Mrs. H. I . .
Whitaker. president, announced yes
terday afternoon. One woman is de-.
voting eight hours a day to the work,
in her home.
Red Cross Entertainments. .
Many entertainments for the benefit ,
of the Wheeling chapter. American
Red Cross society, are being planned ,
by the entertainment committee.;
Nothing definite has as yet been ar-j
ranged, it was announced yesterday, j
Gompers Tells Wilson j
Labor is Backing Him;
WASHINGTON. I). May 15.? i
The first joint session of the British
labor and officials ot* thBj
American Federation of Labor was
held hero to-day iu the Federation
building. . i
President Gompers. h<*< r?-tai> Mor-j
rison and other offlwr* of /he led'T-j
ation met in conierencc with ? hailes:
W. Bowerman and J. R. Thomas, both |
prominent British members of parjia-j
ment, and N. W. Garrod, representing,
the welfare department of the mmis
.try of munitions.
The British delegates w.-re sent 't ,
this country in connect inn with the
British official mission, ar th" sugges
tion of President Gompers. who asueu
Premier Tdovd George t ? ? ?l< ? so. A 1 a
uadian delegate also lias beetiappomt- ?
^ "If the cause of freedoiut justice,
democracy and humanity i> to pre
vail labor and capital both niu pflft
awiv selfish ends and work nig.-t.ier
to win the war." Mr. G..m;e :s de
clared. , .. . , .
"The purpose of 'his mee :.u ?> to
inaugural ?' a central move :..war>!
ilnited and whole-souled -flor; to help ,
!his country, ju>: snarling r .
??le and the allies who f? r two mid a
half vears have beeti liuhtins 'he war.
"This strussle will il^t* ninn*' tor ;n
ccnturv or nioiv which nm**ri.
shall ore vail wheth< i '!? murtacy .
making 'a real f. deraiiou o: nations,
shall be lost, or whom, r d-sjiot m i j
and autocracy >haU n:l- "?i
peoples of all the worid. ;
"Labor has a definite par- to play.'
What that part is and how if is to
be played, will b- .N-cid-d in this
meeting." . . ,
The labor conferees w < re reci i\ ed
by President Wilson ar 'he w.u.e
House late today
After receiving the lahor comm. -
tee the pr. -id- m; '!'? a br-f bpee?- u
declaring h.s inferes' in .iei.
nud expressing 'he hope mat the
standards sf for .at;"
many years of lei..sU?i.\e ? ? ? ? ?' ?
? not b^ lowered as a ron-eijiienee ?>t
the war. Mr. Gompers as^ure'i tap (
oresldent that lahor ?a- unfed <n ,
standing behind him. '
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About People g
Movements of Individuals to p j
X and From the City. g
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A. K. Sinks. secretary of t In* Wheel
ing chapter. American Red i 'toss -o
cieiy, was in Sistersv:!le yesterday
organizing a branch of the lied Cross
in that place.
Dr. W". \V. Spargo of Albuquerque, '
X. M., is visiting his mother, .Mrs. J
(5race Spargo. of North Maisi street.
The doctor's many old friends will he
glad to see him after an absence of
seven years. (
Mrs. Robert .1. Reed has relumed'
to her home here from New York ci; y, j
where she has been visiting.
.Mrs. D. Sherman, Smith of Lam as- .1
ter, Pa., who has been the house guest
of Mrs. Frank Stamm and who came
for the wedding of Miss Klizabeiu;
Stamm and Mr. Richard .Markell. has
returned to her home.
Miss Lois Guild will leave on Fri-,
day for Elwood. lmd.. where she will
visit with friends.
Mrs. Russell McAllister of
minster. Hritish Columbia, is the guest'
of her sister. Mrs: R. II. Ihinkard. .>fi
the Island. ;
Miss Hilda Borim; has ret u ruod
from a visit with friends at Wells- >
burg. I
Bishop Frank Hamilton of f'it tsb:trgii. ;
who arrived in the city Monday to as- .
sist tn launching the financial campaign i
for \V?sleyan college. will km to M"un<jy- i
villc this evening to speak .it the weeklv I
prayer s?rvic?> in Che First .Methodist !
Kpisoopat church.
The Rev. Dr. George I >. Smith ?'if'
Mowndsville. was among: the ministers !
from down the river to attend the tn.-.-t j
ing here last nicht to h-irin the . am- j
paign for Wesloyan college.
County Agent Isaac S. t'ook of Mi., i
Pan Handle Agricultural club. returned.'
home yester>l:?y from V.'.>st Liberty.'
where he was on offi.-ial business. ' !
'ilen Alter, a former local news writer. '
now on th?> Pittsburgh I'ress. will likely j
accompany the Pittsburgh < 'hamber of,
Comtnerco delegation which will visit'
this city tomorrow. > '
\V. Francis lftyde. wolf nre ? -??ir i r ? !
the Wheeling > 'ommereial assorin i ion.!
will leave In a few days for a tour]
through the interior of the slat.
Mrs. .1. 11. Kevser of Nc? IIkv' Ii, V. .
Va.. iam>- to "Wheeling y.-st.-rday t" a:-:
tend the remaining sessions <?f the!
latthera.il missionary woiimis' -conven- j
tion.
Night Police Sergeant Iti.-n Miller:
resumed his duties last ?? v < :t i ti u .t 1 1 j
enjoying a two weeks' vacation.
Mrs. t'. II. i:io>>m of Fairmont. ?> ,
here attending the Lutheran women'*!
missionary convent ion.
Silas Steinhauser. well known locaL
newspaper man. has accepted the j.vst- |
fion of managing editor of'the le-llatre ,
Loader. '
Master Thomas <"oyle. who has been j
confined to the Ohio Valley Hospital
for the past 'six weeks, is recovering
slowly.
F. M. l\in>c of I'arkershurK. arrived j
yesterday on business.
Confesses Killing of j
Two in Minnesota!
SAN FRANCISCO. May I.*., losejeij
Fiedenbatigh. alias Kdward Hamilton,!
a youth of It-'. test night confessed, '
according to the police that he shot j
and killed Mrs. Alic< McQuillan Dunn,!
divorced wife of H. C. Dunn, a; f h -r !
father's home in St I'atif. April |
and that two day? previously In sito'. I
and killed Policeman Ceoige Con -j
nery of Minneapolis, who had arrested I
him for speeding.
Red?nbaugh also confessed, accord -\
ing to the police, that lie robbed !e
Fniversity Place hank at I niversi'.y ;
Place, Neb., last February; that j
robbed a safe in Hipley. Okla., and
that he had stobii and sold a score v ,
more of automobiles in ui .-torn and
mifldle west citjos.
riedenhauch I old the police i|in> ? h : ?
murder- of Mrs. Ihinn was first coa- 1
sidered last October and charged I hit L '
a Sr. Paul man had tilann< d tin* de
rails. Ho told 'ho officers that when
he was tirsr approached about the
killing oi Mr.-. hunti h?- was inform, d
that he could gel S'j.ntm for "the job."'
Redenbaugii said that after : iie
death of ("turnery iie w?-nt again i?>
the man who had approached him
about the killing of Mrs. Dunn and
told him he was ready lo uo ahead.
He said that Frank Mct'ool. now mi
custody at Omaha, who accompanied
him when Connery was killed, wa*
wPh him and was to share in the;
money off. red for killing Mrs. Dumi
and thvt demanded Sri.'-'OO. lie
''?en d'-'.aMed according to the police,
the mnnre; ;n which he entered the
hrniie of Mrs. Dunn and how lie kill'-d j
iie; and received his pay.
f'eileiibaugh told the police thai .'p- !
was first taken into -cits'ody for rob- 1
hery when he w as n i r < y.-ars old and i
was given a year and a halt tit a Jo
t cut ion iiome. J
Army Bill Agreed Upon j
With Roosevelt Rider
Retained in Measure :
WASHING I'oN. May Tlx- warj
anm liill probtihlx will become law ,
within ?ii?- n"M f'w '1:,vs :",,1 ?,v
tlu* fin! of the week i In' com preheti
>iv?. ol.ins 1.1 t he war .lopartniHit tor
raisins a force to light Herman;. will j
be in motion. . , '
Conferences ol senate ami house (
agreed upon ili?* bill today. deciding ?
retain tlx* senate amendment under
which Colonel Roosevelt may be j
authorized to raise not more than lour,
divisions of Infantry for service in
I'ratice. . . I
The report wiil h- la'Kt n up by tnoj
house probably tomorrow and
adoption there i.- expected lo i
loweo (|uiekly by linai action in no
senate. ... .i,?
From consross the bill will go to the
White House f??r the signature of
President Wilson before i' becomes a '
law. Al'hdush ilo- administrai ion op
posed attaching any \olunteer pro
vision to the selective drat' pliltl I'
-r> generally believed 'iie president
will sign the measure it it reaches the
White House with the Roosevelt
amendment in it- The bill as it ,
stands merely would authorize, not
require, the recruiting of a volunteer j
force for service in I* ranee.
Thousands Forced !
Out of Ohio Schools
COUMIU'S. o.? May 1.*.. ? Several
thousand men students in Ohio's state
universities and normal school?, in
cluding < i i i : : > State university here
lorcnl om ot scnool i ocI<i \ sincl
urged to assist .in the preparedm ss j
movement by working on farms. '
Many class rooms were closed, al-j
though the order does not affect girl'
students tit tiieit stiuients in the seniot |
classes or the engineering or medical;
classes. Protests of students who did |
not want to leave school were of no j
avail, as the order absolutelv closed:
classes to them. Students forced out ]
I will be given credit for a fall year's
j work. providing their grades are high
enouch at this time.
Today's action was decided upon ?
' vesierday h> tiovernor Jatues M. ' ox
[and the state superintendent of public J
: instruction. . j
The order affected Ohio State uni-.
versity, Columbus: < > It it ? university,
Athens: Miami university. Oxford;
! Wiiherforro university, Xenia. and tfte
Howling Cit'eett and Kent state normal
'schools. |
I Between 1 .?'im and l.-">"0 students;
weie alTccieiLat Ohio State university, j
i.Manv Ohio Sun** university students!
: protested against leaving school at
| *his time, declaring that they had paid. i
up i heir board and room rent until tho*
end of the school year.
There was some talk of continuing j
the athletic teams at Ohio State uni-|
sitv. permitting the players to work on;
the university farm until the end of.
th" regular school year, bur this had j
not been determined Upon.
Women to Do Their j
Bit by Aiding Loan
U \SI 1 1.\" ;T? >N Ma> 15. ? A woman's]
I lilc t'l v iniiii i-iiiiilllee 1 1 :i s boon formed, i
; s.-ei. i.ir\ ,\!c.\"li?o iinnntineod tonight. to,
i t-si i ?- v nli tt" sroyrnniont In plac
1 1|, .!-_ini'i-.tniii,"Uii I. ili. -rlv limn J.y ill- |
? I : - : 1 1 1 '!>? -lit i\ M ns umiion and wo- ?
eii a- ? ?rKiiiiizai iocs t hrmichout thei
ei>i!iit;y !i ?i'iii' ii 01 various sec- |
liens ivitini ry. a-ciive hi women's [
? ii sraiii/ai ???II!-. an- "ii 'he eummittce. I
i . ; ,.1-ii ti'-'s In which women'
1 hold lie :nhei,-iiip will form nn advisory,
iii.ieiTMi* ' ' h< loan c.nnittcc. Tho t
? nie.-iii . national ilofense committee!
! v. lit :i:ker| in i n-oprrate.
1 Mi. Mi \ ? I ? ? Mill start, tomorrow fori
' i "hi,. -tun ni.-re !>? "ill open Ins speaking '
; i. hi i.i ? It- ?nt'ai w*-si in i ho interest |
i i.f I In I .ili. i : \ loan.
M;i n \ apiilieal ems I'm- tie- bon'ls \\ero
| ri-e<-!\ eil ini|:iy but l i-.-iMiry "1'ficials dc
??linoil in estimate the total.
CAMP BENJAMIN HARRISON
TILLED TOR THE PRESENT. ,
|
! ,\cro tali i ik t" word received ii-re yes- J
lerilay from; I'ort P.enjamin Harrison,
mi ?further applicaiils for enlistment in
the officers' reserve corps can be ac
pte.i without special iipprfrval from
the secretary of war. All applicant*
have" I accepted that van he nccoaj
modnt'.'d. it is considered likely. h"W
ev?.*r. that not a'.l applicants will be able .
in report for tr lining. In which event
I persons who have application wii; b
j giv. ii preference. ,
- \ : ina II roof fire occurred ai 'he
home of Patrick Wior. 27217 Wood
si reel, yesterday afternoon It wa/
[extinguished with chemicals. j
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COUNCIL APPROVES
ELECTION OFFICIALS
LIST SUBMITTED LAST NIGHT j
BY ELECTION COMMITTEE j
IS RATIFIED. 1
In Only Few Instances Are Officials'
Same as Had Charge During i
Rccent Primary.
?'il.v ? oiiuei II.;-! i -II iiiL, .1 j?|i: iiviil '
;i li-i ut judges .* 1 1 : ' 2 clerk.- !?-!'' til'
general c ii \ Heel ion ,M;i> 1' I.
Ill only a few iibi i ?? ;!:? lists
in an> |n*i -t-i :???{ ?n:iiv|j lite -;iin> a
in the primary.
Tlif >' !??! i inn. made ie i it ? ( !|,i 'iiii! !
;iinl approved li> council ,
rxuiini
follow
First Ward.
? ? . .1 ? ??nil. I l" ? ? \
, I; - I ? I 'I Ml lli' : . ' '*11
I :? i
il.-|i|.\
Win
I
I .i.-iiM M.-.j
1. > Will
I Minl.*\ \ i*|i-rl.-.
I'f.M-lll. t - \lilli
!?-?:: i > .1 I mi!> i
I ?r.-viin-: - I i
John W K
Tll'ii;:a-. li.iri.. ? ?
i-i.-.ipi. i i i:si?'
s*!ia:':. Ivi i
> . I'.' uii Spr ?
I *t f.-ic. : Sin K i:? i .
! VI I "i ! Kr! . i ? i ? i .: ' -.? i i i 1
S--.I hum'. < l. i -
Second Ward
i .-.iiit i ? ? i .
Ilrnwi'iui: I '? l?t
Si rani:-. A! l: '??!'. ? I'
? ?i-.-.-ilM ! .' II ? >?!'!??? ?' I 'I
?loll II Biirvcl 1. iu.lK'v. AI>Nal>l.,
i:i!l. ! 1 1 i.-ks. ?
I'm in. t I'. * i""! ' K.ii A" ? * ? ' " l[*s"
I. i;i J..'itl I'ulv II. .UJilf -1"' ' *
( I.iniMi'i. .i ?? 'lilhuan. ,-li-rk-.
ri ?imii> i ? i ii. ?; k ? ? i. <;-ry ? "m i?i
v\ ? ?!!. Kalplt K !i HKif r-?-!i:-ky.
St-\ ?? ! ';i w "it ? '?!!.
Tltirtl Ward.
Pi ... ii . i I l-'ia in. *; ? "a I ? I vv ? ? .Nihil I
W <'a.? W;ili.!. II I l.i ! I. ni-lu- . .M.S.'
.Mi M. I..i I! Mill- ' . i-- -
I'r-. : ii. I L' .1 I: Sli.liaid"-. Koli
.?i ; I Vl.ii-i : . .1 . >ii 1 1 W K ? ? 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . Ill'llU'S;
i 'has. It. I'.t.iK, 1 1 . 1 ? : V A ,\|i. in clerks.
I 'r.-r: lirt " .1 Kini.r Klr-S.\ Leopold
1 ; j. -sj.-r. Ilsinj Hastinus. lidci-. l'.*u?i?M
I-' M.-l '..iialil, II ' ' Al> ??! ?'. > i-: ks.
I ? i ii?- 1 ! I- 1. .1 Mill. I'. All" -I I 1
p? rs, i '??ii,';iil M i l!i . jmlii.-r- I . < ' ? ? I *a
(?"lam. Harry W 1 1 ;lil>:i ? ?!. clerks
Fo ui*t h Ward.
Precinct i .loliii ll?.!>iiian. John \ ocl
lii-u.-r, Kivil ilait.-. indue- . Je- IJHu
:u liu-r. I'hris Schamlira. clerks.
l'r.-.-::i. l : 'I. W. Ala.:. -. .l.-lin Sailors.
Kol..-i! I ;. .Ii juiip.---; Many Sailors.
i I.m.i .lolinsi.il. .-I<'rk.?.
I'l-.'.-iiH't l-Mwanl Ai.'l -ii I ????. AU.nt
Klai-i-.th, f.-t.' iSoih-iii.-iM. iiulKfs: Wm. j
M.-Kiiio.', II. Viv Hiiin. r. .-I'-rU.s.
Tiftli Ward.
I'lv.-in. t i Tiu.s. Sli... kii- y. IM ward j
Or:;"lil, .l.'loi Srlm.-nl.-i . ji:<Ik.-s; .lann'S j
Han.'. S.-liy Strniiih'Ti:. ??l.-rks, ?)
I'n-n-.ii - l."ii.> \\hi>s<-n. l-'rank
I '. llirimtr.-, II- nr> KLk. mmIi;. ^. t ai l
Wi.il". > "lias I '(.nrail..l i .. rl'-i l-.s.
I Tim; r.fi :: l|.?\vari| ) 1 ? - 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 . Sa'iUlfl
Mi < 'art;. . I'liillip \". ..- ! ! i isu ? r. hhIk"*:
i *!a r? ? i :* -.* S.-lini-iiK-i". I'ha^ M.-iik.-lrfllor.
Jr.. . l.-i k>.
I "i-pi'MU't i ViiicMii .th.-kson, Harry
Itai'liinan. Il.-niy I : ' : ~ t ? ? : 1 1 ju'lucs:
Si. In. -y I L ;i-inl>aiiiii. A 1 1 .?? ? : S. lir<-iVor,
ilfi-k.--.'
Sixtli Ward.
ri.-i-iiu-l 1 ? ?'lia.-. Hal.i^, l-al. K<-iii|>l.\
.li.lni M.-ili-k. 1 1 usi-uuin.
I'.aokmali. . h i k>
I'ri-ilint Win. lliiKsins. I'.nil Win
K.Mt'-r, Wm. i:.Min-ik?'. .imln's: .Miit-rt
KlinkiT. .\ ii u us'. HtMiem*. i-h-rks.
I'rt-rin. ' ? Wm. liai tollas. ?'hub
llati'li. .M. liri'Kini. jtnluiw; ? ln'ttker,
tlarr.v \'.<?-k l.-r. . l.-rks.
I 'ivi'i :irt I -.1 I..111I, li.urv K.'t:h-r. II.
II I : I ?r 1; >-?. .imlBfs; Wn). Kilv.-r. John
< ; rainlii'h. t h rks
|'i,.,-iii?-I it ? 1 "lias. Vi'Mll'Miian. H-'Mh.-iii
Ki'imikit. I ??' ii n I > l-'ryi'. .iuilices: John
1 lav in. J..I111 Ihiitlfih. ol.'fks.
T'iti inci ? Km nk Wrnil'-ll.. John
lit. yd. Isaac Alanpus. judKfs; Wm Kijii
dis. Wm. lii.tf.'rs, ch-rkv.
I'r.'riin't 7? T. i:. forriKa 11. John
.M^rs.-hrinl. II. SfiUii'in. John .M> -
1 ".iniik-k. II. K I In ft mi. cl<*rks. ;
Seventh Ward. .
J ? r.-? ? 5 11. ? r I ? '"'has. S N'a\ . M .1 Mi'- j
? "iiilooli. 1 it*. 1. W. Simi'soii. .iuilui'>: Sid
? I.aki'. Will. I'if|ifrs. . Ii-rks
I'r'-. in. -r Jos. I'lirf i!. A. I". Krar.k. I
I ,\. .1 I'arkfM'. jtidp's: Hoo. W. St.|.h
a:is. Wm. Slolihs. I'lorks.
I'rtvin.'t H ? i". \ Myor. Thomas Wll-J
.?on, I'h'as. K. Smrjiis. .hide's: Howard j
Mfrkl". Krank Kincln'loc. d.-rks,
I'recini't -t ? John l:irhard.?on. W
WaR.'n-r. Kilwar.l Mi?inli;irt. jndci's; \\
i.Miant/. Ktnfrson A><ra>! .-i.-rks.
rrci'ini't ? I '.<ii-l I ?inircr. II
Moy<?r. 11. I'. ?Motlr.^por jmlu.-s; Iv S.
Ki?ni|>l?>. 1 *. 'i Hnsnt'i 1 .-lorks.
IT.r.'inct li-? J. T. SawlOllo. W. II.
Well p. W. K. Floyd, jndi.'.'s ; Kenj. Hamil
ton. Koht. Kjimpl'^r. rl.Tk^*
Precinct 7 ? W. W. H'-rirdslfy. H. Tf.
MoKpi?, (I. W Schv>n<'rlfin. judtres; Krank
Ko"!>r. Thos. Ra v. cl.-rks.
Elg-hth Ward.
I'rv.'in^t 1-WI1I!.tii .M'Millan. Wm
Morrlioad. ("'ha:1 Stoi'kor. 'iids^s; Hfnry
Krlmson.' t'has. S^idlfr, ci.-rks
F'reeinct L' ? Wm. Knoiki*. Honry
\Vnko, l-M ward Bramer. jndc-s; ihnry
Klos^. l.a-.vivn.'o Annis rlorks.
Prorinc; J?AIIiti iirum, Adam Hon
ci'kcr, Frank- l-7rl ?* t judc-"-; into Kal
kr?nut)i. Herman Xolto. r]erks.
Procinet '> ? llerlK-rr Brattori. Ooori:?
Pishoff. Wm. Kioto, judijfis: Kdwn rd
Sehallenhprir, Ilonry Tappf. i-U-rks.
r'rpruicr 5 l-lenry Shreh?, Josoph
Humes. Ja.=. Nhrhols. judn'-s; Warner
V eager, rtoht. < 'unn'njcthair:. clerks.
KlecTior. Commissioners ? Johr. It.
ftold. D. ??. Brown.
- - I
I
? Petition frir naturalization whs j
filpd in the lot-ai fori era i office \r-stpr-j
riay by John Jlonninu. -i fi. liunsrurianl
hakor. of l,ri2S Division stroci, Ih-n- 1
wood.
? The Panhandle Asricultura] cltil> !
is sendincr to every memiier of r ho '
leuiplartire a half-tone em of a flock 1
of fvf? shf'i^p killeii in one night hv tw.i|
do.es on the Henry K. Peed farm in J
Heaver County, Pa.. March 3, 1917. in
an effort to have a more stringent
law enacted against slu-cp-killing
dogs.
? A raeeiing of (ho hoard of direc
tors of the Ohio Valley Automobile
<'lub will ho held in the Wheeling
Commercial association rooms tomor
row evening at TiS.t o'clock.
? ? Ii. Titlow, director of agricul
tural extension of the West Virginia
university, in a communication to
the mcmliers__of the Panhandle Agri
cultural club" .?trotigly advises si'.i
farmers to purcli.'ise as many govern
ment Liberty bonds, "for patriotic and I
investment reasons." says .Mr. Titlow. i
? Road Kitgine.'i- \V. (j. MeCluskey
will have a sub-drain svsi"tn installe-l
on the poorliouse rndd to do away
with Hi" tigly slip which threatens the
road.
? Prosecuting Attorney 0. A. Mc
Koe yesterday advised the county
commissioners thai the Panhandl
Tract ion company van be compelled
lo pave the River road above the city
water works. Acting on this adviool
I he commissioners instructed Kngi- ,
neer \V. "(>. MeCluskey. Jr., t(^ procei tl ,
to have the paving done at l he ex- j
pense of tin' trad ion company.
--The board of control yesterday!
instructed Kngineer H. Cooke '? o
have a heavy white line ;nark<d five
feet from the street ear tracks at
Twelfth and t'hapline streets as a
danger zone. Cars must he pttrkert
within 'lie space between the line and
paving.
Judge 11 r Hervey will convene
lhr> Marshall county term of circuit,
court ai Monndsville Mav L'!' .Inil^e
It. M. Addleman convene.- Hie Hrooko
county lerm at Wellsburg .lune L
? The National road over Kulto:*
hill was closed yesterday, to remain
closed until the paving is laid from j
the foot of Pillion hill to Konrtli
street. tj
$750,000 000 FOR"
MERCHANT MARINE
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ncrr.^il i.ulri;. I ill. S.-iiiT. apvfi pri.
t ii.ii.-* .-omiiiit'i- .
t .< u Nlai lien :ii:i .-il iw li> ii'.
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USED PIANOS
PLAYER PIANOS
An accumulation of second hand Pianos and
iij Player Pianos that have been taken in exchange on
' New Angelus and Autotones will be cleared out at
less than half the original cost ? A partial list follows.
LUDW1G $145
Oak Case ?
BRIGGS
Ebony Case
KRANICH & BACH
Ebony Case
SHONINGER
Oak Case
PLAYER
Mahogany Case . . .
PLAYER
Mahogany Case . . .
PLAYER
Mahogany Art Finish
PLAYER
Mahogany Case . . .
$ 90
$120
$195
$265
$315
$345
$395
?
These instruments have all been put in the tk st of
condition and are rare bargains at the price.
Easy terms with no interest.
: Davis, Burkham Tyler Co.
jjj 1416-1418 Market Street
BRIDGEPORT MAN IS !
HELD TO GRAND JURY
JOHN LOVELL CHARGED WITH OB
TAINING MONEY UNDER
FALSE PRETENSE.
Said to Have Inducod Kirlrwood Woman
to Give Hini Larg-e Stun on Promise j
to Get Money From Ground. '
Having told a prominent woman in';
Kirkwood. there was a fortune huri??d '
:m 1 lie i?i around her house ami lui v i iivt !
promised 10 ?> i v i' uj> for 1 ? ? ? r it' slit;!
wouid pay him for the work. John
l.ovell. after lie had received from her :
in installments totaling it is al
It'K.-il. was arrested on charge of get'-'
litis; inonej under false pretense mid lo
iliiy will Ik- taken t" Si. Clairsvillc to j
await grand jury action.
l.ovell was arrested in Martins Ferry !
r>n Monday evoning and brought to
l!ridgoport- l>; < "onstal'do Will Itritton 1.
and I'fficer 1 Me. II" pler.ded not guilty,
and sa Id h?? would r" j n 1 1 1 the ?:?se out in
' lie higher courts.
NAVY PERSONAL
BILL NOW PASSED,1
AVA.SH1NOTMX. May If., -The senate |
today passed the house hill increasing !
the enlisted s! reiij-'t h of the navj to,
i.r,i',fiOn moil, that of the marine corps to;
"(i, <'00 men. and grant inn increases in j
pay io the navy's enlisted personnel
irpi.nl lo those provided for the army
forces.
'I'll- measure will k<> to ennf erenee fur
consideration of amendments. including
"in adopted hy i he senate changing the
'cli'diile of pay increases to so conform
with the inertjjises provider! for enlisted
i ? 1 1 in I he army, t'nder Lhe amend
ii. ? nt liiere won Id ho a KTaduatcd senle
? ?r 11 n vy pay increases ranging < I ? ? \\ n - {
ward frmn ?!?> a month :?! Inxvsi ir r.-i ?!? . '
Thi- house im asure would have i rnv i ? i ? ? ? 1 1
an inctv-isn o r $if( Tor this craiic. !
Tli>' senate ailso vviufi. mt>> ; hi- 1 1 :in J
:t.il! ItMfizai inn fur appoint merit el' six,
f I ? ? ? i commanders and a tdause eiiaMiiiK ;
tr.f nibers of cimirtcss not over <>? years j
of ac-' t" ? nlist in the n:ivj as pri vatos. j
Two Million Dollar 1
Orchard Enterprise
l ???.?<? >.->? in The Inteilijnictr.
I'l'MBEULAND. Md.. Orchard tract |
owners in Allegheny county. Mary'- 1
land, have been organized into a com-;
pany to bo known as the Maryland j
Orchards corporation, and which was:
incorporated under the laws of Mary-;
land today. ;
The new corporation has an author-!
ized capital of $2,200,000. .1. C. Oor- !
man, of this city, general manager of'
the Atlantic Transportation company ; j
C. J. Beck, of New York, and John 15.;
Brittain, of Pittsburgh, are the incor
porators. Mr. Gorman, Mr. Beck and'
William Kann and Robert M. Kerr, of j
Pittsburgh; Albert Bettinger, of Cin-:
cinnati: E. M. Sprague, of Cleveland, ;
and P. M. Landers, of Indianapolis,
will be directors for the first year. j
MISSIONARY WHL SPEAK AT
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Miss Jessie Thomas, a missionary
from Ountur. India, and delesate to the
Woman's Missionary convention of the
Lutheran church, now bclnR held in this
city, will speak at the .Second Presby
terian church this evening: at 7:<5.
Miss Thomas Is one of the most in
spiring and interesting speakers of the
convention.
NEGROES HELD ON
ROBBERY CHARGES \
Charles Stetson ami James Driver,
negroes. ia.-si nicln were li??ld to the
-'rand jury on a charge of relieving
Will ia m Shelby. a lso colored .of a roll
of in :> negro house in Alley C ?'
several nights ji^o. They were re
manded lo jail iu default of $1,000
hail estch.
Minnie Haines ami liello Williams,
negro women arrested in connection
with th" investigation ' of the affair,
were required- to furnish bond for
their appearance. '
Squire R. G. I'uhhs heard the casis
in the county jail.
POOL COAL SHIPMENTS. V
WASH I NV;T< i.V." Jl'iv 15. ?A plan for
pooling I'oal sliiti ii'-nis ;!ic trr?-at o re
producing plants at the , head of lh?i i
ijreat Lakes was jirv?*sr?*?t #??! lo the de- '
l'i-nsn council's general i uel hoard today
by representative-- <>;' ? !i?- coal and cok
ing Interests' arid was given the board's
approval. t'mier it :i 1 1 con! shipments
to Krie, Oonnfa ut_ Ashtabula. Kairpori.
I'leveland. Lorain. Huron. Snndttsky and
Toledo will be placed under Hie control
of a central executive ? ommittee.
KEATLXT ASSIGNED.
CHA TlLKSTON". W. Va... May 1.1.?
First Lieutenant Harry M. Kcatley of .<
the medical corps has been unsigned to
the Second West Virginia regiment. He
was formerly a major in the medical
corps, but resigned to take a place In
the Huntington state hospital. When
the crisis occurred in April he applied j
for his old place, but pot a first lieu- i
tenancy instead. I
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