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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
BRITISH NAVY'S GROWTH
Figures Show Five Dresdnoughts
and Increase of St9.0oO.O0O.

London. March a-The naval esti-
mates issued tonight provide for the
expenditure Of SOD 062 500. an increase
Of so. nto ono on ths previous year.
The cost ~ rev construction is fixed
AZ ST5.S1a2s5 The programme includes
Eve Drea thoughts. three protected cruis-
ers. one unarmored cruiser twenty de-
strovers. siv submarines and an increase
in the personnel Of the navy Of three
thousand men
The naval building proposals have
caused = good deal of discussion ~ late.
According 70 the reports. the admiralty
wanted siv new Dreadnoughts laid down
this year Reginald McKenns. First
Lord IF the Admiralty. favored i've. but
the radical section II the Cabinet and
liberal party insisted that four would
suffice
Mr. .rcKenna'= statement shows thar
- compromise has been reached between
the insi-tent Radical demands for naval
eccnoru- and the Admiralty authorities.
According 70 this. b. April the battle
shin Neptune. The arnored cruiser lnde-
fstigahle and Eve protected cruisers VIII
he available for service. while the vessels
under construction viii include Ten oat-
tleshipe three arnored cruisers seven
protected and three unarmored cruisers
thirtv-tuo deStroyers and twelve sub
marines.
The conservatives criticise the amount
devoted ~ nav construction as being in
sufficient n do much in the present year
ON now vessels laid down. n IS generally
expected that A heavy new CONSTRUCTION
proera nn1e. which viii include elsht
Tr,1 dnouzhte. IS projected for next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
CAUGHT AFTER is YEARS
Escaped Murderer Has Since
Amassed a Fortune.

Lexington. Ky. March 9.--After being
q liberty for sixteen vearr. r 3 Whit
son. mo on February 2T 1895, escaped
from the state prison at Raleigh, y. c.
whore he was serving q sentence Of thir-
~ wears for murder. was arrested here
to-day. and viii be taken back 10 North
Carolina ~ serve out his term Living
i'm Letcher county. X" as Samuel
Jones" h has amassed 4 considerable
fortune.
He was sentenced 10 death on March
70. 1899 for the murder ten years before
Of G.. q Bird at Bakersville, y c., but
on second trial received a sentence Of
thirty Years imprisonment.
When arrested to-day Nhitson admit
ted mis- IDENTITY and declared he was will
ing m return 70 North Carolina. He
charges his arrest 20 an enemy he made
by assisting in the release from an asy-
lur1 NJ man with whom this enemy had
h1J trouble
Whitsou said that he would make
plea for clemeucy on the upright life he
had led since his escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

any emergency orders that may be issued
by the Secretary Of the Navy.
Surgeon General Torncv. Of the army
also ig preparing ~ care for the soldiers
for any length ~ time.
\ reserve medical supply capable NJ car
in- for twenty thousand troops for three
months will be shipped from ST. LOUIS ~
san Antonio tomorrow. Two base hos
pitals. tho largest used by an army in the
mold. arc being assembled Al St. Louis and
csn 10 sert south ON short notice.
In addition 10 four field hospitals and
four ambulance companies. the surgeon gen
cral is rushing to San Antonio fourteen
resimental hospitals and two evacuation
hospitals Adequate medical and hospital
facilities are being provided for The troop
AZ San Diego and Galveston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
HERBERT FEARS TROUBLE
Recalls Maine Explosion ana
Pre- SPANISH War Incident

Washington March 9 HILARY =. r-'''
Who 7as secretarv OF the Nav
President Cleveland made a statement ~.
tonight deprecating the opening 81
chapter in American HISTORY
that the great movement ~ tro'lS -
Mexican border u INTENDED
mauruyres. and asks. n the lni'So
* n undertake under the theory ~
Monroe Doctrine. the protection n'' o"''
NJ its own citizens bpt Of those or EURO
resn countries. whether n IS nor HAe't
70 prove even bigger Job than even mat
entanglement with European nations IT.
Their efforts to keep the balance OF power
against uhich our fathers 20 often warned
ue ,,. 90, .,ieode of
Mr. Herhert also I''f''S ''
the period preceding American ln'srF eO''''
=, C.,,ba
1T NN'a ,,. go determined ..
Fresident e'e'aI' "a
he saws. 10 resist the demand ln"' ''''
g.. evrre~.ed b. congress for rtor' ontion
,-.el..,,,,,. ~, aid of the ravcI
IN 'noa LA''''' -
tionists we're being hited our a''"S "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
FINGER PRINTS HOLD CRIsf1
Alleged Burglar Old offender IN
Rorues Gallery

Charlie Crisri ~ - i4n Vacdousal
street is to-aa~ lork-i M IN Police HHa'
quarters charged eith burglar W -
held m & 90 bell FOR examination The 70
itre -av no aireadv has q record Don me
Fozues' GALLERY and they expect - fastAn
tne evidence ~ ms latest crime IN him ny
means If the niger print method
According - nstsctiras GnKenson ami
ponohuA n The central once. finger prints
re- ere found ou the glass Panel n a door IN
the loft o~curi.d b. II Bernstein. a. No
IL wooster street after the place had
been entered and robbed or Feoruarv o.
The detectives -et 10 work ~ take photo
graphs ~ the niger prints. and after tho
had been developed the pere compared
pith similar Photographic reproductions
Of fnger rrints ~ Police Head1uarter7
nth the result that their exact counter
ratts were found in those belonging -
t'ri-ui which hs . been there for years
lrisni was taken m me Torhs. Vheie
Magistrate Corrigan held him in heavy hail
for examination The detective told the
M gistrate that Crisni has previous rec
ord as 4 BURGLAR. although hc denied any
kroplel.s II the burglary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
BANKERS SEE L|MANT0UR
American Ambassador to Mexico
Also One of His Callers.
BLAME ON FALSE RUM0RS
Minister Not Pleased with Tone
Of Some Comments on AT
fairs in His Country.

lose Tves rimsntour. the Mexican Min
ister ~ Finance remained IN his spsrt
ments At the Hotel Plaza al dav ye-terdav
He had large number IF callers including
many bankers and Henry Lane Wilson. the
American Amhsssador n MeTico. Who Ta-
n leave the city I'm The afternoon for CraT
fordsville. ind. 70 visit his 7ick mother
Senor Iimantour commented carly IN the
dsv on the telegram sont ny President Taft
20 President pisz assuring tho chief FIX
Aoutive If Mexico that the manpuvres IN
Texas had not the slightest significance -
far Mexico Vs- concerned Senior
Lmantour statement was as follows
This communication from President Taft
~ President Disz viii 7 arr sure. be reas
suring - ny government and should b. n
~ people, who naturally have been great
r. disturbed hv the sensational -tstements
that have been made bv the press I great
t. regret the tone ~ MANY If the comment
made ~ the press uron the whole matter
and also the excessive number If false ~
rnors Witch are dsilv brought out about
Mexico n * Impossible for me 70 under
stand Thv sensational Developments should
bA exrected With respect - two peoples
whose relations are 60 7ell defined as those
~ Mexico and the United states and Who
are living and have for long time lived
such good neiEhbors
Among those WITH large interests IN Mex
ico rho called On the min steT ~esterdaT
we're r ? Morgan. ir. David 2 Bennett.
vice president n tho National RAILWAYS If
Mexico. and Rrsdley Webster Palmer. "
the firm ~ Storv Thornd ke Palmer &
Thaver. ~ Boston. The Hon 'eru VI
Grenfer British " r WHO married a
sister ~ the Duke of MARLBOROUGH. called
with VI Morgan. and after tho interview
the ,uo returned 20 Wall Street
Another caller vas George Nordenholt
German. who IS said 20 he an intimate
friend ~ Ramon Corral the Vice Presidenr
IF Mexico Senior tmantour said that none
If the visits had am significance. that The
bankers usuallv called on him whenever NJ
7as in New York
There 1as ? little excitement men Am
haesador Wilson arrived and was 'mmebl-
s+elv sho-.n - Sehor Limantour. apart
r7sr,s When tho an'bas=sdor came down
he said
Nv visit vas entirely personal Ns'''
irartour has always been ~ Courteous
and kind m ne in Mevico. and ~ are sucn
GOOD friends that did rot feel that con'd
leave the civ without seeing him. nave
,o 90 to-dsv 70 Charlottesville Ind "H-I-
nv mother Is III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
MORE TROOPS LEAVE HERE
Reports Tell of Crippled Train
Service in Mexico.

Though the Southern Pacific ie loath -
admit that the ineurrectos have disturbed
tho Fervice NJ it= line on the Tost coast of
Mexico. u vas learned vesterdav from 7
Addison FeU secretary and treasurer II
The Manhattan Exploration Company NJ.
p Rrosdwsv. that practically all train ser
vice had been abandoned on the railroad 2
neW branch of sixty miles along the Iaqui
River m the state Of Sonora The eNplors
tiOn COMPANY has nineteen mining proper
ties along the y s1ui River and has been IN
direct toleeraphio communication with it,
local superintendents All along They re-
port continuous hshting m the Ysaui Val
lev since February T.
The YaqW River branch ~ the Southern
Pacific has been completed from Toledo 20
Corral where ~ ioius the main line la
Dura. small town ten miles south ~ To
edo IN the heart n the rioh mining terri
tory. vas captured b. insurrectos on FEB
ruarv cs. according m the sdvices received
ar the exploration cor1panv's New York Of
fee The burning of bridges on the rail
road line ensued. and on March No more
trains moved above Corral As result Of
this crippnng of transit the compsnv hs.
been Obliged 70 suspend the operation II
two IF the three mines ~ vas operating
when 'he insurrection broke cut.
All personal violence 70 Americans Or
dAvs station If mine buildings or property
has been avoided hv both rebel and federal
troops. according 30 the reports The IN
surrectos broke into store house belong
inE 70 the exploration COMPANY ~ Aaua
C-uente recently and took from ~ PRO
visions valued At i-o4. 4 strict inventory
NJ the goods vas kept. however. b. the in
surrecto leader. and later. on the com
rsrvs representation = check for The en-
tiro amount was sent 70 the president.
-oInneI Inrr II Eishor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
Food and Hospital suprl,rs.

soou a. the orders ~ the troors -
move ~ the frontier had been issued. com
n'ssarv General Sharpe or the army. gave
the necosssrv Instructions - The chief com
nissaries and purchasing commissioners in
me field 20 provide for feeding the troops
and. sco0rd'nE 20 advioes received AZ the
Var Department. comfortable arrange
ments have been made for the soldiers. 4
divisional field bakery. with q large nun
ner of bakers and fifteen ovens has been
ordered 70 San Antonio. and ~ regarded
&c more than ample IN furnish bread for
twenty thousand men
Elaborate preparations have neen made
for tbs care If the sick The hospital ship
Sols0e will leave Guantanamo ir A da- or
two FOR NeT York or Norfolk uith eighty
sick from The bstrleehir feet NOW I'm cuban
waters. and will then re fitted ont = p
0edios supply ship I'M addition - her use
as 2 hospital vessel. and cent 20 Join Ad-
mira stanton division of the Atlantic
feet The medical staff ~ the Prairia and
the Dixie. vhisn have been selected 20
rsr~~ marines 70 Guantanamo. has been
increased 70 meet the needs If the n-
crAs sod personnel ON the Pacific side the
PIfalo IS receiving the marines which are
being collected from the barracks along
that shore for transportation 70 San Diego.
and Surgeon General Stokes has taken
similar rreceu,ic-1z for medical assistance
IN the marines or that vessel
TIE surgeon general accepts this oppor-
+uritv. IN re- said 10 prove tho efficiency II
his machinery ~ carry. ont al abort notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
NEW YORK GETS INVITATION
Commanders Asked m Designate or
GERS To Go 70 Texas

Aiosnr. March 9-Adtutant General Yer
beck received telegram from Washington
TO-DAY - v'ue that nm Connection with me
mobilization # federal troops in Texas the
Se~rotarv If War deeirad a limited number
~ officers ~ the organized militia 20 At
tend the nlanruvre- for the purpose 81 OBJ
serrafior and INSTRUCTION.
General Verheck Immediately tslesraphHd
10 the commandinc officers Of every rez
mert II infantr~. -qusdron and troop ~
cavalry. battalion of neld artillery and the
coast artillery corps requesting immedate
recomuendatlcu= ne ~ officers Who would
accept and Tho length II time they could
serve kilograms we're also sent - the
commanders Of the First. Second. Third
and Fourth hrissdas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
TAKES SCOUTSF0R BURGLARS
Waterman Fires on Militia men
ENGAGED in Field Exercise.

some members Of the Sd Regimen.
p~ooklvu who we're engaged IN sham
hattie on Crown Heights, near the srmory
NJ squadron O. on Wednesday evening. did
not know until to-day how nearly they
a4caped leaving a few ~ their number
really wounded or dead upon the field
rs, racent orders members ~ tho National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

-,,srd hereafter must have field exercises
.rstead of armory drill on Wednesday
evening companies y and N. Of tho I'D
ere assigned % DO some nshtlnC IN mo
onen. captain Matthew 9. Addison com
nanded r and Captain Edwin Hodges nan
died the men of " Scouting parties from
each company were told Off. tho mon finally
arriving ~ = row Of new brick apartment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

houses in New York avenue. To escape ths
mon of NJ the scouts ~ 3 lodged around
the buildings. The Waterman OF the ror
saw them. became suspicious and finally
banged away A. them, thinking them bur-
glars. and shouting AZ the same time for
the police. The scouts disappeared N ths
darkness. while the Waterman relit his PIPE
and resumed his rounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
THREE JAcKIEs DIE IN HOTEL

Tho flagship Tennessee sailed yesterdar
afternoon minus three n her men. Who lie
in the Hobcksn n1orgue victims 81 gas
poisoning They were found dead a short
time before the ship sailed. ar the Hotel
Washing On. 81 Washington and Ferry
streets. fr Hoboken. They had gone there
carl~ IN the morning for few hours r'e-
after p final fling ashore preparatory %
sailing South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10

on account Of the movement OF troops and
transfer Of ips viii he % least ,,.ool, q
and possibly 5000 ooo
The first detachments of troon. fran, o,,t.
SIDE Tho Department OF Texas to respond
70 the orders FOR mobilization 81 San An
tonic nave oesun 70 arrive there. and il ip
estimated that by tomorrow AZ tho latest
all the soldiers. even those from Montana
and Wyoming. viii have pitched ,bo,r tents
on the military reservation at For, sam
Houston
Nnlie me war game rs REGARDED a= hsv-
ns negnn with 'he issue ~ Tho first order
on Monday night for the movement Of
troops. II IS expected At no War DEPART
ment that II viii be nearly fortnight he
fore General Carter will he able I'm begin
me man1uvres proper Tie Intervening
'"e VII ne spent IN 6isposin- of the large
number q troops at strateclc points. look
ins sr'er their equipment. nUinE vacaucieg
IN the ranks and working out on raper
p'ans ot tho operations 10 he undertaken
ID MS has been left largely 70 General Car
'sr discretion. but n is said that ~ lea II
oo' phase win involve an attack On the
coast ~ TeNse by tie navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-10
invitation to Militia Officers.

ne " ar Department tonight made pull
W me text If the telegram sent to-day 10
The adlutants- general Of the states. invit
me 2 limited mum ger" ~ militia officer.
~ avail themselves Of the opportunity IF
forced by these mannauvros for ob-erva
ZION and technical study The dispatch
sent by General Robert x Evans. acting
t'lff of the Bureau ~ Militia AFFAIRS. fol
lows.
~ connection with the mobilization of
- q troops Tor m7npurre PURPOSES I
am instructed by the Secretary nj V-,r ~
inform you that Tho Department desires IN
eN'end 70 limited number of officers of
inc organized militia an opportunity n al
'~nc f0eSe manpuvres for purposes Of oa-
scranton and instruction with this end
IN View. r. rs requested that v0u furnish
~ IS once. ~ the earliest practicable date
2 lSt ~ names Of officers line mr. staff
oi the organized militia ~ Your state whom
YOU recommend for such duty giving the
name of each officer his rank and arm,
81 service. and rhe probable TIME that he
eicemrment
The department will corsi1ei this ser
nee as falling within the provisions Of
Settlon - - ihe militia Law. and there
t.Ie tho pay and transportation of such
onN9rs VIII he detra-ed RS regular army
olSnprslnz officers from the special annual
atl ,,lI ID ION Tor l'lnf msnpuVres II rs
l@4ceSfec that m presenting the namAs of
fhesA cfrCerS V0u VIII arcounp4nr the
Quest with IN estimate ~ their nav and
transportation 20 the nearest rranoruvre
camp. lnaSmUch sE the aCc0u7rnods tion~
ere limited. - vlll probably be necessary
- MAKE selections from the lists presented
Information as - the officers selected hv
re department for this service and the
t.a@S - which tnev will report will be
furnished LATER after the lists have beeu
Ne"e1Te6 nd acted up0n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
CRITTENBON Home
IN New Location out the Pike. VIII
be Formally Opened Next
Week.

on Friday Juno ff. trorc viii he
nm opening ~ the ncv Florence crit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10

tendon Home of West Virginia. which
is located on the National Road. near
81 bridge
For the past few years the home
was conducted on the Island. but the
new location is big Improvement.
70 is large. roomy and healthy. and
the ladies iu charge have done much
10 mako this home the success il is.
While the home IS comfortably fur
nished. there IS an urgent need for
articles such as towels. rugs for
floors household linens. sheets and
spreads for three-quartcr beds. cloth
Ing for women and infants. groceries.
preserves. etc. and such articles Will
be- thankfully received from the pub
lic
Tho board Of managers. Miss Fan
mic T. Brady. president. Mrs. William
Er-kiue. vice president. Mrs. n J..
Bond. recording secretary. Mrs J. V
Nei's. corrcsponding secretary. Mr.
Howard Hazlctt. treasurer. Mrs. II
&C. I'ran7heim. Miss Kettle List. Mira
T. B Best. Mrs G. O smith. Nrs s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10

Read the West Va Optical CO an
nounccmenf ON Page .. to-day's issue
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart Brooks of
Warwood have gone 10 the Mounds
Vile camp grounds 10 spend several
" ooks.
Girdcrs FOR the now Gienn's Run
bridge were PM in place yesterday
afternoon and the concrete work will
begin Monday
The county commits .oners visited
tfo up.rivcr country yesterday. in.
sprctlng the roads and the route ~
Tho virginia on and Gas pipe limo.
Tho Socialists have decided 20
place ticket in tho field az the
coming municipal election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10

b. Rose. Mrs. Ala McKown, Mrs. c.
+. Citizens. Mrs. Lille b. Hall, Mrs.
Cecil A. Robinson. Mrs. II. F. Jones,
Mrs. +. L. Stone. Mrs. T. ]. Hugus.
Mrs. w. +. Allen, Mrs. Dent A. Tay-
lOr
Advisory board: Rev. Jacob Brit
tingham. president
Medical stan: DR.. F. J. LeMoyna
Hupp. Dr Harriet b. Jones. DR.. Rob.
ert VI. McMillen, Or. Shields. Of Tria
delphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
Up-The-River
News OF 6iennoVa. Warwood
and LoVeland.
Name Candidates.

Tuesday evening I'm the Warwood
Hose house the citizens of Greater
Warwood will gather TO suggest
names OF candidates for the various
municipal jobs to be voted on AZ the
election on June 26. and according to
the present indications the meeting
will be a rousing one. Candidates for
mayor promise 10 ne numerous and
council will have a good number Of
aspirants. but IL looks as though the
recorder will have 10 be forced on
someone. The Incorporation commit
tee will meet Monday night 20 ar
range for the suggestion meeting.
Oil Flowinu.
Since the gas well on the Stanton
lot in WarwOod has been tubed and
the gas turned into the mains. oil
in small quantities has begun 10 flow
from the well. and r. is now thought
that when tho gas gives out the well
will he good oil pumper The oil
does not escape from the we'll as II
comes up on TOP OF the water and
flows back into the we'll down the
exterior pipe. Scores Of people 20 10
the well daily and got the crude OIL
In cans and bottle for use In their
chicken GOODS 10 Kill chicken lice and
for medicinal purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10

The woman OF today who has good
health, good temper. good sense,
bright eyes and lovely complexion.
the result OF correct living and good
digestion. wins the admiration of the
world. II your digestion is faulty
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will correct It, For sale by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
RIVER news.
WIRELESS WILL BE PUT ON THE
OHIO THIS MONTH.
Arrangements to Put Wireless on Her
AZ Cineinn ati-River Reaches
Stage Of 5 Feet 6 Inches.

When the big Pittsburg- Cincinnati
packet Queen City. pulls into the Gin
cinnati port on her run down next
week she will be equipped with a
wireless. Wireless stations will be in
stalled at PittsburR. this city, Hunt
ington and other larger cities along
the Ohio. The Queen City. will he the
hrst river going boat to be equipped
with wireless and the result Is being
watched with much interest.
The Ohio reached a stage OF feet
inches at this port yesterday and
was still rising last evening. The
packets are all operating now with the
exception Of the Virginia. which will
enter the trade next week. The Ohio
Is greatly behind time and in all proa-
abilities her sister boat the Lucille
Rowland. will meet her below this city
and exchange cargoes.
Yesterdays Boats.
II. X. Bedford. Parkersburg, 6 a m.
Queen City. 1880 A. m.
Liberty. Darlington. $3.50 p m.
Today's Boats.
Ohio. Cincinnati, a. m.
Liberty. ClarinRton p. IN.
Sonoma. Marietta. $50 p. m.
Sundays Boats.
Lorena. GAINESVILLE. 4 "A. m
II. X. Bedford. Pittsburg. 6 a m.
Queen city. Cincinnati. a. m.
Liberty. SiSersville 7:3O p. m.
kanawha. fittsbrug. 9 a. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
Build Board Walk.

Last evening a force Of WarWood
men gathered az the Warwood beach
and began the work of erecting the
teCond bath house and laying a board
walk The board walk when com
pletcd will lead from the bath houses
20 tho water The trees In the park
have been whitewashed and about an
that remains 10 be done before the
resort lis a first class one is tho piac-
ing Of a few benches and the build
ing Of a couple Of floats for the swim
mera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10
A Cheerful strap.Hanasr.

Every man who gives his seat in a
street car 10 n lady is not actuated
by politeness. In lots of cases his
flannel underwear has been shrunk
by being washed with poor soap. and
standing Is more comfortable.
II Hewitt's Easy Task Soap r. used,
fanncls 90 through the wash without
being shrunk and retain their original
downy softness. It's five cents a cake
and goes farther.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-10

Nor'Hu uHa rIteu power OF
attorney hv tho Beech Glen Land
company.