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The Washington times., 1913-05-11
DonneIIy Will Hear
Protest of Printers

Public Printer Donnelly will take Of
fcial cognizance of protest from limo
type operators in the Government Print
ing Office as soon as it is formally pre-
sented to him.
The linotype operators allege that the
system of rating the efficiency Of Gov
ernment linotype operators is unfair and
inaccurate. They ask that they be in
formed of the method Of computing aver
ages. The resolution Of the linotype
operators chapel declares:
I've deem a system that is shrouded
in mystery and produces nothing but re-
auctions in salaries of our men. as a
menace to the good and welfare OF an
honorable craft"
The employees have asked that they
he permitted TO meet the men RESPONSE
Bile for the new system of linotype rat
| ings and discuss with them the wages
for a fair days work.
The union has decided that the aver
age set by the printery does not rep
resent an accurate register Of days
work.
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
Ranch Owners Protest
Conditions in Mexico

American ranch owners living in
Mexico make strenuous protests against
lack of protection for property in
tcrests in letters written to Congress
man Hamilton of Michigan and filed
with the State Department The letters
allege that horses nave been stolen.
and driven OF ir large numbers. and
that men have been arrested and held
Tor ransom by their friends.
1t Is declared that the Palomas Land
and Cattle Company paid 5000 to get a
foreman released last fall, and Just lest
week had to pay heavy sum to obtain
the release of the firms bookkeeper.
Acting Secretary Moore has tcle-
graphed to the American embassy in
Mexico City to request the authorities
to order adequate protection of proper
fy and the restoration of stolen prop
erty.
The State Department also has been
asked to inquire into the arrt st and de-
tention in Juarez, Mex. of Ralph w
Watkins, formerly of Niles, Ohio. who
had been arrested as a SPY. United
States Consul Edwards at Juarez was
instructed TO make an Investigation
and report. meanwhile insuring proper
treatment for Watkins.
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
Committee Assignments
10 Be Made Tomorrow

The ways and Means Committee of
the House will begin its job of max
ing the committee assignments tomor-
row. 1t is estimated that at least two
weeks will be required 20 name the
standing committees of the House. and.
In the meanwhile, that body will trans
act only routine business and dispose
of such emergency matters as may
arise.
The House will meet at noon tomcr-
row, and probably will then determine
its program until the committee as
signments are completed by the steering
committee.
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
Play to Be Benefit
For Blind Children

One of the plays written b. Mrs.
Albert Burleson. wife of the Postmas-
ter General. will be presented at the
PLAYHOUSE Friday TO obtain funds for
the purchase Of printing press for
the blind. The press will be given the
National Library for the Blind al I7s
II street northwest. and will print the
Braille raised letters.
Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher, wife of
Senator Fletcher, and Mrs. Evreis
Hayes, wife Of Congressman Hayes
Of California. together with Mrs. Ernest
W. Roberts, president of the library,
are leading the movement in behalf OF
the. press and acting as sponsors for
the play.
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
Boston Firemen Fight
Big Iacendiary Fires

BOSTON, May 11.-Coming as a cit-
max to series of incendiary, fires
throughout this city. the department
this morning exhausted, from a battle
with a 10000 incendiary lumber yard
fire in Charlestown. had to extinguish
two fires in nearby Boston and Maine.
repair shops. both OF which originated
inside the structures.
The first started shortly after I
o'clock in the morning. and did damage
estimated at about $4,000. Just as this
was under control. a second fire.. un-
deniably the work of firebug, was dis
covered Just before dawn in another
car shop about 500 yards away.
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
600 Seniors Insured tor
Their Need Successors

MADISON. Wis, May l-As a me-
mortal Of their class and for the oenell
of future students go seniors IN the
University Of Wiseenssn- nave deeisst. &c
10 take life insurance policies OF yrt
each in the states new life fund. inc
payments to run twenty years.
At the end of that time. the amoun.s
shall be turned into a fund for the SUD
port OF needy students. IN case o 's
the policy viii revert to the FUND.
II is expected that with the fnterssy
accruine about $4,000 will be availaDte
for worthy students at the END OF .ne
twenty;lyears. The annual premiums
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
Brotherhood Members
Coming for Convention

Many members of the Supreme Cir
Gle, Brotherhood of America. wtll ar
rive in Washington this evening and
tomorrow for the sixty-third annual
session of the organization. Headquar-
tiers will be established at the Ebbitt
House. Members of the following Ju:is-
iicticns will attend: Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. Delaware, Connecticut
New York. Maryls I'D, Virginia and tEe
District of Columbia.
A question Of raising tie dues OF
original members of the death benefit
fund is the principal matter to come be-
fore the business session.
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
Seek Bodies in Ruins.

BERLIN, n, H.. May. 1.-THE 5000
lumber mill fire in the Berlin Lumber
Company plant here yesterday. which
has thrown 1000 men out OF work in
definitely, Is believed to have resulted
in two deaths Of employees who were
working with the volunteer fire depart.
ment. A search Is being made this
morning IN the cooling. ruins Of the big
plant
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
THREE HUNDREDBAR
MEMBERS IN FROL|C
Judges and Lawyers Play Ball
and Golf, and Eat Shad at
Annual Outing Day.

Three hundred members OF the Dis
trict Bar Association arrived IN wash
ington early last evening, after day
I'm which judicial dignity was cast aside
They attended the twenty-sixth annual
outing at Chesapeake bay, and hao
good time every minute of their stay.
Judges and lawyers mingled In the
excursion. Staid members OF the oar
frolicked like school boys on their day
Off. The trip to Chesapeake pay was
made In a special train of nine cars
over the Chesapeake Beach railway;
One Of the best features OF the ouuns
was a game of baseball-the press agent
qualities II with the word alleged
in which the Correspondents vanquished
the judicial Recalls, Is to z. Many OF
the players were past middle lie. ana
had been no closer to basepaii IN
years than q seat on the shady SIDE OF
the grandstand.
Splits Finger. .
Justice Gould ran into trouble early,
splitting a finger when he tried to
corral a swift ball. There was no UNI
pire-that is. no one umpire. All the
lawyers converted themselves into
Judges for the baseball event.
Golf. bowling, and cards furnished
amuseemnt for the excursionists who
failed to land on the baseball teams.
Michael w. Sullivan was hailed before
the bar and given a reprimand because
of his protest against a violation OF
'.grape juice diplomacy" He received
a large bottle Of grape juice, tied with
a white ribbon. as memento.
James F. Kelly entertained with MY
Beautiful Irish Rose and George
O'Connor livened the affair with several
- III, Lot 70 a
democratic. Law school graduates. mid
dle-aged lawyers, and Judges mingled
on a common footing. The man with a
crouch was barred.
Case Appealed.
Justice Wright had to explain in legal
phraseology ''why and When Does a
Crab Become Soft?" His Interpretation.
however. was not satisfactory. and the
case went to a court Of appeals. Threats
of the recall were made. -a
The climax of the outing was the
shad bake in the Casino. The party re-
turned at o'clock.
Commissioner Cuno II. Rudolph, and
Major Richard Sylvester. Superintend-
ent Of the Metropolitan Police Depart
ment were among the specially invited
guests.
These members Of the bench attended:
Court of Appeals. Chief Justice Seth
Shepard and justices Robb and Van
Orsdel: Supreme Court. Justices Bar
nard. Gould, and Wright; Court of
Claims, Justices Howry. Booth. and
Barney: Municipal Court. Justices
Mullowny. The Juvenile Court was rep
resented by Judge De Lacy. Auditor
Dent. Of the Supreme Court. was
present. sr.s
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
x-Ray Bothers Him.

Calling at Police Headquarters for
protection" from x-ray annoyances.
Arthur Thompson, a colored iaborer,
Formerly employed by the District, was
taken in custody by Sanitary Officer
Sroufe, and sent to the Washington Asy-
lum Hospital for Investigation as to his
mental condition. Thompson said that
every time he wrote a letter some one
put the x-ray on 1t, and when he went
on the street children called out the
contents Of the letters. -
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
Dress Linens, soc 90
Values, yd. O0~

Choice of French or Ramie
weaves. Every thread guaranteed
pure linen. Choice of a wide range
Of colors; also black or white. Full
3S-in. wide"
Main Floor-sth St Annex-wash
Goods Section. s.
The Washington times., 1913-05-11

John, Robert and Frank Pumphrey
have reached here from Los Angeles.
Cal, on a visit to Enos Pumphrey,
The Washington times., 1913-05-11
ORPHAN ASYLUM IS
VIEWED BYHEADS
Directors of Anacostia Institute Plan Improved Facilities for
Their Wards-Traic Regulation Violations Keep Police
of Suburb Busy-Other News Notes.

their uncle, WHO IL III Il CfItlCdl COUul-
ton at his home in Meadows. Prince
a brother of o. S. Pumphrey, Anacos-
tia business man.
Citizens associations which will meet
this week are the Randle Highlands
Citizens Association and the Public
Improvement Association at Congress
Heights. The handle Highlands AS
sociation will entertain Engineer Com
missioner Harding on Tuesday night
i'm the Baptist Church. and the asso-
citation at Congress Heights will have
list Of Congressional and other
guests for its meeting on Wednesday
night in the town hall.
Masonic societies will hold two meet
ings in Masonic Hall this week. Ana
costa Chapter, No. Il, Royal Arch
Masons, win meet tomorrow night and
the following might Electa Chapter. No.
2. o. E. S.. will hear Mrs. Moulster,
matron of Brookland Chapter. in a re-
cital.
The Commissioners are to be urged
by residents to have Thirteenth
street, between Good Hope road and
Pleasant street. which was improv-
ed recently. added tot the list Of high
ways to be oiled this summer.
Estimates of the census taken by
the police indicate that there has
been a slight decrease in the number
of people in the Anacostia district.
This will amount to about 100, main
ly among the colored residents The
total figures will be over $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
At The Orpheum.

WITH the three Emerson Bros lead
ing TIE popular Keith VaudevilI. Of
'"rine. which opens AT ~. Drphruw
with a matinee his afternoon II
make one know that th.r a-e rniup
o." see 20 hiiI that is ont of the orlir.
arr! Then there will bee Ail.S Car1i.n a..
'.-"r % her lever acting
80" VIII present the latest Dis NV
1oIS comedy dramatic sketch entitled
tn" Boss Th,s- two nets arr. reaI
h'dd-'in" acts IN themselves Lev.
Fitzglihuns and Dis N.iouhona fl. am
other feature ON thr iiH. Far... and
Butler. raud.1ili.'s cI,,.r,sf enter
iain"rs. iu q singing aua talking offer
ing viii he ouc "f fh. Iie hits in OBJ.
how and tho star Trio come. hrr..
recommended aa or' 81 M. best tr.os
.n 20" 'aud'. 100" world. Tho. ar.
Comedians a- We. as ira'rumrutaf4f 81
aud as fh'r write their own SONGS tho.
70 eur" 20 give 90 good account ~
ih'W-'if's. The entire hil i- 90 brand
Co." M" rs go frt Dr. being held owes
f'f 'r' week J.leInr from Tho list 10
hig Faid.'.l ' rIm.s .his should mak.
~ iGeai sno~ starting with II ma,in..
fndat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
THE THEATER
SkINOLING," PROTEST AGAINST
TENEMENT MATERNITY


l. A wife steals to prpvid, home for
her offspring.
;. The theft discloses her secret Of
approaching maternity.
J. The ~inaudiblr voice Of her mn
born child secures Tho home.
Here We ave a novel phase of the
third law Of nature. \ principal in
the plot is a child not Vet ushcre,I
INTO existence. The deftneSs with
which this delicate problem is visual
Ted shows the restraint 81 "a master
hand. The veteran playwright would
halk at the problem Of darmatizine
prenatal biography. Il remains for tho
youngest American dramatist to treat
This difficult subject with adroit deli
cacy And Mr.. Kenyon Is "a dramatist
since no has allied dominant purpose
With emotional appeal lie drives
home his message 10y way Of the sym
pathies. Tie has something to sn,
but instead Of telling IL deals in dra-
matic pictures that speak the uniVsr-
sal language of the soul. IIc breaches
by photograph. not parable. Supl
words as are used have no briliianr.
nor distinction. but for tho most part
Ms diction is dramatic by virtue ~
tn" mere absence ~ superfuous
WORDS. The unhcard protest ~ the
.omiEr generation is tho Ioud.s,
voice ~ the play.
The greatest moments - Kindling"
ar" portrayed ia this little sign Ian
Euag'. Whom We learn tho sacred
facts ~ oNpectaut motherhood We
come into possession ~ them vifhou.
Worfs' without q r"edlees decoration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
PAST FIFTY? YOU
NEED ~"CASCARBTS"
WHAT GLASSES ARE TO WEAK
WEAK BOWELS.

Most old people must give to the
bowels some regular help. else they
suner from constipation. The condt
ton is perfectly natural. IL 10 Just
as natural as II for old people 70
walk slowly. For age Is eve 90
active as youth. The muscles are less
elastic. And the bowels are muscles
So all old people need Cascarets
One might as well refuse 10 aid weak
eyes WITH glasses a to neglect this
bowels must be kept active. This ID
important at all ages. but never SC
much "a at fifty.
Age Is o a time for harsh physics
Youth may occasionally whip the
bowels into activity. But a hash cam
be used every day. What the bowels
OF the old need Is n gentle and nat,
ural tonic. One that can be con-
stantly used without harm. The anly
such tonic Is Cascarets and they cost
only 10 cents per box at any drug
store. They work while you sleep
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
NEW REMEDY BEST
FOR MODERN ILLS
Evolved From the Formulas and Ex.
perienee Of the Worlds Most
Famous Doctors.
A NEW WHEELING PRODUCT
New Remedy 10 Manufactured in
wheeling and First Sale Starts at
Molain's Drug Store.

wheeling. the home OF the most
noted proprietary medicines. now has
a new cclisition, a preparation that
seems destined to become as famous
as any OF its predecessors.
This new remedy Is called "Rhu.
baral and il manufactured by the
Rhubaral Remedy Co. who for more
than six months have been quietly
planning and carrying out the neces-
sary details TO place their new medi-
cine on the market with a rush when
the suitable time arrived.
"Rhubaral' Is not a new remedy I'm
the strict sense OF the word for IL
has been used for over a hundred
years as the favorite prescription OF
famous doctors. IL is new. however.
as a preparation that can be bought
without a prescription. and this by
simply asking for "Rhubarac~ the
trade name selected for its introduc-
ton to the public.
The.uses for this new remedy are
many. for IL has a gentle laxative eff,
feet that makes cathartics unneces-
sary: II tones up the system in such
a manner as TO make perfect assimila-
ton and digestion of food a natural
process. II increases appetite. pre-
vents headaches. dizziness and that
tired feeling due to gases on
he stomach. and. though chiefly a
stomach builder. IL acts also as a per
feet tonic in general. .
The preponderating or chief medi-
cal ingredient in "Rhubaral" is Turk.
ish R%hubarb." This is vastly different
in apr arancc and action than Ameri-
can Rhubarb. The Turkish variety is
a plant tall. graceful and beautiful.
and has remarkable medicinal action
in stomach troubles. This Liant is
reduced to fluid extract form. from
which 'Rhubaral" is made. The Amer.
lean Rhubarb is purely a table deli
cacy, having no medicinal proper
ties, and this grows a short. squatty
plant having immense broad leaves.
and is familiar 10 nearly everybody.
The policy of The Rhubaral Rem
edy Co will be TO give one druggist
IN each city the exclusive agency for
their preparation. and this is to be
the only store in that city having
"Rhubaral" for sale.
The company have fttingly selected
Wheeling as its place Of manufacture
and will also introduce its first sale
here. which starts for the first time
today az MCLain's drug store al the
corner OF Twelfth and Market streets.
Display OF "Rhuba-al" will be in the
drug store windows beginning TO
morrow. The Rhubaral Remedy Co.
guarantee their preparation on a
money back basis II dissatisfied TO all
buyers.-adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
FLOW BAZAAR
Local Florists Arrange for Exhibition
IN Market Auditorium a Few
DaYs Prior TO Easter.

y large number % the local florists
have taken up with President Lutz ~
tho Market Auditorium company. the
matter ~ securing "a number VI
rOOms boo tho auditorium for a display
of flowers for The for days prior 10
Easter President Lutz feIl in with
the idea. and arrangements were
made Tor granting 10 these mon sev-
'ral stalls boz which 10 make a dis
play.
This display viii BE-. in % way. 70
flower bazaar. and Boo addition will
give the general public o. better or.
p,I tuuify to make ii- selection ~
Easter flowers o. will also give tho
florists 20 better opportunity 20 dis
play their products. and on Tho whole
UiIl prove more satisfactory iu every
resi- ect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS
TO SECURE SMALL BOY

Yesterday afternoon Judge G. c.
Newman granted Humane OFFICER
Sheldon Joseph a writ OF habeas cor
pus for the possession Of Donald
Brush. young son Of Mrs. Mary G..
Brush. The young lad is n newsboy
and IS one OF the many paroled by
Judge Hundt in police court. The
purpose Of the action Of yesterday ia
TO take the boy from the streets and
have him placed In some home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
No More
Dandruff or
Falling Hair
Parsian Sage Is Your Friend.
Use 1t and All Hair and
Scalp Troubles Quickly Go.

No poisonous sugar of lead in Pa.
e. risian sage
The cicanes- dainfic.t. most refresh.
Ing ard delightful hair dressing in mo
world is Partisan Sage. r. son 90
not use ~ you are daily mis- ur %
glorious treat 10 Is the bae' Iai- trpIr
for men. women and children. r. lis
sod a. drug and toilet goods counters
Tor only 30 cents a large bottle Az
Tor Partisan Sage. Tho Girl with The
Auburn hair is 90 every carton and
bottle
Partisan Sage drives out ali dan.
drum and stops hair from falling In
two weeks u stops itching scalp Ir
- hours
- j. a hair uogrishor and prompt.
puts life. luzter and br1uty int DIM.
faded and i%lLlOoklng hair-Aas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

Of he young wis.'s privacy. \ ittl.
wreck Of a cradle tells the tale. E.
thing h has rcsCued from the ash
heap and treasured as a hiding plac"
for "a" coming hahy's belongings.
students of dramaturgy. mark we'll
this master stroke. Il is the quintes-
seucc Of technique.
Many such examples Of craftsman
ship might be- pointed out where the
author comp"ls his audicnc" 10 con-
struct The advancing plot without oral
specifications. After the little mother
has stolen money for the western triu
anc persuaded her husband she has
borrowed 1t. she hands him the 5000 I,
purchase transportation with. Tut Il.
is No. an even hundred. II is SI12
The exact sun d diamond breach was
pawn-d for.
Here. again. is an instance Of r,ai
dramatic structure.
Again tho symbol Language is used
with telling effect when the wife Is
caught with tolrn goods. She has
been t1lselN accused OF theft for merr
thests sake. W. know she Is inuo-
cent. Ne saw tho professional crook
plano th" silver iu her rooms and the
impending doom az discovery hovers
about us ready to crack at a moment
alarm. Somr habN triukots are found
On IN" premises. These heap ~evidenc.
on oar poor heroinc's head. She all
steal them. but We know the reason
why. We know m" secret Of her ap-
preaching maternity and understand
these whims and NaEaries thar accom-
pary ihat state. The theft is clev.rIy
converted % thu disclosure Of this
fact.
Miss Ellington will appear az m
'ourt this Friday and SATURDAY,. Mar.
Il and Il. with matinee on Saturlay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured.

There is nothing more discouraetn1
that a chronic disorder of the SION.
ach. Is IL not surprising that many
suffer for years with such an ailment
When "A permanent cure is within
their reach and may be had for a
trihe? About one year ago" saws p.
II. Beck. of Wakeiee. Mich. Il bought
and since using them / have felt nor,
iectly well. ! had previously used
any number Of different medicines
but none Of them were OF any last.
ing benefit For sale by all druggists.
adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
1000 illustrations i'm
I%ntelligencer Bible
Three Hundred Additional Bibles
Secured From East
While They Last They VIII Be Offered to Reader. for 81. 4s
Bible Regularly Sells for $7.5oISend
Your Order In To-day.

/. Through a large eastern publishing company, the Intel
lgencer shortly after the holidays secured 1000 Holy Bibles.
containing 1000 handsome illustrations of Bible scenes.
WITHIN a few weeks the entire consignment were disposed
or and belated orders were received. The Inteligencer was
informed that it could not secure any more books. but Sum-
Day a third consignment containing 800 was received, to-
gether win a letter from the publishing house stating that
of the pending orders from this paper had shipped the final
consignment. When this supply is exhausted no further
books can be received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13

furifv the Hood And thcrcs NOTING
a." u~1frliutinE as q face that's all
broken ont and spotted
StuHrts Calcium Waters VIII clear
Tho most obstinate complexion. 10. ause
t.ey y" riEhi into thr blood aud --more
~" cause ~ The trouble The blood De-
''ans'f ~ 1l Impurities aud foreign
41t-taucee ana those ave quickly clint
n1tNi fr'm tho system NDuU notice o.
wonderful change In % ffw days YOU
VIII hardly know yourself 900 % uceE
Ara ~fuarfe calcium Waters are ah-
F%"iut"lN harmless 20 any one Their
IrEr"ii"rt- ore .Ilt what q uhvsfciun
prescribe iu most cases - skin .rup-
Toms and poor blood These waters ere
put 49, ln o. concentrated form. which
makes them act quickly and Thoroughly
HeEin taking StrHrt'a calcium Nufera
to-day anil then look 40 yourself 100 the
mirror bon t few .IIf- frI find aI those
piwplsa. I~lurkhends. acne. lolIs.
.Fer spots rash. eczema uuf That mud
.f rHwri"Ninu rapidly disappearing anil
r fr'" .learci like the petal ~ 10
flower.
rlI can ohfafu sfIart's Calcium
waters 80 any drug store ~ 90 cents
and there ir now no reason why any-
one Should Hr IIerEurrI nv rfmrfea or
1ry other ssin cruTton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-13
PerHonAln ana Rnefa

Miss ltnea Seihert. who has boon in
ife North Wheeling Hospital for the last
70" weeks whore she has undergone an
operation for appendicitis. was removcd
To- her home yesterday afternoon
Miss Eva Cohcrly. u Elm Grove. - Of
ditV a. teacher In tho Elm Grove public
-t hool on account Of illness. Miss Vilma
Britt r. FILLING the vacancy.
" l.aZear viii - end the DAY In the
Vi.iultv ~ West Liberty visiting the
schools.
I" literary on Peters Run. Will meet
tHis evening IN the upper Peters Run
u''i house. und an interesting pro-
guam HHs been prepared
Gus winters ~ FULTON. spent fhs one
TIRE afternoon 90 the city % Whctfinr.
ffefrrfIt uu business
W n"eIluE Park la retelvirr q general
"NeruauluE, 700 when finished will be
year
TO Dbl rlmorei that o. Teuul club Is %
ne ~orEanlycd In the town 81 Triadeluhin
Earnest YOUNG moved yesterday from
Dis rnaifrnre ON Tho National road. rui-
Fulton Heights
Charles Hice. OF Elm Grove. b. able O.