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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-02
HENEY GETS ON
THE BAND WAGON
SAYS THE BOTTOM HAS FALLEN
OUT OF PROGRESSIVE PARTY.
Heney Was Ardent Supporter Of
Roosevelt. and His Change OF
Heart Means Much.
fen Charles Brooks Smith

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. oct l.
The bottom has fallen out OF the
Progressive party movement I'm go
ing 20 climb aboard the Republican
bandwagon
This-in effects the remark at
tributed To Francis j. Heney. the
man whose red hot speech in Chicago
in favor OF Roosevelt will be- remem-
bered as long as politics live I'm
America. Hleney OF California. who.
in the strenuous days OF the 1912
presidential campaign. worked days
and nights for the Bull Moose. whose
red bandana Haunted side by side
with Roosevelt. is now ready 10 run
Tor the United State senate from the
state OF California. and. according 20
california congressman who were in
terviewed az the capital to-day. be-
lieves he will stand no chance of cleo.
ton unless De runs as straight out
and-out Republican
His candidacy for tho United States
senate has been announced. bur 90 is
too early tO know who his opponents
will be The significance OF his dec.
laration that he will run "a a Repub-
lican is being taken with great seri-
BUSINESS by members of the party
anxious 10 see how he is going 10
perform the fiop-back trick after being
so dyed-in-thr-wool for the new party
when u was launched.
Beelouds Situation
This declaration of change og
heart by Hency. the talk OF Roosevelt
seeking the Republican nomination i'm
1916 and now working tho nrelfmiu-
aries 90 that end. lacloudS tho sifl1-
ton more than ever Tor the little
handful OF third party men i'm con.
EreSs. They ara all al sea IN an oar
less and rudderless boat They don't
know whore the Colonel stands -
and privately they frankly confess
thar they are in a fix themselves
When they came 20 congress last
YEAR 30 was as pioneers iu new
movement and they burned AN thclr
bridges behind them. With iudica.
lions Thar the High Priest Is tending
back 10 Tho worship OF the old polls.
icaI gods. and with indi-putable evi.
d"nce that many other high priests.
but not so high as the ex-presldent.
nav" already gone back. this Httl.
band OF political traii-blazers are won.
derinC how they are going 20 return
20 Oh" old creed and 20 the ancient
temple There are one or TWO. Ike
Lanerty Of Oregon who have one
loot in each party. colossal like and
may find way 10 wirsl. back again
bur the orf-aud-oufs who I.v. do.
Clared against reunion and amaIel.
nation would Ike some one 90 po'n.
way out for them. now that ff. of
hctT7 appear fo Doc quitting tua PARTY
snip and tsk'a- 'o 'he If. boats
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GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
NO DANDRUFF--25 CENT DANDERINE

scragsy. just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time. The effect Is amaz-
ing-your hair will be light. fluffy
and wavy. and have an appearance OF
abundance: an incompatible lustre,
softness and luxuriauce.
Get % cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Dandorine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove that your
har is as pretty and soft as any
that II has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment-that's all
you surely can have beautiful hair
and lots OF IL II you viii just try a
little Dandorine.
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

Tn" annual session Of the Associat-
ed Charities will be held October 20.
10 close mp business for the years
work. The annual election Of officers
viii take place. and the business for
last year VIII be closed The final re-
port viii be- published in pamphlet
form. similar Co the one published
last year.
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Good
Judgment

In selecting the proper shoes.
getting the right NJ. and having
the confidence in the store you
patronize. surely go a long way
in keeping you in a contended
frame OF mind.
Nothing quite so irritating as
a cheaply constructed ill-htting
shoe. which il expensive al any
price. We don't bother with this
class OF goods.
Nays Fine Shoes have an es-
tahlished reputation for quality.
These cool Autumn days should
remind you OF your Fall shoe
wants.
Come in to-day and let US az
you.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION OPENS
ZENITH ANNUAL MEET
ING OF BELMONT COUNTY
c ~ o OIL s BEGINS
TODAY
Interesting Program Has Been Ar.
ranged for Two Days Session
Hold Meet nesln
Martins Ferry.

The seventeenth annual conven-
ton % The Belmont County Sunday
School association will open In Wv,
First Baptist church In Martins
Ferry. today and will be IN session
Tor two days. Tho arrangements
had been placed IN the hands Of Rev.
q. q. lIerbreCht. OF Bcllalre. and ne
has arranged fine program
Friday morning ali OF the delegates
should be present as the pennants
VIII be awarded 10 the Sunday
schools OF the county IN the following
way.
From lire pennants to all front
line schools
SIX flags 20 largest township dele
cation. Pease township e1ciudedJ
Flag 20 school I'm Martins Ferry
having LARGEST delegation
Flag 90 the township that has pad
ne apportioument IN full
State flag to tho township having
the largest number Of subscribers 10
eth" sunday School Worker"
during the convention hv ~ Baptist
orchestra which BIAS been holding TO-
loar-aI- for the affair for some time.
The new state secretary. e. " Shiun
vii make bis first visit fo this county
100 ul- official capacity Ii. will have
'harr" of 7Wardiuc the ronnauts and
vii. also deliver an address Tie foi
.oWint is The entire prorrdm that
VIII Doc rendered
This Afternoon.
SONG and praise service Rev Rob.
'fi 5 NDIug ST. tIaIr-tic
Devotional exercises Nry. George
IS Lowe
Address .Taa ryaneelt.,ic No,c in
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Hair coming out? If dry. thin.
faded, bring back its color
and lustre.

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation OF Danderine YOU cannot find q.
single trace OF dandruf or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
will please you most will lie after "a
few weeks use. when YOU see new
hair. fine and downy al hrst-yesbut
really new hair-growing an over the
scalp.
a little Danderine Immediately dou-
hles the beauty Of your hair. No dif-
ference how dull. faded. brittle and
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CITY TAX NOTICE

City Taxes for the wear of 1919
will he due and payable from
October 10th 10 November 10th,
1913. Persons paving their taxes
IN the above named period will he
entitled To a discount on CITY
Taxes of two per cent.
W. :. McELROY.
City Treasurer.
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COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

Michale Subar.os. =. and Miss
Mary Mashor. 10. both of Bcnwood
Edward T. Walter. @3. and Mis-
Margaret Groves. g.. both Of MARTINS
Ferry. %.
Deeds.
! l.. Robinson and Mary J. Rob
.nsOn 20 James A. Hunter and Like
* Hunter. lot bon Lakewood CON
-Idegation SO
jeanette Gordon and hu- band 20
4 \ Schrarm. parcel Of ground n
Rclland District Consideration $40.
Fred II BrIukWan. commissioner.
fo Amelia NlowCc lot So 90 La
Grange Addition Consideration s..
T. i Lacey and wife. 20 D. , Suil-
wan lots -fl and H. iu Lovcland.
Cons LIBERATION $40
r s. Riley 20 Anna N clara. and
John IS Wlnreftor. lo' 900 city. Con-
sideIatiOn $40
Dee ds % Trust
Three deeds of trust wen. recorded
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way. sweden and Denmark. was told
mat every body expected 20 do an euor-
nous business in exports after the bin
Went into effect orders for goods
abroad ar, in state of suspense on that
account and there Is mo- apprehension of
any bad times iu the United states
They regard o. as n great step fra al
vance Tor America TO pass such a law.
hich opinion. ] must saw. shocked me
very much as "a Republican and a Yro-
f"rtluuiSt. or course. 10 must work FOR
Che benefit OF tho foreigner
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there are lots of en- Nor was IL be
cause no Democrats OF that state were
applicants. \ lut OF them were. and
still are. The trouble seems to be-
that the Watson-Chilton organization.
either through and by its active Sena-
tor. or its eN-. has been altogether un-
able TO get itself established on a
friendly footing M the White House
The firm has tried long and hard
enough. as everybody knows. but
with no success II Is q serious haudi-
cap 10 this enterprising partnership.
and can't be explained 10 impOrtunate
henchmen because 70 would be "A con
fcssion OF weakness and incfhciency
that might be hurtful TO them There
are eleven embassies and thirty lega-
lions I'm the diplomatic service or
these. seven embassies and eighteen
legations have been filled. among them
the minister 70 Venezuela. which went
10 Preston McGodwin. recently Of Ok
lahoma. but formerly Of Columb bus. O
whore he wrote political news articles
for Republican papers lie got the
Job that Hon Elliott Northcott had.
and which John Dice. OF Lewisburg.
wanted. While they tried hard
enough. tho Watsou-Chilton influence
was not strong enough 10 land him
Nor Is there any prospect that they
viii be able 10 secure any diplomatic
appointment soon for any Of their sup
porters.
May Get a Chance
With the goo Jobs soon 10 b. par
cclcd out when the income tax gets 10
working, they hope for better success
These new places will 20 b. favor.
and not according TO civil service
They are pap and patronage Of the
Old days. when competitive eNamina-
lions for government Jobs were I'M
heard Of. end every senator and Rep
resen'ative is working might and main
10 get piece of Or. They are abroad
ar work on the "fivvy." and West VIZ.
ginia Democrats who would Ike ono
OF these Jobs should get busy. and bv
mail and Wire let their senator and
Representative know about n IT'S
tho first biz slice 10 be cut from the
plum pudd'n'
May Reimburse Heirs.
Congressman Avis has introduced "a
hil- 90 have the government nav th.
L'l'F or NHn.F Montgomery the sam .|
.".'.' f"r goods stores and supplies
,'N'u ht 'nd i.r the gs. of the Federal
troops during rho HfrU War T.rora.l'.
''i..u Du Tho lill would greatly oman
'ifllv benefit Mrs " D. Carried, az Hs4-
t'" ma fsI'S lie has ALSO lad referred
p" no ir7'"rt"r Tor report. 3 petition of
d. 3D. DOMAINE" and others. fnr 10 rural
route from firrf So Ll Do. Hr- 4I..
-- red o. pension az $50 month for
cram WI" HN"S af the soldier Home
here Iie hH- taken r- a.Itl t.. depart.
'.'iI LHr matter OF 'Uufiu .II- tI- yu.f-
.t.... l' ,..' N. W. VA. with .. b. vii.
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COLD WEATHER
Is PREDICTED

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9-Freezing
weather nearly as far south as Florida
Is predicted for the first few DAYS OF
TINS week by tho weather bureau.
The week viii opan." the weekly
bulletin sa'd tonight. with a decided
iall IN temperature throuehout the
Atlantic states. with snow and high
winds over the northern districts and
IN the lower lake regions. The line
OF lreezinc temperature will extend
almost 10 tho Grorg q Florida line. and
irosts are likely in Florida down TO
the goth parallel The lower tenn
pera 7"rc Will continue during the first
half of the week and will be followed
hN higher temperatures during the
second haif while in the interior tenn
pcraiures win rise bv Tuesday. and
VIII bc moderate during the remainder
81 the week CNc"Tt iu the northwest.
where 70 VIII again necome colder TO.
ward the end Of th. week.
Nfh th" exception of tho SHOWS
Monday over the uortuca-tern dis
ir.cis. fair weather will prevail gen
orally over the east and south during
the week
"a disturbance will appear about
Tuesday In the extreme northwest
and 30 will move southeastward ac-
companied hV rains or SHOWS that will
extend over the northwest generally.
and ly rains that will reach the lake
region ana the great central valleys
towards tns end % the week TINS
disturbance viii be- followed bv local
SHOWS and considerable drop In tenn
I"ra'urrs over The northwest near the
close OF the week"
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MAN WHO RECEIVED $4,000 FOR BROKEN NECK


NEW YORK, Nov. e.-The pho
tographs show the front and rear
views of Fred c. Neun, who re-
ceived $4,000 award in court
for broken neck, sustained from
a fall from the tenth story of the
Hudson Terminal Building during
the course of its construction
Neun was an iron worker and the
court held that his fall and injury
were due to negligence on the
part of the construction company.
The harness worn by Neun is the
only thing that stands between
him and death. The slightest Jar
without this harness would snap
his spinal cord. Physicians say
that If Neun were 10 laugh or even
sneeze his life would be lost.
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MENICO CITY. Nov. 9-Goyern-
m"nt officials. foreign residents and
the people Of Mexico realize that the
relations between This county and tu,
United states are y'-ained almost so
the point Of war bdi the-s is perhq .-
no man in the entire republic who
knows tonight what Washington VII.
do tomorrow.
John Ind him lf. who represents
the pre- dent o' tine United states. is
ignorant az the i-',utiuus OF hls c1..'
and it isner.' iius-ta o. anxious al
aH re.3"'lu- vH.t may develop he
does not bctray Boz Aithorch he na q,
sent 10 tho diplomatic representatives
"i tfe .oreieu nations Un;. witch.
IN eicO'. is a defiance Of WasEiuEton.
lie Was conspicuous in tine cafes ahcu-
town long after In" miduigut hour
ana to-day indUlged iu relaxation in
the company of his Military friends.
IN ms formal statement 10 ia. di-
plomats General Hucrta said r was
not ior"-",n that tJ- recent cleo. ,nus
Were null, a. Too few pre,inc.. had
participated IN the ,otirg aa! thar
thereicr@ 're nov congress would tu.
hui the elections. New elections
would then De called and hr .vo,lu
continue MS '"'-tam Of pacifcltlou.
Sneer at Intervention.
wore uheasiur~, ls apparent az 'he
American embassy than at On. ro-
tional palace Nj ;he ralac. ,b.
opinion was freely expressed. NO, i'm.
frequently accompanied bt sueers
inaf the United States vouId never
intervene in Mexico.
Nr Lind Is fully COgnizan- OF the
"eilcSt" situation and aWars vtth
Zen interest word from President
NHs.n ana secretary Bryan. but 10.
Gay he received only a~sli~onrcs tb,.
The resident was interested in cor.
.rt' H''r!oIm meuts and "a request for
'"" com lhuaute or his observations
Hr. lInd eNpresse the view that
lh!s waiting polic- would not De- CON.
.lnuat Tor many days u is known
nor" that he has recommended thsr aii
Hlplomaiic negotiations with Mexico
be terminated.
A. me American embassy it is ~c-
kardea as logical that Washington
perhaps tomorrow will Furnish g,-st
developments 10 the relations b.fp.ao.i
fhe ~NO countries Tile 4--Ifrr.+ior,
- ha 'ed on the Washington rofr 10
General iiuor'a. iu which Im.rf5 is
assured thar refusal 10 tomul, with
in' american demands VIU result in
r"s .H@nl wilson applying 90 Con-
gross Tor power io use sfnrun- meth.
ods and the threat 20 place a firs
imitation on luer'a's COn'lu.nrr. rI
Office
viii Ha9t~- tr..~-
is considered that President flu.
er't omen nor" fp tIs u.I.. ..
mako g. Impossible for Wa- r.n.f.n
longer 10 "Iihho.I 'a" exact character
continued on Page Hino,
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SHIP RETURNS;
CREW MUTINIES

LtN rs Del. Nov g-Tho bark
Mau"a Rova. which cleared from phT.
1de 'ph|I. October %. for san Francis.
'' U.u'u'i to th" Delaware Break.
water to-day because the crew had
Whfiui'u. arCordine fp Captain Town.
end. commander of The vessel
when lhr bark arrived here this
MORNING Captain Townsend sent I.f.
'suor" 'o fhc ships brokers here
The letter did not -iv~ OBJ. rafts. f,r
Wuf'.H. tut tho Captain said no v1a
HI when thr oIfhrrah came and that
Ur and fhe mat. were r.d in their
h'fil. They were later r.lea-,I 90
nlNitItr fn" Ship uu fromI-o that
fnth would RETURN to OBJ. Defsuare
'Ir'r Nt.tu. n nf stormy weather uo
,'WWunica'l1u ,uulI o., mad with tho
bark fuui.If
trOr-. T.. Town end. or Odos.a a
United states marshall. h4s also been
sImuou'i Hud hc viii board tho Man.
rt RrNJ tomorrow
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five PER CENT
DUTY NULLIFIED
ATTORNEY GENERAL MREY-
NOLDS DECIDES POINT
IN TARIFF BILL.
In Opinion He States II Affects
Provisions of Treaties Between
This and Other Countries.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Nov. At
torney General McReynolds has de
clded that the subsection OF the new
tarin law authorizing a discount OF :
per cent. on all goods imported in
American vessels i nuilifed bV its
proViso that nothing i'm this sub sec.
tlon shall be so construed as To ahro-
cate or IN any manner impair or affect
the provisions OF any treaty concluded
between the United States and foreign
nation.
Secretary McAdoo. OF the Treasury
department. made public the attorney
generals opinion to-day. and an
houhced that in accordance with IT,
coiIectors OF customs would be- direct.
ed 10 continue 10 disregard the sub.
section. as they were instructed TO do
on october =. Entries held up pend.
ing the decision will now b. liqui.
dated. leaving importers who desire
10 insist upon getting the = per cent
discount TO protest with the right OF
finally carrying the question to the
court OF Customs Appeals.
Ends Discussion.
MS endS. Tor the present AZ least.
me lone-drawn-out discussion over
the proposed differential dutv provi
SION. the subject OF much debate In
congress while the tariff hill vas un.
DER consideration The attorney gen.
eral gave his opinion To Secretary Mc.
MOO ten DAYS ago. hut IL was with.
held until today TO allow Considera.
ton bv the treasury officials
Mr. McReynolds held that the = per
cent. discount g American ships only
which vas the primary object OF the
subsection In question. cannot be
given without imuairinT the stipula.
lions OF existing treaties between the
United States and various other pow.
ers. and that consequently the sub-sec-
ton. bv the expressed terms OF the
proviso. il imperative
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Currency Bill Will Be
Carried to Conferences
IMPOSSIBLE TO PUT MEAS
URE THROUGH BANK
ING COMMITTEE.
Republicans Will Present a Bill
and Fight vii BE Made on
Floor of Senate.

WASHINGTON. Nov 9.-work on
report on the administration cur
Iency bill 10 be submitted 10 the
democrat conference OF the senate
Neuhesday was continued today by
senators Owens. Smith. Shafrotn.
fomerene and Hollis. the four Demo
Gratis who found IL impossible TO On,
ihe measure through the senate
banking committee.
As il goes TO the conference IN.
report VIII recommend the bill yirtu-
any as II came from the house with
q number OF minor amendments ana
changes IN phraseology, which ;hs
administration believes necessary IN
perfect IL.
When the committee meets tomor-
row. II viii be in the position of WORK.
ing on measure which apparently
Is Coomed 20 be discarded There *
some question as TO whether the
committee viii continue its struggle
10 reach an agreement or whether AZ
VIII give up the attempt. and leave
me entire matter 10 be disposed OF
by the conference.
The Republican members Of the
committee will continue their efforts
10 perfect q bill and will report a
completed measure to the senate
There II is expected. the fcht against
the administration bill will be sharp,
ana long drawn out.
viii Give Wilson Fioht.
IN" president is spelling for a
hght he can have it, Senator Nelson
republican. Informed Chairman Owen
AZ the close OF yesterdays futile ses-
SION or the committee All of the Re-
publican members uf the committee
TOOK that position today
The bill which the Republicans will
resent to the Senate will follow the
ines OF the administration bill in
some particulars. bu' will include the
amendments which the banking AMI
currency committee tentatively wrote
into the bill. These amendments
change the theory OF the measure TO
certain degree and the administra.
uon opposition TO these changes re-
suited in the deadlock which finally
forced the calling Of Wendsdav's
caucus. \ small number OF regional
banks. less than four. owned bv the
public and controlled by the r9varn-
ment issuing currency based on
commercial paper and mobilizing the
reserves OF the banks throughout the
country viii be the basis OF the Re
publican bill
Open 10 the Press.
senator heed. OF Missouri. announced
mot tomorrow ne would nove +h,, 4,
futore all Of its sessions FOR considers-
buu OF the currency hin be open to the
proposed TO make an effort 10 hava TIE
heN spaper men admitted TO the Demo-
cratic conference Wednesday.
Mr.. Reed declared his efforts to nor
fect the pending riil had been rnIsrenrc
Sente'. mat he had been made 70 appear
I. tl' IlEht of opposing the adtninistrs-
i'"i, ana that ne wanted the public to
committee. q" ~"
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WASHINGTON Nov. a=Forero-
inE his usual custom Of banishing of-
ncdi business on sunday. President
w lsun worked practically the whole
cay on 'u" Mexican problem lie
GA not 40 70 church. remaining m
oo"iN during the forenoon Later Ia
summoned Senators Rorsh and Nc
Cumber. Republican members Of me
Senat" foreign relations committee
ana spent nearly two hours with
them nm general discussion Of fne
situation lonight tho president con.
iierr"d al length with Secretary
Bryan
From IN" way the Presidents cali
"IS talked. the situation is rapidlv
ap"tca'hlng climax and some de-
Lr-'" Developments are eXnectsb I'M
h'oidi'ly. Oniciallv no COPY of he
Slat'm' nt OF PrOvisio ionai President
l!urr'a 10 the diplomatic CORPS asst
hlsht had been received. nor had the
ioi NAL reply TO the American dpuanI
mat Hucrta reign arrived That tho
nit"d states had given IIuerta untu
tomorrow night 20 reply before max
M the next move was the general
belief in official circles.
No Recognition.
The next step in thr view Of some
or ihose who have talked with the
sine" D." began summOuiug members
OF the senate foreign relations com
Nli'"' probably viii be- an am
noun'"Wert by the United states. nct
oHI\ r'iferdtinE its refusal 10 reco--
nlAe "a" iiucrta government but mag
ing clear 10 the world that IL snau
also TtiuSe 10 recognize any acts or
me new congress soon TO be Convcn-
ed by Hucrta. The Washington GOV.
eminent. DO is understood viii rot ,,,
dtFtak" To suarantee anv business Or
commercial relations with the Imerta
regime. and viii in full probahil
stand by the legally constituted COW
"Tnmeut which in the future may
iepuciate the loans or transactions
cf the present government.
Both Senators NoCumber and Ro.
ran declined 10 tall, OF what tho preei.
dent mad told them iu their conference
today, bur they Expressed their own
views later Senator Eprah told tho
President that in his opinion eyen
should fiu"rta acCcic fo the American
request Tor his resignation -t This.
Time. there would be- no resUon libla
person or persons TO establish a rn,.
"Inn'uf 'n hts place Tho Idaho Son.
t'pF suggested that if tho embargo ON
tI ms ".rr lifted. tho Constitutional.
.sl7 ITphHu.N could Eet possession 0f
M" .elns of government in Mexico
cry ln about 800 day. and thar tb.
uif'd states ought fo give fhar, an
upporiIufF fO "-tHh hiIeh Themselves
-HnIit they faI he believes tho
h.'ed states might consider other
'I- Nn'u That contingency arises
should LIT Embargo
senator NcCumbsr believes tho on,
O'ito on arms should b. ra aised. bu'
tcontinued on Page renD
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RITUAL MURDER
CASE TO JURY
PERSECUTION or MENDEL
BEILlSS IL NEARING
AN END.
Society to Hold Me.
mortal Service for the
Murdered Boy.

hlEN Nov. ".-The society Of tho
Double Headed Eaclc announces a
memorial service for Andrew Yu.hin
SKY. who was hrutaily tortured to
d". 'h h' Jews with fhe ritual object .
Ih" services win h" held Nouda,
In So Sophia cathedral which stands
"'Hiu hundred yards of ,ho court
NH'r" .H" trial of rrnd, Hoiliss
charged with tbc murder. has been
en.U. ou
Ih" student GoIubef. q member of
Ccontinued on PAGE eeven,