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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
BELMONT

BELMONT. o.. Nov. 24.-Mr. Andy
Kemp was caller AT earle WhaFtons
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs John Hatcher. OF Red
star. Ark. Is visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Messrs Charles Milhoan and Oscar
Hatcher attended church at New Castle
Thursday night
Mr.. Allan Kemp was a caller at 4. j.
kemp's Sunday.
Several from this vicinity attended
the social az No. school house Satur-
day night and all report n fine time.
Misses Mary and Mabel Hatcher visit
ed at Ira Wilson's Sunday
Miss celia Perkins visited relatives on
Hel mont Ridge few days last week
Misses Mary Nellie and Laura Hatch
er were callers az Hunter Saturday.
Mrs sarah Hatcher OF Newark ~
visiting at W y uatchers.
AR T ,. Hatcher and dauRht ers
Nellie and Bessie visited a. Morgan
Hafchers SUNDAY.
There will be a pic social and cake
walk az Chestnut Level school house
Friday evening November % Every
body D. invited 10 attend
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RHEUMA
The STANDARD Remedy for All
Forms of Rheumatism and
Kidney Troubles.

Are you suffering from some form
81 rheumatism Then you need =
remedy FOR that disease only-not q
preparation said 90 cure an the Ills
Of the human body. Hubbing In liri-
ments viii only quiet the pain tempt.
rarily but viii not remove the cause
Rhouma cleanses the kidneys OF the
poisonous uric acid secretions: opens
The closed veins 90 that the healthy
blood can pass along fhc dead matter
from the entire system. regulates d.
ordered bowels. aud enables a alag.
gish liver 70 convert thin. impure
blood into rich. life giving corpusclcs
When this a. accomplished there IL no
more rheumati@m. for the source ~
the disease vii be wiped out
hheuma d free from dangerous
drues During the treatment the A..
Eestive orrans are not dcranred go
kheuma creates healthy appetite
Get bottle from John Coleman Co 3
stores or any drucEist 10 BE- inexren.
sive. Your money returned u 10 fails.
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foundation and the American commits.
sion for the relief of Belgium are
about to visit Holland and Belgium.
and hope to cooperate in carrying
out the relief work on an adequate
scale
II. Page. wife of the American am
bassador. a letter of thanks for the
mission of the Santa Claus ship Jason,
which is bringing Christmas gifts
from American children to children
IN England and on the continent The
Jason will arrive at Davenport tomor-
row. She will be given an official re-
ception by the municipality of Ply
mouth and by representatives of the
government.
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KRAFT In VICINITY


regarding the other fires. and in each
instance replied in the negative.
lie said he was at the , johnson
stable at the time of his arrest by De-
tectiNes Hastings. Frazier Minard
Sleary and other officers. He said he
mad had no opportunity TO brush hts
CLONES or wash his hands.
MI. Boyce concluded the direct ex-
animation at S:35 o'clock. and the
cross examination was immediately
started by State Fire Marshal Koran
me witness stuck 10 his original
story in the whole, but when ques-
TONED as to some details seemed con-
FUSED at times. and frequently an
swered the questions of the state fire
marshal with the statement that he
did not remember. lie admitted tell
Ing Charley Lee. the bootblack at the
McLure hotel. that he was OF duty
the afternoon OF the fires. though he
had been out OF the department since
august 10. II was brought out In the
cross examination that he had been
past the scene of each fire except that
at kleiners basket factory Just a few
minutes before each FIRE was discov-
cred. He denied being near the bss-
ket factory.
The witness was excused from the
stand at 9:25 o'clock. at which time
Attorney Royce stated the defense
was ready TO rest its case. Attorneys
Tor both sides consulted for several
minutes. and IL was decided TO go
no farther with the trial last night
IL was announced that the State will
call one OF two witnesses this morn
ing in rebuttal testimony The in
structions will be delivered TO the
jury and arguments will be made this
morning. Attorneys for both the State
and the defense submitted instruc-
tons, which they wish to have pre-
sented 70 the jury. TO Judge Robinson
last night
The time limit In which to argue
the case had not been set last night
Prosecuting Attorney Addleman stated
so far as he r. concerned he Is will
ing that the case go to the jury with
out arguments. He said II will prob
ably 20 TO the jury before noon.
Court adjourned at 2 80 o'clock last
nieht until $50 o'clock this morning
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BLANCO
Ccontinusd from first PAg.3

turbed in any event. manifest much
anxiety over the situation.
Robert V. Pesqueirz. formerly con-
hdential agent Of General Carranza.
In Washington to-day Joined Rafael
Iubaran Capmany. who hold that pos
ition now. Enrique G. Llorente. Mex
lcan consul at Fl Paso during the
Madero administration. arrived here
today as the Washington representa-
tive OF Provisional President Cutler
rez. DESIGNATED by the convention al
AEuas Calientes
The evacuation Of Mexico City is re.
Earded by Carranza supporters here
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Obitua ry


Mrs Margaret A. Campbell. a well
known and highly respected woman. OF
Martins Ferry, passed away at her
nome on North Fourth street yester-
Jay morning at o'clock following a
weeks illness OF heart trouble. The
deceased was IN the eightieth year OF
nef age and was a pioneer resident OF
Martins Ferry. She was a member Of
the Martins Ferry u. II. church. having
worked faithfully for the past nfty
years In church work. She u survived
~ two sisters. Miss Eleanor Smith and
Mrs Harvey Campbell. OF Arkansas
Lity. Kan. one son. Robert Of New
,astie, and three daughters. Mrs Alva
l'arrah Of Martins Ferry Mrs Emer-
son Fowler. Of Quaker city. and Miss
Ella az home. are left 10 mourn her
loss
Funeral arrangements are incomplete
ow 20 the fact that no word had
been received from distant relatives
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VICTORY In POLAND
tcontlnu.a from %, r.r,l


lieved to be on the eve OF another a..
sault upon the allies dcfenses. bat
for the time being there IN nearer
approach 10 rest for the armies spread
out from Ostcnd to Ncrdun than al
any time in the past two months.
Portugal is Now IN.
Portugal has taken the final plunge
Eucse Congress today decided that
the country should cooperate with the
allies when 10 considers the step nee.
essary. and the minister OF war will
Issue p decree FOR partial mobiliza.
ton
The greatest loan In EneIand's HE.
tory. E25O 900. 600 $50. 00n. OuOl has
been successfully noated by the Bank
~ England. both large and small in.
vcatorH being among tho buyers The
country awaits tho announcement hy
Tho chancellor ~ tho oVchruuor as TO
fhe amount Of the subscriptions win
tho belief that they vii exceed con
siderably the amount Of the loln. and
that the colossal transaction will have
an impressive eject upon Great Erit.
aims enemies
Berlin reports that the nundcsrsfh
has passed laws TO prevent and To-
punish speculation In cold. 20 o. the
prices 81 potatoes. 10 limit the con.
sumption 81 bread in Berlin. and 10
extend the moratorium applying 10
bills ~ EXCHANGE IN Alsacc Lorraine.
east Prussia and nartg Of vest Prussia
another thirty days. making ifs OK.
tent 80 DAYS n On cNncctcd that tho
prices FOR WOOL viii b. fixed this week
The government has taken up al the
stocks Of leather
Anarchy Approaching
The hunger stricken Hcirlana on the
border ~ Holland arc pictured ~ 70
SORTING 70 hriFandarr. and reports say
state ~ anarchy ia annroachinr
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FIRST PLEA FOR CONVERTS GETS
1T AT MARTINS FERRY REVIVAL

ternoon. and Rev. Jones preached
snort sermon. as he stated that he
wanted 20 save his strength for the
evening services as he though that he
would issue n call for converts The
sermon opened with Rev. Jones read
ing from the fifteenth chapter OF ST.
Luke.
Jesus Christ is always n sinners
friend ana - always trying to save ain
pers and Is I'm all OF the peoples minds
Jesus IL most interested in the hopiess
Sas S as there is not a case OF hopeless
most mothers will have their heart in
ne ne son that is the worst sinner. Jesus
leper lays low. as he has no fear for
leprosy and went into the depths of IL
Several verses from nm fbe sev.n,h
Rev Jones said that there ism, a sinner 'r'sT
not have and there IL not n woman SO
vale that can not be reached.
frlendless men and women are always
forgotten by their neiGhbors but they
always a friend OF the friendiess. no
Jesus likes TO get hold OF the helpless
cases as he can do wonders for them
with a prayer prayer by s' Rev. j. Il. Mcc ci1ss
pastor OF the First NJ. r. church after
which the large audience was dismissed
the afternoon services that he would
take for his subject Friday afternoon
the Humiliation Of Christ p
Spoke on Death
Death" the subject taken by
Rev. Jones last evening. and the sermon
was enc OF the most powerful delivered
since the revival services opened In Mar
tins Ferry Rev. Jones said; Il am a
oeiieNcr In the second coming OF Christ
and hope TO live to see the day when
He will come, am a firm believer In
sIn,5 s,5 that hat. will turn a man away
and don't believe in excitement
Death Will always come when people
are not looking for ~. and In most cases
are not prepared for IT. Jesus told a
man once 20 take down his bars and 20
prepare Tor death. and the man did a.
he was directed. and in less than TWEEN
ty-f1ur hours the man WAS dead. Only
Jesus knows when the sting OF death
Will come. Some people will say thai
they do not believe in death bed stories,
but 1 do believe in death bed stories.
y hear lot OF people say that they
don't care N they 10 die but ! do be
cause / do not like TO think OF funerals
as ! do not like 20 go 10 funeral and
seldom do. I do not like 20 hear or
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was TOO buny.
Il was holding a revival An a town at
one time and all OF the stores in the
village closed except one. and the owner
attend to. that he could not close up his
place of business. That evening a min
lister told me of what the man had said.
and said that the man would have to
close his place OF business some time. as
death would ovcrtake him. When 1 hap
pened To see the minister who told me
man would not close up his store. six
weeks later. he said. Rev. Jones. do you
remember that man who said he could
not close his place. and 1 said, yes.
He said. well. he died. and has at last
closed up MS place o. business. IL Is
ali easy Tor some people 10 talk but
they wlil not listen 10 the word OF God.
A wise man is a man who Will pre-
pare Tor death and the inevitable.
Death VIII overtako you sooner or later.
50 you had better Prepare for IL as IL
Is liable To come at any time. prac-
pare for death. and see that his loved
ones are provided for. 1 am a practical
man. as the Last time that / left home,
1 prepared all OF my business Matters
lieve In carrylng life Insurance In
which TO protect your wife and child
where my wife could lay her hands on
them. as i did not know whether
VIII ever see the home again and my
loved ones.
Death does not care for families. as
in most cases IL comes when they are
not prepared for II. He will come soon
er or later and viii stick his dagger
into you young man at one time
married girl and they had only been
married "A short time when "A minister
happened TO pass the house and notice
doctor coming out. The minister in
quired OF the doctor who was i'll The
doctor said. you know that young man
who was recently married. and the min
lister said yes. Why. he is III and can
only live few hours and you had bet
ter 20 and tell him as he thinks that
he will get better. but he has no chance.
SO that minister went In and told the
young man that he could only live a
few hours and the young man cried out
that ne was not prepared for death a.
he thought that life had Just started.
That r. the way with a large humber OF
young people IN this world they think
that life f. just beginning You do not
know when the germ OF death win en-
ter your system" The meeting then
came 60 a close by Rev. Jones issuing
the FIRST call for converts and one hum
dred and seventy-seven responded to
the FIRST call.
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Mrs. Catherine Cameron. "A well known
resident Of Rose Hi, Beliaire. died Mon
gay evening at the home of her daugb-
Ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Nanness death being
que 10 stroke of paralysis, which she
suffered SUNDAY morning. The deceased
was In The s1th year OF her age and she
- survived by the following children:
MIS-. Mary Higgins. city, Mrs. Jesse
Jewell Beaver Falls. Pa: Mrs. Elizabeth
Nanness. Rose Hill. BeIlaire: Louis, OF
Enon Valley. Pa. and James Cameron.
complete.
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Word was received Yesterday b. Ms
y. ~ LewciiYu. wife 81 the rarfor 81 fIr
tlu NfuNr STONE Pres hVffrlan church.
60 the effect that her father. Mr ffihta
had been found dad IN bod yesterday
ACCORDING fu the telegram De passed
nWar come time durinr Monday afonina.
from heart trouble. Iff wac in hia elr1
gar am1 hnn nuffFrcd from heart frnu-
pic Tor several years. See o. survived ~
BE Widow and one faurhfrr Nra
l.ewrllyn Who lcft yesterday fnr her
home
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Leander Donaldson. OF Kidwell. West
virginia. passed away yesterday morn
ing at the Ohio Valley hospital, after
having undergone an operation. Local
relatives arrived in the city late yester-
day afternoon from his native town. TO
take charge Of the remains.
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The funeral over the remains OF the
late John Patterson was held from his
home. stop 81, on the Barton line near
Blainc. ohio. yesterday afternoon at /
O'Clock. Rev. snyder. pastor OF the
Lansing n. y. church. officiating. In
az 81. Clairsville.
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ICIlOwfuE lmrrrraINa ceremonies 81
IRE homo ~ pts nnrrufe fn Huntington.
terfrrdHf afternoon fhf remains of the
late kef. =. ". Johnson were iald o.
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The death 81 Wr- eonhis Ueufnr
rcltct 81 the late Henry Helnng. occur
red last uirhf NJ fntf0 o'clock af the
family residence No. 911 West Carlisle
street Martins Ferry. following n short
illness. due Co. The infirmitice 90 old are.
iiai che lived until December fT she
would haVe celebrated the 18th annivcr-
narv % her birth
Mra ifolliur waa one % the nIonoaf
residents ~ Martins Ferry. qhr b. rur-
fiNrd hN four sons Charlie. of F.I,ro.H
CIV. in.. william. Henry ard f.nuls. or
Martins Ferry
Funeral arrangements have not been
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cspmany's Statement.
csrranza Troops Movina.

Ell PASO, Texas. Nov. 24.-The
Carranza troops are moving to the as
Stance of their garrison In west and
east Mexico. according to an Official
report received today by agents here.
Villas convention forces are being al
lowed TO take Mexico City without
argument. but IL Is asserted that the
former first chief will soon dominate
all coast country and begin an ag-
gressive movement into the north.
IL was stated officially that Gener-
ais Nillareal and Hay were at Puerto
Mexico entraining their forces on the
gunboat Saragoza for Tamuico. which
has been threatened by Villa troops,
at San Luis Potosi
General Obregon with his entire
army Is moving to the assistance OF
Guadalajara which is being attacked
by the Villa troops. The Carranza
forces led by General Aguilar are de-
pended upon TO hold Vera Cruz.
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j. Bart Lilly. a former resident OF this
city. but now OF Grafton. died IN that
city Monday morning at 4 O'Clock. Death
being due TO paralytfc stroke, which
he suffered Friday afternoon. The re-
mains Will be shipped TO this city, where
lnterment viii Be made IN the Mt Zion
cemetery The body Is expected to ar
rive to-day at 1890 o'clock.
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that city.
The services were attended BY hun
ureds OF sorrowing friends and several
local. as well as Huntington minister.
being present. Rev. l.. =. Grose pastor
OF the buckley NJ. r church. Edgwood
assisted m the service. Rev johnson
was former pastor OF the Buckley NJ Il
and Elm Grove churches
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Mrs. William Bartcis a highly re-.
spected resident OF Ss2I Eon street
passed away yesterday morning. follow.
Ing three years illness The deceased
was In the nfty-third year 81 her axe
ana had resided IN the city all her life
She was an active member OF 81 paui's
evangelical church. OF the Ladies' Aid
society. ldora circle. 40 L. a. A. %. ID.
and focahontns lodge No. T.
Resides her husband and mother NJ =
E,rncstine Scharf. The following step
y. Elmer A. Minnie y. Hilda NJ and
Mrs Herhert Iiehr She also ltaves one
hrother. william Scharf. and three SO.
tors. Mrs. Caroline Bake. Misses louise
ana Estclla Scharf Funeral services
VIII be held Friday afternoon from the
family residence at two o'clock Rev
august o. kasche. pastor 81 So paurs
church VIII ofnciatc. fntermeut iu Mt
Zion cemetery
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Al OF the grade schools i'm the city
nacle this afternoon.
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The Knights OF Pythias and PythIan
sisters viii attend the services at the
tabernacle this evening.
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as strategic move and the beginning
OF general mobilization. Villas par
tsans say their forces are better
equipped and control more territory.
Representatives of both sides seem
10 recognize that civil war il inevita-
bic with more definite alignment OF
the general as me strife develops.
Cspmany's Statement.
Capmany. who has for several
months been the spokesman of Car
rama here, issued a formal statement
tonight concerning the evacuation OF
Vera Cruz by American forces. Il was
In part as follows:
The evacuation of Ne-a Cruz BY
the American troops serves tangibly
TO establish the pra-existent facts, not
only OF the answering steadfastness
OF President Wilson and the principles
OF justice that actuate a great politi-
cal party, but also the genuine inclina.
ton OF the great and powerful Amer.
can people.
Actions such as these bring strong.
~ the ties OF national cordially. and
serve TO strengthen the already exist
ing feelings of friendship between two
nations who have been called TO sim.
liar destinies"
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ardi will be held In the tabernacle this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
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One hundred and hfty persons OF the
tabernacle last evening
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Rev. W. II. Fields, OF Wheeling. led
me large meeting in prayer last even
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Prof. McKensie was presented viii
flowers DURING the services last evening
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Mrs. Geo Nennum lost a valuable fur
on the way 10 the evangelistic services
last evening.
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was Too Busy.

6 a,rses. collins. cemeteries and
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TABERNAcLE NOTES

The Ex-High club had a total ~ AZ
men IN the line Of march last evening.
Prayer meeting In charge OF Mr.. Mein-
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s..d sh.s., VI ?. a. ssS Sea-. ss.ss. Ss..,
ioos 49,. 3. SifseE So 800. 49, ~ =
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500 ssy.stn fr-s1s - - vIisss sss 49,,
> hstsis a1f nafs rrsualss fkaf u1sild 80
- gsfi1g so-ls ~ ths uH- 49, ftirtesa hsft-s
~ ~ falfsa Nrfiral uiaarF~rr 49, uarf Al.
Maaltnn aaiTs mharf 49, rrrrfafa ID sia.
- s-rs - - 80 s-i.g ss.in a. 49, 80 a.
Il - Ne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-16
PUBLIC INVITED TO
HEAR EDUCATOR IN
HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT

tin school superintendent John
Milne said this t|ft,rEoou ihat th,
school authorities wished It distinct.
N understood that the rcncrsl public
wac cordially invited 60 hear th, Ir,-
tufe iu '' delivered boz She nian
school auditorium tonight u} nr 81
~ fosht rural sehuui expert off .hr
national bureau of rducatIun Ur
FoHhi arrived THIS afternoon ftou,
Santa Fc. Hin lecture touiehf wIll
boz of genera Interest tuI fhc co..
casi"n ls not confined ,n any was
io teachers CO.. pers"ns d@ireotl, com
nrctod with b hoods
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RANGERS MUST PAY
FOR HOSPITALITY
OF STOCKMEN
Government Warns Against
Appearance of Petty Graft
Tact Needed in Living Up
10 Order.

IhrHiFh District Forester A g.
l|tiuslaui tho forrest .,r,I., has trans
mitted to Itl the tore-trr- lu th.- dis
trl.t Instructions fu insist uu paving
iaI Whatever meat uI other pru,l-
sion the} s,i from rtoekm,u Iu tn,ir
territory
The iic' ,= io prevent ID feeling of
obligation on Che part ul the ranger
ANA o. feeling that iatHE- tr, expect
eel ou the part ui the .tp,umln coz
settler.
The mem trs instructed to , tact
boz pressing payment iuf IuDtt ur
meals % s realized that amuu4 the
stockWru and cattle riis,r Their, are
men Nuo would taa. lht -|ass,stIau
of payment for food Furnished as an
Insult
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MANTLE Of LAW IS
OVER TWO-BIT
TAXI FARE
Ray Clark Rests Under Sha-
dow OF 20 Days in Jail Be-
cause He Punched Tony
Michelbach.

EIt DlaIt .hauurur charged
VIfn p@lu.IIu. TONY MiahclIH.h be-
cius mo I.H,r refused fu puI his
fUfr tur UI... rides back tu so
ceuJs, waH suspended SON.
tou,e ,f INVENT. Iass ht Juds, craig
boz NuI. UulH ru moruluE
tHla tdu...I having words With
Mi,ucIHl.h HtUr Uly Eue devotion
to thc a.-,rr. ..re. but deui,d that
De- puuthrd b. eminent advocate ol
cheaper tINI.tIIIHg &C. said hc
norDly pushed tho protaguuist of
economy
Ml,nrlla.h .aiu announced that
his devotion 200 tnr 2s-ceut rate wac
unsnahsn. and went form ftuu court
to uphold tho prnripio oi tho two
uit 800 under tha mantle oi tho Jaw
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