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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
TWO YOUNG MEN UNDER ARREST
CONFESS TO MURDER OF LAWYER

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 22.-GIsn
viii and Ethelbert &. Oman. we're a..
rested this afternoon IN connection
win the murder of william NJ. Alex.
ander. the wealthy retired lawyer
fIiied by burglars In bis home early
today. witt IL said 70 have confessed
Witt showed a number ~ bruiseg,
police thought from the blows ad-
ministered by Miss Penelope Aiexan-
der. who grappled with the robber AFT.
sr her brother william had been shot.
Oman had a bullet wound In his Lex
Oman also confessed. the police
declared. saying that ~ was he wir
lad shot and killed Mr.. Alexander.
The two men we're taken 10 the
Alexander residence where both were
Identified b. Mrs Alexander After
ward u required two hours work 81 "A
hospital for their wounds 20 b. ban.
daTed where the two Girls. Penelope
end Anna Alexander. had battered fhs
rohbefs with silver backed bair
brushes. heavy enough 10 inficf So
we're wounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
10 FIRMS CONTROL
PRICES OF COUNTRY

NEW YORK. Dec 22.-Fifteen but.
ter and egg firms In New York City
virtually control the prices OF the two
commodities throughout the United
states. according 10 Information made
public today by the States attorney
GENERALS offioe. which is investigating
the sale OF butter and eggs in this
city.
Members Of the attorney generals
stan have prepared an analysis Of fig
ures relating to the trade in New
York. and according TO Deputy Attor-
ney General Kennedy. will Introduce
the Analysis into the evidence being
gathered AZ the formal inquiry in prog.
ress here.
Many Of the fifteen firms alleged 70
have national control OF the butter aud
Gag prices have on income as high ~
$4,000 0cO each. according 70 Mr..
Kennedy. and control the executive
tommittce Of the New York Mercantile
Exchange
Mr.. Kennedy introduced testimony
tendinr 20 substantiate the attorney
generals contention. that the produ.
GERS Price Current o. the medium
through which prices arc controlled.
This Journal o. published daily BY a
member of the Mercantile EXCHANGE.
n was stated that instances have been
known when trading on the Chicago
butter and egg market was suspended
until The arrival Of the Price Current
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
VIEWS OF FRENCH GOVERNMENT
ON WAR GIVEN TO PARLIAMENT
PREMIER vIvIANI REcoUNTs IN
clDENTS LEADING UP TO
GREAT cATAcLYSM.
Says France Will Not Sheath Her
Sword Until Prusslan MlIitariasn
Has Been Crushed.

PARIS. Dec 22.-Premier viviani.
stating the views of the government
concerning the war to the chamber OF
deputies today. said:
France, acting in accord with her
allies, will not sheath her arms until
after taking vengeance for outraged
right; until she has united for all
time TO the French fatherland tho
provinces ravished from her by force:
restored heroic Belgium 10 the full
ness of her material life and her DO
litical Independence and until Prus-
sian militarism has been crushed to
the end and that II be possible to re-
construct. on basis Of justice, a Eu-
rope regenerated
The text OF the declaration OF tho
government as read In parliament by
Premier Niviani n in part a. follows
"Gentlemen: There a al this time
but one single policy: a combat with
out mercy until such time a. We ac-
.cept the definite liberation OF Europe
won by n victory insuring peace. This
u the cry which has wrung from an
Ups when. during the session OF the
chamber Of deputies Of August
there became evident. a. has been so
Eeii described by the president ar
the republic. that sacred unity which
fcontinued on Page Hirht1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
BANDITS Who ROBBED
WOMAN SURROUNDED
Special DisPs.eh TO the Inteiiseueer.

Sptfial Dlspttch 70 tire intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Dec. ~
Smoke curling from a deserted coal
mine in eastern Lawrence county.
Ohio. near here today and the pres.
ence OF woman carrying food TO
that wild locality leads the authorl-
ties 20 believe that Philip ShambIn.
-. and Grover Gothard. 30. wanted
for the robbery OF Mrs y. &. Oswald.
an aged woman AZ Great Bottom W.
Va. Sunday night are hiding there.
Information TO this effect brought
here late todav by relatives OF Mrs
Oswald. who offer a large reward for
the bandits capture. An armed posse
started for the scene and late tonight
were surrounding the mine. AT pre-
cautions are being taken A. the ban
dits are declared by tho authorities
10 b. desperate fellows and heavily
armed. The robbers covered Mrs.
Oswald with revolvers and threaten.
Cd ia blow her brains out and even
choked her but the woman refused 10
divulge the hiding place Of a largo
sum Of money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
WIFE AND BROTHER
HELD FOR MURDER

NreCial nirratcr .o tna fnteIiiaencsr
GRAFTON. W. Va. Doc q fol.
lowing the death of Alonzo piles. Of
liowesville. Preston county. from bui.
let wounds ihrough his nnga. his wife
and bis brother. ,. w Piles. were ar.
rested and are being held at King.
wood to await preliminary hearing
saturday ON charge of murder The
ahair is a very sensational one owing
fo tno prominence of the parties In.
tolVed. Tho defendants claim Piles
committed suicide under Influence of
alcohol after bis brother had tried 10
Wreft o. pistol from him Authorities
say there are no powder burns on the
dead mans coat To Indicate suicide
theory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
HEAVY FIGHTING MARKS
WAR IN EAST AND WEST
B U T FAILS TO PRODUCE
CHANGE IN POSITIONS
OF THE ARMIES.
In the East Germans Retire Across
vistula River-Turkey Be-
tween Two Fires.

LONDON. Dec. %. 1925 D. M
Heavy lighting is taking place ON both
eastern and western fronts. but with
out producing any material change in
the positions OF the opposing armies
In France and Belgium the allies
offensive is being pressed and. while
some ground has been gained at wide
ly separated points. other attacks have
been repulsed by the Germans from
their strongly entrenched positions.
In the northern area the artillery and
warships yesterday took up the battle.
giving the infantry rest, but lower
down the line and from the Disc to
the Meuse fierce fighting took place In
many districts.
While the progress OF the allies is
extremely slow. IL Is the belief of milf
tary experts here and in France that
the gains which the general staff has
been able to report are disturbing the
German system OF fortifcations at
vital points and will. II successfully
continued. compel a retirement by the
Germans from their present lines.
Germans Crossing ezurs.
In the east. most of the Germans
north of the Vistula have retired across
the West Prussian frontier before III >
onrush OF the Russian forces. but south
OF the river. between the Bzura and
the Pilica. the Germans continue their
advance. and announce tonight that
in fierce battle they have succeeded
In crossing branches of the Bzura and
tcontinued on Page Eighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
OHIO ROADS WANT TWO
CENT FARE LAW REPEALED

COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. 22.-The gen.
eral passenger agents OF cight rail
road operating In Ohio outlined before
the State public utilities commission
here today their plans for a campairn
70 brlng about the repeal OF the state
law hxing two cents a mile a. the
maximum intra-State passenger fare.
Education Of the public 10 the need
by railroads Of 40 least 2ik cents a
mile was declared BY the railroad
men 10 be the principal feature OF the
campaien. which is similar TO fhoaa
about To be conducted In Indiana. Wi-
nois end Michigan. where two-cent
fare laws exist
Arrangements were made by which
the railroads viii submit 10 the utiii.
ties commission statistics intended 10
show that part of the receipts from
freieht trafnc are used now 10 pay
passenger expenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
DESPERATE is
UNDER ARREST
MAT FARRELL. WHO SHOT AND
KILLED CONSTABLE AND
WOUNDED ANOTHER,
RUN TO COVER.
FARRELL Was Out on Parole Granted
ey Gov. Hatfield and Was Re-
sistino Arrest at the Time.

Special Dispatch to the Intellixencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. ~
Mat farrell. one legged desperate.
who shot and killed Frank Nantz. an
Eskdale constable and morfallv
wounded John Ratliff. a young miner
when an effort was made TO place
him under arrest on Cabincreek yes
terday. was captured late this after
noon and will be brought to Charles
ton tomorrow charged with murder.
The capture Of Jarrell was effected
py Rome Mitchell and a companion
after he had been run to cover py
Sherin Ed. Bragg and posse OF citi-
zens who had secured the mountains
Tor the assassin after he had shot
Nantz and inflicted injuries on hat
I'm which resulted In the latters death
tonight.
JareII Opened Fire.
FARRELL. who had recently been ma.
rolled by Governor Hatfield while
serving prison sentence for carving
revolver. became disorderly yester.
day, and when his arrest was attempt
ed by Constable Nantz. Jaren opened
hre on the officers. afterwards taking
the constable's pistol before he fed
10 the mountains. He was pursued
by a posse and was traced to a place
near the home of a relative. where
he was placed under arrest.
Constable Nantz was one of the CEN
tral lighters in the Paint Creek coal
strike. He was tried by a military
commission for offenses committed in
the strike district, and II was his ar
rest and detention which led 20 an in
yestigation OF the trials of civilians
by a committee OF the United States
Senate. Grover FARRELL. brother OF
the slayer. was sent to the penitentIa-
ry by the military tribunal along with
Nantz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
MAY HAVE BEEN A
VICTIM OF FOUL PLAY
Special Dispatch 10 the intonisepo.,

Special Dispatch 10 The iutciiirrncer.
REDWOOD. W Va. Dee q. The
dead and maneied body of George
Turner. about 30 years of ace. was
found ON The y. A o. railroad tracks
here short distance below the sta.
tlnn last nieht about eieht O'Clock
The ghastly nnd was made bv some
of the members Of freight train
crew, and the authorities notified.
n seems that Turner and some ofn
er parties had been on the oufskirte
of town playing cards. and some con
tend ihnt rOw occurred and that
Turner mot foul play
Tho proHccuiinR attorney aud Do.
lioe are inveatigafine. and coroner's
inquest vii b. held tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23

land. Switzer Towner. voIstead. Wal.
lin. Willis. Wood. Young. OF North Da-
kota. Total. 81.
ProgressiYes Bryan, Falcone-.
Hinebaugh, Hulings. Kelly. Penna
Lewis. Pennsy Mcdonald. Mich: Run
ley. Thompson, of Illinois; Walters
snd woodruff. Total. II.
Progressive Republicans-Ben, Cali
fornia; Copley. Illinois, Laferty. of
Oregon, and stephens. OF California.
Grand total for resolution.197.
Those AsaIns, u.
Voting assinst the resolution were.
Democrats-Adair. Allen, AsweiI.
Bailey. Barnhart. Bartlett. Bathrick
Beakes. Blackmon, Booher. Bowdle.
Brockson. Broussard. Brown. New
York; Bruckner. Buchanan, Illinois:
Buchanan. Texas; BuIkley, Burgess,
Burke. Wisconsin: Galloway. Cantor.
Cantrill, Carey, Carlin. Casey, Church.
Clancy. Cline. Coady, Conry. Cox.
Crosser, Cullop. Dale. Dent. Dies.
Dixon. Donohoe. Donovan. DooIing,
Doremus. Dupre. Driscoll, Eagan.
Eagle. Estopinal. Fitzgerald. Fitz-
henry, Gallagher. Gallivan. Gard. Gar.
ner, George. Gerry. Gill, Gilmore.
Cooke. Goldfogle. Gordon. GouIden,
Graham. Illinois: Griffin. HamiII.
Hammond. Hardy Hart. Hefiin, Henry
Hili. Igoe. Kennedy. Connecticut;
kettner, Key. Ohio: Kinkead. New
Jersey; Korbly, Lazara. Lee. Georgia; /;
Lee. Pennsylvania: Lesher, LAWS,
Lieb, Linthicum. Lobeck. Loft, Loner-
gan. McAndrews. McGillicuddy, Ma
guire. Nebraska; Mahan. Maher. Nit
chell. Montague. Morgan, Louisiana; I;
Morrison, Moss. Indiana; MuIkey,
lO'Brien. Oglesby. OTAary, O'shaun-
essy. Palmer. Patten. New York: Pet
erson, Phelan. Pou. Price. Rauch,
Rayburn. Reed. Reilly. Connecticut !;
Reilly. Wisconsin; Blordan. Rouse.
SABBATH. Scully. Sherley. Sherwood.
Slayden, Smith. New York: Stanley,
Stephens. Nebraska: Stephens. New
Hampshire. Stone. StrinKer. Sum-
mers. Talbot. Maryland. Talcott, New
York; Thacher. Tuttle. UnderhuL Tn
lderwood. Vaughan. Vinson. Votlmer.
Walsh Whitacre. Williams. Wilson,
New York. and Witherspoon-totaI
! I1G1
Bepublicans-B Barchfeld. Barthoidt.
tcontinusd ON PAgs rsu)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
COMPANY OBEYS
The COURTS INJUNCTION
~ 10 the IrteilSeneer

Social y n.sns,cn y :, a.. 20 tne irteixener.
The Wells Fargo & Company Express
today stopped All deliveries Of fntoxi-
eating liquor shipments in Harrison
cotinty ~ q result OF the Injunction Is
sued against II yesterday by Judge
Raymond Maxwell. OF the Circuit court
restraining IL from such deliveries un-
less IL informed itself that they were
not solicited by mail or otherwise
Shipments were continued. however.
by the Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad
Company, also enjoined under AMI
davits sworn out by the consignees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
MURDER In THE
FIRST DEGREE
WITH RECOMMENDATION FOR
CLEMENcY rs VERDICT IN
LYNCH CASE AT zANES
WILLIE.
Jury Was Out Five Hours. and First
Degree Verdict Was Surprise.
Arrested In This City.

Special Dispatch to the InteiliE encer.
ZANESVILLE. o.. Dec. 22-Without
twitching q muscle In his face. Charles
Lynch. charged with numbering John
G. Albert. a recluse farmer. three
miles west OF here. In October, to-
night heard the jury's verdict which
VIII mean a life sentence for him.
hrst degree murder with a recommen-
dation for clemency.
The jury was out for Ave hours.
They retired at 2 O'Clock this after
noon. took an hour for supper and re-
ported at s O'Clock. The court room
was packed. over 400 people having
stayed all afternoon and evening on
the chance OF hearing the verdict.
VIII Ask New Trial.
Lynchs attorneys announced to-
night that they would make n motion
for a new trial Wednesday morning.
They claim their client is innocent:
that the State only brought circum-
stantial evidence TO bear. The most
damaging feature against Lynch was
the possession OF certificates OF de-
posit bearing Albert's name. found on
Lynch when he was arrested In Wheel
ing. He claimed these were given him
by a mysterious Mr.. Murphy. whom
the defense could not produce at the
trial A number of Witnesses testified
they saw Lynch near the scene OF
the murder the night before the kill
ing. but on cross-examination they
confessed they did not know Lynch
personally and that they might be
mistaken.
The jury at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon asked the court for instructions
as 10 the punishment for second de-
gree murder. so the first degree YER
dict was a surprise to the attorneys.
The trial started a week ago Monday.
(continued on Pare ren)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
'HOBSON AMENDMENT FAILS
OF NECESSARY TWO THIRDS
VOTE STOOD 1877 FOR AMENDMENT AND 1ss AGAINST IT.
MEASURE LACKED 81 VOTES OF REQUIRED TWO
IHiRDS-LEADERS CLAIM VOTE WAS SATISFACTORY
WHETHER SIMILAR RESOLUTION IN SENATE WILL REACH
vOIE THIS SESSION Is NOT KNOWN-SESSION OF HOUSE
LASTED UNTIL LATE LAST NIGHT-ATTENDANCE HEAVY

WASHINGTON Dec 22-The Hobson resolution to submit a
amendment for national prohibition
lures was defeated the House tonight
Ss against An affirmative required to adopt
the resolution
rary lines were wiped out in the
Underwood and Republican Leader
az the head OF the forces opposing when
came OF the 1877 standing for
Republicans and four we're
Republicans
Immediately after the Of
ourned The crowds which galleries the
prolonged debate dispersed with mingled regret
Jubilaton.
Prohibition leaders declared the resolution
had fulfilled their hoped for
vote at this Whether similar pending the
Ae suomed oy Senator Sheppard of Texas wou!
ne Senate this session
leaders we're inclined to believe however
of the action of the House
notwithstanding repeated public
OF the House would the issue the roll call
disclosed heavy average the
session. On the final recorded
To have carried required sf
tive IL thus failed votes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
Prohibition Resolution Defeated In House
CHRISTMAS
WEATHER

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-
snappy Christmas tempera-
tures and clear skies will pre-
vail Christmas day throuehout
the United States, with the
possible exception of the gulf
states, according to indications
tonight at the weather bureau.
The forecsste-s said NOTHING
extreme in the Temperature
was expected. The mercury
might run q few degrees below
the seasonal averages, In some
sections, they said. but no.
where was II likely to be unusu-
ally cold.
Everywhere north Of the
Ohio river line. from New Eng
land states to the Rocky noun
tains, sufficient snow has al
ready fallen to last over Christ
mas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
CAUGHT IN The ACT

Special nisratch g. the futeiif~cncar.
GRAFTON. W. Va. Dec. 22--Iames
Male has been arrested on a warrant
issued BY William Parsons. who claims
that be caught Male In the act OF rob.
bing bis home near Grafton early TO
day Male was armed with n pistol
and worsted Parsons On a fght which
followed HE discovery In the house
Male escaped but was caught BY the
police a few hours later
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ROW They Voted.
Voting for the Hobson resolution
were:
Democrats-Abercrom Adamson.
Aiken. Alexander. Baker. Bsrkley,
Bell. of Georgia; Borchers, Borland,
brodbeek. Burnett, Bynnes. South Car
-ofinAs@ nyrnes~ Tenne.soa.- csnsler.
Mississippi. Caraway. Carr, Carter,
Clark. Florida; Collier. Connolly. kan
sas: Crisp. Decker, Dietrick. Dershem.
Dickinson. Difenderfer. Dooiittle. Ev-
ans. Faison. Ferguson. Ferris. Fields,
Finley. Flood. Floyd. Foster. Fowler.
Francis. Garrett. Texas: Glass, Good
win, Gudger. Hamlin. Harrison. Hay.
Hayden. Helm. Helvering, Hensley.
Hobson. Holland. Houston. Howard.
Hoxworth. Hughes, Georgia: Hull.
Humphries. Mississippi: Jacoway,
Johnson. Kentucky: johnson. South
Carolina: Jones. Keating. Kindell.
Kirkpatrick. Kitchen. Lever. Lewis.
Maryland: Lloyd. McRellar. Moon.
' Murray. Nicely. West Virginia: O'Hair,
Oldneld. Padgett. Page. North Caro-
lima: Park, Post. Quin. Ragsdale.
Rainey. Raker. Rubey. Rucker. Rus
sell. Saunders. Seldomridge. Shackle-
ford. Sims. Sisson. Smith. Maryland /:
smith. Texas; Sparkman. Stedman.
Stephens. Mississippi: Stephens. Tex
as; Stout. Taggart. Tavener. Taylor.
Alabama: Taylor. Arkansas: Taylor.
Colorado: Thomas. Thompson. Okla
homa: Tribble. Walker. Watkins,
Watson. Weaver. Webb. Wbaley.
White. Wingo, Young. Texas Total.
ia.
West Viroinlans For a.
Republicans Anderson, Anthony.
Austin. Avis. Barton. Burke South
Dakota; Butler. Campbell. CramtOn.
Dillon. Dunn. Farr. Fess. Fordney.
French. Good. Green. Iowa: Crisss.
Hamilton. Michigan: Hamilton. Nev
York: Haugen. Hawley. Helgesen.
Kinds. Humphrey. Washington: Johns
son. Wash; Keister. Kelley. Mlchi.
gan; Kennedy OF Iowa: Kiess Of Penn-
-sylvania. Kinkaid Of Nebraska
kreider. Ia Toilette. Langham. Ian.
giey. Lihdbergh. Lndquist. Mckenzie.
McLoughlin. Naples. Nondell. Morgan
~ Oklahoma. Moss. Of West Virgins
Nelson. Norton. Patton. OF Pennsyi.
vania; Peters. Plumley. Powers.
Prouty. Sells. Shrave. Sinnot. Slemp.
Sloan. Smith. OF Idaho: j. ". &. Smith.
Samuel W. smith. steenerson. suther.
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nAEK nonnERs orr

RICHMOND. Va Dec. 12--Rank rob-
befs stoie o. 900 throufh the receivinr
teliers window % che Central Natlonai
bank here thls afternoon and made their
escape haforo tho loss was discovered
Several persons were ln The hank nj fhe
time. A uroarranFrd frlenhuna call drew
tho receiving teller from his booth
An attempt 90 rob The flrsf National
hank failed earlier a. the DAY when four
men were detected in an efforf ~ force
r wicket behind which uaa SO 600 in
hiils They left fhe building before they
could b. appreh ended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
1000 SOLDIERS KILLED
WHEN TRAINS COLLIDE

LONDON. Dec o. i.ts a. m.--Neariy
I 900 Austrian soldiers ere reported 10
have been KILLED or injured In a collision
of two troop trains near kaiisr Rus.
Frauhs pefruarnd Correspondent The
trains are reported Co have met while
ruuninn no luil speed a. the result 0f
ae cidfninl or0ninr ~ switch. Many
uf fhn cars were reduced TO fnafrhugfiid
hy the impact and the rassenrsrs
e. rushed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-23
CHILE LIMITS
COAL SUPPLY
ISSUES ~suPREME DECREE" ON
COAL FuRNieHED DELlio-
ERENT DATTLEsHIPs.
Decree Aims To Protect Neutrality
and to Aid In Excluding Vessels
From American wsters-

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Eduardo
saurez Mujica. the Chilean ambassa-
dor. today transmitted to Secretary
Bryan copy OF the Supreme de-
cree" issued by the Chilean govern
ment restricting the amount OF coal
which belligerent warships and mer.
chant craft can obtain In chilean
ports.
The decree. which becomes effect
I've ] next. is an amendment to /. le
articles OF The Hague convention, a
privilege granted to Individual pow-
ers in respect 10 coaline, and repre-
sents the suggestion of Chile to Pan
American nations generally as a
means OF excluding belligerent war
ships from this hemisphere.
Great Britain already has formally
advised Chile that she will abide by
the regulations of the decree. the text
OF which was announced by the State
Department to-day. in part. as fol.
lows:
Text Of Decree.
That hereafter the supplies OF coal
which may be furnished to warships
OF the belligerent nations TO Chilean
ports shall be reduced to the quantity
necessary TO enable them to reach the
nearest coaling port of the neighbor.
ing nation.
That in the event of the violation
by a merchant ship of any OF the
rules bearing upon the observance OF
neutrality. adopted by the government
OF the republic. no fuel shall be sup
piled in Chilean ports to any vessel
of. the company to which the ship so
Offending may belong.
That The quantity of coal that may
he supplied In ports Of the republic 20
merchant vessels be limited to the
capacity OF their ordinary bunkers. un.
less they desire TO sail direct to Euro.
pean ports. In which case they may
be supplied with the quantity of coal
necessary for the voyage. provided
always. that the company to which
they may belong furnish a sufficient
guarantee in the opinion of the gov.
ernment that the fuel shall be used
exclusively in effecting such voyage
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WAsHrNoToH. Dec. 2a.-Eorsoastf
West Virginia ara Wssesru. P~nnavf.
yania and omo-rair wednesday aad
rhursday.
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(conttnnsd on Page Ten.l
The state herald., 1914-02-13
Notice Of Lost Fire
Insurance Policies
no whom It may CONCERN

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Roy E.
Howser is no longer agent for the Cal.
edonian Insurance Company. at Hol-
yoke, Colo, and that blank fire insur-
ance policies of the Caledonian Insur-
ance Company, Nos. 222O727 to 222O774
inclusive, have been lost, mislaid or in
advertently destroyed and cannot be
found.
All persons are advised and warned
that in case any of these policies have
been or shall be misappropriated and
illegally issued by anyone, it is without
the knowledge, consent or approval of
the Caledonian Insurance Company or
its agents, and all such policies are in.
valid and of no effect
If any of the above numbered policies
should be found or information leading
to their recovery come to hand, kindly
return same or notify the undersigned.
C D. Cobb & Co., General Agents,
1046 Gas and Electric Building, Denver
Colorado.