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BLIND TIGER"
Official Of Marion Co. Believe They
Have Big Catch In Arrest Of Pro-
prietor Of SINNERS Tavern.

special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
FAlRMONT. w. Va. Sept. 29.-Pro-
bibition Officer W. X. Riggs. Prescott
ing Attorney Morris and county Of
hcials believe that they have uncov-
cred big blind tiger" growing out
q the arrest of b. G.. Williams. pro-
prietor Of SINNERS Tavern and Leon.
ard II. Perry, colored porter. charg-
ed with Illegal selling. Williams gave
bond for $500 in two cases before Jus
tice r. l.. Fleming and was released.
Perry Is still in jail held under bond
OF $500. In each Of two cases. other
arrests are expected soon. The rails
came when Phillip Campbell made in
formation that he had been swindled
in a crooked poker game AZ the tav-
ern. lie also swore he had bought
whiskey and beer off williams and
the negro since the state went dry.
lie claimed a book was kept and The
accounts charged. In the raid the
poker room was found but was ie-
serted. The book was found and a
number Of names secured against who
charges for whiskey and beer had
been made in the past few months
The persons were arrested and many
told OF buying whiskey and beer on
Mr. Williams. Officers are still IN
vestigatinR the case.
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increase
OF one-Fourth Cent Per Mile on Mile
age Books Effective on
October 1st

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Sept 20
Increases of one-quarter Ger per nile
In the cost OF railway mileage books
viii become effective on October
The tariffs proposing an advance will
not be suspended by the Interstate
commerce commission. but may be In.
vestigated later while effective.
Ever since the filing by the railroads
during the latter part of August OF
tariffs proposing an increase in the
cost OF the mileage books. much in.
terest throughout the country has been
manifested In the attitude the commits
sion might take toward the advance
The railway officials generally an.
nounced that the action of the roads
was based upon the decision of the
commission in the FIVE per cent. ad
vance rate case. which held that pas
senger fares on railways generally
were inadequate. and that the roads
will be Justified in increasing them.
The tariffs filed in August proposed
an advance Of one fourth of a cent a
mile In the coS OF milage books on
roads that were charging the public
only two cents a mile for milagt
transportation. Protests against the
increase were made to the commission
both by individuals and by organiza
lions. but despite the objections ~ is
the intention of the commission tc
permit the increase to go into effect
II is expected that after the advance
shall have become effective formal
complaint will be led against the in
crease and that the matter then viii
be threshed out before the commits
sion.
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TAKES STAND
Miss Cox Testifies In Conspiracy Case
Tells Of Disposition Of Money
Received In Civil Suit.

CHICAGO. Sept 2s.-Miss Ada NJ.
Cox accounted today for the money
she had received from Rufus Edwards
OF St Paul in contredicting charges
that she had conspired with govern
ment officials to have Mr.. Edwards
indicted under the Mann white slave
act
Miss Cox was on the witness stand
in an investigation being conducted bv
Federal Judge Lands as a result OF
anidavits affirming she had implicated
Charles F. Dewoody. former superin-
tendent Of the Chicago office Of the
department OF justice. and Harry Par.
Kin, a former assistant district attor-
ney
She said she had received a ye--
dict of $lS.534 against Edwards in n
civil suit in Minnesota that followed
his indictment here. THE amount I
received was $500 after had SCI.
tied with my attorneys" she said. Il
gave them so per cent" Court at
taches verified her statement that
Sl,3l3 of this amount was on deposit
in a bank and 5000 invested in
bonds and mortgages.
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Disaorees With zan..,

Ell PASo. Texas. Sept. 29.-General
Francisco Villa to-day declared that
ne did not agree with General Zapata
In desiring that American troops re.
main at Vera Cruz for the present 10
avoid the port being occupied by Car.
rama troops. General villa tele-
graphed the Associated Press from La
Mancha, Coahuila. as follows:
Il manifest that my desires always
nave been that the Mexican people
arrange all their troubles by them.
selves. and that consequently am not
IN accord with the protest Of General
Iapata that the American forces do
not depart from the port of Vera
Cruz. thus leaving IL to the Carranza
forces. All that Mexicans want is
that their fatherland be left alone in
their control, regardless OF the party
or faction which controls IT,"
Villa leaders here assert the differ.
ences of opinion between their chief
and Zapata do not indicate any serious
disagreement between these two lead
ers.
Villas presence to-day at La Man
cha. which Is south OF Torreon, indi.
Gated that the conference with Obre-
gon and several other Carranza gen
erals would be held at either Zacate-
cas- or Aguas Calientes The names
OF the Villa delegates were-not made
known here. No reports of fghting
in central Mexico reached the border
today
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scRIegs lN sesslon.

PITTSBURGH. Pa Sept 29-With
nearly 100 delegates In attendance tho
forty second annual meeting OF the
Pennsylvania State Editorial Associa-
ton opened here today Ncwapapcr
owners. editors and writer's from all
sections Of the state arrived here In
the forenoon for the reception The
educational institutions Of PITTSBURGH
were visited and an automobile trip.
.durinR which the station Of the Unit.
ed States bureau Of mines was in.
spected. followed
Arthur Brisbane. Of the New York
American. made the principal address
lat the banquet tonight bic subject
being Journalism al % is PracticCd
To-day"
other speakers were Rev. Dr $ r.
Mccormick chancellor Of the Inivor
sity Of Pittsburgh. and h y. HabRood.
Of Bradford. secretary Of the
association.
The convention will close tomos.
row
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ARMY AND NAVY GAME
NAY BE CALLED OFF

WASHINGTON. sept 20 Failure
Of the West Point and Annapolis auth.
critics TO agree will result In FINAL die
continuation Of the annual contest. is
the opinion Of official here.
Secretary Daniels said tonight that
he had attempted without success "a
compromise the differences between
the two schools lie concurred In the
recommendations Of Secretary CARR.
son that the game be- abandoned. he
said only when they both realized the
utter hopelessncss Of ADJUSTING the de-
mands Of the two institutions.
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VTEBEI. Sopf 2Q-Tho farowoII
messane Of Col Samuel HUGHES. min
lister o. militia. 10 the Canadian troopa
now on their way 90 hrht for britain
In continental Europe was made public
here tO-niRhf. 70 shows that upwards
n $4,000 Canadians OF English. Irish
French. Welsh. Scotch. American and
German ancestry have gone 20 the col
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OF any country now al war. that trss
is a breach Of neutrality and punisn-
able by Imprisonment
Late dispatches declare that the
Germans have begun their attack on
the nrst lines OF the Antwerp defenses.
mat they have reoccupied Maliues.
occupied Mol. an important railway
Junction. and are bombarding Lierrg.
a Few miles from Antwerp. whers
many houses have been Destroyed
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carrsnzs 70 Willing.

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 2e.-In his re.
ply this afternoon TO the petition of
Francisco Villas generals asking him
70 resign in favor OF Fernando 1glesias
Calderon and thus avoid civil war,
General Venustiano Carranza says:
I will gladly take such action II ii
rs ratified by the general conference:
II not will fight with she same en-.
ergy that employed in combating the
usurpation OF Huerta. | will night re-
action and the old regime which an
pears now TO be headed by villa who,
II may be. is an unwilling tool. in this
as well as orozco in his fight against
Madero."
General Carranza asks General Vii.
la s chief 70 demand the retirement of
their leader as commander of the
northern division of the army in view
OF his .Carranza's Willingness to re.
tire II the army so votes.
The general conference of military
chiefs will be held Thursday. when the
resignation Of General Carranza will
be considered. although but 26 gener.
ais Will be present II is believed here
that further fighting is unlikely. Gen.
eral Carranza's attitude of abnegation
Is warmly commended by the local
press.
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nIns 10 ID REcFIvrp.

bids Tor gum coats for the hrcmon
and police viii be received by the
board Of control during the present
week AZ soon a. the bids are passed
upon. the orders VIII be- placed. as
council passed the appropriation or.
dinance last night making this pos.
sible The nremeu and police are
much On need Of this commodity
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soosters Meeting In W.Ie,.

CARDIFF. Wales. Sept 2s.via Lon.
don. ESQ p. m.-At big meeting here
today. over which the Earl OF Ply.
month presided. David Lloyd George,
the chancellor of the exchequer spoke
OF the governments decision to raise
a Welsh army OF 5000 men.
Mr. Lloyd George. who delivered a
rousing speech. said that Clamorgan.
shire already had recruited $4,000 and
Monmouthshirs 1900 men.
The chancellor OF the exchequer
pointed out that under conscription
Wales would be compelled to contri
butte a quarter OF a million men but
that voluntary arm of $4,000 men
would be Just as good as a forced
arm ive times that plumber.
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British Casualties.

LONDON. Sept. %. (s:40 D. nj
The following casualties among Brit
ish Officers have been reported from
headquarters at the front: Killed,
three; died of wounds. FIVE: wounded,
eight; officers previously reported
missing who have now rejoined their
commands, four.
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TOULOUSE. France. sent % via
bordeaux y. m-Ex-Premier Georges
fClemenceaus newspaper Homme Libre
which was transferred TO this city from
Paris. has been suspended for eight
days by General Bailloud. military gov
ernor OF Toulouse.
The General asked ~. Clemenceau to
take out several passages OF an article
In to-day's issue which he considered
too violently wordcd. NJ. Clemenoeau
natly refused whcreupon the general
conhscated the whole issue and ordered
the suspension OF the newspaper
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1--we In wine Cellar.

PARIS. Sept 20. s:45 p. m.-wIlliam
Bardei. the American consul at Rheims.
his wife. his daughter and his son. are
the only Americans left in the French
city.
They have spent most OF their time
during the past fortnight in n wine cell
lar loo feet under ground. the opening 10
dwelling
Major Spencer Cosby. the military at
tache at Paris. has just returned from
Rheims. where he went with Whitney
Warren OF New Yrok to take money 20
the consulate
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col. cospoN A PRISONER.

LONDON. Sept 30. 80 a. m
Col W. d Gordon. OF the Gordon
Wehlanders. and aide-de-camp 20 King
George. who has twice unofhcially been
roported killed. o. prisoner IN Ger.
many and I'M good health This news
was conveyed 10 the British war ONCE
through the American ambassador at
Hcrlin. James " Gerard
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Shipments Limited.

LONDON. Sept. 20. s:25 .. ma des-
patch from Amsterdam TO the Reuter-
Telegram Company says the Holland
American Steamship line has notifed
shippers that vessels OF that company
returning from America will only ac-
cept goods consigned 10 the Netherlands
government.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Hotice 20 Manufacturer. Jobber. 49,
chants ana Others Wholesale Dsaisrn
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
Of West Virginia will receive bids dsiiv
~ Us otfice at Charleston. West VirRinia
Ior furnishing supplies for the several
STATE institutions. tho financial MANAGE
ment or which Is vested In said Board
Sontracts VIII be awarded TO the lowest
Dladers. quality considered, and other
thlngs being equal. West virginia deal
ers viii be given preference.
Lsts OF supplies needed will be fur
nisned bidders on receipt of requests
statl1E the line desired
SIAIE BOARD or CONTROL.
ta-l-tf Charleston. West virginia
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LONDON. Sept. %. 7:t5 p. m.-The
Norwaerts. a German socialist paper.
has been suppressed and its publication
forbidden Tor good, according TO an
Amsterdam despatch TO the Exchange
Telegraph company.
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Holding Their Own.

LONDON. Sept %. Q1:S7 p. m.)-
The official press bureau issued to.
might the following regarding the op.
creations in northern France:
There is practically no change n
1.-THE situation. The allied left has had
lsome heavy lighting. but they are we'll
holding their own"
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OFFICIAL BUREAU
CcOntinusd from Firs. Par.J


outside Of Using Tau. the capital. ove..
looking the Germans main line OF
defense
Chinese troops have blown up the
railroad bridge at Tayu-Ho. six miles
west OF Wei Hsien. which has also
been occupied by the japanese aud
are thus apparently opposing the jap
anese military operations in Shantung
province
The meagre report Of the Russian
campaign against Austria and Ger
many indicate p period OF comparative
calm while the great armies Of these
nations are getting into position for
offensive and defensive.
a British cruiser squadron In corn
mand Of Rear Admiral Sir Christopher
Cradock. who recently commanded 'hs
British .yarships In Mexican waters.
has arrived at Punta Arenas. straits Of
Magellan. and a. believed 20 be on its
way 10 the Pacific
Sunk -Four ships.
The German cruiser Linden which
recently captured six British seamers
and sank Eve OF them in tae Bay o.
Bengal. has added 10 its laurels Nv
sinking four more and capturing a col
tier
The Italian government has issued
a warning 10 Italians who have taken
or intend 20 take service In the army
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The Groom Well nin. you wont
see tho cuv'nor's horse any more
they've taken him FOR the army
The Gardner 7 suppose now
he's going fo be- what the Trenches
call horse Do combat London
opinion.
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ors to fight Colonel Hughes said In
his message TO them: For the pres
ervation of the British empire and the
rights and liberties Of humanity
The Canadian contingent sailed Sc
cretly recently. and the date of its
departure Is still unknown. Colonel
Hughes message shows that the troops
embarked within six weeks from the
day they heard the call to arms
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Germans Occupy MoIl.

ROTTERDAM. Sept. 20. (via Lon
don. 1850 p. m.)-The Belgians were
driven out of Moll. a town twenty
eight miles northeast of Louvain. on
Sunday and the place is now occupied
by the Germans. according to a dis
patch TO the Rotterdamsche Courant
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Situation unchanned-

PARIS. Sept. 20. ul:lO D. m.)-The
French official communication issued
tonight says:
There is nothing new in the sit
uation."
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The earliest known patent uron a
auhrnnrirc vessel eHa one granted Hr n
French hinE ln 1880 % fhr scotch ln-
tentor II sn under water craft for rur-
poses 0f salvage
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Cruisers Get Coal.

LIMA. Peru. Sept. 29.-It is ofieial-
~ announced that the German cruiser
Leipsie and the naval tug Marie re
eeived coal and provisions from the
German steamer Amasis to-day at
Looos De Terra. an island on the
coast OF Peru The Amasis steamed to
Lohos De TERRA from Callao.
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PERMANENT PEACE
tcontanusd PROM Tirss r~s.,


transitory sense or constitutional.
These declarations. honorable senior
hrst chief. powerfully reveal that this
division viii offer any sacrifice at the
altar OF the fatherland and Mat Il r.
not guided by bastard or small ambi
tons. We warmly exhort you by put
ting aside all advice of the ambitious
and by putting aside all sentiments
OF pride and Of poor self-esteem 20
lay aside the supreme power OF the
republic In order 10 save her from tho
dangers 10 which pride and obstinacy
might lead her. This mountainous
and praiseworthy action will be the
basis for the salvation and the aggran-
dizement OF the republic and will lift
you above the level Of the highest
leaving TO the generations TO come ar
ter US luminous and beautiful ex-
ample OF disinterested patriotism"
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DIE

ELrNE-On TUESDAY Sept. % Al 40
r.. m-. THOMAS KLINE. in the Bard
year ~ hla acc.
Funeral from bic late residence. efrf
Chapline street Friday at o'clock
fntcrment rcenw GOD ceuefrr,
Friends or the family Invited.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsviile Camp Grounds, in
gcNd condition. Address Forest
View" Box i02. Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
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FOR SALE
SNAIL SUBURBAN HOME.
Three room cottage. n good condi-
ton. situated on a corner lot n Elm
Grove IL offered for sale. House has
Two porches and good cellar. Cement
walks Lot SO by 1873 feet. Excellent
garden IN rear and two runs for
chickens with good poultry houes and
work shed For. further Information
call INV. Elm Grove.
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LOST gold watch with monogram on
between Wheeling Park and f2s chan.
Inc st, finder return TO 1925 Chapiine
and receive reward. s-2Si
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entrenehed armies stili face each other
neither being able 70 make much head
way while In the center the artillery
duel continues in the district between
the Argonne and the Meuse.
The French claim slight progress
an indication that they are making
heavy attacks 10 compel the Germans
TO withdraw from the ST. Mihiel where
they might bend. IL they did not break
the French front.
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9as erfe 8lnt seau1en.- @era Gru3 beiekt.-
Gpnsrek ,nteriikt @orgeben oes Yrdfoens
tem-@l Yaio, Seras, uater Wilitdrbers
maltmns. = 9iplomatii@c 8e3iebunsen ab>
sebro6en. - Wobilma4nng Der 8unoess
arutee.-M. 9. &. Mepublifen bermitteln.

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rubi9. oann tpiro mar au6 hier rubis
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unb bon bort mad Hefp Yort fam" -
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9liniiter bes InstpGrtigen ben Sam>
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5ipingen lno bdnn gang Rerito gegen
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Staaten 5urS urdiesung ieiner SCRIBE
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Subnqne, Soua, 9ieustaa, ben %. april 1914.

se9en Die Der. stnaten beeanseu
moroen iinb; lei es %ferner
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tparen Die Mitslieoer. pel6e nit ga"
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pera Grms. ,frer., Sen =.
2lpril.

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finf3ig Imeritaner fpiirben rerlest
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niht betannt, iheinen nbsr srob gu
Iein. 3ablmeiiter Ilbert ". &imber
bon Dem brttiid)en &rcu5er .@iIer"
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