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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
WIFE MURDERER is
COMMITTED TO PEN
WILLIAM GRAHAM LIKELY WILL
BE REMOVED TODAY
FROM JAIL.
Commitment Issued Yesterday by CIR
cult Clerk klnahorn-Exeeu-
ton Set for July 2.

Clerk Of the Circuit Court John l..
Kingdom yesterday made out the com
mitment for William Graham, alias
Thomas. colored. committing him TO
the state penitentiary TO await d $
execution Friday. July 2. II is expect
ed that Warden White will remove the
condemned man to the state Institution
this morning.
Graham's stay OF sixty days expired
yesterday. and no effort was made to
secure an appeal insofar as Officials
know. his funds not being sufficient
10 get a record. The negro was arrest
ed. charged, and convicted OF murder
ing his wife. Freda Thomas. at their
home al Richland. last November.
Since his confinement in the county
jail he has proved a model prisoner.
His cool demeanor. and actions in the
jail has won him many friends among
his fellow prisoners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
REX THEATRE
KREUTzER SONATA.

Nance O'Neil. the most renowned
American tragedlenne. who David
Belasco positively believes Is the
only actress In this country in a class
with Sarah Bernhardt and Betty Nan
sen. In this William Fox production
she surpasses her epoch-making tri-
umph az the Belasco Theatre in The
LILY She regards her work in the
plcturezation as the browning glory OF
her career. Kreutzer Sonata Is
stepped in tragedy and was written
with a pen dipped in blood by the
worlds greatest thinkers. II IL n
story with an appeal that is universal
In its underlying passions and emo
lions. II was written BY Count loo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
RIVER NEWS

The river az this point viii rise bv
to.lsht several inches n least. g. the
information given out az tho local wharf
last eNeuing. IL - probable that an-
ether slight high water stage Nil
matertalize within the next fcW dave.
- heaNl rains are reported 20 have fall
ers.
A number Of smaller tow boats pass.d
up ana down With coal fleets and emp
TIES yesterday. This larger boats are
Louisville and NJ the river rises suffI-
GENTLY they will bring out another large
amount Of coal from the Pittsburgh
The Liberty came On last evening
from Matamoras and viii return this
morning az N sc o'clock The Rau-
ben Dunbar T. due az noon FOR Pitts
burght and the EN press De- scheduled
from Matamoras this evening
An ~ foot inch stage was az the
local wharf late last night and sta
uonary.
River Stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAMS feet. fall
ing. rain
STEUBENNILLE-io9 feet. falling:
TARKERsBURG-It feet. rising:
M0RGANTowN-s feet. falling:
rain.
oil CGTY-i.S feet. falling. cloudy.
WARREN-9 feet. falling. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
APPROPRIATION
FOR PROTECTION
MARTINS FERRY COUNCIL VOTES
MONEY FOR SPECIAL
OFFICERS.
- Insure Resumption % whitaker
Siessner Plants Without Moles-
tation By Insurgents

The city council Of Martins Fer-y
held special meeting last evening
and heard the reports In regard 20 ths
protection thai was furnished TO The
Nhitaker-Glessner and Wheeling Cor.
rugating works In the upper part O,
the city. As the works did not resume
this week no trouble occurred. al.
though the entire police force was on
guard
Al the meeting Of the council La,
evening they decided TO vote all the
money TO the mayor that was neces.
sary 10 employ special officers to pre-
serve peace about the plants wien
they resume operations which viii
probably be some time next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
IMPROVEMENT
Noted In Condition Of Mrs. Lula Hoff-
man In North Wheeling Hos
pitsl-1usband In Jail

Mrs. Lula Hoffman. whose attempt
ed murder. Sunday. stirred the city.
Is steadily improving at the North
Wheeling Hospital. and hope for her
full recovery is entertained. As soon
as her condition will allow, state
ment OF the shooting will be taken.
and her husband, who made the at
tempt to kill her will be given a pre-
liminary hearing. As yet her hus-
band. Cleve Hoffman. has neither
given bond or engaged counsel TO fight
his case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
NOTICE.

HhEkEAs; A vault in a bank build.
ING IN martins Ferry has been injured
-, .iPalently with malicious intent; and
"hEhGAS: There has been some fnti-
nation circulated which would tend
~ cat dlsoredit upon this orRanfza-
ionL ~ lnferencei Therefore, Be a.
AEsOLNEDt That we deploro mis- OF
Tense and declare that our orTanfza tioo
opposed 20 lawneanesH Of any ma
ture; And be 40 further
AEsOBNEDi That We hereby offer a
reWard Of $500 for the arrest ana
eonviotion OF the perpstrator Of this
this organization.
(5iEnedl
Local union NO. 20. Bridge and Structur-
Al Iron workers Internnffon &c.,.
ton, per ~. 3. CALVEET. President
lAttestedl 8. J. CUDDHY, Becretary,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
Indigestion and constInation

About hve years ago | began tax
ing Chamberlain's Tablets after suf-
fering from indigestion and constlpa.
ton for years without finding any.
thing 10 relieve me. Chamberlain
Tablets helped me at once, and by
using them for several weeks ( was
cured OF the complaint" writes Mrs.
Mary f. McMullen. Phelps. n. Y. For
sale by all dealers.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

criminal assault case OF Mitchell Rich
ards. alias Mitchell Smith. S. o.
Boyce. well known criminal attorney.
has been engaged to fight Schul,z's
case in the Ohio courts The warrant
was sworn out before Squire Joseph
MeConaughey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

WANT APPROPRIATION - Senior
Agent Horace Atwood. d. g sands
and William H Royce of tho Pan Han
de Agricultural club. appeared before
The Ohio county commissioner veef.r.
day morning to make arranremerfs
for The appropriation for ompIovmept
Of a county agent. aa provided for bv
on enactment at the recent session az
The legislature. Prosecuting Affor1ev
ID a. Mckee enlightened the CONNIE.
sioner1 how to proceed In The matter
ELEVATOR ON BLINK The
0chmuIhach building elevator was out
"i commission yesterday Wo-xsfr1
were on The job 400 day repairing fha
power pump of The "uue" system
pc elevator viii bc running thiF
morning DO is reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
FURNISHES BOND
officer Carl Schultz Formally Arrested
az Bridgeport on Ugly
Charge.

Il was learned yesterday that officer
Carl Schultz had been formally az.
rested at Bridgeport Tuesday evening.
and that he had given bond In the sum
OF 900 for his appearance az the pre-
iiminary hearing Friday. Schultz is
charged with completely in the alleged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

Folstori and II anyone resists the an
peal she makes. their hearts are made
OF stone. Friday and Saturday.
Crowded houses greeted the Cele-
DRAFTED Scandal al every performance
and II Is hoped that all who could not
get In will see It today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

ASSESSOR 5UsY-Assessor VIM.
Hanke and his force OF men are busy
on the 1915 assessment. and with less
than a month TO go. they are making
an extraordinary effort TO finish II
Is claimed that the property valuation
Tor the county will show an incrcast
Of about 100000 this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

japanese artists wonderfully appr
cate when you these Rag Rugs which you not
ordinary Rag Rugs but beautiful Floor Coverings
Ines< are tightly twisted and closely giving
BODY and nsung excellent Artistic patterns
cerstc japanese colorngs The
ders extend around the four sides
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
Hllsboro. will speak on, why the U.

Hillsboro. will speak on. why the U.
c. T.'s Should be'Gideons"
Praise Services Sunday will be lead
by Carl c. Henson OF Charleston, who
viii also lead the afternoon mass
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. while the
principal address will be delivered BY
A. p. T. Moore. national president.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Officers for the
ensuing year will be installed at the
closing OF the convention. Sunday
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
STONE & THOMAS
Thursday. Jun. J. 1875.
TIE ~ssther-sho~sr..
Headquarters for Floor Coverings

REYOND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
Floor Covering Specials for Thursday

Floor Covering Specials for Thursday
100 Bigeiov Administer Room-Size Rugs. exl
terms and eolorngs for any room. our SIS 90 quail
80 Smiths Famous Seamless Carlton Amin
Hugs, sxl2 feet, in excellent patterns S24OO
Ne SAT- Price. -..-............
Wilds Best Quality lnlaid Linoleum suited 70
noules, pantries and bath rooms. halls. lodge roc
made IN u. s. A." and none better made in m
world our 81 so grade; sale price. square yard
Plain and Notified Velvet Carpet for halls
and rooms, usually SIPS, but our SII5 quality
price yard Observation-Disclosures.
tapestry Brussels Carpet in hall. stairs and
patterns, our Sc grade; sale price yard. .......
Fourth floor.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
VILLA Defeated.
ARMY NEAR BORDER
CarranziStaS Rout Enemy in
Fresh Battle Near
Juarez
COLES ARMY
ALSO DEFEATED
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Sept 2l.-General
Pershing wired the War Department
today that five thousand to seven
thousand Villistas in Juarez" are fall
ing back toward the American border
The dispatch was shown TO and dis
cussed with President Wilson by Act
ing Secretary of War Breckenridge.
when he saw the executive today. it
is understood.
Pershing's report also advised that
officials Of "A general movement OF
Villistas toward border points" State
Department adyices today confirmed
Villas evacuation Of Torreon Per-
shing's dispatch created the impress
sion in official circles that the re-
treat approximates a general rout OF
Villistas by Carranzistas
The villa iunta here denied the
truth of the Pershing and State De
partment dispatches Defeat Of Car.
ranzistas under General Gales al
Nogales. Mexico. by General May.
torena's forces also was reported {,
the State Department
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
GETS ss1.ss VERDICT.

Charles F. Parks, real estate broker,
was awarded s61.25 at a referees trial
before Magistrate Broman today. Ac-
tion was brought by Mr.. Parks against
the Misses Louisa and Florence NJ
Crawford. owners of the Victoria The
atre. Parks claimed he was to receive
fve per cent of the rental of the the
atre property for five years as com
mission for securing a tenant. but he
agreed later to take this commission
for securing a tenant for three years
The owners. the Misses Crawford. he
alleged, paid him his commissions un-
til a few months ago and il was tC
secure this sum that suit was brought
The referees we're William j. Fisher
Harry Hurff and ]. A. Wilson.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
ESCAPES CHARGES OF
ROBDINC CHINAMAN

William Bolton. colored, had a close
shave in General Sessions Court to-
day He was charged with the lar
oeny of S4 from Joseph Fray. a Mid
dletown Chinaman. There was no
direct testimony but considerable sus-
picion. The jury returned verdict
of not guilty.
George Proud and John Mahoney
we're indicted with Mark Chambers
on charges of the larceny OF a horse.
carriage and harness in June, from
Perry's Tavern Earlier in the day
Chambers pleaded guilty to the charge
and later went on the stand and tes-
titled that he took the team and later
met Proud and MahOney on the Park
Drive. Proud and Mahoney were ac-
quilted. Chambers viii be sentenced
later.
Clifford Huggler, colored, charged
with the larceny Of a sweater valued
at 75 cents, was found guilty and
sentenced TO be imprisoned for six
months and ten lashes.
The grand jury returned the fol-
lowing true bills:
Charging arceny-Charles Boyles
Spencer Jarnes. Andrew HILL Frank
Harrison. James +. Chiffens. Ray
mond Jones, Howard Edwards. Ste
phen Kirby, Thomas Saunders.
Driving off motor without consen
/ of the owner-Wilson Hogan anl
/ Howard Edwards.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
.BURRIS WANTS COUNTY
TO DO ITS own WORK

Samuel L. Burris. at the meeting OF
the Levy Court today. informed the
court that Attorney General Wolcott
had notified him last Friday that the
Levy Court cannot award a contract
for county work costing above $500
without advertising for bids for the
same Mr. Burris said he did not
know until that time that the law so
provided.
Discussing other subjects. Mr. Bur-
ris said that the appropriation for
Wilmington hundred this year is $6.-
600. or $1,000 for each bridge. He
suggested that the county do much
of its work on the bridges 70 save
money.
Il have worked for the contractor
as we'll as served as Levy Court Com
missioner, and ! know the county
does not get full value for It's
money" He asked for written
opinion from the attorney Of the court
on the right OF the court TO do its
own work. The motion was carried
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
ROCKEFELLER, JR.. WITH
WORKERS SECOND DAY,

BY The United Press.
TRINIDAD. Colo, Sept. 21.-John
D. Rockefeller. Jr., began his second
days inspection of his Colorado min
ing camps by following some of his
SO a day laborers into coal shafts
sunk thousands Of feet below sun
light
The choicest bits Of conversation
between dust-begrimed miners and
one of the richest men in the world
wero lost TO newspaper men who
trailed Rockefeller to the mouth of
the shaft. because Rockefeller decided
to make his underground investiga-
tion unsponsored by news gatherers
However. plans for today's trip were
made by w L. Mackenzie-King, who
pointed out some of the reforms he
instituted as industrial investigator
for the Rockefeller Foundation and by
J. F. Welborn, who defeated the strik-
ing miners.
( house and possibly another talk 10
miners were likely to be incorporated
in Rockefeller's program.
The purpose of Rockefeller's trip,
his private secretary has let it be
known, was not for the increase of
dividend but for the study Of the
miners working and living condi-
tions Special attention was being
/ paid to reforms instituted by Mac
kenzie-King. following the recent
strike.
In general, the reforms have been
along the lines of the strikers de-
mands, It is claimed. notably in allow
ing the miners representation, al
though not as a union. No avowed
unionist is welcomed by the Rookie
feller employers.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
SUPERIOR court Grants
MORE DIVORCE DEGREES

General Sessions Court began its
September work this morning with a
rush Judges Conrad and Heisel pre-
sided.
Everett Robinson pleaded not guilty
to a charge of larceny OF two milk
bottles from John T. McElwee.
Hastings Applegate pleaded guilty
TO the charge OF stealing a shaft, six
pounds OF lead and bronze from Noah
Hickman last November, and got nine
months imprisonment
George Butler, colored. pleaded not
guilty to the larceny of a pair OF
trousers from Charles Winfield.
Mark Chambers pleaded guilty and
George Proud ana John Mahoney not
guilty TO the larceny of a horse. car
riage and harness.
Not guilty pleas were entered to
larceny charges by Lewis Steve
Louis Evans, colored, and Clifford
Huggins, colored.
Millard Taylor, colored. pleaded not
guilty to stealing five chickens from
Laura S. Johnson of Pencader hun,
dred.
Stephen Kirby, colored. pleaded
guilty to the charge of larceny of q
bicycle from Clifford Greenman. KIRBY
informed the court he is II years old
The court told Kirby that he had stol
en- one wheel and did not like it
He then stole a second bicycle. II,
was sentenced to be whipped will
20 lashes and imprisoned for sii
months.
i Jacob Prodigal failed to answer q
a charge of larceny and his bail bon
was forfeited and a capias was issue
ireturnable forthwith
In Superior Court yesterday after
noon the following divorces wer
( granted
John NJ. Quincy from Lillial
Quincy; Blanche E. Whittingtol
: from Calvin H. Wilmington; Ami
, Greene from James l. Greene: vii
helmina c. Day from William c. Day
Samuel S. Harris from Pearl II. Hal
ris; Elizabeth Loebe from Levi
Loebe John T. Lane from Carolin
B. Lane; Lydia S. Mcclure from Hsr
vey L. McClure Windle Broomhal
from Fannie Broomhall; Chalton S
Prettyman from Margaret R. Pretty
man.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
Mother
TRIES POISON Dose
Swallows the Drug, Then
Tells Husband of
Her Act
PHYSICIANS SAY
SHE HAS CHANCE

Despondent because Of i'll health.
Mrs. Mary Curran, aged q years. Of
No. SIC Ferris street. is said to have
swallowed several poison tablets at
her home this morning The woman
was rushed TO the Delaware Hospital
in the Phoenix ambulance. where it
was said Mrs. Curran had a chance
for recovery
Mrs. Curren was found on the h~ee
OF a room at her home. shortly before
IL o'clock by her husband. John Cur
rem. AT that time Mrs. Curran. who
was III from the effects OF the poison.
told her husband what she had taken.
The Phoenix ambulance was called at
once. Mrs. Curran. who is the mother
Of an eighteen months old child. has
been I'M for a year.
No one responded to callers at the
Curran home late this morning but
neighbors said that Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
4 ran had always been regarded az
peaceful neighbors and never quar-
relied
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
WILMINGTON ITALIANS
ARE called TO WAR

The Italian consulate in Philadel-
phia has issued new orders for all
male Italians born in 1896 to report
for physical and mental examination
in preparation for military service
and also calls Italians born in 1894
and 1895. who have been rejected. TO
report again for further examination.
This call, affecting youths of nine
teen years of age, is the youngest
class yet called to the colors. The call
affects not only Philadelphia, but
Pittsburgh, Scranton. Altoona Erie
Wilmington. Dell Baltimore, Norfolk
Va, Richmond, Va; Savannah
Ca: Clarksburg, W. Va. and Charles
ton. S. c.. and their environs.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
7. F. BEAUCRAMP Gets
CRISFIELD PASTORATE

Bishop Joseph F. Berry has appointed
the Rev T. F. Beauchamp to the pastor
ate of Asburv NJ Z. Church at Crisfeld,
Md. to succeed the Rev. z. H. Dashiell,
who has been selected as field secretary
for the Conference Claimants Endow-
ment Commission. For several years
Mr. Beauchamp has been field secretary
Of the Wilmington Missionary Society.
The Rev. Dr. W. G. koons. who has
been field secretary for the Endowment
Commission. has resigned TO go to Sar-
anac Lake because of atfliction of the
throat Mr. Dasniell succeeds him in
that position.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
40 Pct. Increase in Income
Tax TO Pay EngIand's War Toll

Excess war profits will be heavily
taxed, the chancellor OF the exchequer
announced. the government hoping in
this way to raise S15O.oo0.OoO an
nually.
Taxes on beers and spirits are left
unchanged. but the tax on teas and
coffees is increased so per cent. The
tax on practically all patent medi-
cines Is doubled and ad valorem
duties averaging 3S 1-3 per cent. are
assessed against long list Of luxur-
les.
The duty on gasoline and motor
! spirits is increased six cents a gal
Ion.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
CITY COOLEn RY RAIN.

Old Mr.. Jupiter Pluvius early today
made a brief and only slightly sue
cessful attempt to come out OF the
shell in which he has been in retire
ment almost a month. and Whining
tonians saw the sight, now become
unusual, Of wet pavements when they
arose from their beds today Not
since the last Of August has there
been a good rainfall, the entire pre-.
cipitation for the month being less
than a quarter Of an inch The rair
early today measured .O2 Of an inch.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
BULGARIANS mobilize
ON The SERBIAN Frontier
By The United Prerl.

BERLIN Via Wireless to Sayville
Sept 21-Bulgarian troops are con-
centrating along the Serbian frontier
according TO dispatches received here
this afternoon. Serbia. these reports
asserted, has declared the Serbo-Bul-
garian frontier a closed war zone and
is preparing TO meet an expected Bull
garian invasion
German troops. as well as German
artillery batteries. are massed along
the Serbian boundary. cooperating
with the Austro-Hungarians, accord
ing TO press dispatches.
The prospect Of combined Austro-
Hungarian and Bulgarian action in
the Balkans has aroused the greatest
enthusiasm here Public attention
for the moment is distracted from the
wilma victories to the situation in the
Balkans.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
BROKEN TRUCK STALLS TRoLLEYs

The front axle of one of the automo-
bile trucks of the Wilson Line broke
while while the truck was crossing
Market street at Second about ! o'clock
this afternoon and blocked both trolley
tracks for nearly three-quarters Of an
hour. The wreck car Of the Wilmington
and Philadelphia traction Company was
soon on the scene with men and jacks
The truck was heavily laden. II was
first unloaded and then with the aid OF
Jacks the front of the truck was raised
and finally moved of the tracks.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
TRY ARSON FOR FIN.

BY The United Press.
RICHMOND. Va. Sept 21.-Four
small boys with ages ranging from
five 10 ten years were held by the
police today on arson charges. They
are suspected of having set fire to
two stables yesterday so that they
could have the pleasure Of seeing
the department in action
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
IN Mo united Press.

BY The United Press.
LONDON. Sept. 21.--A forty per
cent. increase in the income tax and
other drastic levies to meet the great
est deficit ever faced by the British
nation. we're proposed in the govern
ment's tax budget. introduced in the
House OF Commons this afternoon by
Chancellor Of the Exchequer Reginald
McKenna.
The income tax exemption limit will
be lowered from $500 to $3.50 year
under the provisions Of the bill in
troduced by the government today.
Thousands Of workers. heretofore ex-
empt, will be forced to pay income
tax.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
Kaiser and Prince Joachim
Slightly Hurt in Auto Accident

operations by which the Germans are at.
tempting to entrap 100000 Russians
The Kaiser's trips along the battle front
are made in big gray automobile. ia.
miliar sight with the German troops.
At the outbreak of the war Prince
Joachim was a lieutenant In the reei
ment of the Prussian Guards. He wa.
reported TO have been slightly wounded
by shrapnel on September 10, 1914 H'
reioined the command a month later
and was promoted to be a captain o'
cavalry
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
AcCInENrS OF THE Dan.

W. Williams. OF No. 1926 East Fissh
street. was treated at the Delaware
Hospital this morning for a lacerated
hand. other patients treated at the
same hospital we're Harry Lowe, Of
No POI East Third street, employed
at the Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor
poration. arm bruised: ]. J. Larosch.
No All East Sixth street, finger cut
By a saw.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
SHOW POULTRY AT ALLENTOWN

J. Denny Carville. the well known
poultry fancier. whose display of
Houdans won several prizes at the
recent Delaware State Fair. has ship
ped several OF his prize birds TO the
Allentown Fair. Several poultry
fanciers Of this city plan to visit the
fair tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
GERMAN AVIATOR INTERNED.
Y The United Press

bN Tic INITtu TItso7
ATHENS. Sept. 21-A German
aviator. who attempted to fly from the
Anstro-Serbian border to Turkey, was
forced to descend upon Bulgarian soil
because Of engine trouble. Dispatches
from Sofia today said his machine
was confscated and he was interned
Evening journal., 1915-09-21
TUSCANIA near PORT
With ATHINAI PASSENGERS
n The IInifed Press-

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-Bearing 469
passengers and crew of the Greek
liner Athinai which burned at sea
Sunday. the Anchor Line steamship
Tuscania is steaming toward New
York today and is expected to arrive
early tomorrow morning. At the An
chor Line Offices It was said nc ad-
ditional word had been received from
the Tuscania.