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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
HexetS--A Cure
Indigestion

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the cause can be removed by
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HEXETS taken regularly after
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again.
That hard lump that lies ferment-
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after you take HEXETS. Keep
taking them regularly and your
chronic stomach trouble will be
permanently cured
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
GAS CASE UP AT
PARKERSBURG
JUDGE DAYTON TO HEAR MOTION
TO APPOINT A sPE.
clAL MASTER
In Case Of Manufacturers Light &
Heal Co. We. The Public
Service Commission.
specIaI Di.pateh 10 the In.elnreneer.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteltiRencer.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. Jan. "a
Philander &. Knox, former United
States attorney general and secretary
OF state. and A.. Leo We'll, both OF
Pittsburgh, attorneys OF International
reputation and well known lawyers OF
West Virginia. will appear here to-
day in Federal court in the case Of
The Manufacturers Light & Heat
Company vs.. The Public Service
Commission OF West Virginia.
The suit comes up here on a mo
ton 10 appoint a master 10 take ties.
tmony and report a conclusion IN the
case. The motion will be made be
fore Judge Aston G. Dayton.
The case was Instituted following
a ruling by the commission. which
the plaintin took a confscatory and
az this time a motion Is pending be
lore the United states Supreme court
asking a preliminary Injunction
against The defendant restraining Il
from enforcing its ruling. The in.
junction was refused by Judge Day
ton. OF District court. and Judges
Prichard and Woods. Of the Circuit
Court Of Appeals. sitting az Martins.
burE some weeks aEO. when % was
carried 20 h higher court. Other
counsel besides Messrs. Knox and
Well appearing for the plaintiff arr
Charles McCamic Wheeling. " VI.
Ambler. Parkersburg. and George p.
Price. Charleston.
Counsel for the defendant is Attor.
.ney General A. A Lilly. Charleston
Judge Frank ". Nesbltt and J. a.
Sommerville. both of Wheeling
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SUNDAY SCORES GIRLS
WHO FLiRT; BLAMES MOTHERS

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 13-Bllly
sunday. the evangelist. delivered his
sermon The Moral Leper." TO largo
audiences AT both the afternoon ana
night services today In his taberna-
Gle Twenty -onc thousand were pres
cnt 10 ,ac afternoon and even larger
numbers Of nlght.
When converts were called for a.
the night meeting. $50 responded.
IN his sermon sunday spoke against
the dance. branding 10 the clutch %
ne devil upon the souls Of EirIs Hs
trained his guns Ipon the saloon. upon
cigarettes. upon Christian Science and
scientists lie denounced cards and
card parties ie hurled threats and
prayer ~ girls who "firt. however
i-nocently and Ipou mothers Who lst
them nirt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
RESERVE BANK
CUTS DISCOUNT RATE

Special Dispatch 90 tre Intelligence.
CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 13-Dirpct.
ORE Of the Cleveland Federal Reserve
Bank today ordered a sweeping r..
ducfion IN discount rates.
The rate on 3o-day paper was re-.
duced from @ 20 ~ per cent. so
days, 81 % : per cent 90 days. 8 20
3 per cent The rediscount rate on
al paper Of more than 90 days ma.
turity remains UNCHANGED AZ 6 PEI
cent
Tho reduction suggests Tho rreai
ease Of money. Because OF the lack
NJ requirements for loEifimatc enter.
3r'se. loaratlc funds afD in abuud
anco at ofo The country Tho Fed.
'fal banks. consequently. have not
YET done much redlscouutinE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
VILLA STARTS
IN EARNEST
COMMANDER OF GUTIERREZ
FORCES PREPARED TO
CRUSH cARRANZA.
Villa Goes 10 Aauss Galleries to As
sumo Personal Charge
OF Forces.

WASHINGTON. Jan. I3.-Ofrcfai
adVices reaching the United States
government from Mexico to-day indi-
cate that General villa, IN
OF all the forces OF the Gutierrez row
eminent. has oegun in earnest the
campaign which he hopes will force
the Carranza faction to c~apitulate.
Eight thousand men under the COM
mand OF General Angeles have been
dispatched by villa to reinforce mis-
columns and attack Tampico. They
we're moving through San Luis Potosi
today. according TO consular dis
patches.
FROM Information received TONIGHT
oy me Carranza agency here. General
radio Gonzales, in command OF the
district surrounding Tampico. has
Deen reinforced by 5000 men under
General Caesareo Castro, which. 10
gether with the forces under Generals
Nlllareal and Herrera, make an estf.
mated total Of $4,000 men. The same
dispatches say the Carranza forces
are moving toward San Luis Potosi.
indicating that a big battle between
The rival forces Is imminent on the
railroad line between Tampico ana
San Luis Potosi.
Anxious TO Capture TsmpIeo.
The Gutierrez government IL snr.
ious % capture Tsmplco and end tho
complications which have arisen a.
a result Of General Carranza's decree
affecting foreign oil companies. The
British embassy received word today
mat % of tho British COMPANIES had
been shut down because Its owners
refused % pay a big levy 20 the Car.
officials.
General villa himself has gone d,
AEuas Caliontes. vhcre DO b. believed
Do o. modelling Tor an attack on Pua.
va. now held by General Obreroa.
with the Gutierrez army attacking t1e
two main s-tronEholds Of the carran-
za army in the vicinity Of Tampico
ana Puebla. respectively. a turning
point In MeXiCo'r civil war. hrinrirg
She rise OF either the Carranza or Cue.
terrcz element 's generally believed
here 10 Do iu prospect
General Bliss be- E paso teierrapbed
90 fho war department today that Gem
cal NaytOrnnI. The villa commander.
bad blaIn to remove bic troops from
tho Vicinity of Naru. SONORA in accord.
anro with fHe agreement arranEcd By
General Scott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
VICTORY FOR
PROHIBITION
FEDERAL COURT REVERSES
JUDGE kEILAR AND UP
HOLDS YOST LAW
Decision ls Taken as UNFOLDING the
Constitutionality Of the Law
Sweeping Effect.
Special Dispatch to the InteIIis neer.

special Dispatch 20 the Inteilis sncer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. "a
What is regarded here as the most
decisive victory ever won in interests
OF prohibition was the decision hand
ed down today by the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals. sitting in
Richmond. Va. According to a tele-
received late this afternoon by
state Prohibition Commissioner Fred
q. Blue. that tribunal reversed and
remanded the decision OF Judge KEEL
lar. In the 4. s. District Court for the
Southern District Of West Virginia. in
the case Of the State OF West Viz
ginia versus the Adams Express Com
pany. in which Mr. Blue. for the state.
sought an Injunction 70 restrain the
express company from delivering In
tOXicants In this state. The suit was
nrst brought In the circuit court for
Kanawha county and Judge Little
page granted the injunction. The Ex-
press company then appealed the
10 the Federal court and Judge
kellar refused 20 sustain the injunc-
ton Tho state then took an appeal
10 the higher tribunal. and according
10 the telegram received by Mr. Blue.
40 upholds Judge Litticpago and in
Etmcts that the Injunction be granted
az prayed for.
Would Not Discuss n.
Awaiting the full text Of the de-.
cisiou Commissioner Blue refused to
discuss az length the significance Of
the decision However. he declared
that 10 Is the greatest victory ever
won In the cause Of prohibition In
West Virginia. and as he interprets a..
there o. practically no limit % the
extent 90 which n state may 70 in
cnacting legislation % prevent the
-alo and shipment FOR delivery with.
.n its borders Of intoxicating liquors.
The decision d. taken 90 mean that
The constitutlonality Of the YOst law
is upheld. even insofar az 10 relates
10 the Interstate shipments o. Hquor
and also % the solicitation through
tho mails by circulars. letters or 9th.
orwise. ~ orders for lntoxicants
To De- believed that ON the strength
81 the decision. even more stringent
prohibition legislation uil be enact
- hy The state legislature
This mca fhe elimination. b. De-
fsid here Of the alleged fake" com.
mon carriers and express companies
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Special Dispatch % me inf.ftfrsr~r-
CHARLESTON W. Va. Jan Ia
Judge r W. Nesbitt and senator /. b.
Sommcrvile. Of Wheeling we're bora
today 20 confer with Attorney Cen
.eral Lilly In regard TO the motion Of
he Manufacturer Light and Heat Co
70 b. argued tomorrow before United
States District Judge Dayton. AZ
~Parkersburg Former Secretary OF
State Philander G Knox. OF Pitts-
burzh. is counsel for the Gas Com
uany
Tho motion is 10 have tho case re-
ierrod to a master Tor hoartinr fba
testimony to b. reported fo tho rourt
and fho appointment 81 such master.
Do vii BE- resisted BY Judges Neahitt
and SommerevIlie FOR The consumers
and Attorney General Lilly represent
iuF tho State
IhiF point vac brourht before me
q uited States Circuit Court 81 Ap.
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Rendezvous Planned.

FcnocxNous
WASHINGTON. Jan. lathe rem
devious OF the international fleets at
Hampton Roads preliminary 70 the
cruise to Panama in connection with
the opening OF the canal. will be
abandoned.
The ships will gather at Cristobal
at the eastern enc OF the canal.
Secretary Daniels announced the
following program for preliminary
operations and the cruise to San
Francisco:
h following named foreign YES
sells are expected to take part in the
celebration incident TO the opening OF
h Panama canal:
Argentina will send the battleship
Moreno. flying the flag OF Vice Ad-
miral Onofre Betbeder: Cuba will
send the cruiser Cuba: Portugal will
send the cruiser Almirante Reiss and
the dispatch boat Cinco de Outubro.
Spain will send the b~attleship Espana.
Vice Admiral Ramon Estrada Catoiva
has been appointed by the Spanish
government as its naval representa-.
tive.
The battleships OF the Atlantic feet
and the destroyer fotilla will proceed
10 Guantanamo and Guacanayabo bay.
cuba. on January nth. for extended
Meet exercises and target practice, II
battleships participating in the ma.
The Georgia. Texas, South
Carolina and Minnesota will remain
AZ their home yards, undergoing over
hauling. until February Is. These
vessels will proceed to southern wa.
ters the latter part of February.
Texas viii Remain.
The Texas will remain at Hampton
Road To escort the President to Pan
m IN the New York. the New York
proceeding TO Hampton Roads from
Cuban waters about February Is. pre-
pared 10 receive the President on
March ;.
IT is intended that the Washington
relieve the Delaware in Mexican wat
ers as soon as practicable. and that
the Delaware and Rhode Hsand will
Join the feet in Cuban waters. TIE
Rhode Island has been ordered from
New Orleans 10 Norfolk for docking
and on the completion OF docking
about January 22. will proceed 10
guantanamo TO Join the feet.
The battleships and the destroyers
Of the active flotilla (about 23) will
remain In Cuban waters. carrying on
drills n exercises until February g.
n Will then proceed to Panama, all
Il battleships going through the canal
10 San Francisco.
There ran, Of course be no parade
OF the feet as 4 whole through tho
canal. This would result in conges.
t'on in Colon and in the canal. with
serious delay"
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peals a few weeks ago when Judges
Prichard and Woods ruled they had
no Jurisdiction. Another phase OF the
case Is pending before the Supreme
Court OF the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
CRUISE PLANS
ARE COMPLETED
ALL ARRANGEMENTS ron PAS.
SAGE OF WAR FLEET THROUGH
CANAL
Are setsied-coi. coethsis Not Sure
That Vessels Win De Able TO
Pass, Owing TO Slides

WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.-PIans for
the cruise OF the Atlantic feet and
visiting foreign war craft I San Fran
cisco In celebration of the opening of
the Panama canal were announced
tonight by Secretary Daniels. The pro-
posed great international rendezvous
at Hampton Roads has been aban-
doned. and instead the program pro-
vides that the ships shall proceed d.
rectly to Cristobal. at the eastern en-
trance 10 the canal. 10 be passed
through to the Pacific side at stated
intervals.
Consent Of congress will have Il be
obtained for the change. as the law
authorizing the cruise expressly set
forth that the United States should
invite the maritime nations OF the
world 10 send naval vessels TO Hamp-
ton Roads for the event. Secretary
Daniels said. however. that he had no
doubt the necessary legislation would
Dc Enacted AZ once. He pointed on
hat the European war had made i'm
possible a rendezvous OF the internal
tional character contemplated by on
vress. and that the Isthmus would be
a mere convenient gathering place
both for the American fleet and the
few visiting vessels that would par
ticipate. Only Spain. Portugal, Ar
gentina and Cuba so far have indi-
-ated their intention of sending ships.
The program a ~ worked out
In the confident belief that passage
through the canal will be possible, al
though Colonel Goethals has given no
ttce that he cannot guarantee II on ac-
count OF difficulties occasioned by
earth slides. February 26 Is fixed as
the ate for the passage OF the van-
guard Of the Atlantic feet. other
vessels will 20 through day by day
until March 10. when President VIII.
son Is due to arrive on the b~attleship
New York. and transfer to the old Ore
o for the trip through the canal.
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She-t was glad 20 meet Mrs. Blank 81
the bargain sale this morning.
Hc-Ru ! thought you detcsted her.
She DO: that's why I was glad.
During the crush ! found a chance to
give her a few real good pokcs-New
York Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14

or View Mexico ana Arirous mHf prove
an EXCELLENT source of material 0Hr lead
pencils
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-14
THREE DROWN
And One Has Narrow Escape When
Boats capsize In MononsaheIa at
Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 13.-Three
men were drowned and one rescued
from death m the Monongahela river
here late today. Two of the men lost
their lives in attempting to rescue two
others who had been thrown into the
river when a rowboat capsized. The
dead:
Robert Oliver. 26. son Of David b.
Oliver. president Of the board OF pub
lie education.
William Niehaus. 81. OF Evansville,
Ind.
Thomas Mooney. 80. Duquesne.
Edward %Iietzel, 20. was rescued
with difficulty. Oliver and Hetzel were
rowing about in the river when their
boat was caught by a swift current
and overturned. Oliver sank almost
Immediately. but his companion sue
ceeded in swimming nearly to the
shore, where he was rescued by men
on a barge.
Niehaus and Mooney heard the cries
OF the lei as they were thrown into
the water. They secured a boat and
started 10 their rescue. but their craft
was also caught by the swift current
and capsized. Both men sank before
aid could reach them.
Shortly after s o'clock Sergeant
Bion Miller received a telephone call
from Pittsburgh to instruct persons
in this city end river towns TO keep
a watch on the river In the hopes OF
finding the body OF oliver. A liberal
reward IL offered. Oliver Is 30 years
OF age. : feet 10 inches tall. weighs
about 1870 pounds. slightly bald. and
wore working clothes at the time he
drowned.
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which are alleged to be operating in
Wheeling and other points in the
state.
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-04

Darnel flung herself Into her evil pa- sion with al Che abandon ot the nHr,. dian, only her voice was almt,-i ulp dible; ''Tom Gallon. Tom Ganon drua though you are, rn hays revpuee, When her fury bad spent us,If aud. ike all physically indoput women ~u, could not yield long Co emotion she prepared Der campaign
 First she called up George brake and made certain that he would be at n,r home for dinner tbat evening Then she called up two old arumutunrps who were always glad to Hu empty chairs at her well spt table This -rt. tied. she again sought Ruth and ppr. suaded her from going down immedi. atcly to Everett's office
 "You must be very tired. my deaf." Mr3. Darnell purred And auywav. you know. in New York young ladies' do not 60 about nnescOrtrd Go mems business offices. and cannot go vith you until tomorrow of next day
 That vin be too hate" cried Rnth
 Hrs. Darnell opened her eyes wide. 90 i; in surprise "Alr. Everett is com. Ing to dinner tonight" she said soorh- ingly. You can talk business Co your hecTta content right here"
 That will be much bettar." aaid Ruth
 When her hostess was gone sho stood by tue window trying to think more calmly of all that had happened since she had left "The Master Epy" mine, but one thought was prominent: What was John Dorr doingT She recalled thgt there was three hours difference Tn ume. lt was now o'clock in New York, and lt was only q in Si- lent Valley. Tom Kane would be lust making his dnal preparations for din- per. and she could almost smell the odor of his coffee. These hUmely de- tails occupied her mind tenderly for an hour; then she caught up and dressed herself for the street again.
 She had barely finished when the maid came in with tea followed by Mrs. Darnell
 My child, what in the world are you going to do?" asked Jean Look, wen have tea together"
 "l was going out for walk" Ruth responded. You know l have never
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Wilkerson nodded and said: "Iu put the men 10 work tomorrow. Dorr. Bet. ter have your plans readyr He stamp ed out
 "iou had better go this afternoon" |" John told Ruth. ''There Is no time Co lose"
 "An right" she said. "Tn be ready in an hour"
 John smiled. "An right; Tu take you over in the motor truck or shall we ride to silent ValleyT
 "I've never been to New York" she said timidly. and with that incense quenual logic which maidens have. she added Lets ride. Tu take Patsy and gCL can ride Black Joe"
 Dorr did mol understand at an that iD leaving Der home for the great strange city she wished her last hours
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 been in New York, and 1t seems a shame to waste this fine afternoon. Anyway, l want some fresh air"
 Mrs. Darnell looked at her thought fully and smiled presently in way that nude Ruth flush. It seemed to convict her of discourtesy to her hos tess You had best have tear and che glrl obediently removed her bat and jacket and sat down
 It seemed to her that rhe rest of the afternoon passed in flashes of such en- tertainment as she had never known. lt must be remembered thar Ruth. ,iv- ing in the mine nearly an her life since leaving school, had not had the advan- tages or the society Of trained. alert. smart clever women. Mrs Darnell Was very clever and she used her eV- cry art to keep Ruth's attention. She succeeded.
 That night at dinner George Drake. posing as George Everett. suddenly dushed darkly and turned to the girl at his left. Miss Gallon" he said in a whisper. flashing bis dark eyes to- ward his hOstess to see if she were watching. "l really hope that the trust you put in me you won't find misplac- cd m do everything ! can to help yOu. even if it is funny that 1 didn't know that John Dorr has red hair"
 Ruth looked at him very soberly. "I don't just understand a great many thinEs.H she said. "lt an seems so strnnge. Mir Everett, and. you know.
 am worried ought to go to the Ritz Carlton and see if there arc tele- grams for me, for that's where John would wire me. I'm afraid Mrs. Oar nell thinks I'm awfully impolite De- cause want to go and make sure for myself that John has not wired"
 "Pll go myself" said the false Ever ett, looking at his plate. "Tn go to- night Iu fact, rll go right now" He caught Mrs. Darnell's eye and said apologetically: I'm afraid. my dear hostess, m have to leave you. have just remembered my solemn promise to be at the club at o'clock. and. be- sides, I've promised Miss Gallon to go to the Ritz and get her mail and tele- grams" He turned to Ruth. and she noticed very grave look in his eyes, which she was to understand later. He bent galantly over Der hand and lightly kissed her fingers. "You may trust me" he said
 (ContiHued next sunday)
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"Look here, Wii<erson, maybe both of
 us have made a mistake"
 the present mine. painstaEne ton in figuring out the trend of the various veins. would lead Co that particular pot Of gold which had been at the end of Gallons youthful rainbow of hopes Wilkerson was determIued to be mas. ter of "The Master key" He needed the skilled aid of John Dorr with his engineeriug knowledge.
 John D0rr knew that there was a tremendous secret ln Gallons life rep resented by the golden key which he had torn from bis neck and handed Co Ruth when ne was dying That key had dgures on iL He understood that those scratches on that golden surface represented something tremendously important, and that the old man had committed Ruth Co his charge and had spoken of WilkersOu as his former partner and said, "WiEerson knows"
 What was it that Wiherson knewg IL was better, thought John. to accept his amiabIe advances and thereby pos sibiy gain bis confidence and dud out for Ruths sake that secret which Thomas Gallon had taken to his grave.
 So ou the second day after tbe resto- ration Oi the old scale of wages and his own reuppOintmeur as engineer in charge John went down 10 the office and said blunuy: Look here. Wilker- SOD. maybe both of us bave made a mistake I'm sure my only aim Is to help out in the promotion of The Mas ter Key"
 Wilkersau received him amiably. 'T'm sure my only Interest in this busi- ness Is to fetch into good ore. All that we are digging Out now is dirt without any pay 10 it"
 'I think know where we can strike first class stun' Dorr returned. There is sure pay rock tf we travel south from that main tunnel We may have 10 go a couple of hundred feet"
 WilkerSou looked at him shrewdly ''That wiG cost money" he remarked. "But I'lI Jake this opp with Ruth"
 John looked Jt him with a faint trace Of The old gDmity iu his eyes He did not like to bear the drst name of the mistress of "Ihe Master Key" on those lips
 off thc mine is not paying irs up to us tu make it pay," ue remarked
 When WuErrSuu entered the hunga- low Ruth perceived a great change in his attitude Hc was uo longer sulIen. and ne wu- evidently worried lt was a clean worry and she smiled at him. Had unl ueI father come in with that expression u nis mcc many times! She put hci chin n the cup of her hands .id asked cheerlnIly What is it Mr. WuAclSonT"
 "Nay | sIt aowny he eaid awk wardly
 She m0loned to chair. and be pull ed out of his pocket a paper covered with daires
 "l think you ought co know how things are going along Miss Gallon" be said with unusual formanty. "When your father made me superin, teudeur or shis mine 1 did not realize chat the responsibility was SO heavy as it is We are not making any money We are losing money. You can see by the reports which have here that our cleanup iately has been far less than our expenses. and our last one showed practically nothing. We must find the vein again. TO do co we must have money There is no money in The Master Key mine"
 That's what father used to gay sometimes" said Ruth quietly "But he always got it"