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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-28
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HEAT & LIGHT CASE
CcOstinusd IRON First r.s.,


which was introduced for the first time
this afternoon.
Sullivan on stand.
General Manager T. NJ. Sullivan.
after the direct examination of the
employees OF the engineering depart
ment. took the witness chair to correct
a statement which he had made at the
last hearing before Special Master
Nandervort.
]. ]. Foley. field superintendent of
the company took the chair and he
was subjected TO an examination by
Attorney Well as to the operations Of
the different stations and compressors.
Inc hearing adjourned with Mr.. Foley
still in the chair
In the morning Mr.. Foley will again
be examined by the plaintiff. after
which he will be subjected to a cross
examination by the States attorneys.
The hearing. il is thought. will take
the greater part OF this week before
adjournment is finally made. Il is
probable that night sessions will also
be held.
Just when Specification No. Il.
styled executive interference, in
which Governor Hatfield is alleged to
have used influence upon the Public
Service Commission. to prohibit the
Manufacturers Light & Heat Company
from raising their gas rate in West
Virginia, will be taken up by the plain
TINS attorneys is not known. but that
more evidence on that will be given
at this hearing is drawn from the no.
tee calling for this hearing before
Special Master Nandervort.
Former STATE En,ptoNee
Il is generally known that the Manu-.
facturers' Light a. Heat Company has
In its employ one or more people who
were formerly employed by the com
mission in positions OF confidence.
This person or persons lost their posi-
tons several months ago. and shortly
afterward were taken into the ofices
Of the Manufacturers Light a. Heat
Company in this city Whether or not
witnesses of this kind will be used by
them at this hearing remains to be
seen.
An incident OF special interest which
occurred in the city to-day was the
paging Of Charles n. Bronson in
number Of the hotels OF the city. Bron-
son was on the Public Service Com
mission when the decision was rem
dered, and was one whom IL Is alleged
G. ID. Elliott attempted to bride in
favor OF the Manufacturers Light a.
Heat Company. Mr.. Bronson was not
in the city to-day. and why efforts were
made 10 locate him could not be
learned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-28
GERMANS In WEST
Ccontinusd from First PaEs-I


viii reach total Of more tlan
twenty-three thousand but this is off
set to some extent By the German
claims that nearly seven thousand
French and British fell into their
hands.
Awaiting Developments.
Denied further news OF the great
battle. England rs awaiting develop
ments with an eagerness not equalled
since inc critical days when the Ger
mans fell back from the gates OF
Paris. In the meantime the public is
warned 10 expect heavy losses and
that the Germans. already two mil.
lion strong from the coast 20 ..e
Swiss frontier. may throw reinforce
ments INTO the line for a struggle the
like OF which even this bloody war
has not yet seen.
Optimists also are reminded that
the Germans are likely 20 put the most
dependence on their second and third
line defenscs. relying upon machine
guns and comparatively few men TO
hold the front line which means that
IA difficult task Is before the allies.
Tho fighting In the eastern theatre
has brought no important change. but
England regards The position Of the
Russian arms AZ improving daily.
which Strengthens the hopes here that
Germany dare not weaken her seven
hundred mile front in order 10 nj the
gaps in the west
Tho Bulgarian situation remains
obscure. resting. a. u did last week.
on the Official repeated assurance Of
Sofia that The country intends merely
20 maintain an armed neutrality.
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NO CHANGES MADE
to0ntiausd FEom First P.rsl


VILE. r. J.. Maness. Frnmotown. w N
llsdale; Gassaway, j. s. Thornbure.
G0idtoWn. ,. ". Norris: Jordon. j b
Johnston; Leander ~ p. lively. Lock
mar - ". Hofelt; Maiden. u. :. Thorn
g. Nj. Hope. A. NJ Barlow: Mt Union
4. N. smith; ~. Zion, l.. g.. Harris: Ds-
nnotne Mills W. =. Arhogast. Pleasant
tetreat. J. W. Barnes. quick O. W. Mi
lam Ravenswood. W. +. shepard. Ecedv
>. rice Ripley. ~. y. Rife. ST. Al
pans =. - Conlcyf Spencer. John Boi-
York. p. y. lIoff. Walton. m w ifst's
Winoua. j.. d. ulckcv
Huntington District.
NJ. y iac kgs superintendent AcCo-
Nillt.. =. W. Ihumm. superintendent 4.
Sheylan. e.. g. O.Ncn. Ccredo VIM. Fai.
,gnt truniplcr. =. g. Dotham. Crumrn
Mlillam thnfcu. superintendent. Fair-
Geld. l.. p. Thofas. Elmwood. o. vs.. Har-
te ,ISR fV 5;i,b5 cay 3 i Perry. saperin-
intendent. Greenview. j. h. K iSs.
Hnmlin. u. q. Lee auucrlufomdorf. Wei
iiAiliin. a. r. Elsou. superintendent.
sieefb' .,...-., ..'...,ef' henderson. }. O..
HuntinEtor. first church. O. vs. En-
tle, gui tndotc. a. q Nils Backus
avenue. e. Fred Anderson. Walnut F.fis
u. ll 'n9A, .nrerirteuucuf West Hunt
Tistoorn IorS W. i''4 ,, t..u, circuit. VIM
Wor kman rurrrintcndcnt. Matownn. AZ
perl Ilristiam super.ntendcnt Milton.
-Morgantown District
i hlng. superintendent. Annette
AlNr. Do p Chapman. E1rncsviIic. ~ r.
Mereditn. Harurkev.i.a. a % D.. curtis.
M Matthew. Iairwuut EIr.t o. 81
'nndH ln. Diamond affs.r d. H Worn.
mon flirf.rs. It % Uau. Tarmmrtor.
ernss. Grafton. hndrads. ~ ~
Reed faHf Grrfo.. I1 ia .uupfIrd. -f
Paul. D. q. Scott. Wta. Main III liam.
i9 h' l.rhcd. Highland.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notfes TO n1anufactursr.. Jobb-r-. n.r-
chants and othors Wholssals Deal.ra-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
OF West Virginia will receive blds dallv
a. Its office At Charleston. West virKtnia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
mens CT which n vested In said hoard.
Sortracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
nldoers. quality considered and other
tninSs being equal. West virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists of supplies needed will Be fur
nisned bidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
le-l-u Charleston West Virginia
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OIL AND GAS MEN
To open rirrt ANIMAL Convention Today
~ rarferaburT-To ne Interesting
And Important

Special Dispatch to tho tnteuieenccr
pAUKrHs .Hg. SEPT a. Msnbrra
or Che ODD and GHe Association 81 Meef
virginia viii open tnaIr first annual
convention here fuuorr0w and continue
meetings through The week This even.
iur fhr reception committee. under John
w. eoIIeN. Ia busy welcoming fhf host
~ delegates and visitors and from the
number or delegate elected al over fIH
state fhr convention wlll ho one uf fhr
largest IarkrrahurT ever anw
Many rNHiNIInrH have arrived with
frufe and large showing of fhc lnfref
Things Dob fnr industry Among fnr fr.
RI IhIfnra arr fhe TnrErrahurr Wnrhin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-28

British official communication made
public tonight says.
Northwest OF Hunuch VIC have r.
pulsed a number OF counter attacks and
inflicted heavy loss ON the enemy. Past
OF Loose our offensive is progressing
-. Our captures now amount 20 81 Of
tlcers and 2.SOe men and Is guns and %
machine guns The enemy abandoned
considerable quantity Of material
winch has not yet been classified"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-28

AMirEHDAW via London. ar.I OH.
% M. According t0 fnr Nanfrf..
NiId. fnn t0ternmenf rDufemnIafrs Ir.
tUr lrmg hF Inrurfuraf Ir.r
.,'iI .N' middle or Irrrn.Her rr.r..I'.
IrDu fHr class 1f Igfr Tnr rsIl.rr I'd.
RI irr IHndrfruW rIHHH OF I4fl eIr LEI
700 November IH. NH other eisr...
'f fHf Ifnh.frum HI1 bel called
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-28

hghts or stand arrest This has been
the law for some time. but the many
Fioialer8 have lived in peace and to
The danger OF other craft Now tho
authorities are determined TO stop fbo.
boats that DO not show the regulation
lights az night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-28
RIVER NEWS

About feet of water was recorded
~ The local wharf boat iast evening
Below ile nCdechen dam fIr stage d.
four feet. rir inches Hslng 40 points
on fhf river record good packet
STAGES.
Ihr Liberty wfI be- ouf fHir nom.
lnr af 1880 for Hafam0raa and fhc
Express Will D. iu ats m The
kanauha ein So down "wednesday
morning Cor Chafieston from Pats.
burTh
Federal aufborUer have ISSUED
5rdcfa fhaf 400 river ruu must boar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-28
10th Street Home

FOR sALE-A two story brick Dweuine
OF rooms. bath. attic. laundry. etc.
with a double two story brick OF 4
rooms each in the rear. Lot fronts 80
feet on 18th street. and so feet on the
Alley. VIII sell as a whole or in two
parts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-28

AoAC kLEA On SUNDAY. srpter,t.f
70. lHlb, az $40 o'CloC. nf frr fef.
residence. JUS Bow street. ruIfrr
eAI iLAlNl. widow OF The LA
her age
uneral from her late residence fIs uo,r
Ercci FULTON. on W eduorfav errf
itlt. % 1850 B.. m. 1nfrrmrrf af
NrfruW cod cemetery. rrirrr- "a ~
family invited 60 attend
N'leaFe omit fIovora1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-28
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtaChW
FOn EriNl oiHECToR AND
AhTEhlAL EMBALNER,
li22 and ii2f Main strasa
-Cails AneNered DAY o. Mint
Store Phones e1G.
=. J. BtrtschY. Nat Phone tesa-R
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FOR SALE.
LOST

LUST Between Wednesday ard F'rfdag
evenings. one 500. 90 hill. Finder ~.
LuIn TO intelligencer office. Liberal ~.
se-25i
AOSH-i.adics' pin with diamond center
o. tween virginia Theatre and Geo p
le1ier %. and Echo Point. Reward
"a hell phone 33f-R Altenheinl- or Naf
80. LLeasant Aalley. se-25-i
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WANTED-TO RENT

WAN1kD-Io rent, three rooms. suita.
,,,ole Tor club room purposes, in south
,Mneelihg Must have water. gas and
Ger. se-s-3S
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their bare hands. The mother was
taken to the hospital dangerously
burned. The children we're not seri-
ously injured.
For i've hours after the explosion
Ardmore was cut off completely from
the outside world. Telephone ana
telegraph communication was severed
by the wrecking Of poles in the down
town district.
Dead Identified.
The following dead have been identi.
fed:
Charles Smith. NJ. F. Atkins. A. L..
Gould, Breston Blaze. Reuben Warren.
Thomas Gilkey. S. T. wayford, t. T..
Sims. =
The body Of an unknown ls year
old white girl. an unidentified Indian.
an unidentified white boy and FIVE I'M
identified negroes were at undertaking
establishments.
At 3:15 O'Clock tonight thirty-one
bodies had been recovered. or these
twelve were negroes. The property
loss was estimated at $500. 900.
To Render Relief.
DENVER. Colo. Sept. 27.-S. Poul-
terer Morris. director Of the Rocky
Mountain division OF the American
Red Cross left late today for Ard
more, Okla, to take charge of any
relief work that may be necessary as
a result OF today's explosion and IRE.
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WANTED-MALE

AGENT WAuTED-Must b. a hustler
Mr. 9. l.. smith and II. l. Mckown
nte = device TO repair worn axles 20 take
W the play In loose wheels on any Kind
OF wagons or buxgies. We have had Ia
Norking Tor more than two years. lust
IN our spare time. AIR. smith was IN
ne Ice business In Wheeling then he
had time IN the Afternoon 10 look afte-
business. Vow since he has taken Oh the
General store business at Triadeiphia
anu MI Mchown here in Wheeling al
PEG. 20 Tar apart. We have decided fc
turn ~ over 10 some good hustler. n
= money -maker has been used On
wagons Al Mr.. Null. Elm Grove. Burns
church, United Dairy at Bcllaire. y
a &. Dairy and Becker a Weller ane
others Please call Mr.. G. l.. smith AZ
le0s Market St. Wheeling W, Va.
se-2s-h
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BreummeF e. HiIdebTsnd

Funeral pirectoru and nnbalnasra
Lelel lone loI Onen dag snd nfshi.
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WAHTED-Two young men 70 work
news agents ON ID. q %. trains. Apply
az Union News CO. office. h. 4 o. depot
WAHT1D-Ascnt. 20 sen tss New Em-
sweeper. ON ueskiy payments OF % 90.
s nis a. ss ~, ~dan. CO,
WAuTED-At once. several good deltv-
cry and sales boys. % work befor~
scnooi- Apply at Circulation Depart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-28
FOR SALE-Horses and Vehicles
George Froehlich
FOR SALE

Curtis H. Raee-AustiOneer.
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<oh hENT-Two rooms and kitchen
Tor Ight housekeeping Pleasant Val
Ies- tAouress r NO. this office.) se-2S-k
TUE RENT rooms. bath. stable. IS ;
huron; Inquire G. h. Quimby, 1915
No. 81 sea-
TUE hEHT-New cosey. up-to-daft
apartments, 4 rooms and bath. 80, i5tb
$500 se-2f-j
TOR REHr-Two furnished front rooms
=, steam heat and bath. Arlington
rouse l4ld Market. Natl 167-M.
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WANTED-EEMALE HELP

WAITED Lady cook. Mrs. ID. Bauer.
WAHTED-Woman for second COOK.
Apply Mekeever Restaurant. 1i4s Mar
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-23
.lMP0RT ANTiPolNT is
RETAkEN BY GERMANS

BERLIN. Dec. 23.-The war once
announced today that the summit Of
Hartmanns-weilerkopf, captured ear
Her In the week by the French, has
been regained by the Germans.
The text Of the statement follows:
During hot fighting yesterday a
brave regiment Of the Eighty-second
Landwehr brigade recaptured the
summit of Hartsmanns-weiIerkopf.
The enemy suffered extraordinary Sc
we're losses and left twenty-three on
GERS and ], $50 men in our hands. We
are now busy clearing some portions
OF the trench on the northern slope,
which is still occupied by the French.
The figures given In the French
report of yesterday evening regarding
the fighting around Har,manns-wefi-
erkopf on the twenty-first are exag.
gerated by at least one-half. Our to-
tai losses. including all the killed,
wounded and missing, SO far as al
present ascertained, amount to 1 100
men,"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-23
dead AT GRAFTON
Is Miss Fay Breedloye, a Sister
OF Charles Breedlove,
of This City.

The funeral of Miss Fay Breedloye,
OF Grafton. will be held in the First
Presbyterian church there at $3.50
o'clock Friday afternoon and the In
terment will be at the Bluemont GEM
eterq. Announcing her death the
Grafton Sentinel says:
Miss Fay Breediove, daughter Of
Mrs. Annie Breedlove. OF Luzadder
street, died last night at $3.50 at her
home after an illness lasting d num-
Der OF years. She was 2B years Of
age. The young woman was we'll and
favorably known and had many
friends who sympathixed with Her
and her family during her long Ill
ness. "a s :.
She Ii survived by her mother ana
one brother, James. Of .his city, and
two other brothers. Charles, In
Clarksburg, and Ed in Homestead,
Pa. Three sisters have died during
the last few years after long and pro-
tracted illnesses. p
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-23
MERGER OF BIG
STEEL PLANTS
NOW ASSURED
Cambria, Youngstown and
Other Concerns to Consol-
idate February 4.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-The pro-
posed merger OF Cambria Steel,
youngstown Sheet and Tube Com.
pany and two or three other steel
companies is now virtually assured.
y. A. Campbell, president of the
Youngstown company. stated TO-DAY.
The stockholders OF the Lackawanna
Steel Company have not yet agreed
to the plan Of the proposed merger,
but Mr.. Campbell said he considered
that phase Of the matter as good as
settled.
Although the plans are still in a
preliminary stage the interests chief
ly concerned are confident that the
merger VIM be concluded not lator
than February i. The name OF tina
new steel company has not been Sc
lected. nor has the amount Of the
capital stock been decided upon. Pres.
en- plans. however. Indicate the CAPT.
talization will be ut least $2bC, 600. !.
900, possibly $500. 100000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-23
Baby cotl.ran.
HzAASE PROMOTION
FIRST or JANUARY
When He win Become District
Passenger Agent at
Philadelphia.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 23-Announce-
ment Is made OF important changes
in the passenger department of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. which
will take effect January i, 1916, with
the promotion Of Robert g. .Haase,
northwestern passenger agent with
headquarters at st. Paul and Mime
apolis. to district passenger agent at
Philadelphia. Mr.. Haase will snc-
coed Bernard N. Ashby. resigned. II.
G. Strohn, travelling passenger agent
at Omaha, Neb., will be promoted to
northwestern passenger agent and G..
G. Elrick, city Iassengs: agent at
Pittsburg.. viii bis ADVANCED to the
position ...msna
M. Eaasc Is Widely sunwn, 4, ra.i I.
road circles throughout the country
and his record during the sseventeen
years that ne has gaen :clrts1 ut st.
Paul and Minneapolis. In which time
he has become acquainted with rail-
road officials and business men Of
the Northwest. qualities him for pro-
motion to the important Office of
which he will. take charge in Phila-
delphia. As district passenger agent
he will have charge OF ths Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City territory and
as far south OF the Susauehanna
river. representing the company in
passenger traffic matters and report
ing to the general passenger agent at
Baltimore. ~ q 1890 --ps.'
Robert Carlton Haase has been in
the service of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad continuously for tfirty-eight
years. and prior to his appointment as
northwestern passenger agent was llo-
Gated at Wheeling, w. Va, Bellaire
and Newark. o His father was fdr-
merly an official OF the Shenandoah
Valley line of the Baltimore and Ohio.
Born at Danville. Va, March az. 1867,
Mr. Haase was educated at Lindsey
Institute, Wheeling, and entered rail-
road service as a messenger in the
ticket office in that city. From 1880
to 1888. he was assistant, ticket agent
Lat Wheeling and was promoted to
ticket agent at Bellaire, o.. where he
remained until 1896, when he was pro
NOTED to travelling passenger agent al
Newark. His next promotion came
when he was transferred to st. Paul
and Minneapolis In 1893.
Mr.. Strohm has been located al
Omaha nearly three years. Prior to
that appointment he was connected
for several years with the general
passenger department at Chicago.
To facilitate the mailing OF busi.
ness communications from the .gener-
al Offices Of the Baltimore and Ohio
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-23
TAKEN FOR TRIAL
Late HeIyetia Postmaster is
Transferred from Local Jail
to Parkersburg Prison.

Jacob Zumback, late postmaster at
Helvetia. Upshur county, who was
jailed some time ago at the instance
OF. a postoffice inspector. who charged
him with converting money. orders to
his own use and thereby obtaining
nearly $4,000. was taken to Parkers-
burg Thursday from. the county jail
here. He is to be tried in federal dis
trict court at Parkersburg within the
next few days. ~
Zumbach was taken from. the jail
to roalroad train at the local sta
ton by Deputy Sheriff George w.
Con1ey and turned over to a United
States deputy marshal, who was
was aboard the train taking other
federal prisoners to Parkersburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-23
CONVENTION
Is Called by the Citizens Pro-
gressiye Party Of SteaIey

AZ aEineeting Of the executive com
mittee Of the Citizen's Proxressivc
party Of stea1ey Heights "wednesday
night IN the council chamber there.
an omcial call was issued Tor 4 nomI~
mating convention there "Wednesday
eventng December 20, starfiux az
Y; 30 O'Clock Candidates for mayor,
recorder and fye councilmen ira b
pc named Tor the municipal election
70 be held there January ..
The call states that IAN votors 10
favor Of live tp-to-dnf8 and prog
ressiye town are cordially invited 10
be prevent. George ~. Bland urs-
sided 80 chairman Of the executive
Committee meeting and Francis n
Davis acted a. Secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-23

When Northview Woman Falls
through a Hole IN a
Board Walk.

f Mrs. James II. Burlington, * North
view y suffering from broken aid
fractured legs and other injuries 6<
her home there Is the result Of f1II-
ing through q hole In q board walk
IN that suburb late Wednesday after
noon. Her right leg was broken below
the knee, her left leg was fractured
and she received numerous bruises
and decorations
The accident occurred about twenty
feet from the street car line near hsr
home. She had just aIiehied from i
car and was on her way home when
|she stepped into the hole.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-23
L.E!:: letter WRITER
is to Be Released from Asylum
but in Custody of
Brother.

I MACK. n. Y, Dec. 2e.-After be-
ing confined in state institutions for
the Insane since November, 1914. Mrs.
Ida Won Claussen, writer of threatens
ing and eccentric letters TO Theodore
Roosevelt and others. is to be released
from the state hospital for the insane
at Middletown and placed In the Gus
tody Of her brother. Matthews Claus
sen, of New York City. &.
Justice T,ompkins Thursday signed
an order for her release. Specifying
that in her brothers. charge she must
not be allowed on the streets alone
or out Of sight Of a custodian. While
she has shown improvement, the court
says; she IS not deemed entirely cured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-23

To Be Made Effective Accord.
ing to Advices In City Of
Park efsburg.

PARKERSBURG Dec 23.-It was
learned yesterday semi -of,iciaiiyh al
though authoritatiyeiy that beginning
this morning railroads Ia West vir-
GINA, against whichywere recently Is
sued 'injunctions restraining them.
from carrying liquor INTO the state
for personal isev when labelled.
would conform 20 the recent ruling OF
Judge fLtttiepage. OF Charleston.
The information, gained from 4
usually well-infofmed source. was
that conference between l,ea ds OF
the various railroads entering the
state had been held with officials of
the state prohibition rtment ana
that the agreement had resulted.
However. no confirmation Of this well
defined rumor could be- secured fsom
local ofiicials. The adate for he fak-
ing effect Of the new agreement Iad
been originally set s for & Afondav 2 "a
this week. ! n &,
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