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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-04-03
GETTING WOUNDED
VERY GRUESOME
Tho First Remedy Only Tests His
Waning Strength and May Hake
Him Worse
BY PHIL RAIDER

GU Ill Jul lleHEHeo was 81 ueooLle JUS
HESS. IL "ouhdeu man dropped
paoh 10 SaletF, he was extra lucky
curing the hrst lie" hours only tested
MS waning strength ana was nkely
~ MAKE Ills CONDITIONS worse.
plleh man "oulu not no"
CHAP came nnpln9 up the trench
one uay complaining that ne had Deeh
9HOL III Ihe lcS' liz coulu haiuly put
HIS I!SNt Ioot 10 tne GROUND. we rip
pc" open hI9 tlOu'er leg ana coulu
'1u no Quiet lhalh' linen we ulS'
'oNeleu '"a' nc hdu Deeh Slol through
ZIG loi e"l III anu tHaI me "ouhu WAS
iou'' oiu'
g pe I'LL leels Ike oelng puhchen'
SO ioHhN FoioNl9'S nave t0in me
"HleA man SANK IN our trenches,
the leilo"S VINO were not busy usual
~ sdtlleleu a'"uhu MIN "hlie some
one ran TWO miles through me trench
eS 10 yet ted CfoSS man. "lthlh
man an ho"l 'le Hteu 'roSs man "o'lld
coi'ic. II the "oolld were not pad
Ihe man "ouio remain IN the trenches,
"llel Ihe ooctor l'ad soaked II III TO-
a1he' "hlch' burns IKE ire II the
"ousld was serious, inc doctor would
40 inc pest lie cOuIu III the way Oh
dressing II ana lheh one Oh us, or
perhaps t"o' "ouio De detained 10
take the uhluchy man bach 10 safety
ne MA 10 De carried through Two
miles OF tfehches. 1t was impossible
10 use stretcher swing owing to the
sharp tufhihgS' ana II you carried q
man OH your pach' you had 10 De care
lul az many places 10 keep ms mead
down belo" the trench walls as we'll
as your own. One or our fellows
VINO mad peeh wounded IN the les
anu was pelhs carried on the Dack OF
colhraae' was shot through the mead
many dangerous lurnlnes IN our
llelch system.
Altel lhls t"o-hllle trench Journey
was ehuea' the man had TO be car
rleo uo"h pathway down clllf.
mere lie was sale from bullets ana
Shells out warm clean hospltal BED
was sui thousands or miles distant
mere Tic "ould De taken into a peas
AIT mousse "here the hrst7'ld men
were Oh uuty' llere would De MOTH
! lhs ou' Stra" lor MIN 10 lie upon Inc
III ''-"iu men "oulu oaSh colu water
On lis lace wash his "ounds' ana
DHlu tneih as pest they could. linen
LILO "ounueu man would lie on the
e'ia" ul''il hlsll'ldll 'lol IL was nee
e0'a'S " 'aliy "lil through hF'nS
%one ~ seU DUCK 10 the hllrmary'
WHICH was ano'iler HtIle mousse III
VIC w." q ililie Instant Tie would
el'no1 NC ""ee1eu alons the Io"'
po't' ~ VIC '"'''i vi q o'ie''nel' hlaue
" wv DooS e"' llaSe9' "Aich were
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-04-03

IOLkTiNc STATE LAW
PROVES VERY CCST.-r
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TOWNSEND In
REPLY TO WE'LL
SAYS STATEMENTS MADE ARE RE-
ELECTIONS ON STATE OFF,
GALS AND UNTRUE.
We'll Wilfully Misrepresents Whole
Situation to Gain Public Sym
psthy He Says
BY W. r. keyser,
staff Correspondent.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 20
Declaring that the statement made
by Attorney a. Leo Well. relating 20
his having been indicted for attempt
ed bribery Of two member OF the
Public Service Commission, Is a mis-
representation made in an effort to
attract public sympathy and Is a re-
Election not only upon officials who
caused his arrest but upon the grand
jury, composed Of most representa-
tive men. Prosecuting Attorney +. T..
Townsend. Of Kanawha county. az
whose instance Well was arrested. is
sued a formal statement tonight In
r0ply 10 Mr.. Well
Mr.. Townsend said.
Mr.. Well seems determined TO Try
his case through the newspapers
feeling. ] presume. that with the as.
sistance Of the coterie N personal
press representatives he carries with
him that he VIII BE- able to through
lnnuendo and misrepresentation 70 at
tract some degree Of public sympathy.
y prefer TO present the states evI
dence when Mr.. Well Is called 10 the
ba rof justice. I do not think 70 ou,
tcontinusd on Pare Eirhtl
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EXPULSION OF CONVICTED MEN
RECOMMENDED BY COMMITTEE

Van Meter. who were later convicted
Of the charge, be- expelled.
The report was submitted In tha
House by Delegate Arlen G.. 3wIeef,
OF Tyler. member of the invcstigatio-
committee. 10 was placed on the
table and ordered printed. no OTHER
action being taken In that branch. II
was brought 10 the attention OF tha
senate that Senator % s. Marshall. of
Hancock. chairman Of the COMMITTEES.
who reserved the rlEht 90 speak on tho
subject 90 a later date
Noluminous Report
The report was filed at no O'Clock
This morning. ~ o. yo.umlnous. hUfns
two volumcs The testimony covers
1850 typowritten PAGES. while the rec
ommendation7 of the committee cover
N typewrittcn pages.
The recommendation arc signed hv
oliver s Marshall. aa chairman. Chaa.
a. sutton. aa secretary. and q. A..
Hood v. p. Johnson and Arlcn gvi.
ser. Hs members Of tho committee.
Tho committee reports % was hand.
capped t1 u very rreat extent. aa 10
believes. by an apparent detection in
thc memory of many Of th, witnesses.
toonunusd on Page Eight)
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BUSY CAMPAIGN BEING WAGED FOR
WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT ]
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE CONF
DENT LEGISLATURE WILL
VOTE TO SUBMIT IT.
Leaders Prominent Behind Movemeu
Highly Elated Over Success.
fui Outlook.
(eY w. r. kEYSER)
(Stah CorrespondentO

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 20
With bill providing for the submis
sion to the voters of the State an
amendment granting women the riehi
OF suffrage, now before both branches
OF the legislature. advocates OF equal
Suffrage are now buslly waging a CAM
paign to secure its enactment.
The introduction OF the bill at auch
an early stage of the session came al
a surprise TO many. but notwithstand
ing this fact, action on the bill Is ex
pected soon In both houses. The In
dications are that the judiciary com
mittee. TO which the bill was referred
In each branch, will report within tbs
next day or two, and a report favor
able to the bill is anticipated. Chair,
man Duty, OF the House committee on
the judiciary. introduced the bill IN
the lower house. and is heartily in n.
vor Of the proposed amendment.
Though some opposition to the bin
Is expected IN both houses. friends OF
Women's suffrage believe that n win
pass the legislature. and an amend.
ment granting equal rights at the polls
VIII be voted upon az the general
election in 1916. At the last session
OF the legislature a similar bill passed
the House OF Delegates. but was de.
teated in the Senate. lacking four
votes OF the necessary two-thfrds.
Sentiment favoring woman's suffrage
Is said to be even stronger in tho
CcOutinusd on Page rsn.D
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PLEDGE SUPPORT
TO GOVERNOR
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS LAST eve.
MING WAS ENTHUSIASTIC
AND HARMONIOUS.
Governor Addresses Caucus Following Q
Which Members Pledged Sup
port TO Administrator.
(6y W. r. kEYSER)
(Staff Correspondenp

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 20
What was termed as probably the
most enthusiastic and harmonious eau
Gus ever held by a majority party in
the Legislature was that OF this eve
ming. when Republican members of
the House of Delegates gathered in the
Governors reception room Of the cap
itol and organized to carry out the
legislative platform outlined and
recommended by Governor Hatfield.
The Governor addressed the caucus
at length, urging the members TO carry
out all pledges and promises made IN
the Republican platform. adopted at
Huntington and Charleston convsn-
tions. After the chief executive had
concluded. in n rCusing demonstra-
tion the caucus unanimously pledged
its support to the administration.
A Republican House organization
was effected by electing NJ. X Duty.
delegate from Richie county, and
chairman Of the Judiciary committee,
as floor leader and chairman of the
steering committee, and members OF
the committee were selected. one from
each congressional district and one at
large as follows:
First district. Jesse Bloch, of OHIO
tcontinusd on Page EiEht)
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THE YOST LAW
MORE STRINGENT
TO ELIMINATE
BOTH GENERALS
MOVEMENT ON FOOT IN MEXICO
TO DISPOSE OF VILLA
AND cARRANZA.
Gen. Obregon Heads Movement TO Es-
tablish Lasting Peaee-Both
Factions In u.

Ell PASo. Texas. Jan. 20-The elm
nation of both Venustiano Carranza
and Francisco villa Is proposed by a
new movement in Mexico. This was
learned tonight in most authentic re-
ports from the interior.
The movement is headed by General
Alvaro Obregon. Carranza's military
chief, and General Eulalio Gutierrez.
the national conventions provisional
president, who recently fed from the
capital.
They have agreed together and with
several of the CarTanza and Villa lead
ers IL Is reported. to organize an In
dependent movement TO establish a
lasting peace. This agreement, It was
said. dates back to the early part of
the present month.
A statement attributed to General
Gutierrez while in power at the MeNi-
can capital and given to a person in
close acquaintance with his policy.
was quoted here tonight as follows:
Il VIII use all my power in a last
effort to restore peace in Mexico and
10 that end will insist upon the clint
nation Of both Carranza and villa. ~
my life Is spared ! believe that the ef.
fort will be successful"
Several prominent villa officials
have been jailed or met execution as a
Ccontiuusd on PAEs Eisht)
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TO ISSUE WAR
RISK ON DACIA
GOVERNMENT TO DECIDE AFTER
CONFERENCE WITH DIREc-
TOR DELANOY.
Treasury Officials Compiling Proof
That Transfer Was Bona Eide
Another Hoid-Up.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O-After con-
ference between Director Delaney OF
the federal war risk bureau and Sec
retary McAdoo > II was virtually de-
cided tonight 10 issue a war risk in
surance policy On the cargo OF cotton
which the steamship Dacia will under
take TO carry from Texas TO German
ports In the face Of warning that the
British government will regard the
ship as a fair prize for its fleet Is
was Indicated that no policy would be
written on the ship. although the
owners are understood TO have sought
Insurance on the vessel in addition
TO that already carried in private
companies
Officials of the treasury were still
AZ work tonight. compiling document
airy proof that the transfer Of the Da-
cta from the Hamburg-American line
TO Edward w. Breitung was bona fide.
The policy on the cargo probably will
be written when this IS completed to-
morrow. The rate is expected to be
four per cent
II is not understood that the state
department has advised the owners Of
toOnsausd on Page EightD
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WHEELING CHARTER IS
PRESENTED IN SENATE
By w. = keyser,
STAFF Correspondent

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan 90
The Greater Wheeling" charter bin.
authorizing City Manager plan of
government n ratified by voters. was
introduced In senate this morning and
was referred 10 committee on muni-
cipal corporations. 70 was Co have
been presented by Senator Ben Hoscn
bloom, OF Wheeling. but az he was
granted leave OF absence because %
Important matters requiring HE pres
ence in Wheeling. % was offered Dy
his colleague from the first district.
senator Marshall OF Hancock
Tho House committee on municipal
corporations reported to-day. recon.
mending favorable action on The bills
granting amended charters 10 Nc.
Mechcn. WellsburE and Charleston
The bin Introduced Monday by DeI.
egate otto. of Ohio. granting a new
charter Co Wheeling on tho reduced
council plan. o. stiil On the hands Of
the House committee on municipal
corporations
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LEGISLATIVE BRIBERY COMMIT.
res FILES REPORT or ITS
WORK AND CONCLUSIONS.
Senatorial Candidate censured Foy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Practices
Act INADEQUATE
10y w. r. KEYsERJ
{ star CorrespondentD

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. en-. -
The Sensational features Of the 1913
session Of the State Legislature when
six members Eero arrested charge d
with having accepted brlbcs in con.
nectiOn with the election Of United
states Senator. were viyidly recalled
Co the minds 81 the Legislators today
when The joint committee appointed
shortly before the last session closed
70 thoroughly investigate the cases.
submitted its report. The report in.
cludcd all the testimony before the
committee and also its recommends.
tons
The committee recommended that
the accused men. senator B. A. smith.
Delegates $. y. O. Rhodes. Rath Dun.
~ r. Asburg David Um and George
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WE'LL ADMITS ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE
COMMISSIONERS BRONSON AND OGDEN
ISSUES STATEMENT IN WHICH
HE STATES, HE ASKED
THEY TELL THE TRUTH.
Reiterates Charges Against Hat
field-Gives Bond for Appear
ance in Court March 10.
Special SSi ID Dispatch ,I to the Intenlgeneer.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIligencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 20
To guarantee mis- appearance before
the Kanawha county intermediate
court March tenth to answer four IN.
dictments for alleged attempting 10
bribe Public Service Commissioners
Howard N. Ogden and Charles n
Bronson, A. Leo Well. of Pittsburgh.
counsel for the Manufacturers Light
and Heat company, was held under
bonds aggregating $4,000 by Judge
Henry X. Black today On that date
the usual preliminary motions are
oyerruled.
When Wen appeared in court TODAY
with counsel TO answer the indict-
ments an agreement had been reacped
with Prosecuting Attorney Townsend
as to the amount OF the bonds and the
date for n further hearing OF the case
Well Is under two felony aud two mis-
demeanOr indictments. The bond in
each felony case was fixed al $40 900
and in each misdemeanor case at
$500 The sureties were Isaac
Ioewenstein. r. g.. Hubbard and Har.
risOn B. Smith. OF Charleston.
The warrant before Justice & W
Dering. on which We'll was held under
$4,000 bond last week. was dis
missed.
We'll spent most Of the day IN con-
Terence with his counsel Before MS
departure for Pittsburgh tonight he
gave out a statement In which the
charge Of attempting to influence
Bronson and ogden 20 testify to Ger.
tain matters was not denied. Wen de-
Cconsnusd on Pags rsnl
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ALL OHIO STATE OFFICE S TO BE.
INVESTIGATED BY THE SENATE

salaries IN others. In the House reso-
luuons we're offered for investigation :
OF state Banking Department and the
Agricultural Department. the latter IN
respect 10 hog cholera and the recent
foot and mouth disease.
Serious charges Of favoritism
against the conduct Of the State Bank
Department under recent administra.
tons are made.
Tho Cox conservancy act was AZ.
tackled also IN n bill by Republican
Quinlisk Of shelby county. seeking 10
eliminate the words Dams and Reaer.
voirH' from the list OF words which
directors Of the cOnservancy districfa
may build. directors would be- elected
from the counties also instead Of being
appointed na a. present
Among the measures introduced are
bile TO provide a method Of contest.
Ing primary elections. BY Republican
Beetham Of Harrison. 10 repeal the
indeterminato sentence Law. by Rapub-
lican Cromley Of Knox. to limit the
length Of freight trains 20 so cars. by
Senator sutter Of Cuyahoga: TO re-.
toouunusd on Fsgs HinsJ
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FOUR PERSONS KILLED, TEN
INJURED; MUCH DAMAGE
CRAFT RETURNED TO GER.
MANY SAFELY AFTER
THE ATTACK.
Battles In East and West Consist
Principally Of Artillery
Attacks.

LONDON. Jan. 20. 1O:ls D. m-Tha
0erman airships-for they are thus
described by the German oficial re-
port-which paid a four-hours' visit
10 the coast towns Of Norfolk last
night dropped twenty or more bombs.
The raiders missiles killed four per
sons. injured ten or more others, and
did considerable damage to property.
The report that a fifth person, a sol.
der. had been killed proved incorrect.
Yarmouth and Kings Lynn. the
LARGEST towns visited. suffered the
heaviest damage. Eight bombs were
dropped in the former town. one of
them killing an old man and an old
woman, injuring three others and
smasing every window within a radius
OF several hundred yards.
In Kings Lynn a woman and boy
were killed by bombs. which demol.
ished a row OF cottages.
The aircraft also visited Cromer.
which, however. was not attacked /;
Sheringham. where four bombs were
dropped; Dersingham. Grimston, Snet-
tisham and fIeacham. each of which
received one missile. Snettisham and
Heacham are within three miles of
the Kings Sandringham residence.
Near the former place. where the win.
dows OF the village church were shat.
tered. Queen Mother Alexandra has
q summer bungalow.
What composed the raiding feet
Is still matter OF discussion. Major
(continusd ON Page EightD
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BLACK HAND GANG
BLOWS UP A STORE

Special Dispatch Co The tntouirancer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 90
The home and store Of Frank Mar.
chetti. an italian who lives AZ Camel.
ton this county. was partly destroyed
0y dynamitors Tuesday night. The
perpetrators are believed % be mem.
0ors Of a black hand gang a. Mar.
chetu some time ago received a letter
80 signed demanding 5000 and threat.
eninE terrible consequence if he did
not comply
The whole front OF the building is
reported wrecked. but none OF the fam.
ily. which slept up stairs. was Injured
No arrests have been reported.
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I'M MEDIATE
INVESTIGATION
GOV. HATFIELD WRITES JUDGE
DAYTON. coURTINo CON-
PlETE INQUIRY.
Calls Accusations Against Him Vicious
and Untruthful. and
Grave Injustice.
(6Y W. r. kEYsER.)
(Staff Correaoondenf

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. 20
Governor Hatfield has addressed the
following letter to Judge A. q. Dayton.
OF the Federal Court OF the Northern
District Of West Virginia. requesting
that an immediate investigation be
made before the special master ap-
pointed in that court to take evidence
as TO the allegation of A. Leo We'll
that the order of the Public Service
Commission in the rate case OF the
Manufacturer Light 4 Heat Company
was dictated by the Governor:
Hon. A. c. Dayton,
Judge OF the United States
District Court,
Phiiippi, W. Va.
Dear Sir:-
My attention has been called to
the vicious and untruthful aeeu-
sations made against me by one
A. Leo We'll. In proceeding
pending In your court Of the Man
ufaeturers Light & Heat company
and others against the Public Ser
vice Commission Of West Virginia.
am Informed that this case
has been referred bY you 10 a
(continued on Page Ten)
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(6Y W. r. kEYSER.l
(Staff Correspondentl

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 20
Thirty-seven new bills were offered ID
the House and 30 were introduced Id
the Senate at a brief session OF tn,
legislature this forenoon. after which
adjournment was taken until tomor
row morning.
Among the new bills introduced n
the House were: BY Bloch. OF Ohio
regulating the sale Of mineral waters
fake advertising. and workmen's com
pensation act: by Brown, OF Marshall
relating TO the election OF United
States Senators. and by Hughes,
drastic bill relating TO injury or rail-
(cOntnusd on Page rsu.l
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(BV W. r. kEYsER,)
(Staff Correspondent.)

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 20
The Yost prohibition law. enacted al
the last session OF the legislature
which is regarded as the strictest pro
hibition statute I'm force I'm any State
viii be made more stringent than
ever n the recommendation OF the iu
dietary committee Of each branch OF
the legislature Is favorably acted
upon.
A bill has been prepared by State
Prohibition Commissioner Fred o.
Blue and his chief deputy. G. y. Rath.
bone. amending and re-enacting Ger.
tain sections Of the Yost law. The
bill was presented Tuesday in the
Senate by Senator McAboy. chairman
~ the senate committee on prohibi
ton. and In the House OF Delegates
(Continusd on Pare ssvsnl
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BIG DAMAGE SUIT
SETTLED OUT OF COURT

Special Dispatch % Tho IuteiIf-~nrsr
MARTlNSBURG. w. Va. Jan 20 -
Ten thousand dollar damage suit OF
Theodore Furlcy against the Inter.
slate EvapordtinE company. Of thIa
city. instituted boz the circuit court
here two weeks ago. was settled out
of court today. the paying By defend.
ants Co the plaintiff the sum Of three
thousand dollars.
This suit grew out of the death OF
th" plaintiffs son Robert Hobeon
Furley who was killed early I'm last
December by the COLLAPSE Of the com.
pany's plant at lnwood. this county. T
De- said that other damage suits will
be Instituted here az result OF the
collapse of the building.
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SHEPHERD SENT BACK.

MOBILE. Ala. Jan. 2O-Harold d.
Shepperd. alias "E ST. smith" accused
of having escaped from the state peni-
tentlary % Mouudsvillc. ". Va. was
sent back there today. u was said he
had been sentenced 10 a term of Ten
years on a chargo Of horse theft
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LEGISLATURE RECEIVES /
CT BILLS AND ADJOURNS
BRIEF SESSION OF BOTI
HOUSES HELD YESTER-
DAY MORNING.
Afternoon Was Taken Up Wit
Committee Meetings.
Davis Of Wirt, Seated.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan.
2o-The house COMMITTEES on
judiciary, BY unanimous ac-
ton, voted TO recommend en-
aetment OF bill submitting
Woman's Suffrage amendment
70 vote Of people. The senate
committee on judiciary will
take similar action, tomorrow.
u 10 believed.
A petition signed by several
hundred voters OF Harrison
county was presented TO the
senate today by Senator Par
rish' Of ciarksburs asking "a
Vorable vote on the bill.
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Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
JOPLIN, Mo, Jan. 20.-Judge Arba
Vanvalkenburgh in his charge to the
jury in the case OF Father Francis p.
Rossman, OF Wheeling. w. Va, against
The Menace Publishing company. Of
Aurora, Mo, this afternoon instructed
that the jury find for the plaintiff. He
declared that the testimony sustained
the contention Of the plaintiff that the
article published in The Menace on
October 4. 1913. was libelous.
As 20 the amount OF actual damages
that should be awarded he left that
for the jury to decide on the question
of punitive damages. that also was left
20 the decision OF the jury
Actual damages in the sum Of $50 q.
900 was sued for and, In accordance
with the Instructions. the jury can
award a smaller sum. OF a sum not In
excess Of that amount.
The charge was n lengthy one. in
which Judge Vanvalkenburgh re-
(conanusd on Page EiRhtD
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AMENDMENTS TO
MAKE 1T EVEN
BILL, iF ENACTED. WILL PRoHIR-
Vt EVERYTHING BUT THE
WISH FOR LIQUOR.
So Drastic That II Provides for Draw
ing Of Juries From Counties
Not Interested.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan.
2o.-House Bill No. 90, by Da-
visson, and Senate Bill No. 70,
by MeAboy, amending and re-
enaetina provisions Of the Yost
prohibition law, were reported
fsvorabiy In the respective
houses this morning. The bills
were advanced TO their second
reading. No opposition has as
yet developed, and II 10 be-
lieVed by their author, State
Tax conn1lssioner Fred o.
5lue- that they will pass.
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RESOLUTION or SEN. HOWARD
ADoPTED-PLAN TO ELIMINATE
SOME AND REDUCE SALARIES
In House Charges Of Favorltisrn are
Made Against the State
Banking Department

rnts1igsnosr nursau
Columbus, o., ian. 20.
Tonight the house committee
heard the franklin county
election contests IN which the
Republicans charge that large
sums Of money were spent ~
legally 20 elect the Democrats
ard that the election laws
were violated NJ many respects
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WA6HTNoTou. Jan. 3o-Forecaats
Wet virginia Westsrn Psnnaylvania
Local SHOWS Thuraday3 Friday fair.
Ohio-RartlV cloudy west. snow east
and colder northg Friday fair.