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The Washington times., 1915-11-30
NATIONAL.
A T 3 o'clock last night the or.
"A chestra begsn playing at the
I y National Theater. and . few


"A chestra begsn playing at the
1 y National Theater. and . few
.u moments later. after a digniaed
ee' IN intense darkness, the curtain
rose light gradually dawncd until
'he stage was flooded with II. and the
drawing room OF the Iarrsbces wns re-
vealed.
woman with hand raised stood
'stening at the door. as II she already
heard the approach. Of Sherlock Holmes
10 tne house Of mystery.
After short interval during which
the situation was fully explained and
eVrybody knew that the two Larrabees
could not Get the papers from the
girl. Sherlock Holmes (william GiIiette)
,mperturbable. impeccably dressed. and
ohtrusively unobstusivs. entered the
room.
Tho audience. composed almost en-
t'reiv OF people already won over to the
WAYS OF Sherlock Holmes and the real
isuc and satisfying delineation OF WILL
lam gillette. settled down in their
chsirs. and. with only an occasional
chair creak. to relieve the tension. snt
transfxed through four acts Of the
drama OF the detective who both Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle and William GIL
lette have made famous.
This 'hiterto unpublished episods in
the career Of the great detective, show
ing his connection with the strange
case OF Miss Faulkner" has lost nothing
with the years. but II is extremely
doubtful. granting William Gillette does
permanently discard this vehicle at the
close Of his present tour. that Il can
ever again be presented with the same
remarkable artistry and intelligence.
The action Of tho piece centers about
the Faulkner Eirl and a packet OF ps =
pers which incriminato + peer. and
which she holds for tn. purpose Of
reVenRtnK herself on that peer for the
III treatment accorded her dead sister.
who was his wife.
But q few others beside herself wa Mt
those papers. notably. the peer himself.
who emplJyes Sherlock Holmes TO get
them for him. and the I.arabees oro-
fcssional crooks. who In their turn en-.
enemy OF the great detective.
How these two meet and cross pur.
poses in their efforts to obtain the
papers. and how the .ndesvors OF
Holmes are crippled because OF his love
for the girl form the plot
Even as far AZ the settings themselves
are concerned the audience Is satisfied
The drawing room Of the T-arabees. n
delightful place with swinging mic
ture and 20 forth: Moriarity's under
ground office: the famous apartments
~ Sherlock Holmes in Baker street;
the Stepney gas chamber. where every'
thing Is expected to blow up at any
moment. and Or: Watsons room. where
the last pair OF handcuns Is snapped
on. and the Faulkner girl proves her
self a capabie hurtress OF the species
nn'e--ail are shown.
Joseph Rranran In the ro'" of Pro-
feasor Moriarity was an excellent.study
whiIc Edward Fielding as Watson WAS
no less interesting. Minor roles were
we'll PLAYED.
Helen Freeman PLAYS Miss raulkener
FLORENCE YODER.
The Washington times., 1915-11-30
CASINO.

The Casino inaugurated the second
week under its new policy with
snappy musical comedy entitled Have
You Seen stellar The piece deals with
the efforts OF two Fast Side pawn
brokers to find wealth and happiness,
In the prologue It is explained that IN"
two cannot be located in one and the
same place. Stella. who has been re-
garded as happiness. makes OF with
the money and the next two acts arc
leads through a cabaret where many
modern dances are cleverly executed.
Dixie Blair as Stella was clever ani
was ably supported. A large. we'll
drilled chorus. tastefully gowned. sang
ance.
The Washington times., 1915-11-30
DIVIDING AND cONQUERlNO

1t was Napoleon's strategy to d.
vide his enemy and then conquer the
divisions in detail. Germany has it
easier; the enemy plays the game
right into the German hand. At the
outset Of the war no one Of her
enemies was really ready; Germany
had several weeks in which to con-
centrate against France. After that
she turned against Russia and
won a vast campaign. 1t was Sus-
pended to press the war into the
Balkans, and Serbia has been wiped
out Of existence. Now. when this
damage is done, it begins to appear
that Roumania will get into the al
lies camp. But instead Of coming
in at the time when she could have
had the cooperation of Serbia, Rou-
mania will come too late, when
Serbia is no longer a real figure in
the situation. and the Austro- Ger
mans and Bulgars will be able to
concentrate their forces against
Roumania, for which a fate not un-
like that meted to Belgium and
Serbia may be in store.
Italy kept out Of the war so long
that the Germanic forces were able
to advantage themselves in other
quarters by her inactivity. 1t seems
as if the allies are hopelessly in
capable to producing effective CO.
ordination. They are always too
late at the place where they need to
be early. It was old Forrest, Of
Confederate cavalry fame, we be-
lieve. who described the art of war
as "gittin' thar fustest with the
mostest men," and that is the Ger
man mode Of play. Perhaps it could
be stated little more accurately by
saying that the strategy Of the al
lies is "gittin' thar fastest with the
fewest men," for the allies have
shown positive genius thus far for
doing the thing wrong in this re-
gard.
Perhaps the exalted preparedness
Of the Germans fairly entitled them
to the advantage they have enjoyed; ;
but it is hard to believe that they
ought in the present stage of the
war. after almost year and half
Of the struggle, still to be getting
the benefit Of the tigers leap. The
allies must, some time or other. find
a field on which they can bring to
bear decisively superior forces, and
then compel an issue. They are plan
ming to do just that; the Kitchener
conferences with France and Italy
are manifestly with the purpose Of
securing real unification of the en-
tente efforts. 1t will he a task
such as no general staff. no COM
marder. in all histor" Of war, has
ever faced: to svrch"onizn the NJ
most military effo"ts of several
countries; to bring t.',c utnost pros
sure TO bear simultaneously on the
French, italian. Balkan, and Rus
sian fronts; TO keep the sea clear of
Germans and Of arnosies bringing
supplies to them. This is the way
the war must be won by the allies
II they are to win It; and It must be
said that thus fnr thcy have demon,
stratcd little ev;der"a nf capacitv tc
bring suct, n go. o-di~ation Of thei,
forces ard fnovc,ncuts.
The Washington times., 1915-11-30
Youth on Motorcycle
Collides With Wagon

Garrett Wolf. eighteen years old. OF
1904 Vermont avenue. Is suffering from
minor injuries received in collision
between the motorcycle ne was riding
last night near Ninth and n streets
northwest with a wagon driven by
jeremiah Green. 'of GOO X street
southeast Won was treated at
Homeopathic Hospital.
The Washington times., 1915-11-30
Refuses to Allow Naval
Men to Go to Congress

Secretary Of the Navy Daniels has
refused the request Of Congressman
Gardner OF Massachusetts to have
Rear AdmiraIs Cowles. Winslow. and
Fiske and Capt. w s. Simms called
before Congress to give their opin-
Slns on the Secretarys naval defense
plan.
The Washington times., 1915-11-30
Hold Novena in Honor of
Immaculate Conception

A nov-na in honor Of the Immaculate
| 81. Aloysius Church. the service. con-
sistinE nf prayers. sermon. and hcncdc-
' tion. and will be held every evening
for nine days.
The Washington times., 1915-11-30

We've sneaking notion that the
Kaiser is doing all that travelling
between Berlin and his armies on
a pass.
The Washington times., 1915-11-30

1t wouldn't he altogether inappro-
pirate or inopportune to refer to it
us our letail merchant marine.
The Washington times., 1915-11-30

Quite few Of the lesser postmas-
ters seem to be Republicans by faith
and Democrats by profession.
The Washington times., 1915-11-30

We suggest that Mr.. Ford take
enough olive branches 70 Europe to
disguise the boat as a shrub.
The Washington times., 1915-11-30

NatIonal--W william Gillette in 'Sherioeh
Holmes, s:lS .. m.
Relssco-AI Joson in Dancing Around
20 p m.
s'olis-Mark Ken, In The Middlsman." ;:iS
and sH .. m.
Ke,th's-vaudevtiie, 7:lb and s:iS p. m
Gaycty-BuriesQue. ::lS and Sis .. m.
Casin ,-'IiAve You Seen 6tsllar' 3:U anA
SIS D n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
SISTERSYILLB

SGSTEkSNILLE. W. Va. Nov Is
MISS GisdNs Hrgst. OF New M~artinsViue.
was the guest Of Miss Hazel Mccoy on
IA. slay.
M.ss Bona Porter MAYHEM and daush-
YER OF larkcrSbuTE. are the guests OF
hr aud Mrs. Frank McCauucy.
- D. Tucker, who has been employed
IA lth. + drug store Tor some ti.uy. has
resigned his position ana lett Saturday
Tor MS home iu tairmuut.
Ms. Joseph Norris. 90 Parkcrsburg
is here. called by the illness OF her
~dauEhtcs MRS. r. J. Mccoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred salisbury and chill
dren, have left for Alliance. Ohio. Wher,
lhty viii make their future home.
MIS-. Charles Groves. Of Marietta. has
arrived here and viii spend the winter
win hcr sister. Mrs. Frank Dunlap.
John T. shaw has returned from CO.
lutubus, o.. where bic spent a few DAYS
with j. J. Eberle.
Miss Medga MOsSmau who has been
ihe guest OF Miss Adua Wilson Tor sew
'ial weeks. lyft Tuesday for her home
la NewuTR Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick and daughter.
Miss Ruth MCCorWICk. have arrived
nome from Cincinnati. whore Miss Nc
'orNlDh hrs been studying music al the
conservatory. The school is closed on
account OF an epidemic or dIphth,rla-
Miss Clare Mullen entertained the
STANDARD Bearers of the 81. T. church
pike.
Mrs. 4 n. Jones IVES hostess 20 the
Womau's club Tuesday afternoon at her
home iu lteNturd street. Refreshments
were served after several interesting
papers had b.n read by tho members
In honor OF Mrs. Jack hfIuirch. who
leaves mex week for i-r future home ga
Tulsa Okla Miss Mary Cummings en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

Oh Woodlands. turned turtle on the
Ni'er Road, south Of MoundsyiIle
yesterday morning, but fortunately no
oh' was injured. and the machine was
not badly damaged. The car was oc.
'upled by the driver and four passeu.
gers and when coming up the road
leading TO MoundsWlle from the Ron.
,rts Ridge road. the driver. in At
tempting 10 pass another machine
s"eTEed his car too far TO Tin. AID, ~
me road. IL skidded in the mud alone
me ROAD. and as a result turned turtle.
car lay across the ditch alongside
.ut Iodd' and By 90 lighting. is ali that
saved the occupants and driver from
probable serious injury or death The
passengers were In the ditch beneath
the car.
The only damage 90 the machine was
a broken wind shield. and a bent front
ahle 10 was ughtod and was driven
10 the d. vs. Perkins garage where IL
viii undergo repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
DYSPEPTICS! END
STOMACH MISERY,
GAS, INDIGESTION
"PAPE's olAPEPSIN" NEUTRAL.
'EsS ACIDS IN STOMACH AND
STARTS DIGESTION.
Stops ANY soURNEss, HEART
BURN Or FOOD RISING IN A
FEW MOMENTS.

The question as to how long YOU are
going TO continue a sufferer from in
ulCcsuon. dyspepsia or out-of order
is merely a mater OF how
soon YOU begin tskinE some Diapepsin.
II your stomach Is lacking I'm diges-
i've power. why not help the stomach
TO do its work. not with drastic drugs.
but a reinforcement of digestive
agents. such as are naturally al work
in the stomach.
People with weak stomachs should
take a little Diapepsin occasionally.
and there Will be- no more INDIGESTION.
no feeling like a lump of lead in the
stomach. no heartburn. sour risings.
gas on stomach or belchiug OF undi-
-esfed food, headache. dizziness or
sick stomach. and besides. what you
cat viii not ferment and poison your
breath with nauseous doors. All these
syr1ptoms resulting from a sour. out
ot-order stomach and dyspepsia are
generally relieved FIVE minutes after
taking a little Diapepsin.
Go 10 your druggist and get a so
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin now.
and YOU will always 90 TO the table
with a hearty appetite . and what YOU
cat VIII taste good. because your
stomach and intestines will be clean
and fresh. and you will know there
are not going 10 be any more bad
NIGHTS and miserable days for you.
They freshen you and make you feel
Ike life is worth living.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
MoundsvIIIe Briefs.

l V men were discharged from the
prison yesterday on regular DISCHARGE.
having competed their sentences.
Mrs. Vernon n HAYES will be host
ess to the Young Married Women's
club. this evening at her home on
Seventh street.
Prosecuting Attorney }. -. PARROT.
arrived home yesterday from Illinois
where he spent the last several days
attending 10 business matters.
Mrs. w. tt. Hicks. OF Sixth street.
viii nave as her guests for a week
Mrs. w. r. Harrison and son. Junior.
of Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. George Luther. OF Third street.
will spend the weekend visiting with
her mother in Wheeling.
Rev. Frank Smith and family who
have been visiting with his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. J. b. smith. OF Jefferson.
avenue viii move TO Warrington.
where Rev. Smith has accepted a call
TO the First Christian church.
Mrs. O.. r Tyrell Is confined at her
home on Clinton avenue with illness.
D Moundsville Motorcycle CLUB
held its regular meeting last evening.
IN the Park theatre building
Misses Marie Shields. Beatrice and
,N'H''AA spent NNH' fhfI.nE
visiting with friends in Martins FNy
DR.. $ VI. Steele. Of this city. heavy
s~tockholdcr In the steel. Freed OIL and
Gas company. left last evening Tor
points In Ohio, nea S~hadyside. where
q well viii be located. The ompau
has a well producing 1000. 600 cubic feet
and 30 ls the intention To sink two
more wells.
Prof j. r. Nudge. OF this city. spent
yesterday az Cameron attending TO
business matters
Mrs ChaIies Low thor. Of PITTSBURGH
ls me guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs w W Powell. OF Fourth street
David J.. henderson. OF Sixth street
is spending several Gavs in PItt4bu-sh
attending fo business matters.
Itc track fore, OF the R. a. o are
raising th" tracks DO this r.ty. ALONG
Thompson avenue
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Mrs. VI. Butler and children have re-
turned 10 their home here after a visit
with friends in Parkersburg.
II is rumored hat a movement is on
ioot 10 have a community Christmas
tree on Christmas evening.
The Brotherhood OF tho 81. Mat.
thew's church held an interesting meet.
ing last evening.
everett Carry. who was injured YES.
'trday while al work in the -. 4 O.
shops, is improving.
MI George Bippus who has been
confined 10 his home on account OF in.
ness Is improving rapidly.
The White Lily Social club held a
dance in the Armory hall last evening
bachman's orchestra Of Wheeling. fur.
nlshed music FOR the affair.
The TWO inspectors Of the Hitchman
coal mine. who were burned Sunday
afternoon in an explosion. are ina.
proving.
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me tHr'" members OF th. county
court % County Superintendent az
I'hopls H. W NcD0unII sitting as r.,.
hdli'n board yesterday voted fn mon .p.
prove 90" appointment Of DR. Do NJ
spur as probation officer of 1Tsr.., u
'.H Ir. spur wal. appointed I.
.'.s' O. H"rgDy. but i.fur. .H. I'D.
"'l' irD1moa effective DO must f.
Iri"''l hy The board of probation
.....n oi OBJ" Legislature ,rr4f.rr
..' probation officer provide. r ..I.r,
i'T month .u ,uuu.... Ha..n.
"I NOR" population" which would
n. '.. salary Ilrr a... r.. 49,
..' .". arrrnFr nI f.. ..l. app...f
mont NIr.HaI count. uII NOT mn.
N|t" a probation officer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
GIVEN
RIGHT TO FIGHT
CITIZENS IN BENwooD MASS
MEETING TAKE DETERMINED
STAND LAST NIGHT.
General T. S. Riley OF Wheeling Ap-
pointed Counsel to Aid City So
licitor Martin Brown.

Benwood council now has the full
right 10 fight the 10 ate increase
peuuoned by the Observation-Disclosures
Consolidated Water company was the
result Of the mass meeting held in the
Benwood city building last evening.
The meeting was opened by a gen
eral discussion in which the many
citizens voiced their opinion. These
opinion seemingly 10 be OF one accord
that the rate proposed was unjust.
and that IL must be opposed City SO.
hcitor Martin Brown who attended the
meeting. spoke and told OF its unjust.
ness. He also laid before the meeting
the details of the case General +.
;. Riley of Wheeling. was APPOINTED
counsel TO assist Attorney Brown IN
his case when il il called before the
Public Service commission the last OF
December.
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How AN ENGINEER KEEPS wei

D G. Duuaplant Of Noudtfc. NO.
has run an engine % years on the
Frisco railroad and The only meuI-
cine be eyer has taken Us Folays
Honey and Tar. aItuou-h exposed TO
heat and 90 could more than men in
other walks Of life. lie say II
always keep % in my house and re-.
commend 10 10 all who have a BAD
cough or cold Folcy's Honey ma
Tar relieve. bronchial trouble. hosrse.
ness. ~'ailaumod or tickI.nc throat.
opens stopped an PASSAGES. heals and
Soothc- and lUuEs normal breath.
ing. For sale by John Coleman A. 60
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tertaiued the Sewing club at her HON,
in Brown Betty street. last evening
Sewing was the diversion am dat a lad.
hour a dainty lunch was served.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Ruptist
'hur'h were entertained bon tue church
paflors cducsday Afternoon bv Mis-
req Abrams. Mrs. j. a. Bennett. Mrs
.. NJ. stewart and Mrs Adams.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID l.
Stou'klnE Monday evening. Miss Edith
Al1ItiH entertained a uuumtr uf usF
TRENDS with a masquerade party. The
mouse was ottractiNvlE decorated with
autumn i"tiagc ami mutt and onl OF me
was the fortune telling tent. A +Tm,t-
4ht lun'htou was served 10 80 guests.
Mrs. Jack Cunningham was hostess o.,
Inc l. g. j.. A. Monday evening at hon
nom" ON Mccoy Heights. The u.At
meeting Will be- held the first Monday
after tho luth of December and eIecttoy
OF Officers Viii take place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
MORE BLACKHANDERs.

Mike RosSi and Pete Rossi. ALLEGED
TO De members of the b~lackhand So
ciety are 10 be tried IN Criminal court
to-day unless the trial now beirs
heard takes toe much time. The men
have been implicated in testimony
submitted at former trials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
sERTous u

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. IN=Cb4rees
that Alvah H. Martin, Republican ma
iloual committeeman FOR virginia. -
guilty OF irregularities in has accounts
s. clerk Of tho Norfolk county count
have been hl,d 10 the court. it b,csu.
Town today. 10y % special luN~estI-Itng
Martin filed "a general denial OF tH.
charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
Had Bio Time

Little Prince temple No. 10. knights
OF Pythias. held their annual roll call
OF members and Homecoming affair
last evening in their quarters here.
\ splendid program was carried out
during the evening. which included
selections by the local Saxaphone or.
chesira. \ number Of good addresses
were delivered, and T. A. Kelley acted
as POSTMASTER at a banquet held az
the conclusion Of the evening. The
affair was attended by quite a num-
Der Of visiting knights.
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To Meet This EVENING.

Unity Review. No. 81. Lady Macca-
bees. will hold a meeting this evening
10 complete FINAL arrangements for the
rally planned to be held Monday. This
emil a pie social will be held la
connection with the AFFAIR. II is plan
ned TO Initiate a large class on Monday
n 10 hold a ceremonial session in
connection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
Corpsa Much Alive

hARfSN1LLE-Abe Sttnson received
n telegram Wednesday from his brother
at B~ellefontaiue. saying that their faith,
er. James Stinson. OF the latter place
had died. Stinson left n once TO at,
the funeral. Imagin. his Surpris
upon finding his father still alive. \
"a Is ALLEGED pronounced Stin.
son dead. N messages were sent out g.
different relatives. nearly ali of
whom responded AZ once. Stinson IA,
been quite il with heart trouble. hu'
was better when HE son, Abe Stinson
arrived in B~ellcfontaine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
Building labor ousrters

Work has been started on erecting
quarters for many laborers that are to
be received here by the Baltimore &
Ohio railrosd. The building which is
being placed in the Benwood b. q o
yards. will Accommodate nearly a
hundred men. II Is planned to have
the building well ventilated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
Audited Claims.

Marshall county court met in spe-
cial session called by President b. b.
McMechen. yesterday morning and
audited county claims m claims for
work done on h BogCs Run and
Fatrmont pike roads. Other routine
business was given attention and l.
{. Brown was appointed oyerseer Of
the poor for Webster district.
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CIVIL SER VICE
LAW is UPHELD
p1uo EuPREME COURT ORDERS
sALARIEs OF A~PPorrTEEs
Thsss HAD Been Held since September
ftrst-Other 1--ws OF General
Interest Prom Ohio.

The court OF appeals today by a un-
fnfmous vote held the new civil service
Jaw and ordered state Auditor Dpnahey
70 pay The salaries OF provisional en-
rtoyes appointed under its authority.
IDonahey. who has been holding back
Ehe pay CT these employees since August
viii appeal the case 10 the state su-
.reme court ponahey also announced
Pc would hold up the pay OF any EN-
ploye placed on the roll under the civil
Fervics act. whether is bs emergency or
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Improvements R,nor,ed-

That the Semet-Solvay coke COM
pany is In line for a number Of i'm
provements il the word that has
reached this city. The coke company
Is controlled by the United states
Steel corporation. and II is said that
a new block of coke ovens vii be in
stalled in connection with the other
ovens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
First Grand Ball.

Final arrangements for the first grand
ball and entertainment 20 be given by
the employees OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, will be completed MonEs-
evening when a meeting is held in the
school building
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irving W. Heaton. OF salem. q. who
was a freshman in Ohio state University
last year. o. now Attending an officers
school az Hamilton. ont. pro-
to going to the European bat
|tlchelds. Tia has received "A second
licutenant's commission. Heaton is "A
GRADUATE OF 81. Johns Military academy
|and has had considerable military train
ing.
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Remains Unclaimed.

/ The body OF a young man who was
|ktlled by a Sctoto VALLEY traction ear AT
"a Few days Ks remains uu.
lained In "A mOrgue In this city. The
OF Harry HOdwell Garrison. Ky
was found on papers In his pockets bot
investigation shows that he is not Hold
well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19

Governor r II. Willis today appointed
Cleveland. l. J. Tabor OF H~iilsboro. a
committee to Investigate rural credits
n cooperation. The appointments
were provide for by the Legislature last
winter and a report will be made before
the legislature co%nvenes again.
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FlNDIAN-A statue honOrinE Fire
man Hermiller. who lost his life Will
hre nEhIrg several wears ago. is ne
ing erected In court house park az OF
tawa. u viii BE- unveiled -ThankSEfvin-
when 'hc school children VIII march In
a parade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-19
MINT Salntn rinr

Orders were issued today TO police
men to salute the flag when ever IL is
displayed I'm parades or demonstration.
also must stand az attention.
whether In uniform or not. when teh
Star s~pangled Banner il played.