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ness chair shortly before adjournment
Tor lunch. His testimony was Of a
technical nature, but. unlike any OF
the other witnesses for the plaintiff
spoke of the early history of the gas
business to the time when he went
with the company he is now with. He
reviewed the beginning of the gas bus
mess, the difficulties encountered in
securing proper lines. and told of the
size Of pipe available at the time.
Excellent Testimony.
Without a doubt Mr.. Dally's testf.
mony was the best that has been
given since the hearings started on
Monday. During his cross-examina.
ton the attorneys for the defense
we're seemingly unable to shake his
testimony in any way. During the
cross-eXamination OF Mr. Trautman i'm
the morning the attorneys gained sew.
eral points. IL is thought
Friends OF the Manufacturers Light
q Heat Company. at the close OF the
afternoon session. stated that when
the sessions are resumed in the morn
Ing. that Is, after the cross-examina-
ton Of Mr.. Daily - completed. wit
nesses who viii testify for the plaintiff
TO support the contention which is
commonly called by them executive
Interference" win be put on the stand.
Governor IA. ID. Hatfield. when the
Public Service Commission had the
case. Is said to have used his influence
according TO the light company. I'm
inducing n 90 reduce the rates.
Captain Avis. who has been unable
90 attend the hearing this week. Is ex-
pected 10 arrive I'm the city this
evening
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WIRELESS
CcOBtinusd FROM FIRST Pag.l

forth be numbered among the mira
cies OF modern science.
Alter "a extended conversation with
Mr.. Carly. Mr.. Vail was followed by
others present. and in all cases the
takers were informed by the listeners
at Mare Island that their voices were
distinct and recognizable
Iranscontinental wire transmits.
sion was publicly demonstrated for the
first time last January, and transcon-
tinental wireless transmission fol
lowed the celebration of the former
great technical achievements after a
period OF less than a year The trans
mission Of audible speech TO Europe
by wireless can be taken as an as
sured fact, and IL would have been at
tempted ere this had conditions on
the other side been favorable" said
Mr.. Vail Il cannot express my ap-
probation Of this wonderful achieve
ment In too high terms. and heartily
congratulate Mr.. Garth and his corps
of able assistants for their great tech
nical achievements in annihiIating dis
tances for audible speech either with
or without wire"
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ALLIES GATHERING
tcontinusa FROM First PaTs.l

shall Won HindenburR is delivering
heavy strokes against Dvinsk. while
his colleague on his right il push
ing forward TO the east Of Vilelka
and Molodechno In an attempt 10
turn the Russian position. and has
now reached "a point 10 the notrh OF
Minsk. which another army is ad-
vancing upon from the southeast
Field Marshal Won Machensen and
Prince Leopold Of Bavaria. apparently
are inactive. owing doubtless to the
marshes which are now impassabl
but General Won Linsingen is sun
pressing hard on the Russians in Vol
hynia
Soon End Operations.
It d. expected that the weather viii
soon put an end 90 the operations on
the east al with the continued rains
The rivers cannot be forded. and toe
Russians. wherever possible. are get
Tine behind them
The British have inflicted another
serious defeat on the Turks in Meso-
potamia. The tigris army. after SUI.
foriug heavy losses. is in uieht toward
naEdad. Thus. the three armies which
the Turks sent TO Mosopotamia against
the Anglolndisn invaders have been
scattered
In May the Tirrs army was driven
hack from Kurna to- north OF Amara f.
The army OF the Karuu was driven
from Ahwaz. and the army uf the Eu-
pirates was last heard of an fugitive
o1 the river somewhere north Of
NalrI
no ia again reported that an Austo.
German army 300 600 strong. is az.
somhuur for an offensive AGAINST
srrvIn
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OIL AND GAS MEN
REFLECT OFFICERS

PAitkEkSBCRG. w. Va. sept. 2s--
To-Day was considered 10 be the most i'm
p0ftant OF the convention OF the OH and
oss Producers association OF West Vir-
Cihii, peins hello here. owing to the fact
IN many important thirgs featured the
nAN. Two addresses wero heard, one by
Jnned states senator WiIfam T. chill
ton - Charic~tos,. and the CLner BY G. -.
chAninerlaih q CleNelaEe. general coun-
s-l Tor the National Petroleum asso-
ri1tion. senator chiffon In his address
Impressed upon the members OF the A.
.oeiA,ion the way TO fight the blk men
! with brain and nerve and use che club
Ni-h those forces behind a.. lie said
th@t tie association could not only be
sitec.ivc IN setting the price on West
equalization % TIE rate sor ssscmolin s
ana shipping their OIL 20 the eastern
soast Air ,htmSer.nln' address wac
m the main n history % the great ia
industry aIfd told many thlug OF inter-
f-t concerning the operation of Tsftner-
cries. committee appointed ~ the re-
Sent annua. meeting OF the National
Petroleum Association az Atlantic City
composed 81 G. u. chamesrlain OF
Frsa Rsa, q, ana itaTry :, Mtiloek and
Ter with a like committee q the asHucla-
tiou 81 this state locking 10 working out
ensis u witch me .ndeDendsnt retln-
operate. :his afternoon Informally met
the eommitiec II he Association after
K.S S9 ben -9Ssn;d .n ss' ys ssaRs wo.
and more formal rpsstinE l. % he held
later IN fitasbrrgh for considering the
mAtt.rs for which So;a committees were
off1esrs Es-sisetsa.
The sisctier % osficers and directors
ones 9eing reelected az folioWs.
y. ,. k1s!2s. Huntington. president.
w " Walker. rarkersburg first. vice
John nsv.sson. Charleston. second vice
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PENNA VILLAGE
MAY Be ENGULFED

PITTSBURGH. Sept 29-Residents
OF Valley Camp. a village on the ALLIE
gheny river near here were moving
today for fear that they would be en-.
quilted In the abandoned workings OF
coal mine over which the houses
were built Cracks appeared in sew.
eral streets two or three days ago and
today porches began to fall into holes
which suddenly yawned as the sup
ports In the old entries and rooms
gave way Water and gas pipes were,
broken and houses which remained
upright were damaged By falling pIas,
ter All the affected streets wers
closed by the authorities.
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OLD VETERANS
CcOntnusd from Fir.t P.xs.,

Ceer after cheer greeted the veterans
as the parade progressed and many
or them, touched by the old tunes
they know so well and by the warm
ness OF the reception given them,
brushed their damp eyes with their
handkerciefs.
Only a Few Overcome.
The weather was ideal. A chilly
WIND tempered by tn esun and a
cloudless sky made the day all that
could have been desired. Only a few
OF the veterans were forced to re-
tire from the ranks because of ex-
haustion. Ambulances were Kept
busy, however, by the few who were
overcome and by women and children
who tainted or were slightly hurt in
the crowds, which almost rivaiIed
those which gather for inauguratinns.
Seated with President Wilson in the
White House reviewing stand was
Colonel David J. Palmer, commander
in-chief OF the G. A. r.. and Lieuten-
ant General Nelson A. Miles, grand
marshal Of the parade. took a place IN
The Presidents box after the head OF
the long procession had passed. Sec
rotary Garrison. OF the war depart
ment, and Secretary Daniels OF the
navy. were in boxes on either side OF
the President.
Chief Justice White. a Confederate
veteran. Sir Cecil Spring Rice. the
British ambassador. and ]. J. Jusser-
and, the French ambassador occu-
pied seats nearby.
Tonight number OF reunions were
held In camp Matthew G. Emery. ana
before Dog watch" reunion Of the
naval and marine veterans. Secretary
Daniels discussed the famous block
ade and the effective service rem
dered by the navy during the entire
war
Daniels Makes Address.
At the general meeting OF the vet.
Grams at Camp Emery tonight. ad-
dresses were delivered by Secretary
.ot the Navy Daniels and Assistant Sec.
rotary Roosevelt. Mr.. Roosevelt made
plea that the veterans write their
personal experience for the navy de.
partment The records of the depart.
ment, he said, were dry. and he felt
that history could best be written from
personal accounts. He offered to place
the files Of the department al the dis
posal OF the old soldiers for reference
purposes.
Five candidates for the office of
commander In chief OF the Grand
Army. now occupied by Colonel David
J. Palmer OF Iowa. had been announced
tonight. They were Captain Elias r.
Montfort. Cincinnati. Ohio. and Frank
% Cole. Jersey City. n. j.. william j.
Patterson. Pittsburgh. Pa. Orlando A.
SOmers. kOkOmo. Ind. and Patrick n
Coney, Topeka. Kan.
Il was said tonight that Atlantic
City. y. j.. would be selected for the
next national encampment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
Catarrh a Blood Disease
S.S.S. Drives 1t From Your System

Because Catarrh affects the nose
and throat causing sores IN ;he nos
trils. stopDage OF sirpassages and
gathering I'm the throat. g. has been
common practi,e 10 treat Catarrh by
iouous. washes and sprays applied 10
these part. 1ils mode Of treatment
- enurs'- wrong 70 cannot give per
u.&lsnt rAl'cL aud o. ~ liable 20 irri-
tals shG 4gscE .af. .lc trouble "a.
tArfn aaTlios boz tTgfd with n AZ.
loved fC :gg Oh BE- will disease the
'FouralHi tGors. rottle on the lungs.
90" stomach i11frd it lg very 30
.iols 1isnaaC. Don't treat DO locally.
BE Tact slat D. caL-e. heseacnCH a.
sroct ttaf ii 's cagss1 . .m.are snd
ci5.r.-d Aecd Ihe ono treatment
thai has proved sTect.ss In the treat.
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ment OF Catarrh is s. s. s., Il is the
greatest blood purifier and blood tonic
known. II relieves the cause OF ca.
tarrh by the process Of renourishing
tho blood. renewing its strength and
yiEur. giving new life TO the red blood
cOrpuscles. and stimulating the flow
70 that 10 has the vitality to throw of
he poison and germs from the system.
II De- literally a blood bath. You quick
ly feel results. Headaches disappear.
che gathering In the throat stops. the
nosfrils heal-befOre you hardly rea-
lie it you are we'll s. s. s. o. nat
ural blood tonic and has proven enec.
tive in the treatment OF an blood
scrofula. Get s. S. s. az your drug.
scrfula. Get s. s. s. a. your drug.
giErs. 10 you need special advice write
the S. s. s. Co., Atlanta. Ca
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$4,000, 900 in PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH Pa. Sept. 29.-That
upward Of S20.000.000 worth OF the pro.
posed S500.OO0.O00 Anglo-French war
loar bonds VIII be subscribed for by
Pittsburgh investors was the state
ment OF p local banker tonight. He
admitted that plans already well un-
der way practically guarantee the rails
ing Of at least that amount in this
district.
Negotiations here will be In charge
OF syndicate OF local banks. most
OF which are represented in the mem
bership Of the Pittsburgh Clearing
House Association. 4 group OF mem
beers Of this organization met In con.
ference Tuesday with Seward Pros.
ser. president OF the Bankers Trust
Company Of New York Mr.. Prosser
leff with the assurance that little diff
hculty would De experienced in float.
ing the war loan bonds here.
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TECHNICAL
tcontinnsa From %, DO,

Company prior 10 the time It's lines
we're consolidated with the light COM
pany In Wheeling and vicinity.
a. y. Daily. superintendent OF tho.
wheeling Gas Company. who is one
OF the most Efficient men I'm the gas
business On the country. and who Is
now assistant 10 the president OF the
Arkansas Gas Company. took the wit.
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HEAVYLOSS IN STORM



damage, however. either in that sec
ton or from Biloxi are obtainable.
Mobile escaped the worst Of the
storm but the wind here was sufficient
TO drive the water over the wharves
al the river front and unroof several
houses. There was no serious dam
age.
Got No Response
The coast guard cutter Tallapoosa.
anchored here. made repeated unsuc-
cessful efforts tonight 70 reach by
wireless the Southern Pacific liner
Proteus. believed TO be in the center
OF the storm off New Orleans bar. No
word has come from the Proteus since
she entered the storm area and ship
ping men here thought her wireless
might have been disabled.
Reports of high water in Boloxi
were discounted by the Louisville A.
Nashville railroad officials here. who
said their tracks in Biloxi were not
inundated
The barometer became stationary
here at s o'clock tonight and II was
believed the worst OF the storm had
passed.
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continued on tire heights between Sou
chez and Nimy; We have maintained ali
the new positions conquered
In Champagne the Struggle Is stIli
violent before the positions to which the
enemy has fallen back. as well as for
the reduction OF a salient to the north
OF Mesni. where parties OF Germans
still hold out.
we have made progress on the
slopes Of the Tahure hill and In the
neighborhood OF the village and also 10
the north OF Massiges.
"A bombardment quite intense on both
sides mas occurred In the forest Of La
fretre ana In the forest OF Apremonfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
HEARS FROM LOST BOY.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept %
II. G. Thurmond. Webster Springs
lawyer. who reported that his sixteen
year old son. Howes Thurmond. was
kidnapped several days ago. said to-
day that he has received a letter from
the boy who says he Is with Morgan
Firth. a cook. The letter was mailed
Tuesday In Huntington.
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JUSTICE COURTS

Joe Green and George Wilson were
committed 10 the county jail last night
10 await hearing before Squire Wick
ham on a charge OF being drunk. They
were arrested by Il. & q. officers.
Wusylc Tcgan was sent TO the county
jan last night by Squire Shuttle TO
await hearing on a charge OF carrying
knucklcs. besides trying 10 use them.
Nitro Chromggko in some was dis
pleased Tegan and was made TO at once
run. Tegan prominently displayed his
knuckles in giving chase TO Nitro. and
Constable Guymer made the arrest 10
save trouble.
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Storm subsldInq.


NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 29-tvia
wireless steamships Excelsior ana
Creole to Mobile AT 1880 D. m. a
rising barometer gave evidence that
the storm was subsiding. the center
passing to the northwest OF New Or
leans. The barometer at its lowest
registered 2S:11 and the wind velocity
OF Sc miles was the highest ever re-
corded here.
Railroad and wire communication
with the outside world had been cut
Off and telephone. electric light and
trolley service discontinued in the
city. All railroads have cancelled
trains from New Orleans.
Wireless communication from New
Orleans was interrupted by failure o.
the electric plant, but messages were
sent from the steamship Excelsior at
dock here and relayed to Mobile from
the steamer Creole. anchored below
New Orleans in the Mississippi.
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MAY OPERATE MOTION TRUCK.

CHARLESTON. w. Va sent %
since the Public Service Commission *.
amlued the Chesapeake a. Ohio railroad
nIaLch from Anstcd 90 Hawks Ncst :
company viii De- allowed 90 operate :
motor truck with solid rubcr tires and
lleukcu wheels 20 accommodate the pas.
scnEer tranic. Tine company claims ~,
ktdQc is TOO steep TO operate ordluar,
passenger trains with afcty over that
ufahch. While az Ansted the commits
sion visited the grave OF stone vai|
locality.
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Was successfuI Months Aoo

VALLEJO. Cal. Sept. 29-Wireless
telephone communication between
Washington. u. c.. and the Panama
canal. a distance Of 2.10O miles was
established months ago. but public an
nouncement was withheld until the
greater gOal-transcontinent CON
munication would be reached.
This statement was made by Chief
Engineer John J. Carly. OF the Amer
lean Telephone & Telegraph company
after his conversation in the wireless
tower AZ the Mare Island navy yard
today with Theodore y. Vail. president
OF the company. who was speaking
from New York
The problem OF transcontinental
communication has been solved.
Carly asserted. The day was near,
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TIRn 90. oHARrrnrn-

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sent 70
Ihc secretary 90 state this artcrruor
issued a charter % incorporation 10 IND
United Tire Corporation. 200 Wood
street Pittsburgh. capital $50. 900. int
corporntorF. y. 81. Chichester. A. r. VIII
son. w. ". Corhrluo. Albert Berry nj
IT. Chidcstcr. an 81 Pittsburgh. "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
PACE TO LECTURE
Prominent Business Expert WIN Deliver
Address IN Elliott School Rooms.

Charles Pace. OF New York. one OF the
authors Of the Pace and Pace Course in
Accounting and business Administrn-
deliver a lecture at the Elliott school
New Hawley building. The meeting will
b. held az 1880 Friday evening. and a
" Welcome has been extended TO all who
are interested. Mr. Pace Is one OF the
biggest men in his line
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their own devices to pay their bills in
the United States.
The bonds will probably be offered
to the public within two weeks. They
are soon to be listed on the Stock FIX
change
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30

What's your ageg
Buffer Determined 10 DO the IA.
triotIc thing and get TO the fronD-22.
Recruiter-i said your age. not
your chest measurement - London
sketch
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About hvesevenths OF the Buieari
ians are engaged in agriculture. most
OF them being small propriotors. hold
ms from one 10 six acres.
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HArF1nLp 70 sPnAr-

CHARLESTON. W. Va. SEPT "a !
Governor Henry ~. Hatfield and qecras
tary of state stuart r. Reed left to-
nlFht Tor Ialkcrsnurg, whore the rovt
ernOr viii deliver an address tomorroul
before The Independent OIL and cad
Producers Association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-18

The young woman who is going
away to school, or who must make a
daily pilgrimage to the halls OF learn
ing in her own home town, has now
to be provided with a topcoat. This
is about the most important item in
her apparel. 1t must be durable and
comfortable, proof against rain and
snow, good looking and up to date
There are many styles to choose
from--all of them ample in width, and
straight-hanging garments, Rough
mixtures, in stable colors, thorn
tweeds and other fabrics are crava-
netted and therefore rainproof. Some
Of the palmer models are mannish
looking aud wonderfully smart, espe-
cially on certain types OF youthful.
feminine prettiness. These coats are
shorter than those that are developed
unmindful Of the mannish touch.
A fine model is pictured here in a
green and light brown mixture. 1t
is long. hanging straight, with full
skirt. The fullness is belted in just
below the normal waist line. with a
very wide belt of the material The
ends of the belt at the front are split
into two straps and fastened with
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-18

buttonholes and large bone buttons.
The strap idea is repeated in the
collar and cuffs. A single strap. over
tapping at the front forms the collar.
1t fastens with buttonhole and button
at the left side.
The coat is double breasted and
fastens with three buttons at the
front. The body is cut high at the
neck and long at the shoulder. The
straight, plain sleeves have a band
about the wrist and, back of It, a
strap with pointed end finished with
a button, is set on.
A novel management OF the patc.:
pockets is noticeable The lower part
of the belt is extended in a pocket
shaped flap at each side and the
pocket is set ON TO this. 1t is finished
with a button This is an innova-
ton in the placing Of pockets that has
style and something more to recon-
mend it. 1t is usually at the pockets
that the coat must bear the brunt of
much wear. The give of the belt
Is promising it will prevent the u.s.
ual sagging and tearing at the pockets,
which is so destructive.
JULIA BoTToMLEY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-18

Miss Dorothea Quigiey Of Weather
ford has returned to Chickasha to re-
enter the Z. D. c. scholarship in the
college.
Mrs. Will Melton OF Oklahoma City
is the guest of friends here for several
weeks.
The Monday Bridge club viii be en-
tertained next week by Mrs. Ed Shee-
cog.
Mr.. Pate Jones has returned from
Lawton. where he spent the past week.
o.
Mrs. d. NJ Cayaness has as her
guest Miss Dess Terry of Anadarko.
Miss Glenn Grigsby Of the O. c. ".
went to El Reno for the week end.
Mrs. Rodman OF Oklahoma City is
the guest OF Mrs Bryce smith.
Miss Ruth Woodson Of Kingfisher IS
yisiiiuE friends in chickasha,
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Worth Their weIgni in Gold.

q have used Chamberlain's Tablets
and found them to be just as repre-
scented. quick relief for headaches,
dizzy spells and other symptoms de-
roting torpid liver and disordered
condition of the digestive organs. They
ire worth their weight in gold" writes
Miss Calara A. briggs, Elba, n. 7.
Ubtainable eYerywhere.-Ad DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-18
Entries in coIfina Contest.

An all day contest is in progress to
day at the Country club by ladies' who
are playing for an eighteen hole medal
score. The entries for the day include
Mrs. Lee Olive, Mrs F L. slusher
Mrs II. T. Ludlow. Mrs. F c. Wither.
spoon, Mrs. Fred Frey. Mrs. Reford
Bond. Mrs. F. e Riddle. Mrs Ben
johnson, Miss Marjorie Dwyer and
Miss Alberta smith The result Of the
tournament will be OF interest to the
golf lovers OF Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-18

Put two tablespoonfuls of ammonia
In a basin Of warm water, and let the
comb remain in this solution about
one-half hour. Remove. and wipe dry
The comb will be spotlessly clean
Womans Home Companion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-18
a Hint 10 the Wise Is Sufficient.

No one can reasonbIy hope for good
health when his bowels are eousti-
pated Take Chamberlain's Tablets
and get relief They are easy to take
and pleasant IN effect Obtainable
tysrywhers.-Ady, d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-18

St Luke's Guild Of the Episcopal
church met on the regular afternoon
OF this week with Mrs. Blackmon,
Further plans for the years work were
outlined, and it was decided to begin
at once on articles for the bazaar to
be held at Christmas time.