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An Appointment From Ciyil Life Sug-
gested.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: The
failure of Congress to provide for the
disposal of unawarded Congressional an
pointments to West Point is only ono
more evidence OF the careless indifference
OF that body to anything connected with
the public good and unconnected with
personal advantage to one or more
members.
As the whip OF public opinion seems
i'kely to force some action In behalf Of
national defence. | would suggest this
In the young man who wrote To Tur
SUN recently reporting his failure To
get a cadetship At West Point, that ne
walt for the increase In the army and
then obtain a civilian appointment.
H., c. DuRsToN.
MANLIus, September I.
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plorable consequence Of this affair.
But there 10 some consolation IN the
thought that the man who as COM
mander Of the Marietta landed ma
rines in 1907 at Trujillo and Ceiba to
protect Americans and served notice
Honduran revolutionlsts that he
would permit no atrocities Is under
orders to raise his flag on the Pacific
station as an Admiral.
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Matrimonial Opportunity for a Very
Eccentric Young Lady.

To II EDITOR or THE SuN-Sir: I
should he much obliged 10y your willing
admit in your newspaper the following
announcement
WEDDING.
Belgian soldier wants t. make the ac-
quaintance OF a very eccentric young lady
In view OF marriage Reply on the adj
dress: REGN, he CLrRCK,
Siege artillery, Barrack Z, Harderwijk,
Holland,
Awaiting your reply although the
paper containing the announcement.
BERNARD ~ CLEECK.
H~ARDERwIJK, Holland. August 10.
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Another Ark.

To THE EDITOR or THr SuN-Sir, At
Great Central Lake on Vancouver Island
$50 called because II is the ge~ographica,
centre both north, south, east and west)
Mr. prinkwater runs The Ark, the only
hotel situated on this fresh water lake
and built to roat even as did Noah's.
SAMUEL Il, STERN.
VICTORIA, II G, August Is.
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Chief Inspector ScHMITTBERGER's re-
port showing that 400 more arrests
were made for rowdyism this year
up TO September l than in 1914 does
not necessarily mean that there are
more rowdies. Fewer patrolmen may
have been asleep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

Senator OLLIE JAMES stands high n
the councils of those who are nearest
TO the political plans Of President WILL
soN.-Wdshin9ton despatch.
The Wilson boom cannot be said to
under way. however. until the
warm personal friend is definitely
heard from.
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Doubtless the advocates OF votes
for women will refuse to regard the
smashup of DIR. SHAw's motor car
Eastern Victory rs an authentic omen.
Il takes much less than the loss of "A
cause to ditch an automobile.
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September Third.

Too bad that Henry Hudson. brave old
rover OF the sea.
Should hrst have called TO greet us on
this day In sixteen nine;
Gould he have only come this day In
Eighteen thirty.thrce
And seen the city hail the hour Tus
Sun began to shinsi
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The impressive. ever oppressive, ST.
lence that occupied the atmosphere
yesterday resulted from the c~ollabora-
ton Of Colonel WILLIAM JENNINGS
BRYAN and Colonel THEODORE RoosE-
WELT in the preparation OF a note Of
congratulation addressed TO President
WILSON and inspired by the outcome
OF the negotiations over Germany's
underwater activities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

Tammany Ignores MURPHY and names
SMITH for Sherin-Chief. realizing he
Is beaten. does not even mention Ed
wARps-NeUSpdper headline.
From the frequency with which his
candidates for nomination are rejected
by his district leaders II might be
supposed that the Cod Ground golf
er's Endorsement was a serious handi-
cap in the Wlgwam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

Reports from the Texas border indl-
cate that some McXicans are ambl-
tious to bring their problem into this
country for the President to settle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

The eminent first baseman Mr..
JAKE DAuBERT has been nominated
for Alderman in the Fifty-ninth dis.
trlct, and II he can win the National
League pennant for the Brooklyns
there will be no doubt OF his election.
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We trust that the Hon. OTTO T. Ran
NARD's financial prophecies are no bet
ter founded than have been some Of
his political predictions.
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THE SUNS correspondent IL informed
by a Vatican source that II Mr.. BRYAN
~soliclts an audience the Pope will not
hesitate to receive him. provided that
assurances are given that the audience
will be conndentlal.-Rome cable.
It should be made clear to the
Vatican that Mr.. BRYAN himself eX-
poets a guarantee from an audience
before he will consent to appear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

Investigation dlscloses the fact that
60 per cent. OF the garment workers
in this town have defective vision.
which explains some of the astonish-
ing effects produced by the tailors.
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London Once. Bingham House. 1 Arun-
Del street. Strand.
Paris once. 6 Rue de la Michodiere, on
Huc du Quatre Septemhre.
Warrington Office, Hibbs Building
BrOOklyn ofiice. lO6 LlvinEston street
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" our frCBds rho fdror us trith rrorn-
scripts and Illustrations for publication ,,ish
20 - elected articles returned her must
~ all cases send stamps for that purpose.
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Subscriptions by Mail, Postpaid.

Readers OF THE Sun leaving town for the
suinine months can have the daily and
Sunday and evening editions delivered TO
them In any part OF tbis country or Eu-
rope on the terms stated above. Addresses
newsdeaier or directly Of Publication OF.
nee, telephone 22OO Hickman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
M MECHEN SCHOOL
DAMAGE is SMALL
FIRE BURNS HANDSOME SCHOOL
BUILDING WEDNESDAY
MORNING.
Students Were Taken Out Without
Any Oifheuity-chenieals Used
70 EStinsUish Biaxe

What promised TO be a very disas.
trous IRE. was discovered at s:s0
O'Clock yesterday morning al the Nc.
Mechen school building. on Marshall
street The building was erected about
nine years ago. al a cost Of sos. goo
II was caused by a short circuit and
was first discovered BY Prof J. +
King. who Immediately pulled the IRE
drill alarm in the building and the sac
children attending school there.
marched out without accident OF any
kind
The McMechen volunteer FIRE de-
partment which was notified az once.
responded promptly. as did the cen.
ter and lower Benwood departments.
and the blaze was sNtinguished in a
short time. The McMechen company.
which arrived first. was handicapped
by having only 500 feet OF hose. which
reached only as far as the front door
The fire however was eNtinguished
with the chemicals. which were on
hand In a few moments
Several volunteers did very good
work. among them being Chester Cal
abaugh. Charles shane. William
Beard and John Grow. Beard sustain.
ed serious injury 10 his foot. being
struck with a fre pick. and Crow had
two-inch cut across his chin. Both
were given medical attention by Or. ).
p Yoho
The loss Is yariously estimated al
from 800 to $500 and the latter
amout. when everything is considered.
Will most likely be correct.
The FIRE during the short time the
building was in danger. caused much
excitement and all kinds OF reports
were In circulation. As h Is. the siti.
zens or McMechen consider them
selves very fortunate. that the dam.
age was no worse. also that one OF
the school children were injured in
getting out Of the building. Insurance
70 the amount OF $4,000 is carried on
the building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
USEFUL MANUAL
FOR ARBOR DAY
VALUABLE BOOKLET ISSUED BY
DEPARTMENT OF FREE
SCHOOLS.
Appropriate for Observance Of ArDor
and Bird Day. Tomorrow
Schools Asked to Cooperate

Friday. March 20. has been designat-
ed as "Arbor and Bird Day" and will
be generally observed as such in the
schools throughout the state. An in
teresting manual has been published
by the department Of free schools. IN
der the direction OF State Superin-
tendent NJ. =. Shawkey. for use in
connection with the observance OF the
day. The manual is an eighty-page
edition. and contains in addition to a
suggested program for arbor and bird
day, a lengthy article on planting and
care Of trees and an article on Forty
Common Birds Of West Virginia" b.
Rev. Earle 4. Brooke.
The arborand bird day manual this
year is Intended as a guide to the
study OF plant and bird life. It's use
fulness does not end with the observ-
ance OF Arbor and Bird Day. but is
intended for use in the school room
during the preceding and following
months.
The article by Rev. Brooks contains
an unusual amount OF new material
about our birds
The suggested program for Arbor
and Bird Day includes essays on Our
Feathered Friends" and The Value
Of Trees short talks on "A Farmers
Appreciation Of the Quail" The Re.
lation Of Forests TO Agriculture" and
Identifying Home and school
Grounds and readings and songs.
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JURY RETURNED TO COURT ROOM
WITH VERDICT AFTER FIVE
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.

Large Crowd Was Present During the
Hearing Yesterday-Case Went
20 Jury az $3.50 O'Clock.
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since the beginning OF the trial Hts
mother. wife and baby apparently no,
able to stand the ordeal. leff tbe
court room and were not presenf
when the verdict was returned.
The jury got the case a. 4.5O O'CLOCK
Yesterday evening. following the sup
mission OF arguments by the attorney.
on the opposing side. At 1870 o'cloct
all testimony had been submitted IN
the case. and Judge Robinson spent
20 minutes In reading the Instructions
In these. the judge outlined the forms
Of self-defense. and explained the ave
forms Of verdicts that were later sun.
mitted 70 the jury.
Courts instructions.
he Informed the jury that 10 o..
tablish selfdefense an impapdf,g
peril 81 life and necessity of killing
without a reasonable mode Of escape
must BE- proven Furthermore The
judge said that the danger must Ie
90 urgent that ono must kin 10 sayo
himself voluntary manaIaupbter fs
unlawful killing without malice" Sec
ond degree murder ie killing with
malice without deHboration Par.
thermOre. the judge said. that intoxi
cation o. not a recognized excuse for
crime
Further IN bic instructions. the
judge Informed the jurors that fanei.
ful supposifionE were not 10 BE- taken
into confederation az an. and that 90.
lined proof was necessary Also that
The man was to bo considered limo.
cent until Doc was proven guilty
Arguments Begun
Adjournment was taken az noon Al
80 O'Clock Assistant Prosecuting Al.
torncy ~. a. Mckee opened the ar.
Fumonfs Tor the state BE confined
himself f0 the evidence. Weighing
each witness carefully. and in ending
asked That Iu 1I fairness fo tho state
and society. verdict ~ second do.
gree murder should Do returned and
nothing lcss than voluntary man.
slaughter
Attorney 70 s. Nolfe opened Tor
tne defense. end wac followed by A..
iofney 8 n Royce Nr N1ita u.sd
only about twenty minutes of The hour
and half allotted to each side ffe
outlined fho defendants eide of rbc|
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Robinson informed them that they
must find the defendant guilty OF sec
ond degree murder. voluntary man
slaughter. Involuntary granddaughter.
assault and battery. or not guilty. A.
Che jury left tho crowd that had M.
yaded the court room since the open.
InE n The hearing. gradually dwindled
away and when the verdict was re.
turned. not more Than q dozen was
present
The morning session drveIones
nothing OF importance. Attorneys A.
p. Bryant and Fred &c. HrInkman
were called by The defense 20 testify
as 90 the condition 81 Scott when ar.
rested. Henry Soamon. q driver. uc.
IFcribod the episode ~ Scott ana
. BuCh' Henry mentioned In Tuesdays
report Clerk ~ The Courts John H.
Kingdom testified that the Slate had
summoned Henry and had not used
him. John Sands was tho last witness
called. by the defense. and raid that
William and "Bucb" Henry were The
same men
ur p B Plant was called Iu re.
Luf'ai by the State and a lengthy ny
ruflrf.rll question put as to when me
injury was received that caused FuI.
mere death objection by the de-.
tense Oyeuuied ur Plant raif that
FuImer bad received tho death bI8u
after ha Iaff fha club house Thc 90.
tense III NOT cross examine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
MANY CATALOGUES
Being Distributed in This city BY Mail
Order Houses-8uy-at-H Home
Movement Revived

II may be Of interest 70 local people
interested in the Buy-at- Home move.
ment TO know that a mail order house
has just sent into Wheeling 1850
pounds. or two and one-quarter tons.
of catalogues. 10 be distributed in the
Wheeling district In the next few
days
III is evident that the mail order
houses regard the city Of Wheeling
and vicinity as good field. and are
working n for all they are worth" re-
marked a booster Of the Buy-at- Home
movement. yesterday
The Buy-at-Home movement. which
has been assiduously boosted b. the
board 81 Trade recently. has strong
competition. and In order % meet 60.
no stone should be- left unturned
Wheeling houses should boost this
campaign and do more missionary
work among our own people" he ad.
ded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
ROnperS
COMPLETE NEW SPRING
ROMPER STOCK ARRIVED

REAT NEWS to gladden. the hearts
~ of mothers of very small folks.
ROMPERS OF
CrepeS, DimitieS, Krinkled SeerSuck-
er, Plain ChambraS, Striped Cling
hams and so forth. Pretty new styles
very like mothers would make if they
had the time
Csc up to STAG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25
GEORGE SCOTT FOUND GUILTY
OF INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER

verdict. the alleged murder trial that
has been on In criminal court since
Monday morning was brought 70 an
end for the present al least Attorney
8 .. Boyce. for the defendant. imme-
diately made a motion for arrest On
judgment. and arguments on the mo-
tion will be submitted Saturday morn
INK 10 Judge Alan r. Robinson.
This verdict. n 10 stands. carries a
jail sentence not exceeding one year
Prosecuting Attorney Addleman said
last evening. that IN his opinion. the
verdict was just. although he did an
tcipate n verdict Of voluntary man
slaughter. Scott. charged with killing
Arthur Fulmer IN light December
20. 1915. received the verdict with the
same sullen smile that haa character.
lied his actions In the court room
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case and drew contradictory line.
from The states Witnesses Aftorrev
hoyce was ON The floor just ono hour
and ten minutes. BE covered tho case
fully defining the various forms of
murders. manslaughfera. etc
Prosecuting Attorney Audience
closed Tor The state BE opened b.
ying that mo- reference Uouif D..
made to The families of either tho d..
fsndanf or the deceased Hr srrr.f
the defendant. and said that If fbr
jury wished f0 perform duty fo .b.
mother. f0 Tho wife. and fo tho Uf.fl
daughter Of the defendant 3D. eolIF
lna him EuIlty and put him away
i|.U them
Case 10 Jury
In DIE husI charge fo The mrv Trf-.
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IN DO mai oh'rs' 10 No Iuy Iuas.
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EQtQbLeS
A BAKE SALE AND A
DELICATESSEN OUTLAY

The Woman's Missionary Society of
the st. James Lutheran Church will
conduct sale extraordinary here Satur-
day. Baked edibleS, meat loaves, sal
ads, pies, cream puffS, crulleries, can
dies, jellies and preserves. Saturday
starting at S-for your Sunday table.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

At 5.Gs O'Clock last evening. the
jury In the case OF the State vs.
George J.. Scott returned and delIv
cred % clerk Of the court the above
verdict With the rendering ~ this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-25

we. the Jury. find the defend
ant. George L. Scott. guilty o.
involuntary Granddaughter. az
charged In the Within Indictment"
ALBERT =. sCHAtRER.
Foreman
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. number. and thus the thrift, suift,
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Curing Hair This Way
Preserves Its Beauty
Thaf dan. dead appear,

That dull, dead appearance OF the
hair no longer troubles the woman
who has adopted the silrnerine
method OF keeping her tresses In curl
The result is very different from that
produced by the drying, deyitaIizing
waving iron The hair appears more
naturally wavy and curly, and the APP
pIication fs really beneficial to the
life and growth OF the hair.
Any druggist can Of course supply
the liquid silmerine and one need not
get more than few ounces. small
quantity should be put on before re-
firing, using for the purpose clean
tooth brush, drawing this down tie
full length OF the hair from root to
tip. The effect upon arising is de-
Iightfuliy surprising and there is TO
discoloration, no sickness, grpssi-
ness, nor any other unpleasant ac-
compartment. The hair Is quite man
ageabIe, no matter how it Ii done UP.