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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Gamblers All" a Christ
mas Observation-Disclosures
and Walton's Telegram.

Percy Burton, for several years gen.
eral manager for Sir Johnston Forbes
Robertson, has obtained the American
rights TO Gamblers All" one of the re-
cent London successes. II will be pre-
scntcd in New York next Christmas by
Nr. Burton, in partnership with Lewis
Waller. In addition TO the production
of Gamblers All" Mr.. Burton, in con-
junction with Lillah Mccarthy and
Granville Barker, will present Bernard
Shaw's "Androcles and the Lion" and
Anatole Frances The Man Who Mar
ried Dumb Wife" in the principal
Eastern cities, and will also continue
his association with Forbes-R Robertson,
who is 70 make the last lap Of his
American farewell tour next fall, APP
pearing in the South and Middle West,
where he has not yet said farewell.
Cuts having been made in the first
act Of Hands Up" the first curtain fell
last night before 10 o'clock. Mr.. J. j.
Shubert who staged the production re-
ceived the following telegram yester-
day morning from the two featured
players:
"Our first great chance, and our sue
cess will be all due TO you.
MAURICE and FLORENCE WAL
TON"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
Accepts Wooster Presidency.

]. Campbell White has accepted the
presidency Of Wooster College, Ohio,
and will enter upon mis- duties Septcm-
her !. He was born in Wooster forty
five years ago, and Is an 1890 alumnus
Of the college. DR.. White has been
general secretary OF the Laymen's
Missionary Movement OF the United
States and Canada since its organiza-
ton in 1906, and will continue as vice
chairman of the executive committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
EDWIN CAMPBELL MARTIN.

Watching, n. j., July 23.-Edwin
Campbell Martin, writer and critic. OF
New York, died this morning at ms
country home here, in his sixty-sixth
year. He was born in Cleveland, and
was graduated from Dartmouth Col
lege. He was author of several books.
After ten years as editor Of daily
in Richmond, Ind. Mr.. Martin went to
New York and became associated with
"McClure's Magazine He was a
member of the Authors Club, Dart
mouth College Club and the Mcdowell
Club, of New York. He leaves a
widow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

bank failure that absolved General
Grant from the charge of completely IN
the fraud.
Mr.. Johnston was a director of the
American Surety Company, the Guar
anty Trust Company, member OF the
G. A. R., the Loyal Legion, the Union,
Metropolitan and the New York Yacht
clubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

Gemanys Rich Exploit Poor Socialists Say" Tribune
headline This will great Indignation in the Trinidad Col
Homestead Pa and New York n Y, communities perhaps
in where such atrocty the exploiting of poverty
bv wealth imagined Dear dear those terrible
Germans!
AMERICAN SPORTSMANSHIP; OR THE HEAT OF BATTLE"
Zimmerman put of the game for protesting
strongly Umpire Quy punched Captain Ev the chest after
he put him of the during the third inning for throw
Ing sand around the batter's box
When Polo Grounds wet to be played on it is
our suggestion that Haywood Broun Dust from the Base Lines
title column the following morning be mostened to Mud
from the Morass" such.
AN INEVITABLE NOTE FROM c. W. OF RAILWAY, j.
If George B. Wild should again
A wiless screed from such pen;
If that Towerists be attacked
By his misspeled Unfriendy Act
We must arise and fight like
Yet stay; can George be quite when
His speech is filed with such cayenne?
And should not show gentle tact
If George be wild?
Perhaps might say Vivienne)
He, madden than a setting hen;
And only old jokes, almanacked,
His wanderwitted mind attract
Well. let them print the Quack stuff then,
If George be wiled.
The first time we ever saw the "Theyan put you-na for
that heeze was George AIDE book But comes L. B. to say
that Thoreau pulled when he jailed for taxes Anybody
knor the Of it?
Snyder the better hitter of the twoGrantoldrice.
At that Grantland is the better of all sporting
writers in New York.
Variant No. 1914 is found in Norwalk, Conn., where
automobile advertised Model for Ford Cars Model IA
10 Automobiles"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
The Coming ToWer
Schroon Lake Anthology.

THE CROWS.
Raven birds whose number
Ever swells and swclls;
Breaking up my slumbcr
With their raucous yclls--
Ebon birds that cry their
Harsh and stridcnt cries,
Forcing me to lie there;
Lie with sleepless eyes
II Ger abandon
Fighting with but words,
Md could lay a hand on
Those internal birds
Ii were but able
TO cement the Jaws
Of those creatures sable
1t would be for cawS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
DE-

Burtis, Theodore ". Johnston. Walter S.
Dana. Edith l.. Norton, Julia A.
WINS, William N. Yan-Yleck, Rachel.
Jamison, Charles A.
BURTIS At Union Corners. East Ches-
ter, y. Y, July %. 1915, Theodore W.
BurtIs, aged 70 years Funeral SER
vice at his home on Saturday, at 3
p. m.
DANA-At Manchester. Mass. Edith
Longfellow Dana. wife Of Richard
Henry Dana, Of Cambridge, Mass,
July 81 Funeral AZ St. Johns
Chapel, Brattle ST., Cambridge, Sat-
urday az l.
WINS Suddenly. at his residence. 145
We 53,h ST., on the morning Of July
%, william Mills WINS, m the Goth
yea. Of BIS age.
JAMESON Suddenly. at Roosevelt
Hospital. on The morning Of July
%. Charles Ar1ucke Jarison. in his
44:h year lnterment Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOHNSTON A. Garden City. Friday,
July %, Walter s. Johnston. Notice
Of funeral hereafter
NORTON Suddenly. on Friday, July
%, 1915. ir Waterbury, Coau., Julia
Adams. wife Of Henry L. Norton, Of
Jamaica. - Y, in her 18th year. Flu
neral services at the chapel, Ever
green Cemetery. Elizabeth, y. j.,
SUNDAY az p. n.
VAN-NLECX At Clifton Springs, y.
Y. Thursday, July 22, Miss Rachel
Van-Nlcck, in her slst year. Inter-
ment at Kington, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

Speaking worthwhile jobs, writes Edar who oughtnt to
hypbena wouldn't selling note to the Kaiser and
Prex Wilson"
Speng Of hyphens Wkesbarre dropped hers few years
ago and it S up Winston-Salem
Up THE HUDSON.
especially L Harry t baggage master OF the @
her cooks and u
Is
your wise M For with them all 'a'ne
Een to Of
the
. here ar
Be pa
~" Nv ' for
RhInbsek !.
" ." anu
nsh,ne Up n, s@'. a.9 y" -.
Th.n Tron,
You may
crew Is
Her
ano MS 'A" our y. in ct
WIN %" " Wv Tho RhIn.
Ter pI and 80 al sharp ono OON
there's NJ Of FROM rHt zorro -,
on e@""os'
OUR OWN TRAVELOGUES
No one asks for YOUR passports heenO makes you
get wise TO 90 out of trembe when see SEN
liberty! Dill IRWIN
Madrid.
Good morning! Does this note satisfy you?
That leaves only the Kaiser to be pleased
FP.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
ShontSonS Souterraines.

V.
SAID Peter Crime,
For half a dime
You get SO much excitement I'm
Convinced that war
They'd find bore
Who ride the Road Of Theodore"
A. Il. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

Frederick Warde, the tragedian, has
been engaged for a course Of lectures
on Shakespeare and the Drama by the
institute Of Arts and Sciences, of Co
lumbia University. The lectures will
be given in the course of the fall and
winter season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
MANHATTAN AND BRONX.

CHASE, william, AIS Central Park
West, July 20 Funeral to-day.
DUFFY. Anna. PIC East 12lst ST., July
81. Funeral notice later.
DURYEA, Howard, 372 East l7Sth ST.,
July p. Funeral to-day.
FLOOD, James, SOP West saith ST., July
81. Funeral to-day.
McGOVERN, Kenneth. l43 East 5sth
ST., July p. Funeral notice later.
MOORE, Elizabeth, 100 West saith St,
July p Funeral private.
OFTEN. Henry, 2ll East 6lst ST., July
q. Funeral to-day.
SIMPSON, Douglas, 1873 West liSd ST.,
July 20.
WELDON, John. 404 West 5Sth ST.,
July p. Funeral to-day.
BROOKLYN.
HAUSSNER, bernhard. 1904 Hancock
st., July 2l Funeral to-day
MEAHER. Philip. lO6 Norman ay' July
q. Funeral to-day
NONAHAN. kathryn. 49, sixteenth ST.,
July p. Funeral to-day.
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY
aa3d 81 By Harlem Trs.a and By Iro!'sy'
Iots OF small size for sac.
once. 20 East ZSd St. y. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
CEMETERIES.

THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY.
sgeb N ~ Harlem TRAIN and by IrJiy.
lots OF small size for sac.
once. 20 East ESQ St. y. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

that wheeze was George AIDE book But T. L. B. to say
that Thoreau pulled when he jailed for taxes Anybody
baouc the source of it?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

Variant No. 1914 South Norwak Conn., where
automobile lock advertised Model for Ford Cars Model IA
for Automobiles"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

Snyder is the better hitter Of the twc-GrantoldrIce
At that writes H. Grantand is the better Of all SPORT
writers in New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

Mrs. Hermann Del
richs, at whose
summer home at
Newport will b.
given TO-DAY n fete
for the benef. Of
the Secours Ma
tionale Of France.
Underwood K Under
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

Speaking OF hyphens Wkesbarre dropped hers few yea
ago and it is now up to WinstonSaem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

Speaking Of worthwhile jobs, writes Edar who oughtl
b,5rte " wouldn't mind selling paper the Kaiser
Prex Wilson"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-04
Furnishing Goods for Men
who know what is what

Critical men with liking for distinctive and re-
fined styles in hats and haberdashery will find here
opportunity for the exercise Of their individual
tastes Our fall toggery represents choice selec-
ton Of the best things made.
"Manhattan Shirts Wilson Bros. Shirts
"Munsng Underwear
"Interwoven Hosiery "StetsOn Hats
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-04
Rs We Have a
Regular Boys Department

We know nothing about needles or pins, cheese
or crackers, but we do know lot about Boys
Clothing - it's our business to know. So hence
forth we will talk to you freely about boys clothing
in general telling you things you ought to know and
possibly some things you have forgotten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
WEST VIRGINIA
FAVORS BURTON
DISTINGUISHED oHIoAN IS LEAD
ING CANDIDATE FOR PREsI-
DENT.
according TO Judge e. c. Pierson,
state Pardon Attorney In Mounds
vile on Official Business.

Hon. f. C. Pierson. OF Charleston.
state pardon attorney. was a passen.
ger on the Ohio River train. last even.
ing. stopping in Moundsville. where
ne viii confer with Warden NJ. Il
White OF the state prison. regarding
some pardon cases.
To an lntelligencer reporter, Judge
Pierson said that sentiment for Hon
Theodore Burton. OF Ohio. as "A presi
Dental candidate on the Republican
ticket Is growing rapidly in West Wiz.
ginia- In fact" said Mr.. Pierson. 4
hear him spoken Of more as the logi.
cal candidate than all others who have
been suggested. or course. there Is
some sentiment for Senator Root and
Justice Hughes. but I find that Mr.
Burton is far in the lead.
Our close relationship to Ohio
continued Judge Pierson. naturally
causes West Virginians to view Sen
ator Burton's candidacy with favor
Besides. his excellent political record
and high personal character commend
him to all citizens.
There are a number Of prominent
niep in the Republican party only one
OF whom would make an admirable
candidate. but / am inclined to be-
heve that Senator Burton will have
the strongest support. especially in
West Virginia"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
CONFESSED PART
IN FOUL MURDER

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Dec. L
Charles ID. Etchison. said to have
signed a confession in Chicago. that
ne was an accomplish of Frederick T.
Price in the alleged murder of Prices
wife on November 2S. 1914. today went
with the police TO the place where he
said Mrs. Price was thrown over a
cliff.
Etchison, travelling salesman OF
washington. ID. C., and Price are IN
ger Indictment for murder but Price
Today said he was innocent of the
death OF his wife. Mary Fridley Price.
member Of a leading Minnesota
family.
Mrs. Price is said to have received
$4,000 from her father the day be.
fore her death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

The new crossing on the West Viz
gina Tarction and Electric Company
me al Leatherwood. has been completed.
Inc stone Church Sunday school or
chestra viii give concert in the stone
fresbNtertan church Elm Grove. tc-
mo, m1TrSw evening An excellent program
Tho roauWa. reading up along Mt. car
mel m"nBstery between tcdgingtoh Lane
ana tle1sant Valley. Il being widcned.
The keystone IsibIe .-las., Of m. Stone
Presbyterian church. Elm iruvs. will
meet FRIDAY evening in ;he church
ii q lteh. OF N"Ydiawu. j. the guest
a. .r!,rC- at CleN eiand. -.
The regular meeting OF the G. W.
campbell Glec club was held last even
ing in the First Methodist EpIscopal
ehgrcr. OF Elm Grove.
lfs-AL Sawyer f. detained At his home
IN .te Aocd. On aVrouu- OF illness
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph McllNcen. of
Pittsburgh who spent the nast few
weeks the guest ct relatives IN Elm
NtnN '. Law, returned T. ti.cir home.
Louis Paul and famiiy. OF Walnut
avenue. Woodlawu. will move To Lcath-
Cd wSoi l-sng iie latte part of the week.
l. William Thomp1ou 81 NJ . ridge
spent YESTERDAY at EN- Grove.
rs X. NJ. Ross. &C Akron. o.. D. spend
ing rev days the sues. OF friends In
the pike district.
Joceph Walt. OF Dallas. was a busi-
ness caller in Elm Grove yesterday.
Andy smith. Of j"chtm. Pa.. spent
yesterday a. Elm Grove on business
- H. AhRMlNa anu AHF0FE sum tlEnn. OF
Dallas. spent yesterday at Wheeling on
ou. iu. -
". NJ. Thompson. og West Finley. Pa.
sr'nt yesterday on business in the D. ke
. U.sfrtct.
Dennis Murphy. secretary ot the Jack
~Vhvtilr Foir AssprtAt 'pu. az Jacktown,
spent yesterday a. LIN Grove On tusi-
ness.
isaac Rlsgle. o.. Sand Hi. was calling
on friends in 1lm Grove yesterday.
Elmer Avrdei. az LIN Grove. left yes
terday for Pittsburgh. on business.
Mrs. Wtlliari iloomiietI. OF sand I!u
who has been Iil Tor I've past fCw weeks
VIII UNDERGO "a operation az the Mar
tins Ferry hospital to-day.
The work on the construction Or the
new station az Fourth street Fulton. by
the west Virginia Traction ana Electric
/ Company. is progressing.
The supper and bazaar held On Monday
and Tuesday evenings in ST. Vincent
school hall az Film Grove. b. the ladies'
60. ST. NiuScurg church. were a decided
success. 49, a handsome sum was real
lied
Zinc work Of pulling the casing out o.,
. the vel recently drilled ON the List
pr"peiry az FULTON. .iz now ia progress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
STATE OFFICIALS
ATTEND INQUEST
RAcTs OF IMPORTANCE BROUGHT
OUT REGARDING RUSH RUN
NINE ACCIDENT.
State Mine Officials Question Closely
Each Wttness-Coroner Re-
serves Verdict.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
sTEU BENyILLE. o.. Dec. Cor
oner W. g. Herb. OF Jefferson county.
conducted an Inquest into the accident
at the Glenn's Run Coal Company's No.
2 mine. at Rush Run. on last Saturday.
when the lives Of three miners were
snuhed out and two other miners were
seriously injured.
At the conclusion OF the taking OF tes-
timony the Coroner took the case from
the hands OF the Jury stnd announced
that he would render a verdict within
the next few days Ten witnesses in
all were examined.
The presence OF State Mine Inspect or
J. VI. Roam. 81 Columbus. o.. and Depu-
" state Mine Inspector Lot Jenkins. OF
Martins Ferry. Indicated the Importance
OF the inquiry. which. ~ is said. will be
rigid and far reaching in an effort to fiN
responsibility for the tragedy.
IN" state inspector examined every
witness with the greatest OF care and
miners were closely questioned as TO
their instructions regarding the obserr-
ance OF the State mining regulations.
Prom the testimony given BY several OF
The miners u would seem that the
1lenh run Coal company had been
woetully lax In the observance and en-
torcement OF the State mining laws in
lhe operation OF its Rush Run mine.
and this fact. II is stated. will probably
result IN searching invcsti CATION by
the state authorities ss soon as the
coroner renders his verdict
No Statement.
The Coroner stated that 10 would re-
quire several days for him 90 thorough
u digest the testimony and reach YER
dict. and he would make no statement
regarding the placing OF the RESPONSE
bility.
From the evidence submitted. bowev-
tr' u would seem that "a change In the
tlme Tor blowing the whistle for the
miners 70 quit work ws,- responsible Tor
IN eacctdcnt n was brought out that
me change In time was made at the en-
zine room some ten DAYS ago and while
Witnesses Tor the company declared that
VIC miners were notified OF the change.
Mithess"s Tor the miners declared fbev
knew nothing Of the change. Tho lime
k,pt az The engine house and that by
me miners varied but "a few minutes
nut sufficient 70 rs said. to. cause n
mh-up In quitting time for the miners
resulting IN the crash which cost fbree
ana maybe four. lives.
Who was responsible for the cb,,,,.
IN tme has not been determined Tee-
tiWonN was brouEh out that there y,.s
N" signal liEht az tho switch ,yborc
W. Nv" trains came together. and r,uf-
drivers anu drivers Of tho motor traips
tHmnlf had fp guess whether or nj
they had clear track IN or out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
LOCAL OFFICIALS
OF the Progressive Manufacturing
Company In Huntington Looking
For Factory Site

Onirors and directors Of Tho PRO.
gressivc Manufacturing company. IN
Guiding a g. Summers. president. -.
o. Dawson secretary. treasurer. and b
. Summers and otto Wachter an ~
ibis city. are in Huntington looking
for site for the plant which Will Ike
ly b. established ln that city for the
manufacturing of soap wrapping ma.
chimes Tho party was shown num-
Der of sites b. officers OF the Hunting
Ton Chamber Of Commerce This week
Tho company was formed some time
ago. here. and BE- ls understood That
contracts Tor fho machines have been
closed with several 0f tho largest s1ap
plants In The country. to bo delivered
as quickly as they can b. turned ont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
NEWS BRIEFS

The shop meetings conducted by
me Young Mems Christian association
VIII be resumed after the Christmas
mondays II was announced by Score.
tary +. r. Probst yesterday.
A number OF local ice cream mann
facturers are in Clarksburg ATTENDING
the convention of the State Ice Cream
manufacturers association.
1t is unofficially reported that a
successor to the late William Schwert.
feger. secretary of the Wheeling Bus.
I ness Mems association. will be chosen
at the special meeting of the financial
committee of the Organization to be-
held this morning. II is likely that
/ plans VIII be completed TO have the
association consolidated with The
other local commercial organizations.
eliminating the appointment OF a spe-
I cial secretary.
! Mail your packages early and in.
scribe thereon. Not to be opened I'm
III Christmas morning. is the re
quest OF the Wheeling postoffice on.
Gals. II you mail your package an the
eleventh hour the chances are il will
arrive too late. as the rush at the post.
office promises to be the busiest for
many years
/ Like storage eggs They NAV ba
/ had in the local morket this week Ar
3 p cents. Don't like them? Then
you'll pay from 80 TO 30 cents for those
little fresher. and. an average OF az
cents for the freshest OF fresh eggs [,
The real fresh ones may advance a
, few cents more before you shall hear
the glad tidings. Merry Christmas a."
: Marble slabs to be used in the con.
struction OF the Pollock Memoria,
monument have been delivered at the
public square.
Friends OF Mason Jones. charged
with embezzling moneys from the Owls
lodge are urging an audit to show the
Discrepancy.
The Teachers and Schools com.
mittee Of the Board OF Education held
its regular meeting In the board rooms
last evening. The Teachers retire.
ment fund which has been the object
Z or discussion at meetings of the board
Tor sometime was discussed. but what
action the committee took upon % was
not given out.
The local dentists that have Of.
fered their services for the Dental
/ Clinics. that will be- maintained nv
the AID and Social Service Associstion
have elected 10 do their work during
the morning hours. Poor children viii
BE- looked after and will be- excused
from schol On order that they NAV
have their teeth attended 10. This. ID
is thought. viii put q stop 10 the prac.
tce Of getting the toothache 10 got out
4 Of school
Two adult Bible class charters
were issued yesterday by the West
Z virginia Sunday School A.r0ri4ffrr
Number 1852 was issued to the Harm.
I ony class Of The United Brefbr.r
church a. Walker. and Number iisg
t was Issued to tho Hatonncr class of
/ The " p church at Kryaer Tho form.
/ or has a membership Of 2C and the
latter -
Secretary a " sinks of fhe CHAR.
ties and Corrections. said yesterday
F That The asosciatio nis badly in need
Of clothing and shoes Tor the Door of
the city. Despite tho GOOD industrial
conditions % seems that many are oUt
/ N employment and some way must be
found by which they may b. taken
care Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

The members Of Henry CLAW Camp No.
1923. Modern WoOlfusu Of America. co..
Elm Grove az their regular weekly
meeting. held last sNcnlul. in their hall
on Main street. elected the following
Officers for the ensuing term. Consul.
John Morrison. adVI.1s william Ryan.
Banker. Edward Mufi. Waterman.
Harry Recroff. sentry. H &C. Moore.
Physician. Drr. a. r.. Euble. r.. NJ Ped
dicord and J. ~. HouHter. Mans gers. u
p. Keyscr. three years. Herman He'd
rich two years and Lester Crow. one
year. Al the close o. the business sef-
slon and following The initial ion of one
candidate. r. social thine was enjoyed 90
which refrcshmeufe were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
LANSING GIVES
tcOBtinusd From FIRST Par.l
Reply Satisfactory.

ment upon the subject for publication
Today. and the German embassy also
was reticent.
Reply Satisfactory.
10 was understood tonight that
Count Won Bernstorff was OF the per.
sonal opinion thet the reply made nv
secretary Lansing was satisfscforv
OFFICIALS also apparently THOUGHT tbat
Do probably would satisfy the Ger.
man government.
IN addition 10 mentioning the naval
and military activity Of me affacbc-
t was sa.f authoritativelv to.pipb,
mat the American communicative
pointed out that the attaches had boop
from time 10 limo more or less ssso'
'l't"d in the public mind by infer.
'nce. u by nothing more. with certain
persons who since had been discrcfi,.
I'd. and that finally their names bsd
been mentioned in other undesirable
connections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
NASAL CATARRH
PREY. NTED BY
SIMPLE METHOD


The nostrils and air pasaares ar.
Che breeding places for Catarrh. Hav
Fever and other disease breedlnr
germs NOsTRlOLA. which BE- nov.
sold and recommended by an reliabia
druEgists. BEL intended to cleanse. purI
N and aifouRthen tho Innings Of tho
air passages and this simple. sensibi.
treatment not only quickly relieves
atuny heads and breaks the worst
cold in O. few hours. but BE- helps 10
prevent Catarrhal troubles.
When YOU catch cold. head stopped
up vhcezInR. sneczng. misery from
bead to foot. and you want quick helm.
just apply "a little NOSTHIOLA to nos.
ir'lF. rub on throat. chest or wherever
there is misery. and pleasant sur.
prise awaits you
BETTER get small tube 81 NOsTRT
OLA OF your druEgist today. and try
H. You'll be more than pleased.