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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
CARRY STOMACH JOY
IN YOUR VEST POCKET
Here's q Dyspepsia Remedy That ls
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one ~ the greatest successes ln the
faln of medicine has been achieved By
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and Ifa sale lH Increasing Fo rapidly
ffrf many druggists have hard WORK
fn keep a stock on hand. 10 lF very
popular with bankers. ministers. i.U
rars and others whose huaiursa Or pro.
e. ion keeps thorn closely confined.
while those who have brought on u.
d.reEtlon through irregular eating.
worry. or other causes. have found
relief ln this reliable remedy
Mona comes in tablet form and Ie
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for convenience in carrying Che mrdI.
elmo fri the pocket or purse it ia r'HaF.
art 20 take. is instant relief Tor hrlch.
irr n raH. r0urucHa. heartburn and
other mlaorics attending IrdlFr. tIor
Dr. hou'1 help any caen. MOI matter of
how long a standing ThI. remedy BIAS
been r0 uniformly successful HHf fII
druggists arc authorized f1 900 NIo.na
under a positive guarantee f0 refund
fIn money ~ t should not prov. rr.
N..Iy TatIri1rIorv Wn druH. f any
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
SUTHERLAND GETS
BILLS In EARLY
Intslligsaeer Bureau.
washington, ID. C., Dec. q.

In the large batch Of bills that went
INTO the hopper OF the House OF Rem
resentaiives on this the first dav 81
the siNty-fourth Congress. there were
thirty introduced by Congressman-at-
Large Howard Sutherland. NJ
Sutherland arrived from his home 40
rllns early this morning with lis
audget of bills prepared. and he lost
70 time IN getting them in early 90
mat they will stand near the head of
'he list when they are taken up in
committee. Some OF the bills i1tro-
aueed by Mr.. Sutherland are as fol-
lows. iO'
\ bill granting pensions 10 the off.
GERS and soldiers who serve in the
west Virginia State troops in the
Civil war. " ''e
bill granting a pension 10 team
~ters, bridge builders and railroad re-
parers who were in the service OF IN.
United States during the Civil war.
a bill TO reimburse Isaiah Stepbe,s
former postmaster at McMecben
Marshall county. for money and
postal stamps stolen by robbers. No
tember p. 1910. amounting 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY AND GOOD
WEATHER GIVEN AS
THE REASON.
Poor Commissioners Wilkie Concludes
That Negroes In Second Ward
Are Principal Sufferers.

There Is considerably less distress
ana suffering among the poor Of
wheeling this year than last, accord
ing TO George Oldham, clerk of the
Board OF County Commissioners. This
conclusion Is drawn from a compari-
son OF the sum expended by the board
Tor the succor of the destitute since
January 1, 1915. with the amount spent
during the same period in 1914.
The drain on the fund set aside by
the commissioners for this purpose
was nouceably heavier in 1914. In the
opinion OF Mr.. Oldham this circum-
stance Indicates increased prosperity
born OF the Industrial boom.
The benefits OF the county commits
sioners' fund are not confined to the
residents OF Wheeling. any needy and
worth person in Ohio county having
the privilege OF petitioning for relief,
out II is In the city proper that the
treat majority OF cases are brought 10
light and ameliorated. For this reason
says Mr.. Oldham, conditions prevailing
in the city always are accepted as a
barometer for the entire county.
Commissioner OF Poor Richard
Wilkie voices the same opinion as Mr..
Oldham. He declares that on his
rounds this winter since the advent
OF cold weather, he has discovered
That the number OF cases requiring
urgent attention Is far below the aver
age set In former years. Its because
work Is plentiful" he says. mo able
bodied person is compelled to loaf.
and then there is the weather-it has
been mild so FAR. not as severe as is
experienced sometimes I'm late Novem-
Der and early December"
Mr.. Wilkes territory embraces that
district in the city which lies north
OF the creek. He regards the Second
ward with Its large Negro population
as the worst spot in his precinct for
the lurking OF poverty. Il find many
really distressing cases there" he
said. However. il is comparatively
prosperous this year and the appeals
for aid are not so frequent"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
PASTORS GREET
REV. C. E. ALLEN
FORMAL INTRODUCTION is MADE
YESTERDAY AT MINISTER'S
MEETING.
Interesting Paper Presented by Rev.
Philips, Which Leads to
Lengthy Discussion.

Rev. Clarence r. Allen, ID. d., new
pastor OF the Fourth Street NJ. r.
church, was formally presented to TIE
Methodist ministers OF the city yes
terday, when the regular weekly meet
ing Of the Methodist Ministerial asso-
citation for Wheeling and vicinity was
held in the Fourth Street Methodist
church. DIR. Allen was introduced TO
the assemblage by Mr.. II. b. Nay. VINO
after the introduction made a pleasing
address. Other ministers spoke a few
words extending the new pastor a
cordial welcome.
The meeting held yesetreday after
noon was in charge of DIR. NJ. +. Conn
ton. OF Moundsville. district supreln-
tendent. Rev. G. j. johnson. of war.
wood. had charge Of the devotional
service.
An interesting paper was presented
by Rev. r. o. Philips, OF West Lib
erty, upon THE Minister and his
Call. His topic dealt with the
divine call, taking UP the ordinary
and the extraordinary at which man
rebels that Is not converted. rhe
question that arose from the paper
was whether man not a Christian
could receive call to the ministry.
The next meeting of the ministers
Will be held Monday afternoon in the
Fourth Street NJ. +. church. IT. r..
X Richards and Rev. Coole. IN ,harge
OF the follow-up campaign OF the Law.
mems Missionary movement will pre-
side. The ministers Of Wheeling ana
vicinity are to attend this meeting.
Ministries present YESTERDAY were.
NJ r. Compton, G. J. Johnson.
,. Is. Hart. J. II. Hess.
u; A. snyder, Arthur Lazenby.
w. NJ. Shultz, c. f. Allen.
W. Z. Harunger. r. o. Philips,
,. e. Jones, IL. o. Teagarden.
T. A. Speckman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
Be Healthy,
Happy, Vigorous
Trembling, Nervous ProstratIon and
That Tired Feeling Vanish After
Treatment Of Ambt
ton Pills

Every run down. weakened. Tired
ont. nervous person ln Wheeling Dr. in
Vited to Fo to The John Coleman Co
this very day and yet TO cent box of
N.udollF Ambition PILE
And che John Coleman Co. md
dealers everywhere are authorized to
refund The purchase price to every
buyer m ho o. dIasafIanod with fha
fret box purchased
Don't delay. thousands have re-
raInDd FiFor ambition and energy bv
fhr use 0f ono box of Woudeur Ann
bltl0u PILLS.
Get them and take hom Tor any
nervous trouble. weakness. headache
hvstorIa. neuralgia exhausted vifa1L
ty siorpiessncFs. kidney. liver or
stomach ailments. and Tor ronaffra.
ton. They viii mako anyone froI
fnc. happy and vigorous fr Oh tow
days Mail orders 1ucd. CHARGES nro.
Paid. hv thc Wendell pharmacai
Company. inc. Syracuse. 81. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
-. 70 Johnaon nnrIed-

Services were held a. the home OF Mr.
anu Airs Arthur simpson, at ga Main
street saturday afternoon. over the re-
mains Or their daughter. Mrs ROY John
son. " no died ON "Wednesday. Rev. q A
AtliHon. ot the 81 T.. church. OBLIGATED.
=. ~ ~. Lucy George. Mrs. John 10 EIson.
y ~ and s o. Caldwell sans several Vol
selected numbers
AFTER the services the funeral c0rt.ae
proceeded Orb Brooke cemetery. where in-
Lfrmfnt was made Charles L. Eraav.
Aiugcc. Fred b. Mauee aud Gerald 5fur.
son acted us pail bearers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

day eFtuIuG s. literary program VIII
also he r.rnsred The occasion heiug thu
sixth anniversary OF the dedication OF
tNr church
meeting OF tUe teachers and Off
GERS off tHe Pleasant Hul SUNDAY school
WEI D.. held al the church This evening
OBJ arrange Tor Christmas program.
Mr. and Airs. W 3D. Canadian ana
daughter. kathryn. % WhccIue. visited
.lr. and AIRS. d. Is. Ashton ON sunday
Mr. Peter HelhL of At Ohvet is scrl-
Oual. II
l,.t so. I. Rankin. tnr blind minister.
Ha. returned fu r.. home rf EaNrne-
wood. N. 80. after EIaItuE Erv. A. o.
Hiif. fUr several dtre. E.v. Eauhin
preached uf Inr Pleasant 1IIU A. b..
church. uu SUNDAY ut 1900 O'Clock aud
OF M' NUNef uf $500 p. m.
IrHUI.. IurrI. sold hts farm on
hru.. sIn. recently fu George D.. IuI-
mar .. tNU.t.IrE creek
Mr ana Nr. t.ur.r EI.f0 and som.
EarI af Pine IiiI. spent sunday Ht the
home If SIR and Sire d. D. kIrcr.
I.u..I Erm.. of Mozart haas rr...-
Ir.. from HU illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
Attending Educator.. -.

WHoI TIUN, D 9. Dec O
netting President Frank r.. Trotter Of
ihc West Virginia University. has
been on Washington for several dave
attending meeting of leading cdu.
Gators ot the United States. Az their
hig banquet az the Raleigh Dr Trot.
icr made am excellent impression with
an address on an assigned topic re-
laurg to educational work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
WELLSBURG

NELLSB W. Va. Dec. Ga
meeting has been called for Tuesday
~ enins az O'Clock in the Woman s.
purpose OF furtheriuE the details FOR
tne community Christmas tree for
" tAsburg. All committees that have
ueen appointed from the different or
santzations and societies that are 10
participate. are asked 90 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

ting her sister Mrs. s. NJ Warden. OF
this city.
Mrs. Charles s. Lewis. has left 20
visit IN Burgettstown. ia, AFTER a visit
az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs q. NJ War
den. Il. >. Lewis accompanied her from
81 Clairsvllle. o.. TO This city.
Miss Clara Littcu be- ill al her home
on Commerce street.
MIS- G. T. Gullettc. Sr. attended a
h"tel windsor. Mheeiiug TO organize a
society OF the graduates OF the Wash
lngion, Pa Scminery. Sire. Gullettp has
thc distinction OF being tho youngest
graduate 81 that well known Institution
az Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
waived Hearing

lillian Leak Jackson. colored. on
MONDAY waived hearing. and was
ppuhd over 10 appear 60 the grand jury
ny me FEBRUARY term OF the circuit court
without bell. By Justice OF the Peace G.
N. p d'pD Jackson 10 charged with n
serious offensc Helen Brown. "A youur
colorcd siri. nov in precarious condl-
bpn, being the victim. Al the hearing
On Monday. the Brown family Bible was
ureo To prove the age OF the girl Ac.
cordlns 90 the record of the family. she
was born on December Grd. 1902. MAKING
her 10 years old on Friday last
Sheriff Patterson had commitment
papers made out and Jackson was taken
70 the ONO county Jail where be will
De Kept until the grand jury meets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

a dispatch from Wafhingtou. d. g.
states THAT Congressman 81 81 N.sIv.
coz iIc flrrt Congressional district. had
rcrnmusendod InUmas uHWkIua Ior ans
I"ln..u'ut uH rural carrier uu Route So.
p. lr Brook. county. n vacancy Ir fNIs
fDut. was caused in MaF. when the r.e-
NIhf carrier. Carl DaIlruulue. ui.d. uaW-
hlu. passed fue civil service examination
which waa held to nu tho vacancy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
NUTS ARE SCARCE
Christmas Supply Shortened by EN-.
barge on Shipments from France.
Prices Advancing.

France has placed an embargo upon
nuts coming from that country, ac-
cording TO cable advices reaching New
York last week. The demand for the
imported nuts has been steadily rising
and local dealers have experienced
difficulty in securing sufficient stock
for the Christmas trade. With the in
creased DEMAND the price has risen
steadily during the past few weeks.
France. by placing an embargo upon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
onartarIv Mating

The first quarterly needing Of tho
present conference year on Marshall cir
CUT viii D." held 40 the Pleasant IHI
~. D. church. saturday and sunday.
'tte uher, il and g. The quarterly
conference VIII convene at 2.3D %. 90. On
saturday. The official members of the
church ar" urEcd Co he present az this
COM nee. Du sunday morning the
quar- terry communion service VIII be-
hrid heE inning 90 10 600 o'clock DO BE- exc
Pecigd that the district sup-riutendrnf.
conduct all the services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

WASHINGTON. y. &. Dee O..
col John y McGraw. of Grafton. tb.
west Virginia member of ffr Demo
cratic national committee arrived f.-
day and De- quartcrrd 40 the Sh1rrhs--
Pie De- here % attend the commune
meeting which viii Del held atthe New
Willard tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
sherrard Rriofs

Born to- AIR. and Airs b. j.. Cooke O.
daughter.
teorgc oliver has returned Co. his
lu columbus Ohio
Mrs Amanda kimple is tho guest Of
h'r daughter. Mrs. IS. 81. Allen ~ War
wood.
a. ~ McDltary b. 3D.
ne bazaar which WAS held Hf the Mt
luFtt hall ON FRIDAY evening bv tHe
IaiNIcH AII society proved quite "a sac.
CESS About ST.. wac cleared Tor fha
lourfit or fhr Mt OUvcr church
Miss E1mlIuc Boil returned to srar-
Itfn on sunday after spending severe
OF nff" Ht Dor home near Bethany
The wemh.rr Hf fHs Christ Lutheran
huron af M.tIr. wIIl hold n rUnrftea.
NpnAI supper HL tne church on Wednea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
Just TRY RHEUMA
NO CURE. NO PAY
That IS the Basis on Which Druggists
oner This Great Remedy for
Rheurnafirrn

Anybody can afford to use Rheuma
to g-t rId of terrible rheumatism. sri-
atca. or enut for DO is sold by John
Coleman a Go. and other druggists az
only 5O cents.
Do is wonderful how speedily this
simple remedy takes hold and how
sore muscles timber up and swollen
Joints come down to normal no 10 tho
best remedy YOU can end 90 drive
rheumatic poison from tho systcm ana
br.ng back health to misery rackod
bodies
D bad rheumaf.sm for "a long while.
and waa not cured until . used Rhcu.
ma Ng advice f0 those euHeriur from
rheumatism d. to uee fhis great rene
dy. as believe Do viii effect o. cure .n
any casc'-C. B. Lanham. sattes. W..
Va
Gee The genuine I'M the trado-markcd
packagc-in liquid form-guaranteod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
SHERRARD
Allsn CO. cirele 80.

The sewing circle ~ tIe Allen Grove
church viii hold its annual fancy work
sale at Marrh's haU tu Thursday De-
'efHhrr "th. beginning at Iu O'Clock An
elaborate array Of fancy work will be
ulfplHYcu. and lunch Wall Dee served dur
ing the hours OF tile sale
The fancy artlcler are being sold at
any time go the home of Mr.. Henry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
FROM HONEYMOON
TO A HOSPITAL
'psciel !. Dispatch @ the Inteliigeneer

WASHINGTON. ID. c. be- a
Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Skinner. who
ere married Thanksgiving returned
from their honeymoon sooner than
expected and entered a hospital here
% once. both suffering with dip-
"iheria Mr. Skinner is a Shepherd.
town. W. Va, boy and a clerk I'M the
department. Of labor. '''1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
INJUNCTION MADE
PERMANENT

lhc temporary Injunction granted
bader q haucr against Daniel Penn
Was made permanent and the case Die.
missed hy Judge VI. O. Iertev in part
two 0i Che Circuit C0rrc yreterda.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
FEW FAMILIES In WHEELING
FOUND In NEED OF SUCCOR

nuts. has further complicated situ-
stion that has been causing the Amer
lean importers trouble for over a year,
mat Is obtaining sufficient quantities
OF Imported foodstuffs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

aid. given 20 3. outside institutions. q;
with out OF city societies. 1.
ONCE.
Telephone calls and reports regarding
cases. tcstimated). zoo: mail sent out,
pieces testimatedJ. 1850.
Relief.
Groceries %. meals and LODGING. B.
drugs and medical supplies. 40. clothing.
-. shoes. =. bedding. q. milk. 3. trans
lDfthiou. 2. settlement loans. l.: special
ser1 See. q. loans j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

EXECUTIVE MEETING
Board Of Directors Of AID and Social
Service Met Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon the board OF an
rcctors of tho Aid and Social Service
Association held o business MEETING
in the rooms in the Board OF Trade
BUILDING Only matters pertaining 90
the hottorment of the society we're dIs.
cussod and details concerning tho
work that is 90 ho done during the
coming winter we're taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07
MODERATE RATES

Single Room. without bath. 81 90 and $50
per day. Single room. with bath. 81 90.
81 so and $500 per day. Each additional
person ; I 90 per day m any room. wih or
without bath.
Complete Cafe Service from use Club
Breakfast 90 the most elaborate dinner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-07

Convenient to B. 90, P.&LE-,
Western Maryland and Panhandle
R. r. Stations. Easily accessible to
the leading business and amusement
houses IN town-no taSicabs or cars
necessary. ESQ rooms. elegantly and
comfortably furnished. Under per-
sonal direction Of Mr.. J. B. Kelley.
tor ] 4 years manager. but now presi-
dent His expert knowledge Of hotel
requirements has resulted IN numerous
notable improvements. Splendid ser
wee, excellent CUISINE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-20

" lNNN
What in q name asked Eph
Akcrlot 90 the group of srJugers
gathcrod around thc old alright
iu Fuller prooncS store Now
there was Sol stuhblc up Hick-
oty Village way. when his Last
boy w5s born three years back,
they ramcd him after Bryan and
burned 1T the, Amt Jest found
uut THAT the youngstor was born
dumb
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-20
ONE BOY CLEARED
AND ANOTHER IS
IMPLICATED
Two Lads Admit Helping
Steal Forty Tickets From
Pastime Theatre-Arrested
Trying to Use Them.

ono hoy was cleared and another
Implicated when three lads were ar
raigncd before Judge Cruig in the city
court this morning. charged with he
theft ol forty tickets from the Pas
time thcator The 'hrec prisoners
were Victor Garcia. joe Lujan and
DoniCiauo Sandov1L
Victor and joe admitted that they
took part In the theft of the tickets.
Doniciano. they said. was innocent.
lie merely happened TO be along with
them when they tried TO get into the
thcater on stolen tickets last night.
They named another hoy who. they
said. helped steal The tickets.
The theft took place yesterday
morning The boys reached through
the opening be the ticket office VIM
dow and snatched forty admissions
from the roll when the two ten
dorcd a pair OF the stolen tickets ut
the door last niRht The ticket takcr
noted that they bore the numbers 90
stolen admissions and he called In "a
policeman.
The case against Joe and Victor
was continued until saturday morn
ing, when Judge craig viii hold his
usual weekly juvenile court session.
uoniciano was freed Joe and Victor
are about i6 years Did.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-20
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

Henry hauls baggage. Phone s3s.
John VI Gum of taguna is an AL
buuucruuc visitor today
Mr.. and Mrs y $ Bibo of Grlnt,
and ben Biho of Luguuu are visitors
.u The city today.
Mr. and MR.. T.. \. Brown of North
Arno street leave his evening for a
visit ct several weeks iu Missouri
Cob A. n. Hilton pf san Antonio.
y. A.. is visiting friends and atlcud-
.ing tu business matters here TO-DAY.
The o.. u. r. viii hold a meeting
tonight at y o'clock in W. o. W. HAN
for the initiation ol "a large class col
candidates
e. J Munion nf Kondallvilic. Ind.
was % visitor at the Commercial cluu
TN. morning. He was introduced hy
} r Miller.
a barn owned hy Andres Romero Ht
1923 U1r,lus road sustained $40 duu-
age from fire last night The central
lite company ur wYfed the alarm
Mrs " y Adams haas as her guest
her sister SIR o. Cd. Kelly uf FII--
staff, Nrlz MrH Kelly ia the vile ot
th" Santa Fr AGENT at F.ug-tg1
Miss Beatrice HELD ana Dr. -.tlu.
nHr uncle l,u today Toy California.
number of friends and iulltI.,-
We're Zoo the station .n seq them
Win twenty wnsr. tho r. W o.
& WugeiuW class rDuu'u.i ut fN.
hiah school gymnasium lHsr uIshf
1li.s INtIH F,du.r I- iu charge ct Dr..
j. a. Mu-sloy uf West silver ave.
ruo ha. returned uom, after -..,r.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-20
ALLEGED SWINDLER
Of CHINESE IS
CAPTURED
Henry D Agee Accused of Get
ting SIS of Jim Mondu's
Money and Trying to Grab
His Restaurant as Well.

On a warrant sworn ont before Jus
ticc OF the Peace George lt. craig
here. Henry d. Agce was arrested yes
.terdas iu Columbus, - VI. lie is
charged with stealing $50 belongings
20 Sim Mondu, proprietor of the Man
sion cafe un south First street. a
general alarm for his arrest was sent
ont. resulting in his apprehension at
Columbus.
Jim Mondu was recently arrested
hy United states authorities in ou.-
u,utiou with uu alleged Cnlues, SNUG
CLING plot. Jim went Co ~ Fdsu Tor
urraipumcnt and 90 few days later
Ageo o.. alleged Coo have appeared ai
the restaurant and told the chinese
iu charge that Jim needed money and
wanted him tu turn over fN1 aud tu'
restaurant to him. Nevo Jim needed
the Sa5. Agcc i- alleged ju nave DN-
planned toT room rent -rlHril.s and
other necessary expense.
The little Chiuamun iu charge ut
the restaurant could understand uuv.
Jim might need $50 bat hp .u#Idu't
-,, thU SENSE ai Turning the uIt. oyer
tY Ae,c Hr gave Agec the FN.. DO r
alleged. but wouldn't glN. hlm .atrE.
ot th, place. ana Agec BE- alleged lu
have gone on with the money.
Word Of Ascc's captur, WI- .out
tu the sucrius office bl chief of poe
u.e McMilhn. with whom tho 'ulum.
uu. officers communicated. aud f.
raugomcurs were made Goo mas, So
prisoner Ugousht back here tuI l'.
iIIuumeut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-20
THE WEATHER.

FORECAST Fair tonight and
THURSDAY Slightly cooler tonight
in southeast portion.
ALBUQUERQUE weather for
% hours ended at y this morn
ing
Maximum
Minimum -2N.
Rnngc-53
AZ IS o'ChuCk-fa.
southwest winds.
clear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-20
COPPER HILL co.
AND SETTLERS
BUILD ROAD
Thoroughfare From Bluewa-
ter to Mt. Sedgewick Being
Pushed to Completion. New
Stretch a Mile Long.

WORK b. being pushed ON % road be-
tween BluoWltcr and Mt ~Srdscwick.
The prime 90 Vc boz the road project
b. the copper nm company the uiuc
of which is largely owned Dos Albu-
qucrquc pcoplc.
with the aid of settlers the conn
pany is buildtng the road as rapid,
as possible For the most pare BE- 's
a matter nf repair Work hut ouo new
stretch of about "a mile iu icnrth BEL 81.
Dee 20 part OF the tnuroughtarc
The copper Ulll company is active
~ cngagCd iu working its property. u
has exceedingly bright prospects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-20
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