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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-07
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legation at The Hague the necessary
papers for entering Belgium. On
March 30 J went with my wife in a
commission automobile and was a.
companied by a Brussels represenfa
tive OF the commission to the Belgian
frontier. where my diplomatic and
commission passes were examined
After three hours delay was sent nm.
DER an armed escort to Antwerp.
The next morning orders c,me
from the German governor. General
Won Kissing. through the head Of tho
Pass Office IN Antwerp. that we were
10 leave Belgium without DELAY No
reason was assigned for this action
Before leaving. however. 7 received
a letter from the American ministe-
az Brussels. Brand Whitlock. Gavin.
that the reason given him BY Generai
Won Kissing for our expulsion was INV
relationship 10 the British minister sf
The Hague Sir Alan tombstone. who
married my sister. and the fact thai
mad stayed with him AZ The Hague on
my way TO Belgium. Accordingly wo
returned 10 Holland on March sf ami
since then have been staying with tbs
American minister a. Tho tTas,ta
awaiting Instructions from wasbirr
ton"
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SERVICE WILL BE CONDUCTED IN
LATE HOME ON FOUR
TENTH STREET.
Body and Funeral cortege to Be
Taken to Moundsville on Special
Trsin-Psll Bearers Named.

Tentative arrangements were made
last night for the funeral OF the late
Judge Charles &. Newman. local citi-
zen and well known jurist. who died
at his home. No. 1851 Fourteenth
street. Monday evening II was de
cided TO hold a public funeral with
services at the home at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
Three ministers. Rev. r. r. Brin.
ninstool. OF the First Baptist church.
this city: Rev. Hank. OF Parkersburg.
and Rev. NJ. =. Compton. OF Mounds.
Vile. will have charge Of the services.
Immediately following. the remains
will be placed on a special train Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio. and conveyed
TO Moundsville where interment will
be in Mt. Rose cemetery.
All Of the lodges OF which Judge
Newman was a member will send DEB
egations. and honorary pail bearers
The Ohio County Bar Association will
also have honorory pail bearers in ad-
dition 10 attending the services in n
body. Similar action is expected OF
the bar associations Of the other coun-
ties In the First Judicial district.
Acting pail bearers will be chosen
from the immediate friends Of the
late jurist and last night all had not
been selected. The remains OF Judge
Newman lie In state I'm the drawing
room ~ the family residence where.
yesterday and last night. friends paid
tribute 10 the dead and respect 10
tho stricken family
Judge Newman's death has caused
a pail 81 sorrow 90 invade the court
circles Of this county Haunts that
formerly knew him.. know him no
more. His genial manner. his gener.
Gus ways. and his friendly acts were
not marred by his life on the bench.
Tho judicial mien 20 common. was
not present outside 81 the court room.
4 striking feature 81 the events fol
lowing his death. o. that he was 10
deliver the address 81 sorrow al the
Eiks' Social Session Thursday even.
INK His name will appear among
those Of the departed
Tho Bar Association ~ this county
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XIII Catanh Germs
and Stop Catanh
breathe This sntiseptie DRY Air IN Your
own Homs and ouiokly End oatarrh-
Head Colds and Bnun1ss

one ~ the surest signs ~ catnrrh Of
INC head. nose ana throat is catching
toio easily. When you have cafarrh the
mucous membrane are innamed awDff-
~ end sensitive and SLIGHT draft or
sudden change ~ temperature al once
Hfts you Hncezing. suunliug and wfping
your nose Then again while these de-
lcafe tissues arc ln an innamcd state
me catarrhal germs snoezed out ana
cnlEhed ~ hr other sufferers Ind uuirE
BIO eaHF Judgement in your affected nose
and throat and Immediately start eatIng
-Mrlf way INTO fnur raw core ORGANS.
Then rHur ratarrh gets worse ana roli
wake nr morning with tongue fhirF
Hguth STICKY and nose 90 stopped un
'atarrh can hr overcome and the
Erffuf ~ cnfHrrh destroyed % Won ,.ffr
81 o. g.. "a. gricrt q 60. FhaeIInr GU H.
Ialt any pthor good drug store ana 49,
- iafff complete llYOmff furDnDuufsT
lflsn-n mel treatment. rnualaffrr ~ !.
hottle ~ the 90 ~ Hy0ufi ana i email
htrd rubber luhalirg device
h"u PUT rev drops ~ the TTrnrnff oil
INTO thle inhaler and then put if befvre.ri
fguf uus end breathe naturally mt
pieaf,tntl autlseptlc healing slr III ffva-
Hci WsF INTO VHur nose. head. throat ~
lenss DO Three minutes your 81 par-
- rs. nfc leaned out you breathe easily
lu re disc harse stops and DO YOU win
VII drive every cafarfh germ ana sVerv
- sptom ~ catarrh entirely from vnur
o. stem
Hyou1ei 0hen used with fhts tptsfIr.,
n.rice D. always sold Uffh me positive
slsrerfee that lf must give Won eurreas-
~ fesuite ~ you can have your money
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and harvesting. which may be done by

and harvesting, which may be done by
women.
The Warehouses of Londonderry is
at the head of a committee for bring
Ing farmers and women laborers in
touch with each other. and both Sir
Harry Verney and Lord Lucas. of the
board OF agriculture. are working
with her.
! have talked to them and they saw
that the need is urgent. as the spring
crops should be in by the end of
March or the beginning of April at the
latest.
The applications have not been nu.
merous TO date. although they have
placed about 800 dairy maids in train
Ing, who viii receive full pay at the
end OF their six weeks apprenticeship.
and have sent about 200 women as
farmers assistants
! don't know whether hav eproper.
ly shown the spirit OF the women in
England-the committee women and
the working women. Each is practic.
al each willing. each industrious.
II Is all done with an immense
amount OF formality and with due Eng
lish respect to the dignity OF the indi.
Vidual Nothing is done from senti-
ment o rcharity.
II is all Unconditional. uninspirinR.
but efficient And the big thing. I sun.
pose. is that 1t achieves.
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RAILWAY AUDITORS TALK.

special Disratch 20 the IntcIligenrer
CHARLESTON. w. Va. April s -
The auditors OF the Norfolk and West.
ern. baltimore and Ohio. G. and O..
ksnawha and Michigan and the Penn
sylvania Lines. railroads operating in
West Virginia. held a conference here
today with the Public Service Com
mission TO answer questions OF the
state statistician In regard 70 the In
trastate business OF the roads. The
information was desired for the use
OF the commission and for transmits.
sion 70 the board Of public works 10 ~
used In making up the assessments
FOR taxation.
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WHITAKER MILL
RESUMES TODAY.
CREEK MILL WILL co ON IN
FULL AT o O'CLOCK
THIS MORNING.
Eight Hundred Men VIII De Effected
by order-Arsiasmsted AssoeL
alton Scale Effective.

This morning the Creek mill OF the
whitaker-Glessner Company will 20
TO work under the AmalEamated As
ISOLATION scale OF wages The open.
Ing OF the mill will effect about 500
smen who have been out OF work for
the past week and one-half Not only
VIII the mills that were working at
the beginning OF that time, but the
whole mill will return 90 duty in full.
Just what the insurgents win do
In the meantime can hardly be con
Jectured- At present there seems -
be feeling among the secessionists
TO return to the Amalgamated Associ-
alton. They have a netting sched-
uled for two weeks from last Sunday.
but II they continue dropping out IL
In claimed they can hardly have n
quorum. IL Is claimed that similar
action to last Sundays has been TAX
en- In several other cities, but a never
held
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HAD rURERcuLosrs
or oLANps-NoW WELL.

90 glandular Tuberculosis has Welded To-
EcHman's Alternative when other rem.
case. '"i
a67 Lauriston St, Phiiadsiphia. p
'oentlsmenf-fn march. 1903, ny doc
.or pronounced my case sTubsrcufosfs
N the olandaf and n number OF opsra-
sVhs IN hospital failed 20 benefit me
N the meantirue q frisnd Of mine a.
viaed Ecfuan's Alternative. me wounds
IN ny neck we're gtiu opsn ana In =
Ifeh1ul condition when 4 started 40
ta1e ~ Aftsr using two bottles 4 f0und
va improving, having gainsd wai0ht
could eat and vas able 20 alesp con-
nnusd using n untu I was yell. On NO
yember ~, 1910, I started 20 yoTf ana
Hnce that tine have nof Loot one Havss
N9rE through aicknsaa. i hirhIV room
mend Ecfman'a Aitsratfvs 70 anv one
Ws . ~ suffering from Tubsreuiosis =
fAbbreviafed
lAffidavi,D yosrPH n WHITE
fcFfnan.e Alternative if most effira.
Ci'lF IN bronchial rafarrh and aaeer.
throet end Jung affections and unbuiiI.
hf ne ffs stem. rorfaina no harn1fuf or
uhhit-nfr ming 0r"Fa Accent mo- auteff.
tltes Small sIg- e.. ocular sire 81
snia ~ Leadlua drurElsta Write Tor
1okman Laboratory. Philadsiphia.
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ST. MIHIEL
(cont,nusd Prom Fir., Para,

and Austrian troops in the Laboroza
valley. 20"
Ihere Is less talk in England OF the
spring advance OF the allies i'm France
ana Belgium. and an increasing an
preclation OF the task Russia is At
tempting. This leads 20 the belief In
some quarters that the leaders of the
AIMED armies in the west, reckoning
on the heavy cost incident to smash.
ing the German line there. NAV per
maps seek only TO hold their ground.
In the belief that the Russians Will
succeed in invading Hungary. UNI.
mateiy TO join hands with the allied
FORCES working northward through
Servia.
Avoid Loss Of Life.
Thus what their opponents regard
as the weakest Of the Teutonic allies
Austria Hungary. would be invaded
without the loss OF life that an at
tempt TO drive the Germans from
France and Belgium would entail.
Meanwhile. IL Is argued. the nom.
DSrdment Of the DardaneIles Will no
continued as the shortest. n the most
costly. method OF crushing Turkey
Reports that Smyrna has again been
bombarded lack official conhrmatioD
and the absence OF news from tbe
Dardanelles is taken by some to mean
that important operations are under
way the details Of which later win
be made known.
The British forces. in occunvtrg
Narmbad. German Southwest Africa
as ofhcially announced. have taken
"hat II considered the southern cant.
tai ana the terminus Of the railway
system.
Excluding active military o,or..
tOns' me questions OF munitions and
S -, dominate the public mind In
uIeat britain. Lord Kitchener. sec.
.e'aIy OF war. took an important step
,Onltht by the appointment Of a
committee whose duty II shall no 10
round up labor sufficient to nrod,,cs
munitions commemorate with the ire.
mendous demand. and the temper,nc,
agitation viii doubtless have the 81.
iest OF Increasing the productivity Of
labor in general
The Liquor Problem.
what the government proposes 10
90 with the liquor problem probably
VIII not be disclosed until parliament
reassembles on April ~ bur the idea
OF general prohibition just AZ present
is not seriously entertained Tho su.
thorities seem To hope that tho desired
results will BE- obtained by voluntary
abstinence. coupled with further ne.
stricuons on saloons
Bulgaria and Servis have EXCHANGED
notes. which. on the surface appear
20 end the recent border incidonts
nut Official Servian circles in London
Insist that the latest outbreak was on.
sineered from Bulgaria. and that Ana
Tians a. well az Turks we're found
among the raiders
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be recognized as official and estab-
ltshed. though as a matter OF fact IL
has never received the city or State
aid.
But one OF the most splendid
things about IL. think. is that since
the war people have recognized the
immense Importance OF the movement
and every party. every sect. every d.
vision has given its services toward
the furtherance of the plan.
All Unite in Movement.
Some of the best suffrage speakers
have offered their services at public
meetings. Conservatives and Liberals.
anti-sunrage and Socialists. and the
church have all goue in together to
forward the movement II you know
anything OF the horrible statistics of
infant mortality among the poor of
the London slums you know what null
titudes OF lives they have the chance
of saving"
The talk then passed TO women as
farm laborers, since a certain gov
eminent Importance has been given
10 the subject by Mr.. Chaplin's speech
in parliament and Mr.. Asquith's an
dorsement of it, There Is a great
but the farmers are loath to take
women.
AN IL they take boys or women
they are sure to pay smaller wages"
said Miss Sanger. and the status or
the farm worker has only recently
reached living wage.
1T is unthinkable that II shan be
allowed TO fall again, now that the
men who have worked and fought Tor
A. are at the front. and that they
should come home and find women
intrenched In their old positions at
much smaller wages"
liliteraey In England and France.
According 10 Miss Macarthur. the
big thing Is that hoys shall not be al
lowed 10 leave their schooling and 90
90 work az farmers assistants. This
Is what Mr. Chaplin advised ana
what Mr.. Asquith proved by his ngures
that between September and Janu-
airy i152 boys and forty-two girls. ali
under ~ years 81 age. have been al
lowed to leave school TO 20 20 work
on the farms. This. Of course, was
the season whe nthere was practically
no farm work 20 be done.
But n one reads the statistics or H.
iiiFia'g ~ Fukiann one sees now im-
portant o. a. that the children should
remain IN school out OF every 100
men IN England and Wales there are
ten who cannot siEn the marriage
register and twelve out 81 every 100
women. This can be- taken a. proof
NJ absolute iliiteracy. since the hrst
thing every one learns 10 write is Ms
own name And Of course one won.
ders how many more Of those VIA
can write their names are unable 10
write anything else and unable 70
read
So great. % recognized Is uuferarv
here that the insurance offices have
special forms for uliterates. Now
when things are like this In normal
times Do seems hardly riRht that with
all The destruction and havoc tho war
DE- making that % should also be no.
sponsible Tor more ignorance and a
general lowering Of the mental stand
ard
Women 80 Farm Assistants
Women In Scotland have long
worked on the land and there arc
many positions. such ~ dairying. mar.
ket gsrdening, help with the sowing
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FoReER GETS PARDON.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Apr. "a
pardon was issued today by Governor
Hatfield TO Harry Phillips, convicted
In the intermediate coprt OF Marion
county a. the March term. 1914 OF
forgery and sentenced TO two years in
the state peniteatiary. The remainder
OF jail sentence Of 90 days being
served BY Gordon Tackett in the Ka-
nawha County Jail on conviction for
securing money under false pretense.
also has been remitted by the Gov
ernor
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mAccABEEs INITIATE 100.

Special Dispatch 70 the Inteuigcncer.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. April e.
The quadrennial state convention OF
the Knights Of Maccabees OF West
Virginia opened today at the Waldo
Hotel here with a large attendance. a
feature being the participation Of ID.
=. Marley OF Detroit. Mich. supreme
commander OF the order, in the United
States. Tonight a class Of more than
100 candidates was Initiated AT the
Masonic temple.
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HOW FRENCH PEOPLE
CURE STOMACH TRoUsLE

household remedy Of the French
peasanir}. consisting 81 pure vcre
liable oil. and said 10 possess wonder.
Ut merit IN the treatment o. stomach
nler and Intestinal troubles. has been
introduced IN this country by georre
~ Mayr, who for twenty years has
been one q the leading down town
druggists Of Chicago. and who himself
,ureu ~ ~ use. So quick and
effective o. its action that sfngie
oose u usually enough % bring pro.
houhced relief in the most stubborn
cases. aud many people who have tried
ue'ihfe they never heard % any
thinE 20 produce such remarkahte -
suits IN 80 short n time u IL known
ss Mayrs Wonderful Remedy. and can
row be bad AZ al leading drug stores
sold with the positive under
tandinE that your money viii be- re-
funded without question or audible
" ONE bottle fails TO give you abso.
Lutte satisfaction.
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William Fostsr

=, cnefal services over the remains Of
tne late william Foster. will be beri
, ~ slhesday afternoon at the famiiv
nome No zslb Wilson street Follow-
ing the services fnterment vvttt - e.
thlnsula cemetery. Mr. Foster dtcd
Mohday afternoon after an illness tbaf
- lasted Tor the past several week.
manuel Baptist church. He H. survtvef
ny MS rather. John Foster. a brother
my ana sister. Mrs. g J. Henley
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FUNERAL OF JUDGE CHAS. NEWMAN
TO BE HELD THURSDAY AFTERNOON

has named the following honorary
pail bearers: Messrs. John ]. Comm.
Henry NJ. Russell. ST.. AIferd Cald.
we'll Colonel Robert White. George J.
Rogers j. b. Handlan, Nelson Hub
bard and Morgan Clarke.
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Funeral services over the rer,afrs ,t
the late Mrs. Susan A. Dyson were held
yesterday evening AZ the family home
~ .ue island. In charge of Rev w q
HartingeT. This morning the rennaf,,s
WI De taken TO Greenwood cemeter,.
Nhere they Will be Inferred
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'How's business" inquired the life
Insurance agent
Haven't turned trick this week q"
said the book agent
do" h't III
-WhatT''
III buy = set ~ books if vouu taxa
out some Insurance o. Pittsburgh Post
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Whats The matter uIth your oId eat7
Hn' lpnk. discunaOlate these DAYS"
Zap hurt her FEELINGS draffuff,
nr9nF nome mouse trap last week q
tnll MN not t0 90 Co. cats ma cot
heir feelings same a. AMI body siss -
Louisville Courier Journal
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Bulgan's floating debt nov reaches
, ". hbn,Yp The population is about
Tour million nine hundred thousand.
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Women a. Fsrn Assistsnts.

Women In Scotland have long
worked on the land and there are
many positions. such ~ dairying. mar.
ket gardening, help with the sowing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
HOUSE TO BE
ERECTED In HIGHLAND PARK

The Phoenix-El Paso Building com
pany is just starting the construction
of an apartment house for n Emilstein
on the south side Of Aurora street. be-
tween Alabama and Louisiana avenues,
Highland Park
The building will contain three apart
ments. or II rooms in all. five below
and six above. It will cost completed
about $500.
The company is also starting con-
struction work on an eight room bun
galow in the 100 block on California
street for Margaret NJ ouinlan, TO cost
about $500
George W Sharp has taken out a
permit for the construction Of two
brick bungalows TO be built on the east
side of Romero street between West
Boulevard and Euclid street The two
houses viii cost about $4,000
R. A. Brown is starting the cOnstruc-
tion of a brick bungalow on the south
street and Stevens avenue. 1t will cost
about $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
LEAVES OF ABSENCE ARE
FEATURES OF ARMY ORDERS

Washington. D c.. Nov S-The following
army orders have been issued
Leaves OF absence Mai. c. O. Sheriff..
corps OF engineers. three months. Capt c. d.
Chandler. signal corps. extended ten days.
First Lieut.. F. z. Pritchett. field artillery.
infantry, two months. First Lieut. Z. S.
Miller infantry. two months First Lieut. D.
J. MacLachlan, Tenth infantry. extended
ten days
Leave Of absence until December Is
granted Second Lieut. Wesley Ms Bailey.
sixth Field artillery.
The department quartermaster, southern
proceed to Missouri city. Texas. for the pur-
pose OF inspecting pack mules Upon COM
pletiOn OF this duty he viii return TO his
proper station
By direction Of the president. First Lieut..
Emory Lanphear, medical reserve corps. is
honorably discharged from the service OF the
United States. 10 take effect November 2
BY direction Of the president. Second Lieut..
Douglas c. WOrthing. Philippine scouts, hav-
ing been recommended for discharge by the
commanding general Philippine department
for misconduct. IS discharged from the serv-
ice OF the United States
Lieut. Col H s. T Harris. medical corps.
sell and VIII proceed to san Francisco and
report TO western department for duty de-
partment surgeon
BY direction OF the president. First Lieut..
s. 2. Kamp. medical reserve corps, is honor
ably discharged from the service Of United
States
lery. is transferred TO Fifth Field artillery
capt y Z AfarEetts. Sixth Field artillery,
is transferred TO Third Field artillery
Capt. Upton Brine 1r-- field artillery. is
assigned 10 the Sixth Field artillery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
COL. CODY AGAIN
SALUTES FL PASO
From Saddle Old Scout
Thanks City and Army
For Tribute

Again Col. W. F. Cody. Buffalo Bill"
saluted FL Paso from the saddle. on
his great dun charger. the world
famous scout rode TO the center ring
Of the Sells-Floto- Buffalo Bill circus
saturday night and, before a crowd
which packed the tent to capacity,
made one of the most graceful speeches
ever heard in FL Paso.
Col Cody, deeply appreciative of the
honors that had been shown him by
the army and the people of FL Paso,
made more than his usual salutation
from the saddle In voice which car
ried to all parts of the big tent he sa-
lured FL PasO and the United states
army or the border. It was dramatic
picture as the old scout bowed and
waved his big white hat in response
to the applause which swept the tent
in waves. He then told FL Paso that,
Of all the cities where his show had
appeared this year, FL Paso was the
best city II had visited and he thanked
the army and the people for the trin-
ute which had been paid here on Buff
falo BIZ night and day.
We have Travelled 1900 miles and
showed over $50 times this season" he
said, and I can say that FL Paso is the
best city we have visited"
People had to be turned away at both
afternoon and night performances
Great Crowd.
The circus was good but the crowd
was better. Everyone seemed TO have
been there Saturday night and every
one nau 2 Tine time kOQa fOEa4 : Won
derful trained high school horses, the
white tableau horses in their peace
groups and the work Of the woman ami
NAL trainer and OF the wonderful girl
bareback rider were the features
The tall woman who assists blushing
young men to escort their girls TO the
seats was also present and kept the
crowd in a roar before the perform
ance started She tainted" once. much
10 the CONSERVATION Of her conscripted
escort and the delight Of the spectators.
The clowns were funny. the cowboys
could ride and rope and the aerial aero
bats were especially good
As usual with the Sells-FlotO-B uf-
falO Bill show, 1t was clean and en-
joyable.