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The sun., 1916-08-23

WESTERN PACIFIc-Derision by Judge Van
Wee Of y. 8. District Court ut san Fran,
cisce, relieves road from payment OF Federal
Income tax Of approximately Si.5OO, 900 whila 1t
was In receivers hands during 1915.
WEST JERSEY 4 sEAsHORE-Of sl,eB,.
$50 new stock offered TO stockholders July %
for subscription ut par. ON basis OF 20 per
cent. Of previous holdings, si.osa,7t has been
tNhen. Pennsylvania R,R. subscribed for us
fnll sllotment Of $500. 90 and other storkhold
ers took Ses. 100. Unsubscribed amount 10 ts5s,'
ai0 Pennrylvania RR. recently applied Ia
Public Utilities Commission OF y. J. for right
10 subscribe to such portion of new stock ~
might not ie taken MP by other stockholders.
hut application was not granted at that time
Purpose of new stock issue 10 to r0isa funds
10 pay w. J. 4 rs indebtedness Incurred by
new construction and sQuipmsnt.
ATCHIsON. TOPEKA I SANTA yE-weekiy
repOrt says corn crop In Kansas ana Oklahomn
il practically q failure and corn will have to
he Imported this season. West snd Fast Texas
had rains and boil wesvil has appeared in
cotton. but % fH has not done much dam
age.
CuICAaO, INDIANAPOLIS = LOUISVILLE
Annual meeting Sept. 20. Books close Sep
temler = and reopen Sept. II.
CHICAGO . MISUNDERSTANDING report
says cool. clssdy Wsathss pssvsus1 owes Mn.
The sun., 1916-08-23
HOGS AT $ll.50, RECORD PRICE.
P%ittsburg Leads Upward jump.
with Chicago Mt &II.25.

r~IrrsHrrG, Aug. 22--ltors reached
si1ao "A hundred IN the market here to-
day. 81 higher thar for the correspond
ing day of last year, Increased con-
sumption and decreased production wor"
assigned by packing companies as the
cause.
CHICAGO. Aug, 22--lIog prices sur
PASSED all previous records here to-day,
when light primo butchers sold NJ I'll 81.
five cents higher than the record estate
lish,d in 1919. Medium butchers sod
at Sll.lo at Peoria. 4 high record for
that market.
lNpIANAroLis. Aug ..--llugs sold
here to-day at 81 30 a hurdrrl. M"
highest IN the history Of IA" Yards, TN"
previous high quotation. ell.2O. was
made on Marcn 20, 1910.
The sun., 1916-08-23
IOREIGN

The failure % the Bremen TO put in an an.
reafaNr". ~ expected. with "A cargo of Ger.
nln .yCs.4fs. l. resulting in a Gradual bat
-. ~ decline % -" price % marx exchange
RUIos we're steady yesterday OH continued
nIN.u- ni Russian interior loan bonds,
Francs aad Sterling easei i~ractionally. While
rate, Oh the Sct1alHavlan centres coniiE Ied
weak
w. 'ue following tables. when tn" demand A."
'.-li a. .,atcN' rate Is quoted In United
st'- currcuy ~ - said to favor this
country = less than par hut when quoted
20 for 'sU currency II l. sad 10 be "ac ainst"
'1s oNnfy Z - than par For the ron.
'Ll. l'" ~ ft1.'r, such rates are marked
"h.H 900 i-yor Of and "A" when agaIns,
iLs nnlnirN-
The sun., 1916-08-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


ZlMMEEMAN lots second avenue,
Involuntary. Liabilities - 900. assets
$1,000.
HLNRY S,HWElrXER & JOSEPH STERN.
lrlIN!lgHIN ari a. ,npAriurr~. trius
ls-.uc'. a- :, lass oi'lrr " stern, lhs N'.i
I'tn'h ''N'h'u .~'r'"', iINtluntarN -,
l..Ir- :, so. ,s-"'> stHn". IrinU lra.
anus 70 rl"s S.h omPhny. s3,ro"
i'u' !. .nuiu. 90
IA pH : u \ltNl~ON, known liso AZ John
Harrison. du.ns business as the Cuncuurse
The sun., 1916-08-23
Trust AID SURETY COS.


Total rocclpts for duties At the Custom
House Yesterday wcr" sd.i,6li.93, uf
which Ni",i?I% Was for mcrchand 50
" 'Adrawu from bondrd Warehouses aui
S3sl.lliOs FOR recent authorizations.
The sun., 1916-08-23
N AND EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY.

y
! n,sn. Low. Last. K ins. nevis eve:
, ,s'#:;; !, |. 81. !. !. Il, q:
SSsir 10 do'c..6 Ia =. =. iAuS
' s5:a., !. Ill., /. !. "
Al lGiE I Ii lMart;et' a LITTLE easier, with
r,re,y DAYS. Su4i.c four months, 3',ps.S:
Ave- months. .. u+fo, Xix months. ShaiS.
Tbs range 10 the week ended August p.
,o,.y months. rsnsc in week ended August
:" :" i,l from 90 for sixty days TO 1us% for
a., months; RANGE ~ week ended August ~.
IL. ,-om 3'.g5.et for SIXTY days TO % Tor
"8At Xxx IAccEprANcEs-:,p:sS. for elisi.
a." Vile. a. u3s.ec for ineligible bills,
StBTREAsrRf-Banks gained ron sud
rr,.ury yesterday ~Ssl2.oo; since Friday,
ec%oywrRcrAL PAPER Marhe, easter.
Pour 10 ss months paper was taken readily
s,-ns ALIKE sixty TO ninety day Endorsed
hi, receivable quoted SNa4Te.
sew YORK BANK CLEARlNGs.
TNc volume Of business transacted in or
through New York on Monday 70 indi'
,nr,,i Yesterday hv the New York Clearing
Mouse ,otalled 49,, eo7 ,,ss. These daily figures
i.ss 'smn.sae' for %n', n. T ssnI re- i Sias s N:
he daily averages in the corresponding pc
Nod. Of former years. New York. the hnan.
,.aI crftre, rcfpcis more or less accurately
br.re.s A.! financial conditions through.
on, the country Tho comparisons will be
found even moro valuable when considered
/, rowuucIon wSh the summary OF railroad
,,,nin.s publshh under Railroad News"
Dat, averages
Year 10 otis...... s.s.s..s. p'iS,ls-oll
corrsspondins period In iai5........ sl5.5ls. :ss
co-esnondIns period in leli......., ?x, sOi, 3.7
correspondent period In 1919. ....... si3, SJ9. 7&3
BALANCES reported yesterday were. 1922. ITO
The sub Treasury was creditor 10 the Clear
,ns House 10 the extent of t6i .5s2.
The sun., 1916-08-23
kote-Agrlcultural and live stock paper ma.
turtles Of from " DAYS to sx months
Trade Commodity
Acceptsnces. Paper.

Authorized rates for bankers acceptanccs.
e, 90 MAXIMUM. Rates for bills
of exchange purchased IN open market ny
Atlanta bank, :.T5i.T Rates fo- bills with
VI Without member bank Endorsement. with
IN Oren market ny -. Louts bank. 2ui%.
Rate. for commercial paper purchased IN
oren market Nv Dallas hank. sass. RA,es
if trad HrrrUilucrs. With maturities -
ninety ips u- l"> purchased IN Omen mps
bet without member hank Endorsement. by
Nav orleans hrli.n Of Atlanta bank, a.
&c Rate Of "a for commodity paper with
ns'lritrs OF from -S'y days 10 six month
axtA for SIM FrAnlIscn hank.
The sun., 1916-08-23
RAILROAD NEWS.

Taking az an index tho returns OF rail.
roads operating lis lis miles. or 4jq Of the
countrys total operated mileage. which have
,cen made so far for the fiscal year ended
June 30 last. these carriers Jared better in
sross earnings to the extent OF 1856 than
they did In 1915. and in net after taxes TO the
extent OF shout 52%. The comparison With
100 hgures. on the came mileage basis. 10
The sun., 1916-08-23

Not included IN the above fg ures are the
returns of railroads which have reported
sross and net after taxes for the year but
not the details o! their respective cxpend,tur e
accounts Their gross il SO y1, 81. an in.
,feas- OF Gy1j.oE. and net after taxes
" 's2.s'H an increase of s.. ~? cas-.
Aisust II will be well TO note that the com.
bined reports of all import ant roads in Au.
tNsi, 1915, showed an increase IN gross for
with August, 1914, but a decrease OF AIS q
mie as compared with August. 1918. and .
Ircrease OF S.sT rs compared With August.
-'l! similar hsures for July. 1915, showed .
decrease in gross OF one third OF ls o mile
a, compared with July. 1914. while for June.
1910. There was shown a decrease IN gross OF
two.thirjs Of 10 . mile a. comp ared With
.JIpe YqFa
The sun., 1916-08-23
SILVER PRICES.

.Alaia." price of silver In New York In
ins,,;t' 1919, was i;.,sc. an ounce; IN August,
~ y, an August, 1878, 80 &c in August,
wee ''''c' ~ August, 1911. Ollie.
The sun., 1916-08-23

United Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland
'"0'''1 COLI gD S MHs AoN
DIRECT OBLIGATIONS OF THE ovEMyNT
Interest payable MMch land Sptmbv1
Principal md interest n"s% United. s".' DID, ~ at tn. M Of J. p M~a" G Co." Without
'"""" e % Hs" % %%o % sax: % %%" "'
n@m~sh@ e m@" @ns c~mms~4 in w~s or in part o" thirty o~ days notice. as nm~
%"" S%%%% %% %.% " s"s% "% %% %% %% a. % "% n~~rrr prior. n."~n.
as $% %$ %% ~ % s: % % % %% $s$1 :% & s a$%H: 5$$ :&& e. $ $ $%s f. $ %$:s S T. e.: r TS$:
~%% aGm~ rS
% $$ ~: : $$ f. $ $ ::; %$ :$ % $:s $%$$: e $$ : $i $: """""'
s$$ $$% e." $;1%% $s%%$$s :%$% : T= %. * %=s$s dSS% %": s%%:= %$&"$ %S ~~~
c$ $%% $ e. = % %%$ %% % %&%$ : %% %$ % $$ %$ = % $% %S EEK + % $ e % % If s% 81 :%$%%$s % %% e. :s
: ::$ q !: a $ $ $ $ az $ $ ; e. 6" !; IL :'; ;*.$ $ 5 ?$$ $ s /: = L % : rs: !: $ %$% a & : $ $ i: :$ $: E; a: q: %$ $ &
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T T%%? S % %%" '' Il" "% Of The "%%%""1 lire" "%a '%" Of "@" q" I" in" S%% %'
Valuation" of securities are ODE rrwa~ j. P mvn& i"
,c na? offering" "s """ " "r"""@ the -" Of """"1 and " the approval I'll" necessary """
YIELDING SLIGHTLY 01ER 81 PER CENT
'"''""% %'% :" 1885, @s ell %s%% at at 70 :s% 4 II A%s :" %: A. 7"
THE RIGHT " H's'"H nn H 1 a sr N 1 1n oM Hf1" HfMa1 aP FOX Is" !" ANY EVENT. "
AMOUNTS DE % AMoT1ryas MA am MyMx 4 4m Tnx 0rSE or J. E %onGAS G %. IN
GIVE IN TIE XornTs or AzITuEN7:
Temporary certificates mu be duma ending the engraving of the agmsnm m
FIRST NATIONAL z! Pax 44 tv NATIONAL M. CITY n1d RMx
WM A. READ & co. BROWN BROTHERS & co.
KnDDER, PEABODY G. CO. lev sEL1GMAN & co.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY, N~ York r
BANKERS TRUST C9WaNay FARMERS To-" & rRuSz ceNANr
CENTRAL TRUST eoMrA nn OF ILLINOIS UNION TRUST coMTANY
Mm York. 4gmtmp 1916
The sun., 1916-08-23

Au'o Supr'v COMPANY. .l53 GRAND Rou,.-
var B'"uN. iLNuiUuiar". Liabilities and
a.N"'" 10 eiN'u Principal claims The
,.nllrl states TIL" 'nmptnN 0s% ".
khIsni Ilr. and Rubber Company Of
Sea Nork, ln'., SN5G
The sun., 1916-08-23
SUGAR STOCKS.

For sugar steaks not listed In this tahie
see S,ocA iisis ~ ss!ss. |
The sun., 1916-08-23
nsCovNr RATES or FEDERAL n.
SERVE BANKS.

The sub Treasury was creditor 10 the Clear
Ing House to the extent of A6i .5s2.
The sun., 1916-08-23
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Aug % The statement :
the receipts aud Disbursements Of the rr"a'
my shows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19

FOR SALE-One Mitchell roadster. Esr-
gam 10 quick buyer Cal Bell BEER.
ta-Ig-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
ENVY MAKES
MAN BUY
TANLAC
FINE APPEARANCE OF OTHER
FRIENDS INDUCES HIM
TO TRY 1T.

An indoor occupation and lack OF
exercises caused a gradual wearing
out OF the strength OF John Rother-
mund who lives at 3637 Eoff street,
whose business is a cigar maker.
Thousands Of people suffer as Mr..
Rothermund did and his statement Will
be OF interest TO everyone.
He said to Mr.. Renfrow. the Tanlac
representative. Gas formed on my
stomach and I would have a full feel
Ing after eating which caused me TO
feel sluggish and seldom felt like eat
ms. So many of my friends were look
ing so well recently and they told me
the secret OF their good health. II
was Tanlac. So I tried Il too, and I
have taken one bottle, and although
am not entirely we'll, feel so much
better and enjoy my meals which 1
eat with n relish now Tanlac has
proven to be a very good medicine and
heartily recommend il to all my
friends"
Tanlac. the Master Medicine for in
digestion. stomach. kidney. liver or
bladder trouble. constipation. catarrhal
directions of like ailments Is now on
sale here in Wheeling at the G. H.
Griest Co. 1925 Market Street, who
have the exclusive agency for Tanlac
in this city. Mr.. Renfrow. the Tanlac
representative here is always in at
tendance TO courteously explain Tan
lac. Go there today and get that happy
feeling that only comes with good
health. You can be healthy too il you
VIII try Tanlac. Price 81 per bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
MRS. GLASS is
CALLED HOME
MOTHER OF ALEX. GLASS AND ONE
OF THE CITYs OLDEST CrT1-
zEE's DIES or PNEUMonIA
was Born In England Eighty-Four Years
Ago And Mad Lived IN This City
More Than txty Years

Mrs. Harriet Glass widow OF Andre "a
GLASS. among the oldest and most highly
respected residents Of this community
peacefully passed away last evening at
$50 o'clock. At the home OF her aaugh-
ter. Mrs. Guy Il. q. Allen. No ~ Fif-
teenth street. following about ten DAVIS
illness OF complications and Pneumonia
Mrs. Glass was born In Wolverhamp-
ton, England. on March -. 1889 and was
IN her etghty-fourth year. hcr maiden
name was harrison. she came to this
county with her parents when nine years
OLD. In 1880 she was married TO MIR. Glass
IN ilttsburgh ana Two years later. ls5Z
they removed TO Wheeling. Mr.. Glass
immediately engaged In the iron manu-
lacturing business. and was one OF the
twsnty-three original stockholders OF Inc
Labelle Iron works. which company was
organized In the early fifties. te wa
the youngest member Of the organization
ana died in this city in 1879. All the 9th.
q members nave passed away. as well
as their wives.
Mrs. Glass is survived by one son:
alexander Glass. OF kenwood place. pres.
ldent OF the Citizens National hank;
tnIe aaughters- Mrs. Guy X. g. Allen
and Mrs. kate g. Handlan. both OF this
city. and Mrs. John n List OF Winter
Iark, Florida. also a niece. Mrs George
W. hannan Of Brookside Ohio. adopted
as daughter, and the following grand
children: Mrs. sarah \. Glass Baltimore
Mo, Mrs. Clyde Trees. Chicago: Mrs
w lillian w. Holloway. Leatherwood: Mrs.
g. l. caldwell. MOodlawn. and Andrew
Glass OF Portsmouth. Ohio A sister
Mrs. Lewis Clohsn OF this city. also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
WILSON TO GO
tconnnusa From Tir.t ~,

committee Ia.f week Major General
Leonard wool former chief OF aaff
and now commander of fHa department.
OF tho cast HIII appear tomorrow fo ha
followed by Major General Garter. pol.
tired. author 0f f1f most recent work
On The military philosophy of frf Unit
Oh States.
Quarirrmarfer General tI..HI-r .r
lahed his testimony before tHo house
committee during fur day and ra. COD
Lowell by HriEdIrr General a,r..r
chief signal officer Tho n..rr wal
questioned r'0rrIT about H. aviation
work ~ ftn army
Tho trend of ssrr..r. gnr-...r..
framI 'Inu lg tHf members uf ...
senate committee Indicated ... ur...
F.i.on fhfrn fD fIr plan u. fI. ...
inrnial army Chat bad boon shown H.
ihn house c0mmIffr. HI Garrison
tRain urged Ha. un rr. I.rf Dol sI
lowed vide d.rrr .lr . f.a ornr.
gatIon ~ t1ls force. which Hr aaId r..
i1af f0 Dol Hrrumu' bod only In frr
nFhf ~ experience
Heraf0r Chamber chairman ~
fFo crum'ffr. H. f.r -..r.s.I.-
shat biol f9r0.as many oI..a.Ir. To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
WAGE INCREASE


ments in the wage scale as conditions
will warrant.
President White touched upon pre-
paredness before he took I'D the wage
question and his denunciation OF war
and his declaration OF opposition to
preparedness on a large scale brought
the first real applause in the conven-
lion. He said he was fully convinced
thaf the men OF labor are unalterably
opposed 20 the whole scheme Of pre-
paredness' and added that IL is to
be earnestly hoped that the plans TO
make out OF our country an armed
camp which may be used 10 extend
commercialism abroad under exploit
labor az homo will be defeated
Secretary Green was equally en-
phauc In his declaration against pre-
parednesF and said that tho conven
ton ought 10 give expression 10 its
attitude toward this so-called prepar-
edness program"
Committee Divided
Tho committee on resolutions has
several resolutions before 30 on tho
question Of preparedness The com
m.ttee S. said 20 be divided on what
sort 81 resolution on preparedness
Dr. should recommend fo tho convon-
lion The leaders iu control OF tho
miners organization are generally
against e. large military c.tabIshment.
f IH said. and Dr. o. believed they will
urge fhr convention to make some
declaration along mo lines of fhp
f'.va expressed Dos President White
and Secretary Green.
Tho convention devoted tho opening
'.I"n 'n organization end tho read.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
TRUSTEE S SALE.


AEu4tUgn sale.
BY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust made
oy MaSdalena NJ Nesbitt and n. :. Mes
pitt. her husband. 70 r. T. Mcneil. as
uustee, datee the 2s;h day OF July. 1913.
ana recorded In the office OF the CLERK
OF the county court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia. in Deed OF Trust Book
No. los. page 507. viii sell at public
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY sTH.lsis.
commencing AT 10 o'clock a. m. at the
north front door OF the court house OF
said ohio County. the following de-
scribed property. that Is 20 say;
\ certain piece or parcel OF land stu
ate IN the City Of Wheeling. Ohio Coun-
". West Virginia. and being a portion
OF lots numbered Forty t40) and Forty
one tfl) In Joseph Caldweil's Addition
to the said city of Wheeling. and
bounded and described a. follows: Be
ginning at point In the West line OF
lot numbered Forty-one (4l) on McCol-
loch street formerly Coal street, about
twenty weight t2SD feet South OF the
Northwest corner OF said lot numbered
fortN-one (sD and in a direct line with
the center Of the division wall OF the
double brick dwelling-houSe situate
thereon, thence In an easterIy direction
through the center OF said division wall
IA "A direct line Co the East line OF said
lot numbered forty-one (4l). thence
south. with the East line OF lots num-
btrcd Forty tioD and Forty-one (4lp. a
Instance Of forty (se) feet; thence West.
IN direct line To the West line OF lot
numbered Forty (4O): thence North. with
the West line OF lots numbered Forty
tt"l and Forty-one (f1D. a distance OF
forty (t0) feet TO the place OF begin
nlng. Being the same property convey
ed TO the said Magladena NJ Nesbitt
ny Margaret Schneider and husband, by
deed dated March goth. 1918. and record
ed in the office OF the clerk OF the coun-
" court OF ohio County. West Virginia,
IN Deed Book No. 143. page 1913.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third OF the
purchase money or 50 much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay. cash I'm
hand on the day of sale. and the residue
in two equal installments. payable re-
spectively in six months and twelve
months from the day OF sale, with in
tcrest the purchaser giving his nego-
tlable promissory notes for the deferred
payments. the legal title being retained
as further security until all OF the pur-
chase money shall have been paid
4. l.. MCNEIL. Trustee.
W. +. Wickham. Auctioneer.
Ja-12-ls-26-f-2-9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19

LONDON, Jan. 1S-The offensive
which the Russians launched against
the Austro Hungarians in East Galicia.
and along the Bessarabian frontier
Christmas Eve. described as the New
Years battle. came to an end January
10. according TO the Austro- Hungar
war office. with the Teutons holding
all their lines on the sO-mile front.
having inflicted losses on the Russians.
estimated at 10000 men killed or
wounded and 5000 captured.
That this ends only one phase OF the
Offensive. however. is indicated bv the
Austrian official statement that Rus
sian reinforCemen;s are being thrown
into East Galica
Unofficial advices from KEY are
that the Germans are evacuating
Lutsk. one OF the triangle Of fortresses
in Nolbynia. around which there was
sanguinary fighting in the Teutonic
drive Of the Russians last fan
Sull farther north. TO the southeast
of Riga and south Of Widsy. the Rus.
SLAMS during snow-torm made sur
prise attacks against German posts and
destroyed them
With the ending Of the Monteneqrin
campaign hh inc population of the
Montcnegrins To the Austro- Hunger.
ians. hosulities for the moment have
ceased boo the Balkans
The British and French on the west.
ern line continue their artillery duel
with The Germans. Paris reports shat.
terine Of German trenches in the 70
sion of Mouliuc.sous .Toutvent and
The damarinr of a German battery In
thc Nosgcs. while fbe ~rits- record
tn" destruction of % large portion Of
Doc rarapots of German trenches with
Oh" explosion of "a mine near Fiercourf
'.n French and two British aero
1of have been brought down bv the
Germans iu fhe western theatre
Tho usual artillery cucaecmcnfs
continue alone the Austro.lfalIan front
Violent enOUsforms in tho Caucau
.Ir have NOT ended fbo Russian often
fitc AGAINST The Turks who arc drciar
ed by rorsfauNnopIr tp be battling
bard against thr superior forces OF tho
invader. Ifrrosrad report. tha car
.Hrr. oft 20 Turkish officers and more
.IaH 200 m.u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
LEGAL NOTICE
The Public Service Commission Of West
virginia. Capitol Building,


\ meeting OF The Public Service Com
mission OF West Virginia. held on Fri
1915.
Case No. 44l
Warwood Water and Light Company
Application To- Increase Rates.
whereas application to increase rates
has this dsy been filed by the Warwood
" ater a Light Company:
II Is hereby ordered that leave be
granted TO any person interested to file
objection 20 said application before the
l'Lbhc Service Commission at any time
before the Sth day OF February. 1916
anc that this matter be set down for
hearing at a session of the Commission
To b. held - the Capitol Building in tho
city OF Charleston on the Sth day OF
February. 1915, at two O'Clock y. m. at
which time all persons interested may
appear and make such objection as they
may see fit:
IL Is further directed that a copv of
this order be published by the appla-
cant once each week in two newspapers
OF general circulation and OF opposite
politics. ~ such there be. IN the Town
OF WafwoOd and that a copy OF this or
der and Of said proposed rates be posted
Tor public inspection at the Mayors
otfice or the postoffice Of said Town OF
Narwood and due return thereof made
TO this Commission.
\ Copy.
Attest:
+. b. BERNHEIM.
jail if--b-l-- Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
HUERTA'S BODY IN
A BELMONT CASKET
NOW RESTING IN A RECEIVING
VAULT IN Ell pASO, TEXAS,
CEMETERY.
Former President Of Mexico Will Be
Buried In Casket Furnished
By Beilaire Concern.

The body OF General Victoriano
Huerta. former provisional president
and dictator OF Mexico. who died last
week. in Fl Paso. Texas. is now resting
In a Belmont dedicated steel casket.
manufactured by the Belmont Casket
company OF Bellaire. Ohio. The hand
some square state casket was furnish
ed through the undertaking firm OF Nc
Beam, Simmons and HARTFORD OF III
Paso.
The body was placed in a receiving
vault in an II Paso cemetery. and Will
be taken to Mexico City for burial. fol
lowing the restoration OF peace m
Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS
PREPAREDNESS
tooatiausa -, 10 800


had been so backward In preparing
that n congress were 90 order inter.
vention today. 30 would take "thrco
-FOUR or five months 10 get sufficient
soldiers for the task
BIG Navy: Little Army.
representative Kelley. OF Mtchfrau
ana Roberts OF Massachusetts. nom.
htrs oi the house naval committee ar.
Eu'd That great navy and comuar.
au'elY small army we're The Cuunfr,.a
needs. Nr Kelley said twenty miles
OF sea erparating England from ru.
fope had Kept for a. fhou-and Years
oven single hostile foot from Great
HrfaIne shores" and that We have
Three thousand miles of the same
sort of water fo protect U.S."
Democracy n whatever prepared.
ness policy bel adopted was urged a.
o. primo necessity hv Samuel Gompers.
president of tho american Federation
of Labor. who declared labor would
support polio, haaod upon equal
opportunity Tor leadership and cfg
catonal advantage and prohibition
OF tho uer 0f fho militia for strike
duty
Former Governor O.Ncat Of Ala.
hama. urecd that DO was Americas
supreme duty to make our navy NOT
only second in rank but superior fo
CHAT ol ans other power with whom
our interest may conflict" Tho pros.
ont war. hc said. had brwaUv .rrf
to pieces our compiac,ut theory that
vs." have Time enough fo prepare fDr
war after hoetilifioe commence
ln hIe appeal for s greater navy
and more lorfifIc1tIone ON fbp rat.r.
coast. Senator rhoiau quoted Count
'kuma fhr japanese premier. as rav
'n- 'h'i 'N' 'uIornd race. would show
tna' ihcy are tlc equal of The whites. .