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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
Railroad Workers Defend
Move tor the S-hOur DQU

CLEVELAND. O.. Feb. e.--The first
official statement on the impending
controversy between railroads of the
country and their train crews over
working hours. was issued here to-
might. 10 was signed by W. =. Stone.
grand chief engineer of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineors. W
=. Carter. president of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Tiremcu and
Engiuemeu. J.. j. shepherd. acting
president OF The order OF Railway
Conductors, ami W. g. Lee. president
of the brotherhood az Railroad Train
men. These organizations claim Co
represent approximately 100000 em-
ployes on 52S lines OF railroad.
The statement was headed WHY
the cishr-hour day. and was reply
10 "a statement issued February l by
the executive committee of the Assoc.
alton OF Western Railways.
The brotherhood statement said
in part.
"The eiEhthour day movement is
based wholly upon the Justice of "a
work day OF reasonable hours that VIII
permit the men further 90 separate
the dead line between work and wa-,-.
The railroads say iu effect that men
who have put In few years OF rail-
road service have worked them elves
out and viii not be accepted II they
lose their positions 10 men are work
I'd out In few years under present
service conditions. the demand 20 ey
tend their wage earning years Is fully
justified
Overtime ir road service De- du.
almost wholly fo fHo practice OF riI.
roads oseriDadIu- trains 500 that the.
cannot make their mIaac, within la.-
time limits. The railroads are do.n-
this for profit. they do NOT dcIy 30.
and To they propose f0 demand extra
service or Tho sacrifice OF fl. health
and future earning ability of the men
they should pay extra for it,
Rates off pay Boo fre eastern terri
tory We're quoted f1 illustrate waa.
conditions. fHe statement saying.
Tle pay ir train service .mrIoe.s
other than ras arl.r .s ba -ed on I0Y
miles or Ics- FL. ..l. ur ..- lu
tho eastern fnr.for. tH. brakeman
viii receive tho u.rNrarf SUM o'
500 for rr...tr fr...Uf service. pr.
OF which Do. mI.. maintain I.. family
af home and .aE. caro- off IIm.. ..
the other end OF tIa rum Tho ono
hundred wI. "trip D.. what r..r.rar.
one day work and moan. t... a,
DOS expiration '.. mau ml.. I.. ava.
from home until Hs I. u,adH.lI. d
back or returned back with a train
Tho conductor. ra0.... approximate.
ur. third moro f... f.. Ur.t.r..
Wage. Ir. trI.. ...... . ... ul.I
rrr and western '.i.......
I." .tH..".U. ...... .... ... ...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

I'd 10 Dallas. where he lived for a num-
her OF years. moving 10 Sigma Pons.
near the So bridge a few years ago.
where he had since resided For a
number Of years he conducted feed
store al Elm Grove
He leaves his wife Mrs Oliver Ply
or ST.. and two daughters. Misses
Anna and Jeanette al home. and one
son. Olber D. Pryor Jr.. OF Akron. @.
Also two sisters. Mrs. George Woods.
of Woodsdalc. and Mrs. j. Shriver
Woods az Fr"dericksburg. Nd. 4 sis
ter Ni.- Martha Pryor. died four
weeks a-o at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. George Woods a. Woods alc.
The funeral arrangements are incom-
pletc
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removed TO his home where last even
ing IL was reported that he was rest
ing easy.
Miss Nellie Gosney. OF Delaware
street. sustained dislocated arm yes
terday morning when she fell upon the
slippery streets. She was enroute TO
her work. but was removed 10 her
home. after she had been treated by
DIT ". g. Etzier
Adam Hull. aged "a. was perhaps
the most seriously injured by falls
upon the slippery streets yesterday
He i- 70 resident Of North Main street.
and was "nroute 10 his work when ne
fen. he suffered a broken wrist and
"a confusion of the scalp. He was Civ
en- treatment al the Ohio Valley Gen
eral Hospital and later removed TO his
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

duced, they said. was matter with
which We have nothing to DO
They argued that freight rates need
not necessarily he Increased. but said
they favored such increases if the
roads need the revenue.
Whether the controversy i- Co lead
20 a strike was pronounced "a "ques
ton that at this time IS not par,
Of the discussion" The organizations
are not opposed To- arbitration. ueItl-
or are they pledged To- accept TO-" said
the statement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
Alley runeral rhurrdnx-

Funeral services FOR the late J. X
Alley. highly respected citizen OF this
county. who succumbed at the Glendale
hospital tuesday az noon. will be- held at
the NuNoo Ridge church tomorrow
morning az II o'clock. The Rev. Craig.
or cameron, viii officiate and intermcnt
y ~ b. maoe In The Camarnn nnmcterN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
CREST OF FLOOD
PASSES MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb The
crest OF the Mississippi flood passed
Memphis today after reaching a stage
OF 42.5 feet. about three feet under
the high water record OF 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
Ease Representative Hay Proposes
Eli ExIstLn1 Reniments

crease. Representative Hay Proposes
TO
Fill Existing Regiments
up To- fun war strcug b and increase
only the member OF artillery reri-
meIts. while Secretary Garrison has
ASKED Tor additional skeleton rcgi-
mcrt- az infantry ana artillery 10
max" ur tactical divisions OpluIon OF
army Officers who have testified mas
been divided on thi. point. but rom
Mittee members think they can report
am agreement among themselves
Al element oi the committee fayors
continuance Of tho rracfic, OF govern
menf manufacture of army munitions
and cu tlis .psct of the plans the
committee viii face struggle within
Us own ranks
ItH house naval committee con-
tiuu.I Do. strulgl. today over details
of rart personnel problems. with Rear
Admiral Blue. chief Of Che bureau al
lav. -l-.ou. stIu ou The stand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

The girls basket ball team 81 the
local high school viii journey 90 Bell
lelre tomorrow evening where thet viii
clash with The la-~I.s presenting the
hiEh school Of that place. The locals
are nj good condition for the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
MONTGOMERY
Ccoaenusa from FIRST PaE.I

ness AZ any time or for any purpose
a majority of the speakers. even ,1s
women. di-cla.med any sympathy with
"a peace peaca-atanyprico doctrine.
but Mr. Willard prefaced his remarks
with tho statement that under certain
conditions be- would wear that des.s-
nation as badge of honor.
III 30 means 20 believe" Doc said.
chat there I- no cause leading up fO
war which cannot be composed and
adjudicated bv international tribunals
precisely Ja fhe quarrel uf Individual
are indicated then 7 would ha will
ing fo have fhn stigma of % peaCe.at-
any-pr.ce man attached t0 me and wear
if ass distinction"
casgins Alleged
Mr. Fisher aroused the recruitment
1f som" members OF tho committee
when ho declared that under general
order NJ t.r war department army OF.
acer bad been gagged and the views
presented t1 the committee Dos STAFF
officer did NOT reflect fho opinions Of
many officer. Of tho line Zee said
several officers of DIS acquaintance
had declared rhsm.elto. orro-ed 10
amy great military increase plan. but
400 feared f' express their rDaf views
because of frr gag order
sam Montgomery.
Mr. Mont -uw.rE said ha spoke for
100000 mime worker. who h.I Inr1Hr.
90 against preparedness Ir their COM
.rrfur. Iln admitted that b., and ufh-
0r officer. of fhH organization Dad I..
I'r'd .f would he Imru.s.h bile for thsir
|a fn got fair hearing. and added
.hlf D.. Dad been au,slh.t surprised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
TRUE BILLS RETURNED AGAINST
J. M. RITZ AND MARTIN
BROWN.
Marshall County Grand Jury Reports
Yesterday AftornOOn-Lem Price
Is Not Indicted

After celebrating for two days the
grand jury sitting fnr tho regular spring
term of Marshall county circuit court
reported Wednesday afternoon. az 90
o'clock. returning eI-ht felony .ndict- |
m'nfS and eighteen Uisderueauors. Roy
liettenhauser and Hozzie Peareu We're
kostollch. OF Eonwood. ou the evening or
december Is last year SEPARATE lndict-
ments were also returned against these
two men.
Attorneys J.. NJ Ritz and Martin
Brown. OF MouudSvi'Ie. We're again M
aicted on subornatou. of perjury. FOR
falrenuod. Indictments were returned
against these two promlnen men az the
June term OF court. but went out ou =
tcchnicality.
The indictments returned follows:
Felony Indictments
Burt Huff and Wilbur Jefferies. two
counts. robbery.
=. Roy He,tenhauser. murder. killing OF
Ilez1ie Peareu indicted Jointly with
Hettenhaus'r for murder % KosjoIich.
Roy Hsttenhaus' separate indict-
mgnt Tor murder of ku-fuiirh.
heysIe Hc1reiI. murder. aiding and
aoettius Hett,nhauser iu the kpstoaca
William NJ Henderson forging an or
Do. w. Hooker. uttering forged order
henderson and Hooker Wsr. arrested az
teuwuud Junction H-t Tuesday evening
and claim tn boz residents uf Cincinnati
James and William D'Ncal perjury.
Indictments We're returned AGAINST these
t"H parties. who are Belmont county. 90.
residents. at t.s Juu. term of Marshall
circuit court and OH. new indictments
ate for Tho same off.uao. and were
again brought tu correct "a possible de-
Feet 300 tho other Indictments.
j. ~ Nitz and Martin Brown. suborna-
ton OF perjury. The indictments state
. itruwu and iatz procured William p'Neal
tu swear Co "a fII~chood. Indictments re-
turned az the June term went out on
+ tscHuicalIt.c-.
Misdemeanors
/ Jacob Cecil, four counts, Nort law
violations.
b 'IHfvun0 West trcspass
t'Hre. Fullerton. one count. No-t law.
Jess Anderson. two counts. Nu~t law.
l.'t.i, tufhsrI. one count. Nozt law
fcn ~nlUrI one count. No-t law.
John bIuur,l. one count. Yp-t law
Roy -fraHn. one count. NOsr law
Charles HaCkIo. two counts. Nuet law.
T.. b. Potts. ono count. Noef Law. keep
.n- place Tor store and sale OF liquors.
Not True Eills.
D.. a.. Pickett of Is.lIIrs. NOst law
NJ. 10. Jenkins. and others. gambling
~HHirley Grimes. of cameron. Gamb-
lem Price. Price was held responsible
fnr Che death off Charles Wills. who
vas killed D.. an autn accident at Glen
dale la-t fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

Two representatives. of the Gamewel
n are Alarm Company. OF New York ar
rived mere yesterday and immediately be
sah the work or Installing the new alarm
system purchased by council The work
on tho installation Of the boxes. etc.
VIII be rushed TO completion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

Elmer Lexington. OF this city. was ar
rested and taken before Squire a. H.
iicrc" Tuesday night on a. charge of
jumping a board biIl at Wheeling D.,
r1y, security and arranged Co pay the
bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
MOumdsUile Attorneys are
Again Indicted on Charqe
OF SubOmatiOn of Perjlry
Install Alarm system.

Grand jury In session yesterday returned
true bill against him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
DELICATE OPERATION ON BRAIN
| Of OHIO CITIZEN UNAVA|UNG
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE TO
YELLOWSTONE PARK,
GARDINER, MONT.

Board one OF the Northern Pacific
daily trains at 81. Paul or Minneapolis.
and 80 through 10 Gardiner. the orig
iual and only northern entrance TO yell
low stone National Park. without a
change OF cars The equipment OF these
trains - pleasing and home-like In every
particular. Compartments. draw in <
room and open section Pullmans. obscr-
walton cars and dining cars where the
famous Northern Pacific meals are
serNed-"'rhe Route OF the Great Big
I aksd Potato"
The magnificent mountain scenery
Along the Scenic Highway" may be
viewed from tho cac window.
Personally escorted tours each sun
day from Chicago via 81. Paul and Min
neapolis 20 and through Yellowstone
National Park.
Through cars are also operated be-
tween Chicago and North Pacific Coast.
where connections are made for Califor-
nt1 and Alaska points. Low round-trip
fares in effect May TO September.
n viii be a pleasure 10 supply you
with booklets and details covering your
1916 See America" vacation trip. l.. y.
Gellerfnan. Dist. Pass. .AEt,. 9li North
crn Pacific Bldg. 81. Paul. 'Minnecota-
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posed OF Messrs. Harry Schmeichel.
chairman; ". c. Hackman, A. G.
Schneider, Alvin Schubart, Ed Schmei-
chel. Fred Link. X. &. Lindsay The
program follows, which will be d.
rected by Prof. II. NJ. Schockey:
Overture -Selection-Lady Luxury
............. William Schroeder
Meister's orchestra.
Choir-Lenzstrum .......... Bruckner
Arion.
Soprano solo-Dich Theuere Halle
aus Thanhauser ......W Wagner
Mrs. Elsa Gundling-DugR.
Bass solO-The Wanderer. Schubert
Mr.. David Crawford.
Choir-(R) Sci gegrusst mein liebes
Heimatland .....-......F Neuert
OBJ Heimatliebe ... Wengert
Arion.
Soprano solo-A Spring Morning o..
..... &c. .......... Lane wilson
Mrs. Elsa Gundling Duga.
BASS solo-War Song. .Elgar
Mr. David Crawford.
bust h,ilJan Mendelssonh
Mrs. Elsa Gundling- Duga and Mr..
c David rawford
Choir-Sieges Gesang der Deutscher
AriOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
oUnn-Camphsll kvptials.

The marriage OF Miss Ida May Camp
bell, daughter Of Mrs. Lillian Camp
bell, Of 1926 Chapline street. and Mi.
Charles Dunn will be- solemniZed to-
day al the home Of the brides grand
mother. Mrs. Fry, Of Thirty first street.
The ceremony will BE- performed AZ 4
O'Clock by the Rev. Clarence =. Allen,
u. d., pastor OF the Fourth Street NJ. D.
church. Following q wedding dinner
the happy couple will leave on a
honeymoon trip through the east. They
will reside In Wheeling. Mr.. Dunn. for.
merly Of Hannibal. Ohio. holds re.
sponsiblc position with the Cook Pub,
fishing company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24

Grant smith. 90. Of DAYTON AND Clar-
ence HodEs"u. 20. Of Poster. %. were
crowned in thr Litu' Miami river at
fostsrr Friday utf"ruoou. when their
BOAT upset lu tho middle OF Tho river.
The two men and IS. e.. Collins. also
OF Foster. attempted Co. row smith 20
King = Mills. whore Smith could get a
IRAN Tor his home iu Dayton. Smith
ana HodEsuu were intoxicated. and
shortly after Do" party started smith
stood up and attempted 10 walk go the
other end ~ tho boat. thus alpsizing
The craft and throwing am three into
the water Collins swan Go th. shore
and trio-' 20 hoaf railroad rirs 20 tho
soon disappeared b,rrath the surface
smith leaves wife and several chill
dren
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
chiIdrens Coughs and Colds.

Coughs and colds are the bane or
childhood and cause mothers much
more worry than any other Of the
minor diseases. Those who keep
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy az hand
ready for instant use have less occa-
sion TO worry. Mrs. W p. Agin. Buff
sion to worry. Mrs. ". p. Agia. Button.
Ohio. says. Il always rely upon Cham
borlin's Cough remedy when the
children have coughs or colds" OBJ
tainable eyerywhorc-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
Easter Concert and Ball.

The Easter concert and ball Of the
Arion society will be an event OF this
evening al their club rooms on the
south Side. very delightful program
81 musical numbers has been arranged
for this occasion. and the soloists are
Mrs. lisa Gundling Duga and Mr..
Mr.. David Crawford Following the
musical program Meisters orchestra
viii furnish the dance program, the
committee for this AFFAIR being com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
Martins Ferry Woman's cIub

The closing number OF the Woman $
club of Martins Ferry has been ar
ranged as charming social affair. m
me nature OF japanese tea, which
VIII be given on Thursday afternoon.
Al the home OF Mrs Samuel Alpaugh.
Together with this several business
matters will receive the attention OF
the club members. following the tea
\ program OF japanese numbers will
further carry out the delightful idea
and viii be given in the following
order.
tol tall--Japaucse customs.
Waking the Moou-EE cd Millions .....
o.. -:-..-... ......... Mrs. Sautcrs
Reading Travels in Japan ..........
...... ....-... Alto. l.. j. g.. bremen
J"puurs' Love song. Mrs. j NJ Turner
yellow Man 90 DtattnT.
-..................A Are r. ". Shfeve
Music tplauoI ...-... Mrs. j. ~ NcuIy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
MAJ, eANOHoLTz IN CHARGE

NEW YORK. April 28.-Thc appoint.
ment of Major Harry II. BandhoItz. of
the Thirtieth u. ;. infantry. To com.
mand the Plattsburg. y Y. summer
ihs Iucuon camps was announced IA.
day by Major General Leonard Wood.
CON handing the department OF the
east.
Major Bandholtz was graduated from
west Point and saw service in Cuba
and the Philippines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
canpbeIl.Moorshouse

Rev Clarence =. Allen. pastor of the
Fourth Street NJ T.. church. solemniZed
the marriage last SATURDAY. afternoon.
April II. Of Mis- CIsrice 81 Moore
house, daughter OF Mr. : H. Moore
mouse. 81 Bellaire, TO Mr. Harry n.
Campbell Mr. and Mrs Campbell are
az home 10 their friends in an attrac-
lively furnished apartment on South
Eon street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24

In Finding handed down to-day by
he state civil service commission.
tseorge l. Stouchton. secretary OF the
state Industrial commission L. found
putty OF violating the spirit aud intent
pr the civil service law. ~ not the let
Per OF It. Copies OF the report were
placed IN tho hands Of the attorney gen
trai and county attorney. Following
The Issuance of the report Governor
NNllhs requested the commission To dis
ribute among the civil service employees
pr the state circular letter explaining
what ID meant hy political activity.
Hfouehton had written several letters IN
pfhce holders. asking them 20 assist ia
the organization 81 the Republican No-
ters for The election Ibis year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
ECONOMIC CONFERENCE

PARIS. April 2s-The international
parliamentary economic conference OF
me entente allies. opening here on
thursday next, will discuss the adyis-
abiHly OF advance agreement among
we hlles concerning all legislative
measures intended To- regulate com.
mercial relations between the beIligcr-
Cnts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24

The last lecture OF the present year
will be enjoyed b. the members of the
are department Saturday afternoon At
o'clock in she 4. O. L. ". rooms.
This will be an illustrated lecture on
Lace. and several slides will be fur
nished By the American Federation
Of Arts Mrs. Kelley will loan a few
choice pieces as well. and the final
number promises exceeding interests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24

The PTogro ss!Vc State committee to-
day decided To- hold "A convention here
on May .. Tor tho selection ~ - dele
gates TO the Progressive national con-
Ncntion. There will be two delegates
at-largc and one from each or the Com
sressionai districts except five. which
VIII have two delegates. n ~ believed
inst James y. Garfield. Of Cleveland
nnd \. l.. Garford. of Els ria. will be tho
dcl"Eh tcs-at large Only L. Of tho 20
members OF the committee, attended a..
meet ing lfra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
W0MAN'S CLUBS
Outlook CInh-

On Thursday afternoon the Outlook
club will meet al the home OF Mrs.
John 7 Douglas. The romances OF
jules Verne viii be the principal sub
lect FOR discussion, with which the fol
lowing numbers will be enjoyed:
I'VE see dImly m the present what II
mall ana what is great
isoN Cail-Fuinll Prophecy.
Jules Ncrno's Lifc.......Afr-. r. Jacobs
Tour ot tnc world in Eighty Days.
- ----..... ..-..... Mr.. e.. 10. Kyle
twenty Thousand League Under tho
Current Events
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24

NV III.NIELIHIA-Th0 new
Masonic Temple ir this city. costing
100000, was formally dsdirated this az
tsrnoon. Most Mor@hlpfui Grand Mas
ter Prank ~. MARQUIS. or Mansfield sar
master Of ceremonies. Masslllon and
lhfichSNillc C0mmaudcrise. knights
Tcmplars. escorted the Grand Master
ana acting Grand lodge officers from
the old lodge room 90 tnc now temple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24

ono OF the air castles OF my youth
hes been realized. said Governor T. n.
Nillis to-day, when he was told that the
state public utilities commission had
ordered the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany 10 erect "a station at Upper SAN
uuskN. Twenty years $50. when Gov
ernor willis was young school teach
or. no was compelled 10 wait many times
IN the rain and snow for Pennsylvania
ram 20 take him from Upper SanduskN
back 10 Delaware county. where he
lived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
Ball at aelIaire-

The annual Easter ball OF Bellaire
council OF the knights OF Columbu,
will be held Thursday evening at the
Elks club in that city. The committee
in charge Is making preparations for
ne largest affair OF the season. Bent
fields orchestra will render tho
dance prosram, commencing az nine
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
Xmas Dauahters viii Meet

St James Circle or Kings Daueh-
tiers will meet at the home OF Mrs. +
l.. Stone 10 South Penn street. this
evening at 1880 o'clock. All members
are requested TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24

N|"TIIT Vt no UTUITTHITn THTI" u"
N'HH Julia Morgan Harding Ir ~.
nuunrrd l0r Friday afternoon Of fhIr
week. ming af three O'Clock ThIa
WiI bn listened t0 with appreciation
br i.0 usual large audience
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-24
DcDGrNENT COLUMBUS BUSINESS
NAN SUCCuMBS To SER1-
Gus ArLMENT.
'tv1l Service Secretary violated Spirit
OF Law-ccneral News of the
Buckeye Safe
Intelligencer Bureau.

William Allison Hopkins. agcd AZ
President OF the Erner q Hopkins Com
AMY. dealers I'm electrical supplies. and
lne OF the best known business men in
his part OF the state. died to-day Of
umor OF the brain. In an effort TO
ave his life, and as n last resort. Or.
Inarlcs X FRAZER Of the department
~ medicine, University OF Pcnnsy Viva
nfa, performed an operation ON his
rrafn- n was not expected that the tu-
nor could be removed. hut the ate ndinE
urgcons thought that by lifting "A
riecc OF the skull from the brain Mr.
HOPKINS life might be prolonged. The
Operation h. o difficult one. and - not
'ften Performed.
Mr.. Hopkins. who was known as Billy
HOP. belonged 10 a number OF clubs.
Ind had a wide circle % friends.