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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
Eludes Gordon Of Mexican and
American Troops With His
BahdftsyACco rdino to Despatch
From { Pershng' 10 s'Fanston.
NO HOPE OF SPEEDY END .
n e or THE CAMPAIGN NOW
Robber Leader Reported Moving
TowardFastnesses InGuerrerO
District Where It will Take
Many Months To Catch Him
tAssociatsd Prsss ~ Federal wirsIsss,)

tABoOciated ITesB " 1oooth "heiose'.
vIyr AsHINGToN, March 27-Villa
Nv has escaped from the Gordon Of
w American and Mexican troops,
believed TO have been closing, upon
him. and Is fleeing as fast as his
mounts can take him TO the mountains
of the Guerrero district, where II will
take months to catch him.
Such Is the gist Of an official, de-
spateh from General Pershing TO Gen
eral Funston, at San Antonio, last
night, and there Ii no doubt that, II
has east gloom over the state and war
departments where the hopes had been
high that the bandit chief would be
caught and punished in short Order
General Pershing reports that he
now has no hopes Of a speedy ending
of the campaign against Villa, and
he has already begun arrangements for
a campaign Of several months This,
il Is said here, does not mean that
more troopa, viii be sent 10 assist him
as II IL considered that he now has an
ample force 10 accomplish his purpose
The border, also, il Is declared, Is am.
ply safeguarded against any emery
eney. W. 3 49, ~ tyE ~
VIVA Il Not weakened sEp
The American Cavalry column, unde,
Pefshing, trieked at Namiquipa, Is still
on the trail Of. villa and his men, now
more than $50 miles south of the Dor
der and still moving southwark. The
fiRhting around Namiquipa between
Villa and the Carranza forces under
Colonel Cano, last week, did not weak.
en- the bandits, II is stated in Official
dispatches, and Villa pulled out Of the
battle with as many men and horses
as he had before. glf
No details Of that fighting has been
allowed to leak ont past the strict eens
sorsbip that has thrown curtain of
secrecy over 30 many Of the features
Of the punitive expedition after Villa.
IL is known, however, that Gen. Padro
Gozman, and twenty-five other Villa
leaders were killed in a battle that
took place with. a! body Of Carrapzs
troops. near Laguana. This was learned
from a despatch to General obregon,
forwarded to the .Carransa agency in
this city. Ten prisoners were taken
and Immediately executed. "a.
VIVA Moves southvard
gtVillsSis reported to be moving south.
ward for the. mountains at rapid rate,
Increasing bis strength in men and
horses ms he. goes. He is declared 10 be
Up a precarious plight however, as
there Is no food for either his men or
his mounts in the country \ through
which he is marching. Nevertheless he
is not sparing either. and without sup;
plies or ammunition and with bis men
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
BIG ARMY FAVORED ]
: BY SENATE COMMITTEE
& - ESl $50
Chamberlain Bill Is Preferred
Over Hay House Measure <

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsss.l

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelsss.D
WASHINGTON, March 27.--The SEN
ate military committee, which has the
Chamberlain Army Bill under eonsidera-
ton, which measure provides for a, con
siderably larger standing army than the
Hay, Bill, recently passed in the house,
has decided not to attempt to recon.
Gle the senate measure with the house
ball, but will report the Chamberlain
Bill practically as it was introduced
and recommend it for passage as sub
stitute measure. This win throw the
question into conference, as it is ,ex-
pected that the senate will act on the
committee 3 report.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
Presumption 81 Competency Pre-
fyaIk IaFay0f Of oOseh says
q Highest tribunal sas
DELEGATE AGAIN BEATEN
Y IN THRUST aITlGATIoRr
aeaffirms LlIiuokaianPs Right 10
Discontinue Use Of Her Name
10 Actiont s214& +.

sItka i.l,,, ,a,... .A.!sa a. o.A,.la... A.
Inc supreme court on saturday de-
MED a ,rehsarins TO Circpit ,Iadge
Stuart, Jonah Kuhio KalanianaoIe Lor.
rim Andrews and Others, a. m ntionsd
nr;eay IN The A,ly.,tisa, y..ta,d.y
"a, .s1..l-,'t''s'ste
Inc high trpnnal recently heid that
queen Ltliuokaiani had right to dis.
continue the equity suit hrohpht by
kubio n her mama IL canal hsr trnst
I, N a q, Z 1, ~ n fyt,ff = Z. 4
iee'' SUN .ih ~ 10 run ipso'
ar as the queens name was concern
ed. o.. ~.
4 The opinion Of the supreme court In
refusing TO rehear the matter Is, in
full, as f0llowss II 8. ~ ~
THE respondents Stuart, Kalania-
laole and Andrews have fled petitions
or q rehearingf Of this matter. None
u these parties claim that the ruling
was erroneous IS !, = :, y
nMr. Andfews' petition is based on
he ground that the court, at the hear
my, excluded argument on the cues
ion whether one whose competency Il
q question may discontinue 4 suit. Mr.,
epressStatiye capSeitS, WAS mot ad
ersely affected BY the discharge 1cf
NE writ. a.. ka
Wrong or Right Ruling
ia general re6earine win not be
irahted merely because 3 wrong mean
M has beeneRiyen for q riaht rnline.
4o1 nbon the appIicStion az one w6o
vas NOT Adversely aifected by the de-
.isiorII The petifiona az the other re Z
Donaents are moi for 4, general "a
earring Nut for the limited purpose q.
stSe Queen 4, O r;vSt - SlsTs 5 ~ nsI
innanee. or what. tbe yaeoyd .how,s IN,
egard ~ The same ascsot;ne X az -
nInptian ~ 4he eo,,yt !, ana lo1 sta
Hr;ks ont, XII ~ 81 4, so,;,,;a,, ~
iing with The words 1--WE fnrtb q bald
maj fha OnAen ), dnvy. ~ sanJ in.I,d a. .
~ word ! e not spt ;tIa5 ~ ma;rta;n
~ writ I'''s' ,-r'sY w :
l''ssfhasas nat,t; ons ala 40 b.saa *
Ia 0ronna fhaa a0reaabIv a. an wish
,f the eo,,yt a "a 4, sssed ~ az Ma
No. Counsel had festIicfed their arcu
.henfs and fherefofe dia NOT cover Al
re- noinfss' a. mon " bich me decis;on ~
the CONT resfed. - (, Z.
GIVE think that AZ Application for <
eISearihe may Be maintained in an or.
.Ein1l Proceeding in this court; also,
hat Where the apblication 4 for ire
limited purpose 81 coIlsetine q mis-
,tatemeft OF fa6t. or Al inadyertSn:
jorm ~ exfpfessiof,' AZ. bossiblv. ~ s1b
stitSiting q fixht For 4 wrong reason
foy "a righf sdI,SIind 's,,jhsrs ths rea ~,
,ssi1 ned r. dtfrimental to the moyaht
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
WOMAN SAYS NATE
.'@''t TRIED. ID Kill. HER
She Reveals Her Relations With
: ~ Accused Dentist -. }""'',,
ASSOCIATED Press By Federal wirslsss0


NEW YORK, March 27.-7Mra Mar,
garet Horton, wen known local sing
er, yesterday admitted to the police
that she had frequently shared The
/ .studio'' Of, Doctor Waite, q local den.
list. accused of having poisoned bis
father and mother7in.faw, They had
been in the habit OF visiting local no,
tells, said Mrs, Horton, and registering
as imam and Wife. !" 'I.''A'' - ~ ~. Nv ~
She feared Doctor Waite, said the wo
man, as on one occasion he had tried
to. poison her and her husband, in an
effort 70 secure their money h,,.-.
i Waite j. being held in. the, prison
ward of BELLEVUE hospital, where he j.
being carefully watched to. keep him
from committing. snicide. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28

quartermaster, Maj John F. Madden /;
Quartermaster Corps; surgeon at base,
Lieut.. Col, Euclid r.. ,FFiehy Medical
Corps; commander Of base, Maj VIII
Jam R. Sample, Twentieth Infantry;
aides. Lieut., James l.. Collins, Elev
enth Cavalry, and Lieut.. Martin G.
ShellenberReT. Sixteenth Infantry;
surgeon, Mai Jereb Clayton, Medical
Corps; engineer. Maj. Lyle Brown,
Corps of Engineers; signal officer,
Capt. Hanson Black y"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
y PFART OF TORPEDO FOUND

i LONDON. March 27.-Thej Diitch
ministry of marine issued formrl
statement last night announcing that
q large piece Of bronze found in on
of the 3lifeboats of the liner Turbantia,
believed TO have been torpedoed of the
coast OF Flanders, is part Of a torpedo.
The investigation into the. sinking OF
the Turbantia is proceeding.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
a LIFE sAVER.

K II Is safe to say that Chamberlain =
Collie, Cbolera, and DiaTrhoea Remedy
has saved the 'ilves Of more people and
telieyed more suffering than any other
remedy in existence, II is known all
over the civilized world for its speedy
cures Of cramps IN the stomach, diar-'
thoea and all Intestinal pains, For sale
by NJ. DEALERS Benson, Smith & Co,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii - -, =. :. ~.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
TWo BRlTisHERs SUNK

y LONDON, March 81 The Submarine
war is still on in earnest, as evideneel
BY the sinking OF the former Atlantic
Transport liner Minneapolis in tho
Mediterranean yesterday. 49, =. re
The steamer was one of the bost
known Of the minor Transatlantic
ships before the war, and was com
paratively new, No details have been
received as to the fate of her crew.
X Another victim of a German t1rpelp
was the British steamer Fennybridge,
sunk at sea, Her crew succeeded il
reaching land safely
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
PEANs FOR PIPE LINE
j!h ARE SENT FOR ESTIMATE

Plans Of the proposed pipe lines with
laterals to be. installed by the new
Hilo gas company have been sent TO the
Coast forfan estimate on the cost. II
g said that the new company win not
compete. in the, lighting service, but
only for fuel, purposes mt this time. !.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
NO JAPANESE MINISTER
4 . I ITO MEXICO JUST NOW

Vtspseiai oasisgram 70 hawaii sainpo.,
= TOXIC March p5.--Baroh NJ. Funa.
koshi, newly appointed minister to
Mexico, tenaared, chis resignation yes
terfay.s The,tesignstion was accepted.
The foreign office has decided not to
appoint. minister to Mexico until
peace is restored in that country -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
IMPERIAL SHRINE BEGUN

IspeciaI uablegram 70 Nippu Jiji.)H
TOXIC, March 25.-Actun work or
the Meiji Shrine was started today. IN
this city. The Shrine will be erected
in honor of the late Meiii Emperor,
Mutsuhito. Thousands OF JAPANESE
will contribute to the fund. W ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
TO CURE 4 COLD Tn ONE Dll

take LAXATIVE BRoMo .QUININE
liablsts). Druggists refund money II
lalls to cure. The signature Of
:. W. GROVE is on each box Man
ia tured by the PARIS MEDICINH
% 81 Louis, u. S. A. 4 -. 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :.
BSB0P W[l TAKE TAX: I REST

fspaeial oahlsrranmI r. Haxaii lhhinps

Especial cabItgrsn 70 Hfaval shinpo.)
TOXIC, March ~ Or. M. c. Harris
bishop in charge Of the Methodist mis-
sions Of Korea, who. left ON board tn,
Shinyo Maru for the United States las
Friday, was awarded the order Of
Euiho- Bho, second class, by the Mi
kado. He has been more than thirty
years working among the Japanese ant
has done much good work educati%
the people. Doctor Harris Il much be
loved by the Japanese and returns
their affection, il being one Of bis fav
prite sayings that he is a Japanese
born in the United, States he ex
poets to return after q short rest at
home.
I American and Japanese friends
the bishop are planning warm wei
come for him when he reaches, Homo
lulu. a formal dinner win be given t.
him by the Japanese, among whom h,
is well known and highly esteemed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
cANAE TO OPEN SOON

tAsseciated Ppsbs " Federal Wifeisss!l
, NEW YORK March n. General
Goethals sailed from this city for Pan
anna yesterday Before leaving here
he talked about the canal zone, pre-;
dieting that The big ditch would sire
~ be opened for traffic BY April Is, I'M
less something unforeseen occurs. ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER !.
/ =, iS,'MoTHER or a GIRL
CAssociated Press By Federal wirslsss.)

VhSSV'I4teu FfesS by FedeFAI WlFeIeSb'J
,PHILADELPHIA, March 81. -
President Wilson has another grand
daughter, born here last night. The
mother is Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayre
said to be the Presidents fayorito
child. Mr.. Wilson telegfaphed his con
CALCULATIONS last night. '.','
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
LAST of YAHls IS DEAD

&, SAN FRANcIsco, ], March q. IIshi,
the surviving YAH Indian, who was
found wandering IN the hills near Orc!
vile, California, IN the summer OF 1911,
and adopted by the University Of Cali.
fornia, died there yesterday from tuber.
eulosis. Isfi 81 believed to have. been
about sixty years Old. :, ~ X -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28
HOUSTON is VISITED
Z BY DISASTROUS FIRE

tAssociat.L i Press BY FsdSfal wireisss.)
HOUSTON, Texas, March 27--HaI'
o million dollars worth Of cotton AM
railroad cars went up in smoke leeS
night when fire swept thu railw,v
yards of the Missouri, Kansas s. T Y
line here, The great cotton shHA, WcrN
almost destroyed, and the yard build
ings and offices burned.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-28

The accounts |, OF the Trent Trnst
Company, exec9tor Of the estate Of J,
], ByTpe, deeeased, have been approved
~ i5lidge whitney. $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25
FOURTEEN PERMITS
For Minor Buildings We're Issued by
Building Inspector Fahoy
SATURDAY..

Inspector John J. Fahay issued four
teen permits for minor building work
last week. One was for new garage
one for raising residence, and another
for q club house.
The weeks list:
James H. Emblem &; Co.. bath room
9St Main.
Mrs. Charles Clouse. porch. 5l+ AL
ley B. 20.
VIM McDermott. repairs. 1880 Chap
line. Calvin Runyan.
VI. c. Moore. paint shop. No. SIS In
diana street.
F. C. Hanke. new front and altera'
tions. 200 Main. H. G. McFadden.
Mrs. Grace Spargo. one-roon addition
457 Market street.
John Medick. repairs. 24o1 Chap
line. J. w. Beltz & Sons Co.
Mrs. George Reed. repairs. 2155 Main
J. W. Beltz & Sons Co.
Mrs. Lewis. garage. 1919 McColloch
J. W. BeltZ & Sons Co.
Harry Schambra. repairs. S1l Market
J. w Beltz & Sons Co.
A. J. Kraft. repairs. At S. York. ]. W
Beltz & Sons Co.
r. Q. Schafer. repairs. 1917 Wood. J.
w. Beltz & Sons Co.
Charles Grosser. raise residence, 2912
Market. Clark Craft.
Joseph Becker. club house, Water
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Mary Dudley is III at her home
In Bae Mar, Pleasant Valley.
Ralph McFadden of Elmwood Is
spending few days In Brooke county
on business.
Mrs Frank Duvall OF Elm Grove. who
was injured in an automobile accident
Sunday afternoon. is reported 10 be get
ting along very nicely.
Phil McDermott and Bert Mccain Of
Woodsdale have returned from VIII
Transport. W. Va.
The work on the building of the new
station at Woodlawn Is being rushed TO
completion.
Miss Sarah Leach OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
is spending few days the guest Of
friends on the Bethany pike.
Miss Flora Harter of Chicago. ILL.,, IS
visiting relatives in GrcEgsvillc.
Friday evening lawn fete will be
held: on the lawn surrounding the Tri-
adelphia NJ. F. church.
On Friday evening Miss Mildred
Organ OF Elm Grove will be hostess to
the members of her Sunday school class
of the Stone Presbyterian church.
Miss Ada Thompson will entertain the
members Of tho y. O. +. club at her
home In Elm Grove this evening. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25

burg. Mrs. Mckinney is a lovely wom-
an and Mr.. Mckinney is one OF the most
highly respected men Of Tyler county.
He is proprietor Of q store al RcNs Run.
where they will make their home.
Miss Lorraine Wilmoth. who has been
the guest Of Miss Nancy Clarke has re-
turned home TO Elkins. ". Va.
Miss Ethel Cunningham. who has been
visiting at her home for few weeks.
left today for Pittsburgh to resume her
training in the South Side hospital.
Miss Clara Alder Is spending several
days with Miss lsobel Sanders at her
hummer home near Friendly.
Mrs. Clyde Wilson and daughter,
Kathleen, who have been spending sew
cral weeks with SiStersville relatives.
have left for their home in Morgan
town.
Mrs. W. H. Young and two children.
Alice and Robert. left Saturday Tor
Webster Springs TO spend several weeks.
Miss Frances LeBaun Of New York,
Miss Lillian Graves OF Akron ana Mss s
Hilrs guests, and Miss Martha .BiEham
of Pittsburgh. who is visiting Miss
Helen Slcmakcr. shared honors al DIN
ner given THURSDAY evening ny w Mrss
Tho guests were invited to Miss Jack
sons home, where clock guessing CON
test was held. the favor. an ivory CLOCK,
going TO Miss sara Bailey. AT nov uih-
ner was served in the Wells dining
room, whore a long table was heautl-
fully arranged for IS guests.
The Misses Margaret Galtney. Eliza
beth Wayman. LYDIA Blade. Madeline
kenney, Mildred De Groote, Elizabeth
Quigley, Helen Sutton. Mary Ankron,
Lucy Stops and Nelma Adams left sat,
urday for Pyle Inn. where they VIII
camp for week. They we're chaper-
oned by Misses Elizabeth Gahncy. Coo
Pomeroy and Blanche Cutler.
Mrs. T. w. Bell and son, Julius. left
Saturday for Oakland. Md. to visit for
several weeks.
Mrs. Perry Wolfe and little son have
left for Smithncld, where Mr. Wolfe is
located and where they will make their
Misses Mabel and Eva slvott of Cairo
are spending week or 10 days Win
Sistcrsvile friends.
Miss Lillian Graves has returned to
her home in Akron. Ohio: after being
Mr.. and Mrs. Cln Stayman and chill
dren. Mary and Robert. nre the guests
of MIR and Mrs. c. r. Kerr.
Miss Bertha Chadderdon has gone TO
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. TO visit Miss Sara
Agnew.
4 boating and bathing party was
given Friday in honor OF Miss Lillian
Graves Of Akron, Miss Wilma Aspin or
Tulsa, Miss Martha Righam of Pitts
burEh and Miss Frances LeBaun OF New
York
Miss Frances LeBaun Of New York.
who has been the house guest OF Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25
REDUCING FIRE RISK
WITH SKIM MILK.

Instead Of feeding skim milk to the
hogs, farmers may use it in the man
ufacture Of a fire-resistant covering
for building purposes, especially shin.
giles. according to Ernest Mccullough
of Chicago, a fire protection engineer
for the cement industry.
Mr.. Mccullough says a mixture of
cement and ordinary fine sand in a
paste is effective as a fre-retardant
preparation for shingles. but it has
the difficulty that the wood absorbs
the water and the dry sand and cement
blow away. AS skim milk Is the me-
dunn used to hold intact the pigments
in cold-water paint. so by using skim
milk without water the integrity of
the paste is assured.
This use Of skim milkA in the pre-
paration Of certain paints has long
been known to the trade as a trade
secret. Now it is given out to the
general public so that any farmer can
cover his own farm buildings with a
fre-retardant paint made from the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25
SISTERSVILLE

Earnest H j. ca i and l., d" k. 'O Peterson
are spending Two weeks at Atlantic City,
Philadelphia and New York
Mrs. George EdEctt and two children
have gone 10 Chicago 10 spend several
weeks with relatives.
Josiah Dnbson and Alex Boyd are in
Lupton. Mich, spending this month fish,
Ing.
Miss Agnes Kelly. trained nurse of
Roanoke. Va. has arrived here to visit
her sisters. the Misses Margaret and
Helen Kelly.
Ill. who have been visiting sstcrsville
relatives. have left for Mcdonald. Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Gushing have ar
rived home from Buffalo. y. T.. where
they attended the Imperial shrine.
Gill r. Wilson, who has been visiting
turned to his home in Wcirton. W. Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Francis Sutton
have arrived home from a brief honey
moon spent in Pittsburgh
Mrs. +. {. Harrington and family left
last week for Chautauqua Lake. y. Y.
10 spend tho remainder of the summer
at their cottage.
Miss Marcella Cooney, who has been
spending several weeks AT her home. has
left for Chicago. where she teaches
renmanship in the schools.
Louis Case has returned from n brief
visit with friends in Greensburg, Pa.
Miss Annette Frame arrived home
last night from Greensburg. Pa, where
she has been the guest of Miss Mordelle
Sergeant for two weeks.
Mrs. J. u. Case returned homo Sun
day evening from Mcdonald. Pa, where
she was the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
J. J. Horty
Miss Bertha Toussaint left Wednes-
day for Muncie. Ind, to visit relatives
for few weeks.
Mrs. Alice Algeo of Sistersville and
George Ellsworth Mckinney Of Bens
Run were married Tuesday In Parkers-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25
WEST VIRGINIA
BUILDING NOTES

Huntington-Sch Board let con
tract to Robert Odell, Huntington, 20
erect addition to and remodel school;
35x52 it.; stories; steel. wood and
brick; built-up combination, paper, as;
bestos and grave! roof; reinforced
concrete and wood floors. steam heat :;
cost $4,000; electric lights, $500; T.
n. Alger, Archt., Huntington:
Madison-Boone County receives
bids through Elmer Nelson, Clerk, un
til August Is 10 erect courthouse
plans and specifications at office H
Rus Warne. Aren't, Charleston, ". Va;
bids considered on either completion
of building as whole or by sections, &c
be erected on foundation recently laid
Fairmont-Ar, Glass Novelties
Fairmont Art Glass Co. will rebuild
plant reported burned at S2o,eOO loSs'
provide for greater facilities; corfu
gated steel buildings.
Moundsville. Church, JEFF,
ferson Ave. and 18th ST, let CONTRACT
to D T Burton. Moundsville, 10 erect
building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25

Downs and Fairmont, and for 10000
tons limestone, f. o. b. Downs, Farm
ington and Worthington; plans, speci
fications,. ETC., at office County Clerk
and J. Russell Wilson, Engr., First Ma.
tional Bank Bldg, Warrington, W. Va
New acknowledgement County
Court, S. Myers. Clerk, will build 15.mi
road in Church Dist; bids until Aug
9; also until Aug. for furnishing Al,
900 So. yds. brick and $4,000 tons lime,
stone, f. 0. b. Hundred and Burton, W.
Va; plans, specifications, ETC., at of:
flee County Clerk and Of J. Russell
Wilson, Engr., First National Bank
Bldg, Warrington, ". Va.
Spencer-Roane County. Walton
Dist, plans concrete paving for public
roads; amount available for eXpendi'
refs ca TSs fe ceSs Co e
Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25
ROAD NEWS

Elkins-Randolph County Court. W
O. Triplett. President will build Is
mi. roads and streets in LeadVille
Dist: plans, specifications, ETC.. on file
in office County Clerk and Road Engr
Elkins. and CLANCY & Armstrong. Fair
mont, ". Va: bids until August 10.
Fairmont-Marion County Court. A
G.. Martin, Clerk. will build 80 mi. high
way in Lincoln Dist: construction bids
until Aug. 8: also until Aug 3 to fur
nish 1Ol,765 50. yds. brick f. o. b.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-25
Hattie Hill, left Saturday for Kokomoi
Ind, to attend O house party.
BIG CONTRIBUTION.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-contribu-
tions to the treasurys conscience
fund" for the fiscal year ending juno
80. amounted to S54.932.15. making q
total Of S498,T6S.54 returned by persons
whose coHscicnces were uneasy over
frauds against the government.
Figures compiled at the treasury de-
partment to-day show the returns were
much larger during the past year thSA
ever before, chiefly because Of two un-
usual contributions, one for $4,000 and
one for $4,000.
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Will Deliver Lecture.

Rev. G. |. Wilson. pastor OF the War
row evening deliver free lecture in the
Dallas Presbyterian church. speaking on
the work which is being accomplished
by the church in West Virginia. The
lecture will be illustrated by stcreopti-
con views,
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Jones Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services for the late william
Jones. who died at the county hospital
Sunday. was held yesterday afternoon
1nterment was made In tho infirmary
cemetery. Elm Grove. The relatives Of
the deceased man live in North Caro-
lima