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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
GEN, HOLLINCSWORTH
DENIES AN ELEVENTH
HOUR FALSEHO0D
Special Dispatch to the lntcIliscncer.

CADlZ, Ohio, Nov. 6-ln answer 20
newspaper inquiry congressman
Hollingsworth today. referring to the
claim of his Democratic opponent mat
he has been insincere in dealing WILD
public questions and in his voting IN
congress. said:
"Gcncrally speaking, I might well
and truthfully denOunce as wholly
imaginary and false any and all lnsih-
nations from any source attrlbutlnS
to me want Of sincerity or double
dealing with any question before coz
greSs. Such stories as have been pup
lished are both false and foolish; they
are on par with The fake SherWnou
letter sent 10 the old soldiers OF my
district, in 1910. on the eve or the
election when 100 late for its forged
character 10 be exposed, purportlng
10 be signed by Gen. Sherwood, with
whom | had long co-labored in the IN
fprest of our comrades Of the Civil
War, and personally asking them 10
vote for my opponent, then and now Il
candidate against me.
Such stories. if true, of voting both
ways on public questions, ought not
to aid an opposing candidate VINO IN
an AGRICULTURAL district like TINS couu
first vote against free wool, and then,
after the same bill was vetoed by the
President and a twO-thirds vote was
necessary 10 pass it over the veto,
voted with his party to so pass 1t, and
afterward voted for The Underwood
bill with its free wool and other bus
! misunderstanding features.
Il would rather be defeated for con-
eress than elected by such question
| able practices.
"Furlhcr than this I decline 10 enter
| into any personal controversy with my
/ opponent. His methods are not my
Methods
! Tonight. there was being circulated
by a relay of automobiles throughout
/ the rural sections Of the Eighteenth
district. Il letter. concerning the liquor
! situation in the river-front towns, and
| purported 10 have been written by
: General Hollingsworth. 81 denounce
/ the letter as absolute forgery from
beginning 10 end. never saw it be-
! fore. and there is not word of truth
/ in it," Congressman Hollingswor
said
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MURDER ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN
DONE BY WILLIAM TRUAX
AN EX-BARTENDER
Shooting Is Said To Have Been Result
Of Old Grudge-Truax Lodged
In Jail

Wilbur Israel, 80, we'll known
SeIlaire character, was shot and
almost instantly killed this MORN
ing at 12:l Is o'clock by William
Truax. IS, an ex.bartender, in front
of the BeIIaire brewery, Hamilton
and Thirty.fifth streets, Bellaire.
The bullet entered IsraeI's left
breast near the heart and he died
before an ambulance could be had.
Truax was Immediately arrested
by Officers letters and Stewart
and locked up in the BeIIaire Jail.
The police say he admits the kill
ing.
It is reported that the shooting
was the result of lcng-standing
feud between the men and when
they met this morning they re-
neWed the old quarrel and Truax
wfipned out revolver and shot
Israel
The police would give out little
information relative to what
prompted the murder or the de-
tails Of the shooting. The body of
Israel was removed to the Myers
undertaking establishment where
a post mortem examination will be
conducted this morning.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
TRUSTEES SALE

by virtue o, deed II trust made b. Ruth J..
Richardson and J. J.. Richardson. her husband. 10
James \. GIrrlSOn. trustee. dated the It'll day Of
October. 1911. and recorded In the office OF tie
Clerk of the County Court Of Ohio County, Yves. Viz
gnia. Deed Of Trust Book. No. ll6. psGe G..
will sell Mt public auction on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 9th. 1916.
commencing ct ten O'clock q. 1t the north front
cn,rGnrc Of the court house n said Ohio County.
West Virginia. the following described property. that
is say. all OF the undivided scrrrty-fsYe five run
drrt sixty five hlndIcdth, o. tho Pittsburgh or Riser
lea Of coal. together with certain mining rights.
DERIVING certain parcels Of land situate In
Philadelphia District Ohio County. West Ti-s"ia.
adjoining the Town OF West Union
First tract: Pittsburgh River vein of coal and
mlnmS rights containing coo acres. conveyed by
Test amen; Of George W. Rhodes. deceased. to D..
ElyaTd Pollock. Il al the deed being Of record N
Deed Book. Vol. lJJ LaEr 53S.
Second Tract: Pittsburgh River vein NJ coal
together with certain mining rights. containing 1896
acres being the property conveyed 10 J. b. Pol
lccH Ct 81. hy James q. Finley. e. al the deed be-
.us recorded In Dce,l Book Vol. 1856. page lis.
Tmrd Tract: Pittsburgh River rein OF coal. 20
scihrr with certain miniG rights. containing 1Qlj
acres: being the Property conveyed TO ]. ,. Pol
Deed Book 49,. page i13.
Fourth Tract Pittsburgh or Rires vein OF coal.
tuGe;hc: with certain mining rights. containing i9S
acres cou,cyrd 70 !. Il. Pollock. ct al. By Sylvia
Elizabeth EilI!rk tie deed being OF record in Deed
I:ouh. Vol. I%6. page 300
Being IS acres OF the urd!vided Interest conveyed
hy J. D. Pollock. e. al. to Edward Martin by decd
dated FEBRUARY - 1911. and recorded in the Clerk )
utflcr Of Ohio County. West Virginia. in Decd Book.
Vol la3. PAGE ~: and being the 75 acres which
Was conveyed hy Edward Martin. September 10th.
I?l4. 10 Ruth ]. Richardson. deed for tho same be-
In. nf record in Deed Book. Vol 13S. page 396.
TERMS OF SALE nc-third Of tho purchase
rnclley or 50 much more The purchaser may elect
10 pav. cash IN hand the day Of tho sale, and
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spend several days with Mrs. Dwight
Wagner, at Leatherwood.
Mrs. John Barnes, of Weston, has
arrived for Il visit with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Travis. of Fourteenth street.
Mrs. George Couch, of Charleston,
". Va, who has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. lLaZlett, Of Pleasant
Valley. returned to her home yester-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Shirer. Of Zanes-
willie, o., will be guests at the Philo-
Frctcr wedding, in Kirkwood, to-mor-
row.
Mrs. Clarence +. Allen will go 10
Fairmont this morning TO attend the
opening sessions Of the Woman's Mis-
souary society annual convention.
f. r. Smith will 20 to SistersvlIle
this morning.
Allan \. Doc" Smith. we'll known
local restaurant proprietor. will leave
Thursday for Florida. where he VIII
spend the winter. He had planned 10
20 earlier but deferred his trip until
after the election that he might cast
avute for Charles Evans Hughes.
j. l.. Mulanry III Nanlrrerirt. Pa. ar
rived in This cit! last night FOR a short
visit with friends.
Miss Sadie HartZnrE OF tho South
Side has returned home after spending
he Weekend with friends at Charleroi,
Pa.
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presidential. struggle. Dry and Wet forces each
claiming victory. Ii both amendments are adopted.
the hone rule law he maGc effective first. SAY
state officials.
Twelve hInd:rd election officials have Been ap-
pointed TO watch tho voting and count the ballots n
Detroit II is expected that At least 0h0 pcrsouS
viii rGto here.
Republican ard Democratic state lradCrS reiterated
previous claims that their presidential candidai:
would carry Michigan. john ManEum. Republican
chairman. predicted the election uf Republican
congressman III each ~ tina L. districts. Chairman
Andrew t. StcrcnSnu. Ui the Democratic committee.
declared that Congressman Dorcmls and lcahuS
would he elected and said he had hopes that!
Democratic candidates would defeat Republican r1n-
EirSSmcn in the Fifth Sixth and Twelfth districts
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c,.c,ion were Hughes. or Wilson. wet or
dry and Governor Hiram Johnson. Re-
publican or George FL. Iutton. Demo
rrat for the United States Senate. The
hcaGquartr.s of the Prohibition forces
nero predicted landslide for amend
uIrut number two restricting the sale
Of liuuor in public drinking places ana
retail stores" and a winning vote or
800. 900 for complete prohibition. IN Il
statement given out today
Both Republicans and Democrats are
claiming the state.
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In Colorado.

DENVER Co!o Nov. Cloth political parties
sent their speakers whtrnG through tho state to-
night to bring to an end the campaign N Colorado.
Governor George y. Carlson. Republican. made his
final arrcal for votes at Greeley. while Julius t..
C;un,er his Democratic opponent delivered his last
speech at Florence
.Carlsoa will win by at least 30. 900 votes. said
T. T. Sc,wart. Republican chairman, Tho will rim
ahead Of his ticket bur Hughes will carry the state
By 4 substantial majority.
Wilson will carry Colorado by 10. 000.' said RAJ
mond Miller. Democratic chairman. Wilson and
G;lntor will sweep the entire ticket with them.
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ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Thr Roy. Hug,
Ilolmgrcn. rHStor 81 Swedish Chapel
WAS arrested tonight. and charged viii
GclOniouS assault for shooting James
Long. Ia years nld. who was playing in
the street in front Of the parsonage in
Harlem. TIL" boy was wounded in the
side The pastor said children had been
annoying him. He WIS taken to a hos.
pital for examination.
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Dry FIGHT IN Nabra

OMAHA. N"D.. No.. G.--lnt"r"St in
TN National AMI state tickets and the
prohibition yain"ndm"ut with fair wealth
- predicted Tor tn" election will bring
"ut NrhraSI.:,S largest vote tomorrow
i. Vas predicted by political leaders to-
nI%It;. The 'w"tS' AMI ''dryS' rnd"d
.h"!i' vigorous campaign tonight with
u|th "qu;tiiy confident ~ victory. IT,
Publican LEADERS, claim tn" STATE by 4
majority az i".n4o to 2D.nu0 while the
Democrats c!ai,n ST" sat" for Wilson
wiz! I lead ~ - h"n
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LONDON, Nov. t.. CSC p. MA Be-
lin despaICh forwarded by way of Co
penhagen says The Berlin Post an-
nounccs that General Grocner. VINO,
according 10 Il recent report, was 10
become head OF the Department Of Mu-
niions, will be made Dictator of
Economics, with absolute power 10
deal with exports and imports and 10
have control of the apartment of all
officials connected with the food qurS-
lions. According to the Post Adolph
Won Ratocki, president OF The food
regulation board. probably will be
placed under General Groener unless
"as expected" he prefers to retire.
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WILBUR ISRAEL SHOT DOWN IN
BEuA|RE STREET THIS MORNING

jury which invest igaind III" death 81
the TWO Everett men killed i'll tine riot
'rh" jury. after brief dclih"raiiOn. re-
turned Il verdict thai Charles u. CurtiSS
II puSS"man, who was instantly killed
and Deputy Sheriff jefferson Beard
who died of his wounds carly today
met death from "ElnShnt wounds in
iliCtrd lay u riutnuS mob "n II" Steamer
NcTunH ut the city dock"
All hul Two of lhr witnesses called
Testified thar the first shots were Tired
from the Steamer Verona. Un which the
invading Industrial W"rkcrs cam" from
a.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. C. l'rlnu,IatIr aud Republican
state chalrmrr fortnight claimed Maryland for Ih9
respective heads of the national ticket aud the cau;
iatc Tor the United States senate While thu Demo-
Gratis expressed confidence that they wuul.i elect
cIeSSnMl tom four districts and placed the other
t#O III thu drTHiul column. the Republicans said
there SnrL rliarr ;"r them 70 Al least dItr!e
the congressional delegation.
Republicans claimed that f4rtiuual differences
among the Democrats VIII contribute Ia the election
Ia tho United States senate TT lig. I"Sccih l. France
over Congressman laI!d ]. Weller. Democrat.
The Prohibition question VIII lie voted IN tho
remaining eleven wet uaiiS III" state. including
the cities Of baltimore. ANNAPOLIS. Cumberland.
llaGerstuTn. Frederick and Iavrc lie Grace.
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wa and Drv In Nirhloan

DETROIT. Mich. Nov G..rrcpara'inlS wcrn c"tn
prtrd tonight 10 handle and safeguard tn" elect nr
In Michigan tomorrow. which Is expected To hrr1
oil: the heaviest vote in the Statos history. II
Detroit federal state and local authorities WORKING
separately declared they were prepared TO take drdS
tic measures to prevent Illegal voting.
The fight 10 mako Michigan dry by passage nr
constitutional amendment for prohibition and tn.
counter contest to let each community regulate ~
!!q,or traffic under an amendment providing f."
hon. rule. we're Issues which orrrSEadu%r even III
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Joins the Nntionalists.

PARIS. N"v. i. 49, T.. m.-A IlavaS
despatch from Athens says:
".'ulnncI Ealrm"n"p".i'~. commands
in@ Ia" furtv-lhirh regiment at Nnln
with numerous officers aud virtually all
tine soldiers. has Joined IT," Nationalist
movement. II" will report /" General
Sarr;lil. the French commander Of the
allied forces. and max" an riG"rt Ia r.,
gain tn" Greek forts which were turned
over Ia the EUlgariunS."
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Nauafln Doubtful.

RENO. New. Nov. d.--rhc Nevada
campaign was concluded tonight with
,hr outcome in doubt. Vigorous cam
paisus have been made by the three
candidates for United States Senator,
KY. Fittman. seeking reelection on
the Democratic ticket, Samuel Fiat on
the Republican ticket and Grant Miller.
Socialist. Women will vote in Ne
vada 10" the first time tomorrow.
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Heavy Vote Tn Arizona

PiIOkNlN. .Nriz.. Nov. 6.--Tnc heay-
i"&t N"t" cyrr recorded in Arizona is
expected IL t'a brought out tomorrow
chiefly through iutcrcst aroused by the
temperance: iv'IcratiuU IN tho prohibi-
ton amendment 10 brin; tn" state uu-
der III" operation ii the N"bb-kcnron
,"w. Rival party committees continue
th"ir predictions ut victory
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De1aware Tor C, o. P

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. 6.--Bot il
Republican and Democratic leaders to-
night are predicting victory i'll Della
ware tomorrow. Republican State
Chairman 4. r. Benson declares tina; the
state will be carried by that party by Il
large majority. while Harry T. Graham,
Democratic state chairman. predicts that
Wilson will have $500 plurality and that
the state ticket will be elected by APP
proXima tcly the same vote.
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Heavy Vote,

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 6.-The vote
tomorrow. regardless of the weather,
will b,. larger than ever before, II is
believed. The iucr"HS" of registration
of woman is noteworthy.
Tho senatorial candidates. Miles poln-
dexter. Republican. and George Turner.
Democrat. both OF Spokane, completed
their campaign at home.
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WHITE TO TAKE CHARGE

MrALESTEN. Okla. Nov G.-Tohn r.
White. president at he United Mine
Workers Of America. will arrive here
Wednesday III direct tho strike uf Okla
h"ma coal miners who walked out No
v"mh"r ! h"cauS" nj unsettled clauses
III IN" hicnfllal wage contracts. This
WAS announced today at union head
uNartcrS here.
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Name French Cardinals.

rNIiIS. Nov. 6, VII" H. W.--.t d"S-
patch to the iiavaS Agency from Naples;
says:
"AccOrrlln@ t" !hr Matiinn. Pope
Benedict ut the next conSiSturr will
nam" thrr" cardinals from among the
French rrrlatcS in order tn show his
sympathy for thu French clergy. the
candidates will hc the arrhhi%h"pS OF
l;rnncS. I,oucn and Lyons"
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Both Claim Victory,

WILMINGTON bel. Nov G.--Both Republican ant
Democratic leaders night predicting victory II
this stato to nl,rrnw. Republican State Chairman A.
T. Benson declares the state will be carried by thai
party hv rs large 4 majority usual. while Harr!
a. Graham Democratic state chairman. predicts thai
Wilson will carry the state br $500 majority ant
that the state ticket will he elected by approximately
the same vote.
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Roth Claim Orerou

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. "a heavy
vote will be cast throughout Oregon TO-
morrow. according TO indications to-
night In the final statements Leaders
OF both parties claimed the state for
their respective presidential candidates.
ne Democrats 10y 10000 votes and tho
Republicans by 1905.
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Walsh Declines,

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nuv. 6.--f'raEk
j. Walsh. FORMER chairman Of the Fed
Hra industrial Relations Commission.
might SAID h" would not TAX" charge
at the d"GrnS" az the Industrial Work
'rS Of h" World. in Jail in Seattle in
Cnlin""lI"n with IN" riot yesterday ut
Everett. Wash. Efforts Ia engage Walsh
We're mad" in Il telegram from Vim. H.
Haywood. general secretary Of til. T.
". W. sent from Chicago
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Drys Claim California.

SNE FRANCISCO. rni. Nov. G.-[nd:-
r;ti:"nS VIZ" apparent today ~ = trn-
!n"lii"uS Wi" throughout California to-
morrow. :t"r"rdin" :" political leaders
i$$i."S which -r"iu"d 10 "u;lin" th"m-
selves fu"$i Sharply "n thc exc o: the
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Tpta TS Tpnrv

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. Nov. 6.-Tha
largest vote in the history Of New Mex
leo is expected at tUmorrow'S election ut
which 4 United States Senator. Governor
and 4 full state ticket will hr chosen.
Both parties are claiming the state.
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Rad weather predicted.

EOISC Idaho. Nov. 6.--ltcavy rains
and wet SHOWS over all of SUujhrri
Idaho today made the roads bad and
promised continuation oil bad weather
on Tuesday is expected to curtail the
rural vote
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rn+1, SIdna Conf emit.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov. -
The campaign in Utah closed tohlEnt
With both sides claiming Il sweeping
victory. whilo party leaders were ad-
mitriug that the election would be
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BATTLE OF BALLOTS
Continued from Page Nine. }

registration Indicates Il Republican Diu-
rtIttr III ST. Louis which they count on
:" overcome the Democratic vote in the
rural districts.
Both Democratic and Republican lead
IRIS tOM.Gilt claim ~. Stnim
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To,1ubt To last.

HELENA. Mont. Nov. G.---Montana 8
campaign is being fought up to the las:
hour with speeches in Butte and Helena
tonight by party leaders. 1t Is expected
that Il record vote will be cast through
out the state tomorrow.
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VILLA ARMY
Continued From First PageD
troops in his division when il is con
plcled.
American Stabbed

American Stabbed.
FL iASD. Ten. Nov. G-Th. ASSOC
Cnatrd Frees CORRESPONDENT at Chihuahua
City who reached IT," border last niEht
was informed before leaving ChihuHhuu
tlly that llr. Encalr;lcrnm Brumdu Wni,t,
the physician Of c., rrrru. rhihuuhua,
VINO HAD b"'.II made Il prIS"u"r 10y villa
and forced Ia treat n. lrlnhit'S woundrJ
leg. was in ';urrr"r., saturday in cna,,c
OF Villas Temporary lirh! hospital nr.
Hrundn Whit IS 4 Lir.ic:In citizen nor :,
British subject. II,' WAS Reported re-
Gently 10y refugees irum Caih,iahua civ.
as having been killed. lay Villa bandit :.
SIaniard who arrived from Chihui-
hua city last night ia Inrd to. have, con-
nrmatlun OF thu r"pbrI that lr. t. H..
Fisher aged and WEALTHY American
physician at Santa i;n$tlln.. hand hccn
stabbed In death h? Villa bandits.
State Department !:S"nI$ received IN
formation from t'!,ihuHhun city TO-DAY
thai merchants in i!at city were shII,-
IlnS supplies Ia IN" Border ut Iuarrx for
Shuuld he enter the town.
other refugees reaching the border MS
S"rt that Villa h"!rl$ practically "vrry-
lhnE III tn" stat" al Chihuahua save tho
capital.
S"r"n thousand l.; considered hv these
refugees iu he a conservative estimate
az the number OF Er.,n Villa has Car
rAnHa soldiers. refugees say. are joining
Vita daily.
~ HITlNil mere 81 Mrs. i.nrlIIIII,
mother of form, frVrrnnr I1naciu i..uri-
puc%. of Chihuahua. mas caused MrXi-
ranS having relatives III thihIahun civ
to telegraph them Ia come 10 he border.
III. PASD TrN. Nov. G-pnSe.urer.
arriving Ionigh: ir"ll Chihunhua civ
said that thu. fr"iing Of apprehension
among tho p""pl" th,rr had been greatly
ailay"d h"cau$" ur IL" ARRANGEMENTS OF
General TrcVino /" protect IN" city
i,,SI .i.s.,
dominate the approaches of the city
from Santa EoSi hill. they added. and
the only field guns an cars are those b.
longing I" the armorol train that is kept
IN rcadin"Ss should III" Villa forces
conn" within striking distance.
No frpuris hav" ir"It yet received re-
Ehrding the Americans in Iarr;li. they
said. but refugees from Santa RnSHIia
confirmed tn" death of DIR. e. H. Fisher.
an American. at th,' lands of The bandits
who rHihed that place.
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What Cures
Eczema?

We want all WHO have suffered Cor
many years the fortunes Of eczema. and
who have sought medical aid in vain. 10
read this.
We. as did established druggists If
This community. wish IL rrcola,HIrd 10
You wash thar has brought welcome re-
lief 4" sn many NJ our customers aud
may moan the end ri your agony This
mild. simple wash. H. y. y. Prcsc-!p-
tlun. MADE in the n. ID. H. Laboratories,
Chicago. is 4 scientific compound Of Oil
If Wintrrgrrcn. ThyInol Glycrriue, and
"thrr soothing healing ingredients
The eject Of u. d. u. IS to Santhc in.
Startlr. us soon as applied then II prn.-
iratcS TIL" pores, destroys and throws Of
m" disease germs and leaves the skin
clean and healthy
Come TO rs and We will fell You moro
about this rcmar kahlr remedy 26c, soc
and S1.oD Your money back unless tho
FIRST hottI" relieves YOU. d. y. u. Soap
Keeps your skin healthy. Ask about It.
I'D. I'D. I'D. ' ns' s st. %fs'i
szauzsszzeus.rzzszzs Skin Remedy
Hoscpuv1s Drug Co. stores.
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I. w, VS. Responsible.

Sihiliiy for tn" pitched hattl" hciW"rn
80 members Of tho Industrial Workers
of the World and Il posse Of lao Everett
citizens at the city dock yesterday in
which scvcn men lost their lives and
nifty were wounded. WIS placed upon
ihr men on the boat by the cnroncr'S
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TURN ON GERMANS
Continued from First Page.)

class. The amount of damage done 10
the battleship is not known by The
British admiralty.
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D I E D

d I f u
HaMILToN-On Sunday. november S. 1915. st II
o'clock .. m. WILLIAM W. HAMILTON. aSod GJ
years i months and u days.
Funeral services Ut the residence OF bis nephew.
Charles II. Runaway. No. $40 South Penn street.
Tuesday Noyrmbcr = 1916 at : 80 o'clock D.
Friends OF the family invited to attend Inter-
Incnt Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. 4: Green
wood m:;cry.
JOHNSON Sunday. November s. 1918. at i:;5
o'clock =. H., TT her late residence. S3i 4a.n
street.. MARY A.. widow Of The late Thomas Johns.
Funeral services .: the Fist Unitarian church. Eot
street. Tuesday afternoon O'Clock. Friend, III
urd. lnterment private at Youngstown o.
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charge Of the defense of the Industrial
Workers Of The World in jail here are
being made by VIM. ID. Haywood, gem
eral OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the organ
iXaliOn, according to telegram re-
ccivrd today by Mailer from Mr.. Hay
wood. who is in Chicago.