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Carranza Men
TO Cooperate
With US. Troops

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. March LOOM
Gals OF the de facto Mexican govern
ment at Aqua Prieta. asserted tonignt
that Villa spies infested practically
every American town along the inter-
national boundary
General =. Elias Gales, military
governor of Sonora, has suggested TO
the American authorities here through
Ives G. LleYier. the Mexican consul,
that the alleged spies, who he says
are known to him, be barred and IN
termed. or sent back into Mexico. In
case of the latter action, General Cali
es said he was ready to deal out stern
justice.
American women at Nacozari and
Pilares de NacoZari. Sonora, arrived
here late today. They were sent out
by the management OF the mining
companies at those places. A number
OF American women still remained at
II llgre, a mining camp in eastern
Sonora.
National Guard was being recruited to
full war strength tonight.
Although General Gales has refused
TO comment upon the action of Presi-
dent Wilson in ordering a punitive ex-
petition of troops into Mexico TO cap
ture Francisco Villa he indicated a
desire TO cooperate with American
soldiers in this task.
General Gales despatched Colonel
Dato Campbell with a patrol of 100
cavalry from Aqua Prieta late today
with orders to enter Chihuahua in an
endeavOr to locate the Villa bandits.
Colonel Campbell was instructed TO
cooperate in every way possible with
the United States border patrol.
The departure of 1000 Mexican cav
airy and infantry from Hermosillo for
Aqua Prieta, from which point they
will be distributed along the eastern
Sonora border to guard mining camps
was delayed until today. They has
been expected to leave tonight. They
Will march overland to Aqua Prieta.
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CONDUCTOR WAS
In GREAT DANGER
HE suFF ERED WITH PAINS
THROUGHOUT HIS ENTIRE
BODY. THOUGHT he
HAD PLEURlST

twenty-five per cent of our educat-
ed people die because OF ignorance" is
the recent statement OF noted scien-
list. Although paradoxical. the truth
of this statement Is Significant. especi-
ally with respect to those who live IN
the cities.
After worldwide search. Plant
Juice, was discovered. which Is a com
bination OF plants from the juices of
which was extracted a tonic that has
proven to be the greatest of all known
remedies for the stomach. liver. kid.
neys and blood. This is now widely
known throughout the larger cities OF
the country on account OF IL revivify-
Ing and reconstructive action, which Is
so apparent that the user finds him.
self Infused with new life and his bod
lily Ills vanish as IL by magic.
Plant Juice is daily gaining converts
throughout the country az is attested
by the following testimonial OF Mr.. q.
C. Bean. who lives at No. 81 Franklin
Street. Boston. Mass. and is a street
car conductor of that city. He said:
Il have had stomach trouble. indi.
gestion and dyspepsia for the past
three years. My food fermented In my
stomach, causing gas and a heavy.
bloated condition. with severe pains
all over my body and thought that /
had pleurisy. l was restless and nerv-
Gus and could not sleep at night. !
had tried a great many kinds OF medi-
cine, but got no beneft whatever from
any of them. I heard OF Plant Juice
and have taken 1t for a short time. and
can now say that l have no pain
whatever and am feeling like a new
man. l can recommend II to everyone.
for II is a first-class tonic for stomach
trouble and feel 80 per cent better"
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
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W. VA. TROOPERS
READY FOR FRAY

CHARLESTON. w Va. H..
Aolutant General John .. |...
said That iu case of their D.
istuu West virginia soldier. %
mobilizcd and put in read q.
train for the Mexican border
hours
movement has been ..I...
itotariauG OF West Virgin.
at aeruplauc for the Naf.H
men The proposition wH.
godfrey T. Cabot. 0I H...
Oh ana gas operator with
iu West virginia. who EH.
tnat Governor Hatfield name
Der of tho committee ana
orF1ni1atiuu two other
Office it will De- fu c0lIa..
used i1 the purchase of
monf
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with hoarseness and a compressed Eel
ing IN my lungs; The cough reduced
my strength and had to stop worr
At The same time was SUFFERING fro,,,
indigeston and had TO live on stals
bread and milk. Ny liver also vss 4,
a very inactive condition, as well az
my bowels. These disoouragin0 svr,r-
toms readily yielded to the i5a-e,,so
OF me Discovery 20 my great pleasure
and comfort. Mn. JoHN IN tFaS-rs
49, 5. Laurel ST., Richmond. Va
Doctor Picrce's Golden Medical NJ
covery, purely vegetable and free fr 49,,
alcohol or narcotics, Is not a aecret
remedy for all It's ingredieBts 49,
printed on wrapper. o
Depend upon this grand reuedv ~
give you the kind Of blood tbsf -, =. =,
ne skin clear, the mind aiert. f5o
vision keener aud puts ambition srJ
.s stgy into the entire body. You viii
not De disappointed. For free advice -
Tree booklet on blood, write Dr. " \, "
Fierce, Buffalo. ". ". ~
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ROY 4. Mcser. AGED III Who 5000
at fll serhgt street died lsaf nicbf -
sne Nortn Wheciing hospital. affer =
~ Weeke illness of typhoid fever Ar
-'-.. ". pom ln beNhlll. England. and
stn. resiaiuE IN plttsburrh ne ererf
tne pest Two years In wheeling ana 90
80 - an optician By the Wheel
n this CITY he won many friends a.
Was helo IN the highest esteem b., 81
VIZ NneW MN. His brother. Phil Nfo-~.
aEo and was ~ the befefs. -
uIotner when death occurred Tfe -
.eo men "a also survived b. his per-
ente. Inc remains Will BE- aFi--.. =.
bic home in England for burial wv" 70
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OLD ENaLrsH COMEDY.

'sGammer Gurten's Needle" comes
to the Court theatre on Friday. March
old English comedy will be preceded BY
six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil.
one act play. equally as delightful
and full of bubbling mirth. which was
pronounced one of the most charming
productions shown in New York. this
season. A he plays OF the Portmanteau
theatre will make you laugh, Will make
you forget the war. and will make you
forget there Is such a thing as the
high cost OF living.
The Fifth twig of the Ohio alley Gen.
eral Hospital is bringing the Portman-
teau theatre to Wheeling. for the bene-
fit of the Ohio Valley General hospital.
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rHEDA BARA SCORES SUCCESS.

Patrons at the Rex theatre yesterday
witnessed an extraordinary screen pro-
duction which will 20 down on record as
-oBs-af the most powerful and eNcilns
dramas OF the current season. Theda
Bara celebrated Vampire" actress and
leading woman of the famed Partisan
theatre of thrills, appeared in Gold and
The Woman. a photoplay in five acts
who longs for wealth and its attendant
luxuries and those who saw her splen-
did performance of the half wit gypsy
The extra attraction on the program to-
day is 1.-The engeance OF Legar. first
chapter Of the Iron Claw. Shown every
Friday ind Satutdny. Coming-next
week, A Feature Program Every Day.
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The Senior debating s0.i.
Oral school held its bIH..
IN the Junior class room
afternoon. The f0l0wIu-
argued Resolved. thaI
machines injure the .ah0.
The debators were. aflr.
e. Mel addon. Frank SAL.
NerkhOof. Michael Long
larry Waterhouse. EI"
.-arl Murphy Clarence l..
The judges we're El
chairman. Vincent Arm
Alfred kurutz Followir.
the judges rendered q der....
Of the negative.
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Y. W. c. A. NOTES
Physieat pepsr,n.,,

The aim of our department b. 10 de.
Nelop q strong. healthy body. thereby
promoting general efficIencv ard ~
furnish wholesome recreation TO an.
The rccreative element has n great
place IN our classes 10 frees the mind
from the worries and cares OF sfrenu.
Gus business aud social life. 10 re-
traces The childhood days 20 fun 4
play and unrestrained activity. aivinr
a restored amount % energy. health
and freshness 20 the daily iife AMI
work
Our classes are open 10 an women
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ooLoEIAI-..THE PRICE or

Envy 81 wealth has served as a subs
Ject Tor numerous notopiays but its
endurance does not seem a. have been
dulled, Tor ~ appears In THE Price OF
happiness the current feature az the
colonial theatre a. the handspring OF
the action. The story Is an absorbing
one, and b. 80 presented az 90 make an
ot ~ points tell. Mary B0land the can-
tfal tigures has the role Of n Ehoeunar.
On vie. who longs Tor the happiness
brought. as she imaginca. By money.
7 hrcc girl friends Of hera-excite ber
constant envy. and she comes very near
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OF a rich society man. Her disillusion-
ment is brought about by a meloors-
matte train of incidents. in which she
discovers that her friends were not
what they seemed at all. Then she Is
quite content to go back to her hus-
bands humble shop. The story moves
along smoothly. and without Earring the
spectator the picture should have = big
drawing power at the Colonial today.
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Ohio county was brought face TO
face with two most hOrrifying crimes
yesterday afternoon. when TO Prose-
cutting Attorney ID. A. Mckee. Deputy
Sheriff Lafayette Graner, Court STEM
oerapher Louis r. Walters and otN er
officials Ellen Catlin Is said to have
l admitted that she was the mother of
the prematurely born child found IN
sewer crock at Beech Glenn Tues
day, and that she was assisted in
making away with II by DR.. r. s. Ken
nedy, prominent colOred physician who
resides ~ 1888 Chapline street
The Catlin woman. a domestic, II
In the county jail facing n charge Of
murder In the first degree. while DR..
Kennedy Is free under $4,000 bond 10
appear at preliminary hearing. charg-
ed with performing criminal opera
ton upon the Catlin woman at a time.
indefinitely specified as between
Christmas and New Years. and which
produced results less than a month
ago. DR.. Kennedys bond was fur
nished By Robert Mason, George HUI
and Robert Clark, all cOlored.
2 Sensation has followed sensation
since the finding Of the child's body.
on Tuesday morning. by "a small tad
four years 81 axe Deputy Sherin
Lafayette Graner was detailed on the
case al that time and BEGAN building
his fences. At first discouraged on
every side. he finally developed EVIL
dence that warranted the arrest OF the
Catlln woman. such arrest being made
yesterday about noon
Bring her 90 the county fail. and
confronting her with facts which mo-
says he u able to produce. the woman
weakened and 10 the officials She Told
her story. Weird in every detail. 10
surprised even the officials who had
hoped for a confession. but NOT one
similar TO the one she made She adj
mitted every detail OF the shocking
Her story.
To the officials she said that she
had gone Co Dr Kennedy's office bon
the month Of October. AGAIN ln De
cember, and third time I'M January
n was at the time ~ this last VISIT.
she says. that the operation was per.
formed. nnt the child was not born
until the time Of the Stifel IRE" The
child was born early in the morning
before daylight. she said Fearing
hands. and by herself. 10 the spot CD
posite Greenwood cemetery. where DO
was placed I'm a piece Of sewer pine
Returning TO her room she cleared
away all evidences. arose at s O'Clock
the same morning. went about her
dutiee g. usual, and has been con-
tlnuing about them since that date.
The only deviation from her regular
course was told the officials By a
Mrs. Rebecca Hull. who washes and
irons for the family where the Catiin
Rirl worked Mrs. Hull said that dur
Inc the past several weeks. Ellen had
refused 10 help her do the washings.
and when she DID work over the iron
ing board 10 was for a short time only
Private Washing. the knowledge OF
which leaked through an unexpected
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JUDGE HUGUS'
FUNERAL TODAY
SERVICES TO BE CONDUCTED BY
Or. ALLEN AND DR..
ROBINSON =
Ohio County Bar Will Attend in Body
lnterment Private in Green
wood Cemetery.

Simple but impressive funeral ser
vices will be conducted this afternoon
az o'clock for Judge Thomas ..
Hugus, al the family home at Elmwood,
near Elm Grove. where his death oc-
CURED Thursday morning.
The Rev. Clarence A.. allen. OF the
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. will officiate. assisted BY the
Rev. DIT. Charles n. Robinson. OF the
First United Presbyterian church. In
terment will be private in Greenwood
cemetery.
At special meeting Of the Ohio
County Bar yesterday a resolution OF
respect ives passed relative 10 the life
and death OF Judge Hugus. and n com
mlttee on arrangements was named
The Bar association will meet al the
court house this afternoon AT 1870
O'clork 20 take a special car to attend
the funeral 10 body. Despite Of the
request OF the family that no flowers
be sent. there were many beautiful
offerings received az the home yester-
day. Including a floral tribute from the
Bar association.
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CHARLESTON " Va. March "a
Mrs. salhe scott Bro IN. OF Marietta- ID
eitd To-Day iu q Cincinnati aanifariuri'
hrpWn. % the Mcthodisf Fpiecct'.i
church. south, and had The disfin~f 80
~ helns the first woman 70 ever h1iT
We posltlon OF assistant clerk in ffe
west Virginia legislature IRE brf,
was taken 90 buffalo. 81 ~
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judge n. " Addleman has not
been served with official notice Of the
awarding Of writ OF maudarrus
AGAINST him BY the supreme CONT
last week rhe matter was brournf
ND on petition of w r Hubbard. who
said that judge Addleman had failed
10 r asson certain motions he had
made in a case against a local insur
anco agency.
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the best effect, and
gladly state that
/ was perfectly
satisfied with the
results. I had a
very serious cough
and cold with
bad fever; the
c on gh was ex-
ceedingly harsh
and 50 violent as
70 give me an irri-
tating sore throat
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and girIs-housewives, business wo

and gtrls-housewives, business vo-
men, high school girls and children.
Monday evening at O'Clock a most
interesting and helpful lecture will he
gwen in the Bible class room by DR..
James Schwinn, his subject being THE
human Body" This is the first of a
series of health talks that will be given
Dy the different physicians OF the CITY.
Girls Department.
The high school club had a most in
teresung meeting yesterday afternoon
when the new. officers were installed
After the installation of officers a rec.
ignition service was held for the new
members
Early in the afternoon today The
Little Sisters" meet for swimming
and sewing and later the Silver Link
club VIII practice for play that they
expect TO give in April
Vesper Service.
The Federation club has charge OF
the service Sunday afternoon in the
auditorium at 80. This will be a rec
ognition service. Miss Thompson. ex-
tension secretary. will preside and
Mrs. Robert ]. Reed. president of the
association, will speak. Miss Ethel
Perkins will be the spirit OF the asso-
cation and the following club RirIs
VIII represent the educational. spirit.
ual. social and physical. respectively.
Marie Dahn, Elsie Otto, Clara Marty
ana Ruth. After the service tea will
be served as usual in the dining room
-
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NO CHARGE ron TH,s nm,

-. ou WI send three dimes Cor sf,r,n.1 a,
~ TOT wrappinR and mailing ard e~-f. = :, - II
p,..s.7 isqqe,or Fierce, o. the Inrnitfs' 49,
~ ,pllnon sense Medical Ad.f.ar q. p ~. -
49, -. - pssee. With color plate. i..i
- 80 neeu lu case 81 90 irraa - - -.
Treats of Physidiozy Amazon -. u .e'aie1t
80 =. r..son'. Hygiene. Exercise. 49,
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HORRORS OF WAR
BROUGHT HOME
RATTLE CRY OF PEACE" NOW he
ING PRODUCED AT COURT THE
ATRE Is AWAKENING PEOPLE
To The pefenseiess Condition of United
States.-Most Remarkable Picture
Ever Witnessed Here.

The horrors OF war and the havoc Il
would wreak uron a nation not ade-
quately prepared TO combat the enemy
Is most vividly depicted in The Battle
Cry OF Peace which is now showing
at the Court theatre thrice daily and
viii be continued today, Monday and
Tuesday. The story is one of absorbing
interest showing that In times OF war
II is the women who pays. IL brings
about an attack upon the United States
by supposed enemy. whose invasion
was made easy by their better equipped
army and navy and anger guns
The many heart rending scenes shown
in the pictures. and the story, was ar
ranged more for the truth instead Of sem
satonalism, facts rather than fiction.
Its object Is TO teach the people OF this
country TO prepare for war In times of
peace, not that We may invite war ana
its horrors. but to prevent war by LETT
ting all other nations know that we have
the greatest and best equipped army and
navy In the world and that we are al
ways ready to defend ourselves against
attack
The pictures are being shown under
the auspices Of the Wheeling branch of
the National Security League All at
tending the performances are presented
with "a little phamplet giving Interest,"
ing statistics Of "Our defenseless con
dillon" a membership blank Is also
passed around and the local branch OF
the league expects To enroll a large num-
Der OF new members.
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were conducted yesterday af,er,o,... ..
the family home. by the Rev N
speckman. of the German Mothodtef
Episcopal church Burial vas In Green
wood cemetery. The child BE- eurvf,.,f
% its parents and three sisters ana 49,,
brothers 'N w"
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ADMITS TO OFFICIALS INCIDENTS
OF cHILD'S PREMATURE
6iRTH.

Both Were Placed Under Arrest Yes
terday, One Charged With Muir
der. Other Criminal Operation.
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death Of cbiia

Walter. the three year old son OF Mr.
and Ara. ". s. Cordcs. died az the fam
U.s. nome yesterday morning 40 900
o'clock. OF pneumonia. Mr. Cordee IL
connected with the local office on tho
Adams Express Company
Funeral services will b. conducted nj
The residence. fe Thirteenth street SUI
auy afternoon ~ o'clock Burial VIII
b. iu Greenwood cemetery
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John Bernard. f0ur-year-oid son ~
Mf end Mrs. a.. r. Geiael 81 south
wheeling. died yesterday morning III
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ilsrrF Griffin. aged yeara was
nslniullr injured yesterday afternoon
Y zen ha w-s run down hv n WAGON. Wr
was moved fo tho North 1Vheeffr~
hospital
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-rRarNIA-"MARaUER1rE SNOW

Thrills. heart Interest. a story with an
idea In it, and the acting OF Marguerite
snow are the main ingredients in "A
Corner In Cotton" the special feature at
the irginia Theatre yesterday and to-
day. Add skillful direction and YOU have
compound which bears this label.
"a Good Photoplay." The story reyoIves
about PeEgy, daughter Of a wealthy
family who instead OF wasting her time
IN frivolity. goes about helping the poor.
Her motto -. The greatest thing IN
life IL helping others. and Peggy = -,
terpreted by Miss Snow H. a convincing
and charming character. She carries out
her belief TO point Of defeating t,-
father in his attempt to corner the cot
ton market. after she has gone south
ana foreseen ruin that her fathers
scheme would bring to the planters II
D. In the South that Peggy shows her
own resourcefulness. Here the thrills
are introduced. A love story spares Ia,
spectators interest also. and furnishes
necessary sentiment. Typical Southern
-.euvs AID number OF good types are
shown. The feature Is Up 20 the best
Metro standard
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MEN OF WEST VIRGINIA
SHOULD TAKE ADVICE,

Richmond, Va. ~ have taken Dr
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with
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u. S. Rancher
Killed In Raid
By Bandits

J BISBEE. Ariz., March 10.-An Amer.
lean rancher was killed early tonight
when a band of approximately 200
Mexican bandits crossed the border
southeast of Osbourne Junction. Ari
zona, according to reports reaching
here tonight.
Many head Of livestock were killed
or driven off by the bandits. II was
stated.
Later advices stated that the mum.
Der OF Mexicans bandits was between
200 and 500.
. In response to an appeal from the
residents for help, sixty ave troopers
of the Tenth u. s. cavalry al NacO.
Arizona, were rushed 10 that point
Inc cavalrymen were reported late
tonight to be awaiting a sally from
the bandits. All OF the Americans 40
Osborne Junction, with the exception
or one family, came 10 Bisbee on a
special train tonight.
The reported killing OF an Amer.
Z can rancher could not be verified bu.
the statements that livestock bad
been killed we're declared 10 be al.
, thentic.
DOUGLAS. Ariz.. March 10-Ra
ports that band OF Mexicans number
ing approximately 200 raided The Col.
Inns ranch. a short distance southeast
or Osborne Junction. Arizona a'e .r
day were received here tOniEht Amer
ican cowboys who tried 90 prevent l-s
raid were driven off by the rifle i1s
OF the MeXicans. the report stated
The Mexicans drove away a nlma.i
OF cattle. u was said
Americans abandoned their RANCHES
IN the vicinity and fled To- BIsDee, Alta
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c. H.. Grlest & Co, "OrigInaI Cut
Rate" 1125 Market street, announces
another ONE CENT SALE today and
Monday. See the large adv. In today's
IntelIiseneer.