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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
GIRLS! BEAUTIFY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
HAIR BECOMES cuApu,sc
WAHH, lUSTRoUs AND THICK
IN A FEW MOMENTS.
EVERY BIT OF DANDRUFF DIS
APPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.

For % cents YOU can save your nair.
In less than ten minutes you can
double its beauty. Your hair becomes
Hght. wayy, fluffy. abundant and APP
pears as soft, lustrous and charming
as a young girls after applying some
Danderine. Also try this-moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully draw IL through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time This VIII
cleans the hair OF dust. dirt or Excess
sive oil. and in just a few moments
you have doubled the beauty OF your
hair. delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected
or Is scraggy, faded. dry. brittle or
thin. Besides beautifying the hair
Danderine dissolves every particle OF
dandruff: cleanses. purines and IN
vigora.es the scalp. forever stopping
itching and falling hair. but what VIII
please you most will be after a Jew
weeks use. when you see new hair
fine and downy at first yes but
really new hair growing all over the
scalp. II YOU care for pretty. soft
hair and lots OF II. surely get a %
cent bottle of Knowton's Danderine
from any drug store or toilet counter
and just try II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
MAXWELL CHASSIS
TO BE EXHIBITED
PITTSBURGH REPRESENTATIVE
HERE TO PUT ON FINE CAR
At LOCAL SHOW
Solid white Auto viii PC Shown With
Machinery Running as When
In Full Operation

d. , Blunden representative off the
Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation 81
PITTSBURGH. arrived .u The sIfy lrstor-
DAY to maxi" ARRANGEMENTS to put ON
exhibition Maxwell sars az the Wheel.
ns Automobile show In the Market
auditorium. from March 20 FOB April D.
Str B.undsn ia making h.- rDaH-
quarters az DE Capitol car Company.
Market street WnrrIre district 8f..II-
tgtor- of Tho Maxwell. while .u tf,
city The local Maxwell agency VIII
have one of tHr most elaborate and
la.lD-f exhibits af OBJ. Whp.uu. Show
Mr. R.undCu viii have charg, of fhn
une touring Maxwell car Dha.f. That
's to Do shown The car vu h. rar.
f..tit white In color and VuI ha sIo.
F1t'd ON platform Tho machinery
will he operated just as lr tha auto was
running Hf hiEh speed. showing tho
workings of .ne car when .u operation.
In addition f0 HAVING number ..
different lafo model of Maxwell cars
l' The local show tho Capitol car COM
nany viii also exhibit Jcnrry autos and
many accessories
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
SIDE TALKS
Half Truths or None
10y Ruth Cameron

There ar, few th.Es less kind and
more futile tu my mind than tho ialue
praise given oy tle person VIM ID try
ms t' steer a Widdi, course between
trIIiuE "a lle nud saying uutrIln. tuat hc|
doesn't IKE your new hal or other news
aITuTt, nance.
When anyone tries TO c1n.rrarl.-. b.
tween being uukiui aud telling Hu un-
tur'u. he. cor she. more llS,IyJ usually
ius O nalt-tluth which is by intention
For instance. ysu have new gown.
You pat DO ON for l1-rs- zion. o. l- DO
blue gown. Your insp+.,1- looks sou
over and says eyes. it's real pr.tf."
this boo hlIt-utartsd .ol.-. 4 d.. rI.'l.f
or TWO later she asks what became uI
so" brown dress you used % wear. ard
say with t"rNor. - .1 lNe you Iu
brown"
uase sou any doubt vha- she th.uss
Of suur new dress, which is not brown
Nut the slightest.
She Adlnires Your Lace. Not Your
Gown
gown. .Not word ea.Ht useemiurH.~s
tast q iovcly pie,. IT .aa,r' of c..l.-e
you are glad fp have your |Ina admired.
~. you know p.ri,.e. iy well That r."
la- saved her soul alive H. telling .Ha
that sick. miserable feeling which aay
woman ha. whom she Finds that .I. new
gown are has loffnH ur $50 much d.. noe
becoming especially when -r. knows
tlIt she cannot have another fer many
A-liu. you appear iu your new bat and
waIun nrgfthir-s hopes aa. fears for
couldn't roI $50 it o. Itua NOR. %.
one ..ds inquire. OBJ. jury. There.
t.a's better. win fu accent on th"
BE- b. go or., hs .1mHar.-.n NllH % vers
Thsy Think my, Are TaetfuI and
I.ut.Iaa- aI fU... U.p... f.Irk tr.r
hav. u..n tr.t.Il JOB -i5Ins u.trIns ul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
LARee ArrrNnAncs
Greets piayiet Gwen by ST. James
sunday school Teachers a.
Efke' Club.

PROM TotoH to po1urt" ON fhe
iodunk Limited 8 ui8ylot given ht
tho sunday school teachers NJ ST.
James church la-f riEht in fhe EIfa.
club. was highly enjoyed Tho 1udIf1
rum was packed fo its capacity. and
The cast ~ Tho play did their PARTS
very we'll 4 bridal party departs on
the tour and their trials are certainly
interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
rRlTowNs ELECT OFFICERS.

PIEDMONT. W Va. March at a
meeting of tho baseball club OF tho
tr. towns which viii De- a member on
'HH Potomac league. held IN tho Pied
mont opera house the following OIL
Dnrs were elected. President. Thomas
W. Cooke. postmaster ~ Piedmont.
secretary g. q. Culbcrtson. treasurer.
Joseph Harmon. directors from Luke.
Nd. " B Bapley. Michael Iaughfin.
f y oIricn from Piedmont. Dr. u.
r Ions George Hoylce. Paul Coshorn.
from Wcstcruport. Michael OTaugh-
In. Joseph Mansfield and Patrick
faIlhIu
California produces 10000 tons OF re-.
fined sale yearly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

\ pretty home wedding will be sol
sihhlNed TINS evening. al the home Of
Mrs. Henry Bowman Of south Wheel
ing. when her daughter. Miss Laura
Bowman, Will become the bride OF AIR
Jossph Carl son OF AIR. and Mrs Joseph
arr 81. The attendants will ~ Miss
Sathcrine Costello md Mr.. William Carl.
Immediately following th- ceremony a
RECEPTION VIII b. held al the home OF
the groom = parents. after which IN.
young couple will go to their newly fur
nished home on the South side
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

J"scrh.s catisdr.i. Nr- MOLLY Hadlich-
Carr. OF Park .rsh.r-. grI Mr.. stephen
\. Devon. ol lI. t-uur-h. viii b. united
10 marriage Dog Rev. tafrt. 90. g. Move.
y. q. tn. ceremony VIII hs Witnessed
QN small ass, mblaEe coz friends \
sister OF IN, hrid.-titHt. Mrs A. O.
iatlUh. will attend her a~ mttrou OF
huuur. and the groom viii has, as best
man. Mr.. frank Mansfield. OF Pitts
burgh
During the day the couple viii leave
for am extended journey through tGc
'ttSi. ana VIII later return 90 rIttsburrn.
where they VIII establish their home.
Mrs. carr. who lived for several Years
Iu Wheeling .e e. sister OF .Ir- Thsrn1s
j. EIll. ~ E.rtn Main street aud Mrs.
a. O. Ha4iIch and la- muuy friends who
VIII extend their good wishes fur her
h1rr -'-~ Nr Devon i- y prominent
business man off Pittsburgh and ls also
well and tavorahiy known here.
Theatre Party A. renrav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

va hostess yesterday afternoon. with
theatre party at the Tanray theatre
Boo Martins Ferry. Following the matt
nee the party enjoyed luncheon iu the
Feuray grill. Cumrp~iuE the party were.
Mtsdamss
j.. g. Jopson. George kareulach.
George Coleman.
Ml44sa
Virginia Minrerter Carrie smith.
Carrie Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

- 'i i.' Fourth street ~ b rbrlr.E
Nil meet th.~ afternoon ~ e-3U o'rio.E
tNls l- fH'Ir usual nicotine arE NJ.
-. q. trpuatunf HII rr,-II. -:.,..'r,i
. ~ ,ant business matters win come a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

The young lady across the way says
she rues-eS her fathers company
must be- making more money than
n knows what 10 do with. as she
overheard him tell his lawyer in
strict confidence that il wass gross
ly oyercap.talzed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
W0MAN'S CLUBS
Equal Suffrage League

Equal Suffrage League
criadelphia District
rhaelphia district branch OF the
OAio county Equal suffrage league. viii
meet thlS afternoon, az the nome OF
MlS. Harry clayton OF Bte Mar Place.
ihe program Will open al $3.50 o'clock
anu several interesting talks will &c
made by prominent members OF the
League All who are Interested ira the
issues of the day are cordially invited
TO be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
Evening Party.

Miss Madelyn Boyd VIII be hostess
at q prettily arranged party this even
ing ~ the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry r. Boyd. Of Warwood
avenue Warwood. when she will en-
terrain o company OF friends.
The evening will be devoted 70 vari.
Gus info' mai social pleasures. which
will BE- followed by tho servrnE or a
handsomely appointed luncheon. The
guests OF Miss Boyd will be:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

Ut John t..n VIII .uf.r...u I.r club
l'.f-lft afternoon 100 ..r home
H i H'' vf' fInI hr.".. .uIu.ahI.
.Ll.. Two O'Clock. when l luncheon qfII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

Many features OF Interest are ineIId.
.ed IN the Leap Year Esll. Of the CoIum-
ga cruz. which will be held at the
Gun rooms on the south side. this even
ing. bacnman orchestra will provid.
an ENJOY able dance program. which Will
De ihlulscd IN 10y the guests from ;
shul ~ ."" o'clock For tnosc who pre-
Ter cards. arrangements have been mad.
Tor their pleasure. bN IN. COMMITTEE.
m charge. Tables Will be- placed for
both cards ana domuoeS and refresh
inenis Will hc served. This iS an, clubs
last atHtr before Lent. and promise 10
be largely attended
OF. inc committee IN charge is composed
Miss Msry sghrciber, chairman.
Assisted by Mrs. NogieT. AIRS HgN.r-
camp. Mrs. sam Riddle Mrs Rott Mrs
Wllablpod. Airs. N"chum. Mrs. Fscbert--
hauser
Misses
Magdaicua SchrcIb,rIsab,Il. koebI.r
Catherine Albert .ctIla Holman
Elizabeth Erym,r Catherine Holman
l.llAthttu luhmau Barbara kuru
Mary Schrriutr Mary I,uuth
Elizabeth Rcnner
Ncssrs.
Leo Bouonberger Andrew Reith
Fret Bo-old VIM Starch
Nilrtu fuch Henry SteltZ
'ha~ " Miller Dan 4 Afann.rs
l-u- NcM man Robert kurnsr
Jacob Peferman Pau Huffner
Albert Fisher Louis Linden
Ray mona foetze Wendell StciEncr
Frank Link Paul Michel
Jos. j. kase Lawrence Barrett
I'd kirChuer Louis Coleman
Aiol~ Holman William Fisher
George Hughes Goo. EaIb
Maurice EuSuld Leo Nugler
Leo coleman Jos Lwcintr
Ia renee Mayer Geo. =. Merge
Alb r. Nau lrsg Link
mas. % Alall's id. NuEisr
Robert Emm.rf Harry t4rr.y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
MONDAY Lunch.

Tho kIucs daughters OF che second
Pres yfsrlau church viii serve one OF
thslr favorite soms-cooked and baked.
MONDAY lunches az the church. corner
of Twentieth aud Market streets. Uu
ThurSday. the Hfh. Comrcnciur df o. Ca.
ut.. Roast beef and gravy. mashed poo
tttues. salad Jelly. rolls. coffee aui pie
100 ue served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

A. her home in Woodlawn last oven
ing Miss Olga Colmar, entertained a
small group o. friends at q needlcwork
party. The guests brought their sew
ing and many pretty articles were com
rleted a prctuly appointed luncheon
was served az ten o'clock. Those pres
puf were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

The Kings daughters OF the Vance
Memorial church. Will meet this after
noon with Mrs " 4. Wilson at her
nome in ialk View. This is tho regti-
lar meeting and matters Of interest Wall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

Mrs Belle Baker. al the residence %
Nr and Mrs Fred Roauig. will give
musical recital This evening. which ts
matter of considerable interest n
musical circles Tho pupils Of Mrs
Baker VIII assist fr tho program. and
their parents and friends are invited to
Boz present Tho program arraueomout
Ir very interesting. and each number
VIII contribute fo fhr perfection % =
very doUlluul musical event. Those
taking part VIII be-.
Misses N8rroret Pick. Huda Baa-
mig. Elizabeth Epiticr. Nar.aret
krebs. virginia Er.b7. Marie GraaoId.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
CATHEDRAL HIGH
DAECING PARTY
INTERESTING AFFAIR LAST EVE.
MING At CARROLL
CLUB.
Mrs. n. {. Field viii Entertain Today
With Bridge Tea at Her Home.
Evening Party at War~ood.

The Alumni OF the Cathedral high
school were hosts last evening at one
% The delightful parties which are
crowding the few days left before the
Lenten season. This was held at the
Carroll club and happy party assem-
bled FOR the pleasures. Dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour and refresh
ments were served during an inter
mission. \ charming program OF music
was offered for the dance. and the
committee in charge perfected the
other arrangements which added to
the enjoyment of the guests. This
was composed OF Messrs. Louis W
Heiner. chairman. Thomas Thoner.
Frank J. Whyte. William holland.
Frank Carroll. Barry Hanley. Edward
kllleen and Jos. Kaltenbach and Ed.
ward Hasanauer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

striking and a wide latitude will b. dis
played IN the choice Of the guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07

Clara Geer, Alberta Krebs. Gertrude
Dryer. Helen Diesse. Virginia Diesse,
Freda Baker, Anna Baker. Thelma
Baker. Katie Lewis, Frances Wolfe.
Marie Stiehm. Messrs. Thaddeus Rut-
ter. Lawrence Ross and Ray Voitle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-07
At White sulphur Springs.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ". Va
March O. Elmhurst was the objective
point Tor many guests to-day Mr.. and
mrs samuel Eeu and Miss Ruth Rea
drove out from the Grccnbricr FOR waf-
teS and tea Melville -. Fuller Miss
Dorothy u. Fuller and Schuyler Y. Y.
norman formed another buckbosrd par
Is, having ridden through Mr. Non
tagu 5 park iu tho morning Mr. and
Mrs l.. \. Campbell Were luncheon
guests az tho old Brick Farmhouse
MIS- Frank Brown Hcech rode over
lhe New tattmouut trail with II HIVES
brooke. Who b. returning 20 Washington
Tonight Others IN the saddle werc
Al-s Helen Draper Edward Morris. Jr
9iH Nl.S Helen Couuv'r. Miss Helen NJ
iiNe nnt Mrs. Flake Manning. who
,tit,' Gown from New York last night
WIN MIS-. Albert Flake
MI and Mrs. John J. Eishop. Of Phil
9ds lphia- arrived with Mr. and Mrs
J"hn Bishop and Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
> lsl1Ecw ay. OF Columbus. y j. Mrs..
w = Mason and Mrs W y cotton OF
hfp"klNn. reached here to-day
l. D. u MuurlIUg. who Joined his fam
ll9 ''h days ago. is returning 90 War
renton. Va. tonight
ne lobby was crowded for the even
!nE concert Of classic music. Among
,iI"-' ih the audience were Mrs samuel
. mercy Colt and tho Misses Tarnes
,4' lInfIDS y. Welsh. Mrs Toebu.
i.aHg wiling and Mrs George Hov-.If
~ - cameron and Mrs " I, Rad
ham Lyon. ''' r. arm
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Theatre Party A. Fenray.
Mrs. - urue kareubaCh 81 EdgN8od
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-27
GREAT WHITE WAY
SEEN IN THE WARMING
AT THE LYRIC THEATER

The part of . man who. through
being "a good fellow" and his own
worst enemy, goes through a literal
hell before he learns his lesson, Is adj
mirabiy portrayed by Henry kolker in
The Warning which appears again
az tho Lyric theatre today.
Tho story "a told in allegorical form.
and aside from the poignant interest
which attaches To the theme and the
way In which it IL worked out Is one
OF the most striking examples of screen
artistry which has ever ueen present
ed. Dore's illustrations of the In
fcrno' OF Dante have been drawn upon
IN realistic manner. and the strip
which the pictures take upon the
minds of those who see them is not
easily loosened
There Is no attempt NJ preaching 4
sermon in connection With the theme.
but with consummate skill the warn
ing is convened. and there Is no mis-
taking H. Some remarkable photo
graphic effects are shown, the night
side Of New York life. series Of pic
lures Of the Great White Way" hav-
ing been taken at night with the
Flashing, winkine. Eyrating. glittering
electric illumination furnishing its own
light 10 the Genera. being only por-
ton Of the groups, Even he who
runs may read the story and he will
have To run fast and far To escape
reading IL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-27

doors, etc, which hide the bar from
the public street must be open but
II makes no provision thai the bar
may not be located IN places where
the presence OF patrons can be easily
concealed without the Intervention of
door or window or screen. The et-
feet Of this ordinance IL 10 throw
wide open. ard drive away custom
from the better and more orderly
class cf liquor houses while protect
ing the party whose bar Is so located
that II can be concealed ana who Is
In most need Of regulation.
II ain advised lilat the power re-
sides IN the city council 10 pass an
ordinance which would effectively
close saloons on sunday within the
city limits. but until an ordinance Is
passed there IL no power in the may
or or the police department 10 en-
force such rule. There is some
thing 10 be said also on the justice
Of such an ordinance. The unfortu-
nate location OF our city limits leaves
great portion OF cur population and
many saloons outside the city proper
and not subject 10 regulation al all by
our city council. outside saloons
pay very small license while those
inside the city contribute $4,000
year fer the privilege of doing husi-
ness SO long as we license these
men and accept their money we owe
Them some measure OF fair treatment
Would II be just. ar accomplish any
Sood purpose, To restrict those men
inside the city when the moral influ-
encc on the community by having the
outside si looms run wide
open sundays, Is as bad or worse?
II merely suggest this without eX-
pressing any views on the subject
Had We q state law which would
close all saloons, both inside and out
side the city limits on Sunday there
Is but little difference of opinion in
he community as 10 It's propriety.
The mayor both now and at all
lines since he has been IN office, has
instructed the police force 10 rigdly
md impartially csforce all the laws
md ordinances and make no excep- |
ion as TO any of them, hut for the !
mayor 60 usurp the functions OF the |
'ourt and give 10 the Inv construc-
ION which the courts viii not put
ipon and then to make n partia |
'nfcrcement II tals law against tgr- |
ain classes of individuals while pro- !
Getting other eltssses Is not in accord !
'neo with what he deems the ohiga- !
ion OF his oath ~ office.
The mayor therefoi> suggested
hat the proper forum IN which 10
eek ruiicf Is; the state legislature and I
ne proper time is when candidates 1
re being nominated FOR the leeisla
IRE"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-27
GREAT ZANGWILL PLAY
SUPPRESSED ABROAD

Great Britain suppressed on demand
Of the Russian government The Melt
Ing Pot after phen0mlnal run Of
three weeks al Kinks court. but did
not without vigorous protest 81 several
OF the liberal newspapers OF London.
and which eventually resulted in
threats At arrest Of several If the edk-
tors. Thanks Ga "a republic form II
government this wonia nor be possible
In our oNa glorious country. and il
matters little a ones sympathies AHe
With the allies or tho dual entente, the
desire IN 10 SEQ aud kiveS courteous
consideration 10 any gnhiect presented
within hound. ot rfeprlety TRUE in
every detail with historical fact. The
Melting Pot ~ powerful sermon
on personal freedom and equal rights.
and its sense ~ fairness has far
reaching appeal
ON the evening 81 January 6 Pres
ident and Mrs. Wilson and party Of
personal friends witnessed The Melt.
ing Pot at the Chase theatre. Wash
inEton. and when asked for an opinion
as 10 the picture by a representative
nt The Past. the president gave ous
the following, In part. In a peculiar
deserve the United States seems o. be
~ born from generation Ia generation
BECAUSE renewed cut ~ al thg
sources OF human snersies IN the
s. erld. here Is great Melting Pot tn
which w. must compound a precious
metal That metal i. ghe metal of
sound nationality
III favorable reviews count for oNly
pafF face vafur. The Melting Pot
mast ~ alftlacsH different AND un-
Ike nsosl VisAS Is s1stion 1T Aro0ks or
plays ii IS consistent with ths orig
inai storl.
just 30 long as men and women are
as hiss sfe gIlst - tpng
AS love 81 home and country htias
sway lpst Sc Ions as life - toe 4e2r
10 pav Sc great a price iiss ~s loHx
viii pictures lke The Netting Fus
thrill and enthrau the hanan family
The Melting Pot GENES = fht
CRYSTAL Theatre tomorrow ne SatNraaF
fef TIVE matinee and tao usght f.Fssinz-
items ON each 90 these dsss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-27
ALIM0NY DECLARED
LIEN AGAINST STOCK
IN LIQUOR COMPANY

Mrs Regina Matthew yesterday was
divorced from Alfons Mathioa. She
was granted $50 month alimony and
this was declared 20 be lien against
100 shares OF stock in the Meyer COM
pany. held by Matthew Matthews in
terest in contract 70 purchase a
house and lot was awarded 10 Mrs.
Matthew. The man was charged with
abandonment and non-support
Informed that William II. Fouts is
IN arrears IN alimony payments to his
divorced wife, Mrs. Nellie Fouts, the
district court yesterday ordered Fouts
"a show cause February why he
should not be punished for contempt
Fouts was ordered 10 pay Mrs. Fouts
SIS month as alimony and for the
support of their two children. He now
owes SS7. II was said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-27
TWO ABSENT CITY
FATHERS ENOUGH
To STOP HEARING
Special Prosecutor Objects to
Taking Testimony Before
Only Six Aldermen Defense
Won't Override Objection,


I John Venable special prosecutor in
the Klein case. objected To the con-
iinuation OF the hearing last night be-
cause two conncilmen were absent. Al
dermen J. \. skinner and s u. Coen.
ihe absent ones, were said to be III.
Judge W. c. Heacock. counsel for
Chief Klein refused 70 go on in the
face Of Mr.. Nonable's objection. Judge
Heacock believed the hearing might
be continued hy consent before the
ak conncilmen and that the proceed
Ing would be held correct Mr.. Ven.
able did not offer To withdraw his OH
lection and after a minute of silence
Il motion TO adjourn was put by Alder
man George G. Scheer. Adjournment
was taken until 1880 o'clock tonight
bur II was not certain that full at
tendance might be secured then
May End at Next Session.
Assistant Chief James H. Cosgrove
had been called to the stand. He was
20 testify for the defense. the regular
procedure having been set aside be-
cause he intends 10 leave soon for Los
Angeles Mr.. Venable stated al Tues
day nights session that he still had
five witnesses to call. one was ex-
amined after he made this statement,
so at least -four more persons are to be
called to the witness chair by the
prosecution
The hearing may be brought to
close at another session but this il
not probable While the prosecution
probably win not call more than four
more witnesses ana Judge fIeacock
has said that the defense would not
require more than two hours. the ex-
animation and examination of
some OF the persons In the chair may
stretch into an hour or longer.