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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-22
New York Women Are Drilling for Possible War;

NEW The trim and in his resimenta stood the
mingled dsdan his watched
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
ADVERTISEMENT No. TWO

6sOUICK Service IS
" the motto Of a
Fuel and Feed Co. whose
Telephone is 1876. In adj
ditiOn to selling Fuel and
Kindling tn ey handle
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Roofing, Fire Brick and
Fire Clay. Their office is
at the corner Of Piedras
and the G. II. & S. a.
tracks. They do both a
Wholesale and r tail
business.
Give name Of Company and nnme
Of Manager
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

O. 100000 worth of Cot
~ ton Addition Property
has been sold during the
Month Of October. This is
the one addition in FL
PasO that is bound to ap-
preciate- depreciate
in value. The Agents for
Cotton Addition handle
only the choicest FL PasO
property.
Give name OF Agents and tell
terms on which Cotton Addition
property is sold.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
ADvERTIsEMENT NO. EVE

TEL. 687 when you
L want a Laundry serv-
Ice that is Sanitary and
satisfactory. This LaTin-
dry is now under new
management and patrons
are highly pleased with
the Service they are get
tin g. Rough Dry"
where the Clothes are
Laundered and dried and
are returned all ready for
Ironing is a big help to Ell
Paso Housekeepers.
Give name Of Laundry and price
per pound they charge for .RouKh
Dry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ADVERTISEMENT No. TWENTY
IND YOU know that
- there was a Laundry
in FL PaSO that Lamdered
Navajo Rugs and restored
them to practically their
original color? This Lalm-
dry also conducts a Clean
ing and Pressing Depart
ment that gives excellent
service. This Laundry has
a ''25 year Clean Reputa-
ton" Their Wagons and
Autos are in all parts of
Ell PASO Daily.
Give name OF Laundry and TeIe-
phone Number.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ADV EitTiSEMENT No SIX
N I'D Won ever notice
~ the Beautiful Art
Glass Work at the Wig
wan? The Company that
installed this is the larg-
est in the Southwest in its
special field. They handle
glass Of all kinds includ-
ing Automobile Wind
Shields. This Company
Is soon to erect a 100000
Factory. Is located on
Texas st.
Give name Of Company and name
Of Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
ADvEBTrsEMENT No. THREE

ADVERTISEMENT No. THREE
ssOPEN every hour IN
" the year" Is the
Slogan Of a Tire
Service in FL Pas0 that
spreads satisfaction TO
Automobile owners. This
Service IS carried around
in little Red Autos. They
use one make Of Auto
Tires exclusively. They
also operate the largest
and most complete Vul-
canizing plant in tn e
Southwest.
Give name Of Service and name
Tire they use exclusively.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
ADVERTISEMENT No. NINE

s6K MAPLE L L t.
4AHats and Kahn
Tailored Clothing are two
items that every well
dressed man in Ell Paso
appreciates. The Haber-
dasher who sells these also
carries at all times COM
plete stocks in Mems Fur
nishings. To help You
know who this is we tell
You he sells ONYX" Hos
iery.
Name Hnberdasher and give Street
Location.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ADvERTISEMENT NO. FOURTEEN
THE company that in
L stalled the $10,250.OO
Hope Jones Organ at the
Wigwam have recently
added a new department:
A complete stock Of Co
lumbia records and Graf
onolas. Scum d-proof
booths wherein are COM
Portable chairs at your
disposal. They are also
sole agents for "THE"
piano by which all others
are measured.
Name Company and give name OF
Piano for which they are agents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ADVERTISEMENT NO.SEVENTEEN
s6--BuSv Little Tai
lor Shop is where you
want to place the order for
your Thanksgiving Suit
and Overcoat. Here YOU
have choice from a wide
selections of the seasons
best Patterns and prices
are reasonable. This Tai
lor has Full Dress Suits to
rent. Garments are Cor
rect and rental prices are
nominal.
Give PrOprIetOr's Name and street.
Number.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

THERE is only one
E Electric Co. on San
Antonio street that car
ries a full line of Electric
fixtures, Electrical appli-
ances and does Electrical
installation and repairs.
If you are completing a
new home or need new
fixtures for the present
home, this Company will
be pleased to show YOU
their splendid stock and
quote prices.
Name Company: give street Num-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ADVERTISEMENT 80. NINETEEN
THERE Is one store IN
L FL Paso that pays par
ticular attention to the
needs Of the FL PasO Bows
who are Just growing into
men. This Store Sells
Langham-EIigh-His first
Long Pants Suit. They
also sell everything the
young Fellows need in the
way of Furnishings. This
store has the contract for
making the Uniforms for
the High School Cadets.
Give name Of proprietor and his
Advertising slogan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
ADVERTISEMENT No. ONE

esS HOP EARLY at
Othe Shop" is
already the Christmas slo-
Gan Of one of Ell PasO's
leading Jewelry stores.
From complete stocks you
can select anything you
want, pay a small deposit
and have it set aside for
Christmas. Those making
purchases before Dec. LIST
and having same set aside,
viii receive a substantial
Discount. Artistic engrav-
ing and expert watch re
pairing are two specialties
with "The Shop"
Name Advertiser and Discount to he
received
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ADVERTISEMENT No THIRTEEN
ssE EDERAL" Tires
L are recognized as
being the Standard of the
Southwest. The Automo-
bile owner who adopts
Federal" Tires uses the
best possible judgment.
The Company that are
distributors for. Fed
eral" Tires also sell one
of the best known and
most popular Automobiles
in FL Paso. They are 10
Gated on San Francisco
st.
Name Company and name Auto
mobile they sell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ADVERTISEMENT No. EIGHTEEN
THERE is one man in
= FL PasO who makes a
Speciality of Automobile
Painting. The quarters
at 901 Texas St. have be
come too small for his
growing business. He viii
soon be in his new Build
ing at 2104 Texas, which
has been especially de
signed for his Business.
If You have an AutOmO-
bile to be painted and
want satisfactory work
he is the man to see.
Give Painters Name and Telephone
Number.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
ADVERTISEMENT No. ELEVEN

ADvERTIsESrENT No. ELEVEN
8 \ Electric Co. at 400
1 4TeXas Street. will al
ways give you satisfac-
tory prices. They not only
do Contract work but
carry a complete stock of
Electrical Fixtures and
Supplies. They also make
Electric Signs to order.
Any business placed with
this company will have
prompt attention.
Gre name Of Company and TeIe-
phone Number.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ADvERTIsEMENT No. SIXTEEN
6 TRANGERS to our
CITY always remark
on the metropolitan SER
VICE that Is given by a
COMPANY that has Of
fees in Hotels Sheldon.
Paso del Norte and Orn-
dorff. This Company OPP
crates a big Sight Seeing
Car and is the one who has
the Information Bureau in
the Union Station. Call
them for Autos. Taxis and
Baggage.
Give name of Company and TeIe-
phone Number.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

VIZ HEN YOU take out a
Wv Policy of any kind
You want to be certain
that it protects. This can
not be the case unless the
Company behind the Pol
icy is right. An Agency
at 224 Mills Building
makes a speciality of Fire
and Casualty Insurance
with "POlicies that Pro-
tect." They also write
surety Bonds and do a
general Real Estate Bust
ness.
Name Agency and give Telephone
Number.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01
ADVERTISEMENT NJ. FIFTEEN

sB0LSUMr is the
i latest Household
word in FL Paso. Although
it has been on the Market
only a day or two, it has
established an enviabIe
reputation with Ell Paso
HOUsekeepers and Ell Pa
so GrOcers. We tell YOU
that "HOlSUnm" is MADE
CLEAN, SOLD CLEAN
a II d DEkIV Erred
CLEAN. If you do not al
ready know how Whole
some "Holsum" is YOU
should find out.
What = ''HoIsum' and by whom
madeF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01


a "GREENW GOD"
IN Electric Sign is the
best permanent Advertis-
ing investment a Business
man can make. For that
reason the Wigwam is
soon to erect one of these.
A majority of the best
Electric Signs in FL Paso
are the Greenwood. "
The Company selling
these signs recently erect
ed the big "FirestOne"
Tire sign on San Antonio
st.
Give name of Company and tell
what Sign says on top OF their
Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ADvERTIsEMEST No. TWELVE
THE heating and venti-
Z lating plant of the
Wigwam Theater is as
nearly perfect as possible.
The reason is, it was in
stalled by a Company
which has equipped over
80 percent of Ell Paso's
principal Buildings with
Heating Plants. 1t also
installs Ventilating, Air
COOlin g and Vacuum
Cleaning Systems. This
Company has offices in
the Mills Building.
Name Company and give TeIe-
phone Number.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-01

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
FRENCH POSITIONS NORTHWEST
Of VERDUN TAKEN BY TEUTONS
M. {. CONFERENCE
HIGHLY H0N0RS
JUDGE ROBINSON

Special Dispatch 20 The Inteiligcncer.
GRAFTON W. Va. May 3O.-Judse
Ira L. Robinson was today notified BY
a telegram from Bishop Leet that the
general conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church in session AZ sara
toga Springs. New York. had selected
him as a member OF the commission
on union Of Methodism To work out
and eject the great union of the Meth
odist Episcopal church North and
South. This is an honor of the highest
order and a recognition Of the great
worth OF the leading citizen of West
virginia. This commission will be
made up of the strongest and hrainicst
men in both branches OF Ncthodism.
II demonstrate that the sterling char
acter OF Judce Robinson Is recognized
without the boundary OF his state as
well a. within the confines OF West
Virginia. The commission viii be
engaged upon its duties for the next
TWO years and the success Of its under
takinCs will mark one Of the greatest
achievements and most momentuous
events In the history Of Methodism in
America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
PRESIDENT ENTHUSES CROWD IN
ADDRESS ON TRUE AMERICAN|SM
COMMITTEE OF
W0MEN'S CLUBS
NAMES OFFICERS

NEW YORK. May 3O.-Delegates. al
ternates and visitors attending the
thirteenth biennial convention Of tho
general federation of womens clubs
IN this city observed Memorial Day
by holding one Of the busiest sessions
OF the convention
The nominating committee reported
the official slate after an address by
Governor Whitman. Mrs Josiah Evans
Cowles. OF Los Angeles. and Mrs
Samuel B Sheath. Of Tifiln. Ohio. were
the only candidates for the presidency
There also are 20 be contests over
recording secretary. for treasurer and
for auditor.
The balloting will begin tomorrow
morning ard continue throughout me
day. The results are TO be announced
Thursday
-Four amendments to the bylaws
Were adopted today They provide
that clubs dropped from membership
can be reins'ated after the lapse OF
years by payment of membership
renewal fee OF s. 'Nat tho OUTCOME
treasurer shall wltuIu one month %.
the close OF he biennial session. turn
over 10 The new treasurer an money
and documents IN her possession with
"a sworn report az the newly elected
members OF the board ofN directors
shall perform the duties assigned them
by the officers of the board and that
The legitimate expenses OF department
and committee members in the scrv-
ice OF the federation be paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
Col. MOSby, Noted
Confederate Raider
Dies At Washington

WASHINGTON. MAY 30. - Colonel
John : Mosby aged - years. the most
famous Confederate raider of the civil
War. died here today after q long in
ness. He was a native OF Virginia
Colonel Mosby's death. his ply siCians
said. wa- due solely 90 old age. and he
was conscious and Interested In what
was going on about him until an hour
before ~ passed away.
lie viii buried az his ancestral home
ar Narrenton. Va, probably Thursday
ana come survivors Of his noted com.
maul viii be his pallbearers
Colonel Mosby dared death over 6f,v
years ago when az the head Of q band
N few hundred Confederate raiders
tr rode up and down the Shenandoah
valley. capturing outpOstS. DESTROYING
supply trains. and cutting of means
oi Communication II has been c-'im-
a'"d that he often ucurralizcd the
inr.- NJ over $1,000 Federals in the
som IN Powhattan Cour-y. W Va
. mhor .. lsi3 and ZrHlvafpI f.oU
on. University of Virginia "a s.. be-
yes pracfic.ng law in Fr sfol Va
when the war broke OUT and be- BEGAN
..- career IN The Confederate army.
BE proved his daring with such eject
ilat h" became a scout for zen j. b
b stuart and Ted Tho celebrated raid
around Nctleliar's army on tho Chic.
hahomIrF Tn Richmond "a vaar later
1r recruited an independent cavalry
troop which became famous as Mos.
h' 81 Partisan EaUCr~1 They De-.
'amC. night riders and rho terror of
nc Federal troops
Moshy most brilliant exploit was
~" capture of Gen Sf0ulr'ar on a
lowers rode through tho Fedora.
ARMY 20 FaIrfaN Court House rr',
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
GERMANSV1CTOR:JUSAL ALONG TWO MILEFRONI
Dario Resta Wins the 300 Mile Speedway
Derby Win D,Alene Second and Mulford
Third -Four Men Injured, One FataNy

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 30
Dsrio Rests. In a French car. won
the 800 mile automobile race here
today. His time was 3.36:t0.82.
an average Of 1926 miles an hour.
De Palma made the same dis
tsnce last year at an average Of
1921. Wilbur O'Alene finished
second at an average OF S225
miles an hour. Mulford was third.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 30
Dario Resta easily won the sixth
annual sweepstakes on the indian
apolis motor speedway today, COM
pieting the 800 miles IN three
hours. thirty-siS minutes and 1882
seconds. He finished two minutes
ahead OF Wilbur O'Alene. who was
second IN $3.50 o.. and three min.
utes ahead Of Ralph Mulford. who
was third in 3:3e:i5.05. Resta's
average speed was 1926 miles an
hour. Ralph De Palma completed
800 miles Of last years 500-nile
grind at an average speed Of eo21
miles an hour.
Four men were injured. one SER
iousiy. when two OF the racing cars
overturned. Jack lecain. drivinu
as reltet for Jules OeNinqe. is in a
serious condition as result Of
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overturnina on the north turn.
leeain was caught under the ma
chine.
II Was announced at the hospital
tonight that leeain's skull is frae-
tured m two places and the abdor-
inal wall torn open and that he
probably will die. He was a team
mate OF Carl linberg. who was
killed in the New York races re-
Gently. The reehanician was
slightly hurt. Tom Rooney's car
blew tire and smashed into the
wall at the TOP OF the south turn.
The rnechanicisn, Jim MeAiister.
was thrown over the wall and was
bruised and cut z oney was
caught in the wreekaae which slid
down the track. He suffered q
broken leo and disloested shoulder.
After the one hundred and sew
enty-third mile, Rest5 had little
competition for first place and the
pace slowed Up. Eddie Ricken-
bacher and John Aiken fought
Resta for the lead as long as they
were m the race but engine trouble
put both out. Rickenbaeher in the
tenth lao. and Aitken in the eeth.
Richenbscher later took the wheel
OF Pete Henderson's car and drove
u over the lap in sixth place. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
DR.. WINGERTER MAKES
FLAG PRESENTATION

Special Dispatch 10 Tho IutsIrFoncer.
FAGRNONT. VI. Va. May 30-Two
hundred visiting Knights Of Columbus
were here today attending a flag pre-
sentafion 20 s. Peters parochiaI
school The presentation speech was
made by Dr Charles WinEerter Of
Wheeling The speech was made by
the Rev. Father \. Boutlou. rector Of
-. Peters Catholic church large
class ton ight received the second and
third degrees The imitation was fol
lowed by a banquet The principal
speakers were Dan 3 Deonard. Of
Parkcrsburg. and the Hon O 3 Nc
Kinney. of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

first ter drivers. who share the
prize money. finished IN the fol.
lowing order: Resta. D'Alene. Nui-
ford Josef Christisens. Barney Old
field. Eddie Riekenbaeher. Gil An
derson driving Howard Wiieos's
carr, c. s. rsibe. Arthur johnson
and Tom Alley.
Rests won the 1000 first prize
and the usual trophies: O'Alene's
reward was $4,000 and Mulford's
$1,000. The prizes then range down
to $500 for tenth place.
The speedway MANAGEMENT an
nouneed that $4,000 people saw the
race.
Late tonight the race officials
announced that errors had been
made IN the standing OF the last
three cars 20 finish and in the
time Of all the drivers. The win
ner's time, according 10 these ra-
ures was three hours. 81 minutes,
1I:5i seconds: O'Alene's, three
hours, 80 minutes. 1923 seconds.
and Mulfords three hours. 81 min.
utes and 56.2 seconds. Resta's
average was S+O5 miles an hour.
Arthur JOHNSON took eighth place,
Silly Chandler ninth. and .. 3.
Haibe tenth. according 70 the cor.
rected chart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
KNIFE THROWN AT
ROOSEVELT WHILE
IN KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. May 20.-An open
pocket knife was thrown az Colonel
Roosevelt here today as his motor
car turned into Twenfv-rhird street
during q memorial day parade The
knife struck rho rear Of rho auromO-
bile and wa found later in thc stree.
4 man who save th. name of Ed
ward Mcdaniel and said no was from
Tulsa Okla. was arrested here this
afternoon. ~ hon. according 20 rho
tho Roosevelt suite sr nc Nuehlebecn
Hotel
"I'No co' business with Roosevelt
and I've Eor 90 sec him. he IS quoted
a. having said
he was una-mSd. and is bein- held
f0- Iuyt7'fEaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
ALSO GAIN IN THE
THIAUMONT WOOD
These Gains Have Been Par
TALLY Admitted By The
French In Report
MANY PRISONERS TAKEN

LONDON. May 80. ll:iO p. NJ
French positions on a front approx
lmately Two miles. extending from the
southern ridge OF l. Mort Homme TO
me Cumieres village. northwest OF
Nerdun. have been captured by the
Germans according 10 the latest
official communication from Berlin
IN addition. the Teutons again have
pressed forward IN the Thiaumont
wood. northeast of Nerdun. and added
20 their line in the eastern part OF 10.
These gains made during the vicious
lighting Of Monday. have been in part
admitted by Paris. which has report
ed the loss Of three hundred metres
~ advanced trenches northwest OF
Cumieres and the retirement from
similar positions 10 the south Of the
road between Betkincourt and
Cumieres. Berlin says the Germans
captured 1918 prisoners. including
several staff Cfficers
Around l. Mort Homme and
Cumieres violent hombardment IS
still IN progress. but fher. has been
diminu'ion in the intensity Of the
ire 70. the bis suns northeast OF
Eertun. since tho r-ht'nc Of Mon
dav there apparently have been no
infantry attacks anywhere on either
side az the Neusc
Austrisns Again Attack
NF Als JAMS nave bfEuu droilfT
attack against tho Italians IN the Pos
ma Region ot Italy. southwest OF
Po-ina. and farther along 10" upper
reaches Of rho A-tico River. ON f1e
AUStro-Ifallau border South OF Pos
ira. Ausfriar- prepared tor their OF.
ttH-iNe with % bon baIdmsnt but. ac-
.ortinc to Rom" .h" italians after a
desperate S-rl--ie a-a.0-r f.' Aus
fr.an infdn'r. retained their lfiors.
l1 the Lazs ma Valley. Ou fhe Pa-uufO
,ctu-. and lr the Sg-aUa valley a.
b-T.lale'fC the Au~frlau- ore heavily
bon bard'-- Tho Italian positions.
on The Russian front rho German
.-Satrd az offensive northeast 0i IA.
800 I'm hot. hUt Wsro driven hack 20
tN.'- fre-Cla- bv tho Russians The
Ausriar~ .r Grl.cla .Cf with n TO.
re0'orr success near GlaCkl. driving
mo Russians from a position and ,.p.
sCcr--=ueC CO Prgs -snb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
OF AMERICA
IS CLEARLY DEFINED
Warns Citizens Of Foreign
Birth That Love OF America
Comes First
AMERICAS HIGH PURPOSE

WASHINGTON. May President
wilson delivered memorial day ad-
dress here today. Boz which he defined
me pirt ot America. warned citizens
roi o.. Ign birth ncf 10 set themselves
against the purposes of the nation,
called upon youug men 90 perform vol
uufarF military service. and defended
hi recent -uererf.ul for an alliance OF
nations ip preserve peace He spoke
a' Arlington National cemetery before
an audience made up largely OF civil
war t't. s. who anplauded him Wig
orouslv
While he declared ne had no harsh
nes- Loo hI- heart for Americans of
still love the sources of their origin,
the president .li4. america must
come hr~i in every purpose We enter
tain and every man must count upon
being cast our of our confidence. cast
'r' even of our tolerance. who does
rp. submit 10 that great ruling prin-
CIrle."
Sp"1kinE Of America. made M out
Of 1II fhc peoples of the world. as the
champion of tho rights of mankind. ne
said "Mc are not only ready to CO.
operate. but we are ready 10 fight
against any aggression whether from
within oI without. but We must guard
ourselves against anV sort of aEgres-
sion which would be unworthy Of Amer
ica We are ready TO fight for our
rights when those rights are cOincident
with the rights Of man and humanity"
The president reiterated his suCees-
ton before the League TO Enforce
Peace last week that the United States
was ready fO become a partner in anv
alliance of tho nations which would
guarantee public right against selfish
aggres sion 20 OF published criticisms
reminding him that George Washing.
ton warned the nation against zen.
tangling alliances hc said
VIII Not Consent
Il shall never myself consent 10 an
entanElinE alliance. hu- would gladly
assent 10 dlsenfanC.Iuc alliance. an
alliance which would di-+ufangle the
people 81 the world from those com.
birations in which they .'rk their own
separate and private interests. ana
united The people of fr0 world 20 Pre-
serve the peace of tha world upon q
(cont4nued on Page TsnD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
GOV. HATFIELD
LASHES LOGAN
To THE MAST
DEMANDED $4,000
FOR HIS SUPPORT
Replies To Query And Offers
To Produce Letter Con-
tanning Demand
H. c. OGDEN SPEAKS

rr...t D.sratch % Tho InfclIiEsncsr
fAfkEbS BURG. " Va. Nay Fu -
Governor Hatfield. speaking here TO-
n.stt before packed audience in u.
Auditorium theatre. made fho dirFrt
charge that sam Lo-an. ono of the
TWO principal leader- 'u Wood county
had demanded 81 ono for Lo-sr .lr
port iu tho 1912 campaign GnYorr0r
Hatfield added that II Mr.. LOGAN de.
s'To- to question the matter he Is
ready 20 produce the letter IN wI:.eh
the demand was made
This charge came a. the close ~ a
shor- address in which The Governor
defended 'he record of his adminisLra-
fio0 from Tho attacks NJ Attorney Gen
ers' a. s Lilly who spoke here Mon.
Gay night and made rho Governor the
sole target of hts remarks Or was
made in reply 90 a question PROFOUND.
Cd hv IarNo--hurc rcw7uaper wi'h
which NJ Lo-an is if-n'. 7ed and
which has been fhe orlv daily re-ys
paper I'M 'Fr state actively supporting
fte attorney generals candidacy
a Great Reception.
Governor Hatfield was given the
reception that demonstrated he De-
r--ar.ai h.-lly In Parker ahu-- and
Wood county 10 spoke less 'han an
CATCHING train bur On that time
mad. numerous points that hr0ul1f
applause for nia hearers To gave
most Of Ii- attention fu rra work OF
h.- administration ard alluded only
briefly 20 -le candidacy of the
attorney general H. Characterized
statements ~ fia attorney general
fund ae false. Hr a'eo said that
state finance ar. 'r -I.r condition
fNaf rho direct state lnyN viii b' re
HH..I fY I-.Hf cents fNIa year. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
YERNOR OF WHOM EVERY WEST VIRGINIAN WOI
I h e w e ath er

Fair "Wednesday ard Probably Thurs-
day.
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