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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-03

Because deliveries are next 10 Inn
possible. temporary famines In
many foodstuffs are threatening
the outlying district.
Already the city's supply Of snow
ahovels II exhausted Jobbcrs are
cleaned out OF all they had early
Wednesday. and the demand for any
old kind OF shovel IL brisk.
There IN practically no shopping
Nearly all % the big department
stores locked up In the middle oi
the afternoon "Wednesday and let
their employees start hiking home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-03

NOTICE or sTocKHoIpEnG MEET
fSu or BrFTALo HUMP MINING
COMPANY
Natio. 10 hereby sivsn that special
nesting Of the ockhoidsfs ~ tho Huf-
faia Hump Ntuing Company. a corpora
ton organised under the laws ~ the
state ~ Washington. ~tth its principal
place ~ business 1T Seattle, wash. has
been called hy 'hs president. ara viii -
hold a, tho nffcs % tho com panv. a.
tat Hinrkisy HiG-k. IN IN. city % &c
attts state ~ Washington. on February
3. 1914. a. thn hour - . m
The purpose - ths meeting IL 70 elect
new board Of trustees and 20 authorire
tho sale % portion ~ tho property 81
said company. to- Mt. tho placer mining
claims - the company
Dated at Seattle. January 20. 1914
J CHAPMAN
" GILBERT. Assistant Secretary.
President
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PHONE rnE
MAIN ,s1.z-.1u, ~"
= .seo
WANT AID RATES

one cent = word per Insertion.
six times for the price Of I'VE
ronpon baoks--Ons hundred lines
10 he used a. desired-st 90
uelr and situation ads. enc-hah rate.
Funeral notices ...ssss .s..ts.t 81 eNs
Tr-usi~rt--Chsrr~ &dNerust"s
Per line per Insertion ..s.s-. :
Six Insertions for the price of i've
10 r~w re~t discount ~ bin - neia
within 10 DAYS aftersfirst tnserhon-
Want ada received an 10 II 80 a. m
for Insertion same day.
Tho star win not be resronsihir ~
~rror. IN Want Ads after the urst
Insertion. and the placing @ ~ al
for more than one time SHAH &c
construed as an acceptance OF thfF
condition hy the advertiser.
Advertisers must present cftk
cash receipt when calling Tor lrt-
t~rs addressed TO hox numbers cRTe
ire star when Want AIS 90
s.tninr hox numbers are taken y
phor- The star will give replies 70
psrsfc< calling for same, sho
sumo. no responsibility hy NuSa
action. - ,t.,.t-,
want IA. Agent. rulversity district
LINCOLN PHARMACY
~o-,n sac ssth and wailirgford.
want "A Agent. ballard District
r. " MULLEN
sos Ballard Ave
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sisu iis. extra fancy rhuhaTh. lac ~
sweet potatoes = lha 1ic stall saa.
brsi butter. Gee 10. fresh cottage cheese
cr - stall ats. salmon trout itc 10
tarbsensd rod. Sc 10 stall sol. fresh
sneit ioc ~ frrsh h~rrinE. no ftc
Stall sos isiit~d tripe. zoo ~ fresh
hominY. ioe at stall SOC dried pearh-.
Sc ~ isrre can icsanhsfries lee. stalls
1918. scod vinegar. acc sal. summer
sausage. 1oc 10 stall "a. haiibut : lbs
isc Eastern oysters aec At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-03

nanian army.
And they did.
Twas motley army OF zoe that
sailed for France under the blood
red flag with the great silver star
emblem OF Counsni But they
participated in the famous charge
OF the foreign legion al Bots Sabot.
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
Continued


rorAt. EafFTtAS
Iiftsd 60 read your
iife from birth to
Death arat ss
mines. stfes true
advice In business
love ard marriage
faonites the seps
rated. risss suu the
secret power ho~ 10
vim and held ths
vns yau love aati.
saHsfe.a .uaFaFFeef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-03
VITAL STATISTICS

Marriage Ils~us~A
vernon ~ sutciiffe and Marion "
Bradley. seattle
Pred Her, walker and Efne May Grow
Icy. Ruby Alaska
Divorce Asked
Icmpt Louis ~ sick Louis.
Divorce Granted
Martha MeGDnn from William Me
Giynu
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s-For Sale Miscellaneous


Doors ara wtnfas frames. nouiainsa
Inside firi.h. either ~ tho foot ~ "
s-'s euiidinw paper. etc
AK for free c4tatoxus 70 81 Estimates
furnished
O n WILLIAMS Co
tNarufAefur~Fst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-03

DANCING run WALK easy. ! o.
M lessons suffietrnt Private halls.
~ lady ASSISTANTS Al tate dances
MI STEVENS '''s s. ss'r ris. N''
NoRWNufAN WIDOW. ss. sons means
weuid marry wlaoNsr with socd home
nad small children preferred Ans~sr
from Montana Farmer solicited "A
drss. A-a1. stat
CkRNoLLTE hsfiatis paHs,
ga Inc school - maintained
~ fpr these desiring master
:" ,.ss.s ana .s,, ss,.s ', .,..s
itiih fcurth Hn ~
MISS BAKER go. .sS ' .sa %.s s.a'.
lag Rsem 3, Arcade Hotel, itis Sec
ert ave
ELLEN YER BRYCk Ma. Ma.
baths n.rA.hus Hot.L room 81,
tsieas Second
SESb fsr Wsiria1onisi paper Containing
photo. hundreds % name. 10 select
from, many westihy lee 11py hes
LADIES prtsas. maternity eoms ssep-
tian N as.if~a Save time sni tasnsy
~ esiitsg tsu fssh ave rast hsai'
900 ear
MISS PEARL , %."lss1,.s A'i ,.si.i
art .eais treatment nosm ~ Arcade
uofsl ifi. sseana ave
mkrffSnsS les n fasrrisf it- AZ yaa
Ionslyf Joia Seattle Haiishi. ffirnf'
shtp Club Ladies' tree Ade v kfans
ct rminn. AT "
aEE rHe STATELY nrAtrtfA
nis turirsaus she's afternoons sri sven
inxs Ice iae. 80 isrie Theatre. oc-
eiasntai and Main
MASSEUSE s,.'. 18th, s. ns.s
rpatsm aulesiY Fsii~ssa 90 uulon.
via, O
I LAKESIDE uoNrfrAts-pFvs aieahaiia.
chronic s-rvoas and nstrrnifs casss
Very reasonable rates ttit Mnpdland
PARA ave Tslsnhens Nesth "
YufNe NkN ~ -iit arrrs - iArf
near Seattle. stshr. 10 meet Ypors
lady wHa some means ohiss natri
m0ny Address AZ star
/ HAuTiAg piarinx taught 10 70 70 is.-
sons success guaranteed. fifth fo@F
rastaxss bide
MASSAGE tsashs ae.io'd.'s ap's'
I Ntftc~pftN'is asor Heora ~. riiiots
usssi Ftrs, asa riss
/ f.AbiE@-~ NJ svest -aeesssrni Fsfasfy,
positively suarsnsssd. Madam Craze
iit1 iish AZ.
MARIE LONG-in..,ls' az, .se r ne.
ave. Art g
WASTED -isf5rTaeiiea q iiaFry WI
son. Afdrss. Miss NJ , Lone. go "a
q usiiusbana. wash.
GFT MRHsfEn H~.t rratrfnieriai pspsi
pahnshsd Mailed tree The Cor
rssponesni reisas ohie
LILLIAN LA MONT
nsgsAGE PATHS ARCADE uoTxi.
iiit sssnnd ave-. roesn
! MISS HARDING , s.s..s,ass'
A., ,. rsu4 us,.t itis rhlfa
LADIES Ny saee.s.fuI fsnsdis. are
positively guaranteed safe ard ssrs
MISS BILLIE DEANE
w4s.astns mauirsriuE Arcade Hotel
| fftt Second. Art
S9vGIErFpED MipwiFr az. wiiisik
ssn fefe itth =. W rhons nalisft
! 1851
So DfSNER pkNcEE willard Cafe
seventh and taien .
VEssA0E baths succes. i-sdv Gsfe~rs
iis f1ns
wooHFrfEfD Baths. 81 90 MassaEiHs
1859 flk. "
Mss IESssT :S--Nor~srisa mia ~ifs an
nur.. csn Elliott iiITw
IS MEHcHKNTs lunch Willard CAFE
seventh ard linton
usTERSTTY HoaE-iEis " nsdisos
Ess, 7i,r
Miss Ei.fs--aASfcuEfNo. iiitA
Third office 10
MFsH laos repaired fa1 Peoples Haui
nidr
80 COMPLETE hfsakfast wilhar'
cafe Seventh and linton
lNfACC CE-oFFiCE
- itesb rHinn
MIS- SDQUTsT--Trainsd nurse. ~sii
aoTf
Private Maternity home lis1 y asdlson
E1vANAUoH y % hat. tees l., AZ.
DENVER DYE WpHRaa-ffrs 7th. city
| S~~~~-~N~~O~~~~>Ne~~> >~~~~~~~-~~~S~~~~>~~
HOTELS
| DENVER HOTEfs- sisam heated rooms
sec ttetH third
HARM ton--is1ah second o. week ~
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2S-Spiritual Mediums
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s5Pcrsonals
Continued

position. Wishes TO correspond etfh
good woman. ~ ta ~ A home ia Tho
nssr futufp object matumonY Frank
Wilson. General Delivery, Seattle,
Wash
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23---Pcrsonals


others come and go bot for 20 Years
Alkaline LLOYD has been seatfle's phfenoi
agisf and business adviser in an affaira
~ ne 2it Union. Ant a. Elliott
ASIA Special This week, snc
MnR. FREEMAN = Naasaging Green
Hotel Room
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WE PAY cash Tor furniture az Pine st
Phone Main 1899
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-03

You are not making a n,istak,
when YOU use Star Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-03

MADAME CYrHfENNE Trancs medium
eEtraordinary consultation daily. circle
tonight 81 Nu. Every ono attending TO-.
teifrH w"Hsass. 2hc 1f'gis Third
Ants 2 and NofHs Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-03

MME DAVIS -Glfted European pair1i-I
Reliable advice on ~ affairs antisf,,c.
tion guaranteed 1919 Seventh ave
MEDIUM Readings daiit. circles Mon
DAYS. Wcdnesdaya aud Sundays Room
8o3 Outlook Hotel. KIM England.
Morris
NeH -. -. .-t.4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
THE THEATRES
THE ETERNAL MAepAIrNr.

III iSn OFTEN that Fate treats us nero
humans who are. Al best. It- pIaNthingS
a. kindly a. D. has clara Joel. who
h"ad~ "a. excellent company witch will
present Tn" Eternal MagdaIcne' al tha
court theater May \ and %
\ combination Of circumstance took
MISS joel on the stage when she was "a
H.'t" SIP OF girl SucScSS came to h,r
almost Immediately and when she
would haN" LEFT the stage FOR good and
an al various times there were obliea-
i,.uS Q" managers and SidcratIou~ Tor
"lh'l n'm''r- uf companies she was
~ aninE. which always deferred her from
tFNluS the step. Yea. successful as she
mad been. Miss Joel had O. secret Longing
Kind.
The trials and burdens OF Young girls
l'ft'H To x" out ia the world and earn
INtIr own living. We're always poignant
worries To her. and ~A. never fsgl.rf ed
ihc opportunity. whenever 90. Present ID
ltS'f 90 her. Goo lend 90 helping hand
I" women "ho had ~tray.d. Tor tho
time ar least from Oh. path of good
ness. hcu'NcI her aid was solicited
ih Gunner arranging uT appearing al
h'h'His Tor institutions dedicated To- IA.
care OF unfurtuudt. women. Sh, wa AZ
"aNs one OF tho first to volunteer hcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
NEWS BRIEFS

The contract prepared By the
baltimore q Ohio railroad company
through It's attorney EN-JudEe Frank
W. \csJitt was laid before the board
OF county commissioners yesterday n
attorney for his approval
.-rBc-sie Bailey and Dorthy Bessler.
two young girls. Of Pittsburgh. here
with the carnival. were sent back 70
their hCmes yesterday In tho custody
of Detective Andrew Joe King. who
~ Is said. cntIced them here. went
back with the detective and charge
OF white slavery may be placed
against him
II has been reported that within a
Few days tho state prohibition officials
will ask many additional restraining
orders against alleged proprleturs OF
speakeasies and property owners
wherc such speak castles are con
Quoted
lillian Depriost. injured while ar
work iu The Wh.elns Can company
plant. has been awarded 50 per week
while afflicted. by the Public Service
commission
The annual meeting Of mo Grand
Lodge Of West NNireInia. knights OF
PythIa-. will DO held in Huntington.
beginning August %. this year
Several local nurses viii take tho
registration examination for graduate
nurses which will boz held by the
state examining board in this city,
May 18th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
MARGUERITE sNow-vIRa1s1.

iAabln a'Iou o. tho keynote OF Tho
hdlf Million HrI be tho spscraI fs.fur.
at ih" NirEinla Theatre Yesterday and
today. Tho play begins with "a murder
my story. and th'n gradually shades i'm
Z" inc reformation of The leading char
dct'f- after De- has been cleared OF the
itS" charge bN q district ATTORNEY who
wishes 90 see him uu tho straight and
narrow pa Do. I'D" story i~ based upun
WIN. iiaW'l Ton osborne novel and play.
Ih" lseu MUu~s.' Marguerite. SNOW aud
hamilton E'N'Ii' ar" seen 100 tho stellar
roles These TWO we'll known stars are
supported hN a capable company OF
pItA RS. Miss snow began her career
iu the silent drama shortly after nor
engage mont several seasons ago with
Tho Court Theatre Stprk COMPANY, Al
h"uEh she has Appeared Iu many photo
play 81. she mover mas had part more
~"n"lliN before. nor one which makes
greater demands upon hsr powers az a
dramatic artistic. During tho fvs grin
pins acts ~ pulling mystery and UNI
usual romance. Miss SNOW Is called uu-
ON Co. register nearly every mood and
emotion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
British Liner Fights
And Escapes Submarine

LONDON, May .. p. m-The Brit
ish Liner Clan MacFadyen has arrived
in Gravesend from Africa, somewhat
damaged by the gunfire of two Ger
man submarines. The steamer re-
turned the fire and it was believed on
board that one Of the submarines was
destroyed.
IN" steamer reports that the attack
on her was made IN the Bay OF Biscay,
when a submarine fired sixty shots al
her At range of fifty yards The
steamer Immediately brought her biz
gun INTO action and hit the submarine
several times, and, IL Is believed, de-
stroyed IT,
Three hours later another subma-
Ilht iiItd torpedo. but missed the
Clan MaCFayden by q few feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
C0NFESSES They
SENT PROPAGANDA

BALTIMORE. May 5-Earl 4. NJ.
Scholz. chairman OF the legislative
committee of the independent citizens
union of this city. today admitted the
union was behind the movement that
resulted in the sending OF numerous
circular letters to members of the
Maryland delegation in congress. pro-
testing against action on the part OF
congress that might lead this country
10 war. The union H. a federation of
various German societies. with a mem.
bership of about 10000
Scholz said that the propaganda be-
ing carried on by the local union is
part OF countrywide movement.
fhe press has assumed TO speak for
the people of the country" he said.
and We do not consider that n speaks
with authority or that IL represents
the people Therefore We have deter.
mined TO let congress know our views
as individuals by sending its members
letters and kilograms"
Tonight. last night Of Carnival. 26th
street Play Grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
RUSSIANS EMBARKED
FROM PERSIAN GULF

NEW YORK. MAY According TO
travellers who recently have been in
Petrograd and who arrived here today
on the steamship BergenSfiord. Tho
Russian troops reported to have landed
in France embarked in the Persian
gulf after traVersing Persia No Of
ilclal information was given out in
Fetrograd. the pas sengers said. regard.
ing the expedition.
IL was well understood preparations
Tor the expedition had been under way
Tor months and there were assembled!
on Persian territory large numbers OF
camels. auto trucks and other means
OF transporting troops 200 miles To the
Persian gulf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
CRIMINAL DOCKET
OF Federal Court Galley Yesterday Morn
ing and Made Public in Part
BY Grand Jury.

N..t.-l.,. e.-.,,,,., ,b .....t,. f,
t,..g., ,g.-' ~, - T., '.,.'',,'
,.,,,, ,a 49,, ,-,,,i ,, n,' ''"' ~" ,,
pre,iously distressed Of 6y federal rot,rt
was called TN, cases were cuffed py
number and only those which we're
disposed of or IN which council appear
ISSUED for cases being withheld
The following cases were acted upon
slavery. tranqfcrred L" PhiIippi and
bond ~ defendant reduced 90 $500. ~.
r. Robinson. counsel for defendant
f,,,h r..I .,.r,.,t Zen ,.,,ii,,.. O.,
, ,,,,', !" -" ,'.,a''i"S IL
mi, -, ~ l,l,, ,,,,is,' ia
Ia ''S
t,
JON harri son. charged with Central
station r"hb"r! canias for removal TO
h''l'ns. sou Tor wednesday May l".
Early ~. Davis ct al. charged with
conspirInE FOR tho Interstat, shipment
of liquor passed tiil Wednesday May 10.
:. O. Eoycc. counsel for defendant.
Salvador Nyasho. TRANSPORTING .NpIo-
pa...d ' I'm lia" TO- ~ a'N, dess,,i
anr- counsel
,,..tr.. o., r.
d.. ~, -, 49,, -. 'I'ai SEQ N,sn N.p-
!" .'.u vi l'.,'' i.,Ni 800" ",. n'lin'f &c
''''''.s ''.i s''i.. HpF'"I.H ana
pom pom, was TOT ''''''' continued u" next
Harry Anderson o. Tarscr-burg.
charged with retailing liquor without
Eoy'fnmsnt license. Flea ot. guilty en-
county Jail and huc OF $500 imposed
Charles Gray. charged win retailing
q NOT san,y o Hoyes spGoin, ted
NAV N -''''' p
r.. ....-.. .
r.i ' S'nr ry,. Trsrrg s ,, 10 Attor-
"'y'
F.IA lee. aI.HN Ntnnl' Is't. out on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
is A BRIDGE AND
A DOCK BUILDER
HAS TAKEN PLANT JUICE FOR
FAST SIX WEEKS AND CLAIMS
is ENTIRELY CURED.

The principal reason that the fame
OF Plant Juice has spread like wild.
tire throughout the country is be-
cause everyone that has tested il or
has seen what II will do. has good
WORD Tor II and never misses
S p TO speak It. The history OF
RANT Juice. the way in which the
manufacturer first made II. and the
great events that followed. have been
the subjects OF numerous newspaper
articles throughout America. II is
reNlNing and revitalizing thousands
OF people in all walks of life. Take
the man or woman who suffers from
stomach. kidney. or liver complaint.
who has a coated tongue. bad breath
no appetite. is tired. listless and lack
Ing in energy. Plant Juice tones up
as does no other tonic; il gives i'm
mediate and lasting results. All
forms Of stomach. liver and kidney
troubles are instantly relieved by
Plant Juice.
Selected al random from a mass OF
written testimonials. Is that of Mr.
John ;. Dwyer. who lives at No. $40
sixteenth street. Detroit. Mich. is
well-known dock and bridge builder
and Is also a member OF Riverside
Lodge. ]. o. o. r. He stated.
have been a constantant sufferer
with stomach and kidney trouble for
the past 10 years. During this time
| have suffered untold misery from
Indigestion. as my food would fer
ment in my stomach and cause me
10 be distressed for hours at a time
NV kidneys were inactive and had
pains across my back. I have been
using Plant Juice now for the past
six weeks and the results have
simply been marvellous. can eat
anything | wish and the indigestion
and pains in my back have entirely
disappeared. ! feel that am entirely
cured Of my trouble and give entire
praise for same TO Plant Juice"
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

Thompson. of Third street. McMechen.
who has been seriously III for the pas,
several weeks. is in critical condi-
tion, and may not recover.
Former State Senator \. Bliss Nc.
Crum. now "A member Of the state
board Of control. spent yesterday in
Wheeling on official business Last
night Mr.. McCrum went TO Mounds
Vile. He will leave today for Charles
ton.
g. W Morgan. returned to ms
home in Sistersville. after attending
the Republican convention held IN
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
Funeral OF Mr.. Carroll TO-DAY

Funeral services will %. held al -r..
IaWiIN home. 27oS Market street This
,.."Lhinh Hi $50 O'Clock for charles
fIrNl- Ioilow'd with requiem high
mass 10 ST. Iosoph's cathedral a. .
. ,.ook. inf'rment viii D. in Nj. cal
vary cemetery.
ar. '"rro0 was - years old. and hal
I.'I IN thiS city M" greater mart Of his
tlI'. %" was maghiui~t. and was v-lr1
nn.Nn IN south Wheeling His death
v,, Hrr'd -daN, following two N.tr-'
,.IIl.SS ~" leaves ono brother. James
,arf"il. and ono sister. Mrs F'rcdrri,t
q. slater. both OF this CITY, n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

Thcda Bara. tho famous actress IN
croascs her already great international
fame iu Tn" Eternal Sapho.' the vital
photodrama OF the soul. which will toe
shown at the Rex theatre. today. she
I~ called upon to enact her familiar role
uf vampire in this picture. Il seems al
most ~uus rtiuous t. say that she port
rays Dr. with tho skill and appeal that
have come to bc associated with her
very name. The story tells 81 young
girl OF the underworld who rises from
her SIualcd surroundings Co "a leader Iu
society. Miss Bara has excellent sup
port.
The Iron CLAW VII also he shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
C. A. C'S WILL GO To
WELLSBURG TODAY
STRONG TEAM OF BELLAIRE WILL
MEET BROOK FOUNTAINS
IN OPENER
Brown and Long VIII Form the Battery
IN Today's COMMUNICATION
and Long on Sunday.

Tho EcIIalro g. \, {. g will go TO Wells
burg today To- plays the strong team OF
that place. and ON sunday thcy viii
play tho Duqu"-n' club Ht Tunnel Green.
Tho e. A. C.S realize they have two of
90" best teams ON their schedule Co go
against today and sunday. and have been
pracficin all week Co Doc 900 shape. Brown
and Long viii form tho battery for too
DAYS game. while either MUMahou or
Murphy viii pitch sunday with Ions be-
hind the BAT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06
GOVERNMENT PROVES SCORES Of
SHIPMENTS MADE BY ROSENBERG

Rosenberg a number of spring coat
sweaters during the spring OF 1913.
Case Continued.
Just before adjournment of court
yesterday afternoon judge \. G.. Day
ton stated that the Rosenberg trial
would De taken up a. o'clock this
afternoon. that the morning session
today would be- devoted to misCella-
neOus matters
The government has number Of
witnesses TO BE- put on. while
the defense will introduce a number
Of witnesses 10 l. believed that re
hearing will extend far into next week.
despite the fact tilar there Is no time
being lost by the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-06

Urn IN canada al years ago. She came
,,..I" - years ago and Tor many wears
We "a teacher in 81. JoScph's Academy
sHu ihi'r entered II. JoScph'S couN.nI
TOT ih' rast several years sh, had no.,
4. ~, Ii'ai' health. and passed away sud
u,iIE cdncsday night. death being
NL-ILnuL,d ~ ncuto IndIEastinn