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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
TO ERECT MORE MILLS
AT Y0RKVILLE PLANT
Wheeling Steel & Iron Company Con.
templates Number Of Improve
ments. Including Box Fac
tory and Furnace.

I- has been learned on good author.
.ity that tho Wheeling Steel a Iron
company will shortly begin Zoo erect
additional mills az their NOrkFiIle plant.
and that eventually the plant will Doe
one az Tho largest BOO the United state
Six additional mills are now IN the
course OF construction which will make
an ciEhfceu.mill plant and six mills
Will be- added from time To- time until
.fhirfF--lN mills are erected. It b. said
the company has plenty Of available
ground and there will be- no trouble
In getting enough men TO man the
mills. once they are erected The mill
was originally planned for a siNmiII
plant but shortly affcrward tho con.
tract was awarded FOR six additional
mills and no sooner had thcv been
completed until six more were con.
.tr3ctel for
The company BE- also planning to
erect q large furnace az the Norkvilip
plant boz rho near future. H- we'll as "a
box factory. which will turn ont aI'
me boxes used hN tho company and
which a' present are being made iu
Martins Ferry. when fhe furnace and
box factor. trC completed tho com.
p8nv will have o0n Of tho finest plant.
.u Tho country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

clans. lie should be a great success
In the United states.
Twenty thousand Bulgarian trooas
waved and grew fat for a week on our
SerNlan supplies. The only excuse
offered was that they needed Il. Nm
never saw a receipt for anything that
was taken. and though a written pro-
test was accepted by the Commandngt
70 De forwarded to our consul II eVi-
IDENTIFY only travelled as far as the head
quarters waste basket. Although there
was a wireless in the field near the am
bulance. we heard no Wort at all from
the outside world for two months.
Americans Closely Watched.
understand now how the third
deeree Will break the nerve of even
an honest man. the arrival OF
me first Bulgarian army staff and the
Germans We had TO stand all sorts Of
petty a~nnoyances. Back in America
the remembrance of a certain spec
tdcled officer with the appearance of
a studlous fish, hunting like a sleuth
mound in the ambulance o%uthouses for
hidden bags OF flour. is an amusing
funny.
/ long TO go home and write about
the spring flowers. We did not dare
even make faces al the soldiers loaf
ing around the ambulance courtyard.
Guards Were AZ the gate. and at times
$50 FNNAA n VI AA JUL wv TN
house. An officer struck a young boy.
one Of our helpers. in the face for no
apparent reason.
The military authorities ordered us
10 deliver TO their tender mercies our
most intelligent Interpreter. an Ameri-
can citizen, though a Macedonian BY
blrth. on he trumped up charge, en-
tr<ly false. Of having defrauded t1,o
bulgarian soldiers eight years ago in
America Of $40.
interpreters Make Escape.
The soldiers offered TO settle for $50.
but as "A written guarantee or his safe
~ n he did give himself up was re-
fused, knowing OF what little use was
their American citizenship in the Bal
kans. He and the other Interpreter
although a naturalized American. pre-
TERED TO escape over the border. They
hid for a day or so in a house by the
river. that. X most of the Turkish
houses had "a secret door tyOu could
pass by these hidden ways from court.
yard 10 courtyard in Monastir without
going out in the street,. cvaded the
city guards In disguise and went with
a smuggler over the mountains into
Greece.
\ Greek. looking gigantic in I'M,
PEASANTS clothes Of white wool. came
into the clinic two days later. II was
the smuggler. He made signs ne
wanted his neck dOCtored: when he
got Dr. Forbes alone there was nothin.
the matter with IT,, but he produceu
"A dirty scrap of paper. on 10 written IN
pencil as well as ! "a remember. was
Dear Friends. Hope you never have
soch eXperienCe-Cloths- burn up on
month"; no shoes-snow over ANGLES.
Two Sisters.
Asks Sugar as Reward.
From 30 We gathered u interpreters
were safely across the border. Their
messenger pleaded for sugar as his
reward. had hidden one precious
loaf under my bed. and he came TO my
room tor b.. Nv landlady. strongly
disapproyinC. -chaperoned from the
door. He was a formidable looking
visitor. as he stood with the loaf under
one arm.
20. Amerika. Amerika." he whined
yearningly.
Our beloved country was az least
well thought of by the smugglcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
Healthy Old Age
Brings II Happiness
Simple Remedy Promotes Health BY
Overcoming Tendency 10
Constipation.

Advancing years impair the action OF
The vital organs. Old age should be the
period Of greatest happiness. but good
health Is necessary. Constipation
should not be tolerated. Is often the
direct cause OF III health.
Headache. belching. biliousness.
boat, d~rowsiness after eating and 9TH
~ symptoms OF constipation can be
readily relieved by the use OF a simple
Laxative compound sold in drug stores
under the name OF Dr. Caldwell's Syr-
up Pepsin. Mr.. J. "a. Bristol. 1412 Ged-
des ave. Ann ArbOr. Mich. who Il So
years old. says; Or. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin Is the best remedy | ever used
for constipation and I always have a
bottle OF II in he house TO use when
! feel the need OF Il; II never disap-
points"
Or. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a
mild laxative preparation. positive in
its effect. acting easily and naturally
without gripping or other pain or dis.
comfort. For owe a quarter OF a cen.
fury II has been the standard house.
hold remedy in thousands of homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
BOY SCOUTS WILL TURN
OUT ON MEMORIAL DAY
Meeting OF Boy Scouts Council Was
Held last Night-Rotary Scouts
VIII Meet This EVENING.

At a meeting of the Boy Scout Coun.
Gil. embracing an OF the WhecIlC dis
trICf. held last night. resolutions w,rh
passed showing that the Scouts are In
favor ~ turning out Memorial Dav 10
help me old veterans celebrate They
also decided 20 attend. iu e body. an
Entertainment 90 be- given by the Mo.
Fart Scouts, Thursday. May IS, and 10
attend tho evening -pryicea Of the
Norfh Street VI r. church. Nav q. 4
special -ormOn Will be- delivered by
The pastor for their benefit.
This evening Boo tho Market Audi
torIum. The Rotary Boy ScouN will
fp complete their organization
Their books have been received and
equipment Special addresses will be
made. and l short literary program
twin hc carried out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
GIRLS TAKE JOY OUT OF
LIFE OF LONE JOYRIDER
NO Women and a Man Take over
Visitor for More Than Hundred
Dollars. Ne Claims

Loretta Roam Ruth Harris and Jas
Sheets the FIRST two propriotress and
inmate of % lIaurIslIy house on the
~Nuth SIDE Irt under arrest al police
h'~HdqudrfrI- facing a charge ~ Grand
ar'"nF which lIs been placed against
.'n nl Joe Nt.-h.r.in'r They viii
today. warrants HAVING been sworn
out for them II-f might
According .n fI. police. WcirfIhsh.
ncr had room Iu Die automobile
w 'ln'.dIf rIHnf than hc needed. .l
i' invited fhn trio tn take q f0F ride
with him. which Ihrr DID, Whom hr
returned fu fIr rf| ht was o. ItfIa
more Than "a hundred mnfpons short
and Doc huu ..i IHr police placed fhn
tf.. under arrest Hf fN. Imf bur IHI
pace iofN.H. uarrIHf. aEaIrHf them
until iIaf u.lnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

Don't Hide Them Win a Veil: Re.
move Them win the Othine
prescrtutfon

This prescription for the removal of
freckles was written hy 70 prominent
physician and o. usually so success
full In removing freckIcs and giving
"a clear. beautiful complexion that it
o. sold hy amy druggist under cuaran.
tee TO refund thp money n b. falls
Don't hide your frockles under n
veil get au ounce ~ ofhine and To-.
move them. EyDn fha first few APP
pIIcafiors should show "a wonderful
improvement. some % rho lighter
f-eckI'- vanishing entirely
80 sure fo ask tho druggist for tho
double strength ofhiuc. n is thI. that
B. sold or fHo money back guarantee
-Adgf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

\ a meeting tor the discussion
OF the pending suffrage amend
ment 10 the state constitution is being
arranged for next Tuesday eyenig. at
the WoOdsdale school building. The
speakers are Hon. j.. L. Arbenz. former
member of the State legislature. and a
prominent attorney OF this city. snd
Attorney George \. Blackford MIR.
Archie W. PAUL will act as chairman
of the meeting. which has been arrang-
ed for the convenience Of voters and
residents OF Triadelphia district, but
to which people OF Wheeling and sur
rounding country are welcome.
\ truly enlightened and democratic
form OF government would, OF course.
recognize the rights OF women-Tom
/. Johnson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
The First Sunraeist.

~ only instance OF women sumraC.
~ me colonies Was recorded in the
summer OF 1855 in Grayesend. Long
lsland. when Deborah Moody signed a
document that John Tillton signed "as
CLERK IN behalf of the rest nominating
me executive officers OF the colony.
Miss Moody nus put herself on record
as being q distinct and separate mem
Der OF the community not 10 be signed
Tor by anybody but herself. This bit
or woman's representation went ap-
parently without challenge. though We
nave no record Of a repetition OF the
act on the part of the daring Deborah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
a Fact For A Fact

The Connecticut ~sunragists have hau
ne last word in a contention with
tnelF opponents. The ants recently
p~laccardcd the Hartford street cars
with the assertion Taxes are higher
where women vote" The ~suffragists
came back with a |playcard reading
Kansas. where women vote, has no
state dept The state debt II Con
n%ectiCut is $4,000 %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

payment on bonds Representative
Lever. author OF the amendment. said
o. would lower The rate of interest
on bonds Of the farm banks and make
money cheaper for borrowers Chair
man Glass. OF the banking committee.
In charge OF The bill. and others. op-
posed b.. declaring the result would
De- "a tie mp OF current treasury funds
ON time loans. The vote was So 10 SO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

Guced against woman suffrage, which
looks well or sounds we'll. | do not
De licve in ~ myself and won't vote for
~, but what can / do? There is notn.
ing can say. except when the time
comes To vote. and only one word
then"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

sumner vacation via the Northern
Pacific 20 Yellowstone Park, North Pa
Cihc Coast or Alaska will be enjoyable
Additional mountain scenery AZ no ad-
CtfiOnal expense. Low round trim fares
IN effect May 10 September secure
booklets from g. r.. Brlson. District
Passenger Agent. POS Park Bldg. Pitts
burEh. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
Mississippi Valley Conference.

D Mississippi Valley Suffrage Con
ference al Minneapolis. Minnesota,
opens May 7th for four days OF active
session Twenty-seven state organiza-
lions viii be represented. and every
significant phase OF sufrase work will
be discussed by specialists in their
various fields. ORGANIZATION, legisla-
ton. campaign work. educational work
all these with their many sub-diyi-
sions viii be taken up. the speakers,
numbering in all hfty-four prominent
women in the suffrage movement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
VOTES FOR WOMEN"

This apartment OF the Friday InteIiseneer conducted by the Yves,
at h disposal Of the suhragists each week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
bULGAR|ANS SEIZE SERBIAN
FOOD LEFT WITH AMERICANS
Mildred Farvel Tells Of The Hand To Hand Struggle Be
tween Doctor And The Soldiers Photograph OF
Melee Is Confscated

This is the fifth OF a seiaes OF arti.
cles by Mrs. Mildred Farwell. An
other will appear in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

Druggists everywhere sell II for afty
cents n bottle. a trial bottle OF Or,
'aldwells syrup Pepsin can be oh
tanned. free Of charge. by writing 70
Or. W. b. Caldwell. 45i Washington
street. Monticello. Illinois. for whom
this advertisement is published. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
CONSTANT INCREASE
IN RIVER SHIPMENTS
THREE BOATS DEPARTED FROM
LOCAL WHARF THURSDAY
WITH LARGE CARCOES.

Opening Of Summer Activities and
Congestion on Railroads Helps
River Trafnc-Rivcr News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
Several Ways to Get TO The Chicago
Parade

Their are ways and ways of getting
10 Chicago M every state suffrage
organization seems TO be taking a diff
ferent financial route 10 the scene OF
the suffrage parade on June 9Th. The
Pennsylvania ONE who live in cit
les are selling old shoes ar e rummaEe
sale for a Go-to-ChiCago fund. and tho
country women in the state will sell
all The egE that they gather during
the third week OF May. for the purpose
OF raising the necessary railroad fare
10 b parede. IN Indiana. the women
are conducting rummagc sales OF thel
husbands old clothes. selling them,
indeed. back 10 the owners N the ar
tlcles have been particularly cherished.
bur selling just the same. and collect.
ing money for them. IN Massachusetts
a new brand Of coffee has come on the
market, the Suffrage Fund Coffee. 80
delicious thar even ANTS are buying IL
snt thus contributing 10 the Chicago
parade delegation from Massachusetts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
a Mans Reason.

Buried tn the files OF suffrage his
tory are incidents 100 good not 10 be-
rt-uSCitatcd In 1905 a Presidential
Suffrage Rll was voted down In Kan.
cas- without discussion one Senator
afterwards explained his nay vote In
terms hat express for all time the
conflict between prejudice and reason
which Is tho only formidable foe OF
woman suffrage.
The is absolutely no argument
said This frank anti. THAT can be- pro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12
WOMEN'S WHITE
CANVAS SHOES

Lace or button models in sew
eral stunning styles Good
grade white duck All co AZ
sizes. $3.50 values OA.fO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-12

Dainty new spring styles il
an feathers and white canvas
Every size. An actual co AZ
50 90 value ATT. OH.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

court room yesterday afternoon, was greeted with a round of epithets and sought a place of safety in the court room. No attempt at violence was made toward him but he was sub jected to vigorous denunciation.
 Some interesting questions of law promise to be brought into the cases when they are heard and they will probably not be definitely settled un- til the Supreme Court of the State acts upon them.
 All of the defendants with the ex- ception of one of the Mexicans has given bail for their appearance on Thursday.
 In connection with the illegal sell ing of intoxicating liquors. both here and in Douglas. it is rumored that the United States government might have hand in it, and they have had spe- cial agents at work both here ard at Douglas and that action will be talk en by the United States Grand Jury which is now in session in Tucson. ed in this city on Saturday, will be Whether or not these are idle rumors remains to be seen.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
SECRETARY GARTER IS
 ID VISIT THE FRONT

Secretary Richardson, of the Y N. C. A., is just in receipt of a communi- cation from MT. Leon R. Carter, Boys Secretary of the Bisbee ''Y'', who is temporarily located at Columbus, N. M., where he has established an army association for the soldiers at that point, in which he advices that the association work is meeting with success; is serving as a great social and recreation place for the soldiers. At the present time their equipment is a large tent sent out from Ft. Bliss, but an effort is being made to put up a frame building.
 At the request of the State Secre- lary of the l. Nj. c. A. Carter is mak- ing a trip down into Mexico as far south as $50 miles where General Pershing is located, distributing mag azines, looks and writing material to the soldiers along the line. He says the commanding officer at Columbus has rigged him out with a full uni form, rifle and siX-shooter, was leav- ing yesterday, and expected to be about one week en route. Says if he evades the shippers will have some great stories to tell to his boys when be gets back to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
INTERESTING FIGHT LOOKED FOR IN
 TUCSON SATURDAY
Republicans Are Split Over ihe Selection Of National Committeeman. Cochise Is Bound By The Unit Rule

That everything will not be har-
 monious at the coming state meeting
 of the Arizona Republicans which is
 to be held in Tuc-on on Saturday
 next is evident from the party scraps
 that have been started already in the
 different delegations that have been
 selected uJ attend that meeting. In
 Maricopa county the delegation is
 split on the selection of National Committeeman, some of them will be for Ralph Cameron, others for Fen s. Hildreth, while our friend, Michael
 Cassidy, of Bisbee, will have his share.
 The Cochise meeting at Douglas Saturday was not as harmonious as it might have been, according to all reports.
 The fireworks started when the Bull Moose element tried to have the delegation from the county go unin- structed to Tucson and not to be bound by the unit rule, but in all the questions that came up they were defeated by vote of AS to 12.
 The committee on resolutions asked that the delegates to Tucson be in- structed to do what they could to have the State meeting adjourn after they had selected the delegates SUD ject to a call of the chairman after the national meeting had been held in Chicago, so that a state ticket could then be put in the field. The delegation from Cochise, which num- bered 32, is bound by the unit rule to vote on all questions that may come befor the meeting. They are instruct ed to vote for c. A. Overlook of Doug laS as delegate to the National Con- vention and for NJ. E. Cassidy as ton, as selected, is not strong for Teddy, but will work in Tucson toI see that an uninstrueted delegation be selected to go to Chicago.
 The following is list of the dele !, gates as selected: Wilcox, Lyman H. Hays and H. A. Morgan; Tomb stone, A. H. Gardner and w. A. Me Sparron; Benson, Milton Fairlee and Max True; Douglas, H. c. Stillman, | F. T. Wright, Fred Caldwell, w. P. | F. I. Doane, W. w. Windham, H-S. Kenyon, Albert Stacy, c. O. Ellis Albert NJ. Sames; Warren Dis i rict, John Mason Ross, c. $. Thomp- | son, Dr. George A. Bridge, E. P. Du- pen, J. s. Williams, ST., Ralph Zies- | ner, E. J. Flanigan, Capt. Jos, Hodg- | jon, Lou Wright, B. Carretto, -Attor- ley J. S. Williams, w. R. Tonkin; H. 1 VI. Woods, w.. E. Mckee; Whitewater, [. M Abbott; Pirtleville, c. A. Peck npaugh
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HOLD MEETING AT
 TOMBSTONE
Transact Considerable Busi- ness. Other Items Of Inter- est From The County Seat. County Sued Tax Refund

TOMBSTONE, May 1.-(SpeciaD-
 The Board of Supervisors was in ses- sion today and transacted consider able business. The morning session
 was taken up in general discussion with County Engineer Ryan about the road conditions in the county. No di- rect action was taken about new work 0 be started and will not be until the present gangs now at work complete the work on which they were engaged. Several petitions for the changing of several roads were presented to the Board and they were acted upon and the changes will be made under the direction of the coun- ty engineer.
 The resignation of T. Clemens as justice of the peace at Dragoon was accepted and H. Harshman appointed in his stead.
 The Board appropriated the sum of S200 to be used in the work Of clear ing up the streets of Pirtieyille.
 A contingent from Bisbee was over and interviewed the Board in regard to the county assisting in the build ing of a bacteriological laboratory in Bisbee. The Board awarded them $50. Major Adams, Councilman Hen-i messy and pr. Herendeen were in the | party. They left here to go to Doug , las to interview the city council there tonight to try and get them to assist |; he mater.
 The afternoon was spent in the | auditing of the usual monthly claims ! against the county and the Board f adjourned about five o'clock.
 Southern Pacific Sues County.
 The Southern Pacific Railroad com i pany, through it's attorney, J. E. For rest, of Phoenix, has brought suit against Cochise county for a refund of taxes in the sum of S3,19428. The complaint alleges that the county had no right o levy Q ax rate sufficient to raise S500,000 for school purposes and that it is in excess Of what should have been raised, tO-%it, S100,000. The further alleges that the paid its taxes under protest and now asks that it be refunded. The total amount of taxes paid by the company last October is alleged to be sS7.3S5.98. The suit is similar to sev- eral that have been filed in various { of the State and is brought tor the purpose of testing the law as 70 whether or not the Board of Equal
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ization has a right to levy an increase of over ten per cent or not.
 Marriage Licenses.
 The following marriage licenses have been issued out of the Superior Court during the past week:
 R. D. Morris to wed Hannah John son, both pf Lowell; Lazar Pejovich to wed Dave Mitrovich, of Douglas; Biman Johnson to wed Elsie Amber son, of Whitewater; William H. Dos set to wed Flora F. Roundtree, of the same place; Herbert G. Woodward to to wed Beatrice McDaniels, both of Douglas; William Plyant of Douglas to wed Merrill NJ. OOnden, of San Diego; w. H. Taylor of Tyrone, New Mexico, to wed Rose Leighton, of Douglas; Grover c. Mayo to wed Grace L. Tierce, both of Douglas; William Fors- man to wed Hilda Mattson, both of Bisbee.
 Case Is Settled.
 The case of F. Widnew vs. Mrs Vim. Harris, for debt, which was to be tried in the Superior Court this n-1rning, was compromised after both parties had arrived here from Bisbee. The action was a dispute over work lone in repairing the Harris block in 2isbee.
 Over From Gleason.
 Constable Lafe Gibson and Tom Lennon were over from Gleason on a short business trip. They report that Gleason is quite lively at the present ime and that the mining industry is picking up and shipments of copper ,res from that district increasing.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
EXAMINATIONS ARE
 SET FOR THURSDAY
Cases Against Alleged Boot leggers Continued At
 Defendants Request

The trial of the alleged vendors of intoxicating liquors, who were arrest held on Thursday, beginning sharply at nine o'clock in Judge Totman's court The State was ready to so 10 trial yesterday afternoon but all Of the cases were continued at the re- quest of the defendants. IL is under stood that Attorneys Alexander Mur- ray, W. 5. CleaF and s. K. Williams will reperesnt the defendants while the interests of the State will be looked after by County Attorney John r. Ross and his assistant, Bruce Stevenson, of Douglas.
 One of the alleged witnesses for the State, who was on his way to the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
GENERAL JiMENES ATTACHED

SANTO DOMINGO, May 1.-Gener al Juan l. Jimenez, president of the Dominican republic, was ordered inn peached today by the chamber Of deputies for an alleged violation oi the constitution.
 The motion for the impeachment Of the president as sent to the Senate and the approval of that Lody is eX- pected.
 The city is quiet and order prevails throughout the country.