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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04
TURN MINERS DOWN
Operators Reject Demand for 90
Per Cent Increase.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-The anthra-
cite coal operators rejected here
Thursday the demands of their
miners that a 20 per cent increase
in wages. complete recognition of
the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea, a two-year working agreement,
an eight-hour day and changes in
the methods Of liking wages
The operators propose that if the
differences cannot be settled by the
interested parties themselves, they
be submitted 10 the board of con-
citation provided for in the award
Of the anthracite coal strike COM
mission of 1902. The miners de-
mands were formulated last Sep
TENDER at Wilkes Barre, Pa, and
were ratified last week by the United
Mine Workers convention at Indian
apolis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04

away from Washington thinking
that TIE country was with him on
the issue Of preparedness sad is go
ing back knowing that Il is with
him beyond his greatest hopes. Ap-
parently the presidents conviction
OF this grew with each succeeding
day. deepening In Kansas last night
when he asked would YOU volun-
teer ." and receiving "a numbering
yes from every section of the
great convention hail. and reaching
its climax with the demonstration
Thursday at St Louis when he told
an audience which cheered him tu-
multuOusly that the United states
ought 20 have "incompanbly the
greatest navy in the world"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04
OIL PLANT CRIPPLED
Explosion Does $4,000 Damage at
Toledo.

TOLEDO, o., Feb. Am ex-
plosion which was followed by fire
in the plant of the Craig Oil Co. here
Thursday afternoon resulted in esti-
mated loss of nearly $4,000 and
Gripping of the plant for several
weeks. None Of the 43 men in the
plant when the explosion occurred
were injured. The cause has not
been determined. Fourteen large
tanks of crude oil were destroyed
Fireman A ]. Momonee was seri-
ously injured when one of the tanks
blew up. Sixty tanks containing
benzine and gasoline were saved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04
Sample Size T.ottIe.

SPECIAL NoTFS-You may obtain
y Y
gives you the opportunity to prove the remarkable Of this md
cine They will also send book
ing thouaands
who they
pie size bottle Address klner y
n he South Bend News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands Of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.

Nature warns YOU when the track Of
health Is not clear Kidney and bladder
troubles cause many annoying symptoms
and great Inconvenience both day and night.
Unhealthy kidneys may cause lumhago.
rheumatism. catarrn of ne bladder, pain
or dull ache IN the bacs joints OF muscles,
a. times nave headache or Indigestion.
time passes you may have a sallOw com
plexion. PUFFY or dark circles under the
eyes sometimes feel as though YOU had
heart trouble may have plenty Of ambition
but no strength, zet weak and lose flesh.
n such conditions are permitted 90 con-
tinue. serious results may be expected; Kid
nov Trouble in its very worst form may
steal upon you.
Prcvalcncy OF Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarming
increase and remarkable prevalency Of kid
ney disease While kidney disorders are
among the most common diseases that pre-
val. they are almost the last recognized by
patients, who usually content themselves
with doctoring the effects, while the origin
al disease may constantly undermine the
system
II you fee that your kidneys are the
cause of your sickness or run down condi-
ton. try taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root.
the famous kidney. liver and bladder RENE
dy because as soon as your kidneys i'm.
prove. they will help the other organs to
health
III you arc already convinced that swamp
Root is what you need you can purchase
the regular hfty-ceat and one-dolIar size
bottles at all drug stores Don't make any
mistake. but remember the name. DR. Kill
mer's Swamp-Root. and the address. Bling
hamton. y. y. which YOU will find on every
bottle.
Sample Size Bottle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-04

with rs. fearing that on account ~ our
fees are always moderate wholly within
money matters keep you from beginning
begin treatment and pay as you can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
NEWS BRIEFS

--ifrv. +. \. SncckmHn. by Il unan'-
m"u" r"t" WAS ASKED Ia retain tho pas
icraic at tn" German NJ. Il" church II
fourth quarterly meeting. held Thurs
day nIElt.
-Th" S,rian relief furh. II has bon
announced. Will positively hr closed
AUGUST IL. The Fourth street NJ. Z.
church contributed IN additional dona-
t!nn "f STA
--pr. ". -. Throne a former insr""-
tor Of tho local stallion "f United States
bureau OF animal industry. is now IN
Special service on tn" Mexican border.
II has been announced
--WhcrlIng terminal station of the
railway mail pnStotfiC" viii moi he
abolished. according Ia information re-
csivcd IN IN" city yesterday. following
an inspection uf tho terminal stations
throuC h"u' the country "A few months
ago.
Ono III tEr finest plcasur" rarhts
sVrr SOP nj Ills point on tn" ohio WAS
ono "allrd Lho "Wandrrrr.' which passed
! through her" yesterday Th"s" aboard
wcr" 'rriain Frank l.. Coos. Russell
, Goes. Edward Scarf" and Ice Harri-
man. ~il of Massachusetts They are
enr"ur" t" Memphis. Tenn.
Tho state health commission is
starting II camraiSn against rr"r"ntahl"
disorders. Fosters telling Of precautions
ihat should b" taken u prcv'n Mt disease
arr being placed IN local hilh"ards.
: =@fh" regular monthly meeting Of the
Charities viii l." held at The Windsor
hotel Monday at noon. The members
vii! rar'ak" of the MONDAY luncheon
there and viii afterwards transact srN
oral business matters that arc scheduled
~ como uU.
Henry S"rur Of Maynard. had his
| nutrrrIclc wrrck"d Yesterday a; nom
NJ Main and Tenth. when he was forced
I ~ crash int" TN" curb !" avoid being
run dnT~n by n Ford ru;.dStrr The
] nv n IA no a. l.I,, ,~rFl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
CAUCUS REVOLT ON
REVENUE BILL IS
NARROWLY AvERTED

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-the Demo.
cratic scnat" caucus tonight nIpr"N"d Il
committee Amendment Ia ih' revenue
bill. which would Incr"aS" IN" SurtAA on
per cent Ia Is per C"uI. Withdrawal Ivy
the Commute Of an am"udm'nl !" -
ducr III" inc"nI. exemptions /" >"."".
and :" 600 Respectively. for i''Hrri"d ana
singh" persons. prevented ihf'a,, h''i
caucus rrvulI on that iSsu-. hut 'h@r"
was a persistent fight ny several sen
ainrs to increase further SnrIaA'> on
large incomes.
Amendments ~ rum III" surtaN as hlSh
as ~ 20 and even - per cent on m
vocaurd In place Of the Is per Cfni rat"
PROPOSAL witch finally prevailed.
Tho caucus approved the ur"i l:'i"n
making tn" normal inc"n" tax : irr
cent instead OF the present per en-.
and adopted an amendment nr"Iid'H
tina, no income TAX CONSTITUTIONAL
amendment hccan" effective.
Tn" caucus did not reach tonight ~"
inh"ritHrc" taN increases "r IN" an'"Ii'
menr suhs,ituIinc net rr"i, 'aN'S on
manufacturers OF munitions. IL VIII
meet again tomorrow afternoon.
WASHINGTON. NuI. ll.-Yiclding 10
flood of protests from the roun'I%
and from senate and house Nom b"rS 81
their own party. Democrats If 'hc sc':-
ate finance committee r"c"nSIdrr"d to-
dav their decision "a lower the 'N"lnp-
iirn in the incomH taN law from $t."'"
to $4,000 for nnar.'i,I and singh persons
10 81 900 and $1,000 Respectively. but
voted to make III" rate OF tax "n me
lowest taxable class If income per
Crtn instead Of | p"r cent.
As revised ~ IN" committee m. h'N
would yield IN estimated anu'Ia! icN-
emo OF slgS. 600 hnn AS against $40. hOh.-
400 as il passed IN" house. The MT de
crease is due TO tho change IN til" rlunt-
lions tax, the huus" method ~"'IhlnS
for So on0 nnn and the senate pam Sl'.-
!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12

torney *. c. Grown for an opinion and
he held that the board had no right 10
count the ballots and would have TO
rely upan the number Of votes actually
tailed instead nC :he totals in the OF
ficial counN- Il" held that the ballots
could not be -uuntcd only in common
pleas court ana then, only in case OF
one or more contests being filed.
Whether the election. Judges got tired
tallylng or made the n1t>tAks through
ignorance. has rpt been dctermIeicd by
the election hoard. ~
Several county contests are so close
that il will TAKE the official count :"
determine the winners and the heavy
vote in precinct c will no doubt have an.
important bearing on the final outcome.
in some instances the total carried out
by the judges exceeds the number OF
votes Tailed by over 100.
In other precincts. both In city and
county. the board has found many er-
rors which they claim arc due TO the
incom potency Of election officials. The
returns. they say. arc so badly jumbled
that they have lost half a day in tabu-
lating the vote. '.i.. '..'.-.. ..s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
MATRON STAKE TROT
WON BY EXPRESSIVE
LOU IN Z STRAIGHT

PITTSBURGH. Aug. ll.-Expresslxe
Lou Won in straight heats the Marion
stake. valued III $4,000. which was the
feature event nf the third day or tirailI
track here this afternoon. Lightsome
Watts. Ciecrs up. finished second in the
first heat and third in the second
the Comsluck $4,000 purse was won
by Bon r in straight heats. Thomas
Earl took the 2:l4 pace, worth $l.ogV.
Fringe. by finishing first in two meats
and second in another. won the -:l-
trnt.
The pest time Of the afternoon vas
made in the second heat OF the 2:Ua pace
valued 1T $1,000. when General Todd
covered the mile in 2:Ui. Il. H.. brett
however. finished in the lead in the first
ANA third heats and WAS Awafucd tHe
race
pirrcium /. worlds champion PAGER
mad" his frsl appearance al the year on
i track and paced by, running horse
negotiated 4 mile III l:'3"l. Inc Meet
inp Will close tomorrow.
2:li cla,-s pacing (rhrre heats plan)'
purse $l,nn0.
Thomas Earl. bh. by The Earl =
(MarHlnl ..........- -. l
Tn" Problem. hik.h. by Cochato
tMurphy) ...-... ....... =
Rayu H." GRO, chg, by t"rA DE
Drn i.NkiNSnn) .......... . q"
Tim"---2:n?" ":"Si -; I'll Z.
81 class trotting Cthree heat plan).
purse $1,000.
Worthy Prince brh.. by Prince
Mckinney tcnN) .........,.. l / :
Allie Watts. chm. by General
Watts tF:dmam ............
l9rescia. b.m.. Ky Bingara tReal ) 4
Humfast BIN. by Trampfast
r! 5%"EP@yi s,tn ;is:ss:ij -: ;
Roy Miller b.h. (Cirady) ....... Dis.
Timc-o:nSl.: @:6Si4: ZOOS =:
The Cnmstock 2:l2 class pacing lthree
heat rlan), values $1,000:
Box r. Big. by Box Elder tNal-
Law i; Mack. h.h,. by Z. j.
Wilkcsdust lMurphD 1890.
lrmr"'rr. b.r.. ny Dunn tLind-
u say) ' ~ :: h; -. Indcrson
Wilkes (Ciosneln ........... q
! Hav Nav. hh. tMcDonalD 80. . j DR..
Arkanlclln. h.h (Edman1. Dis.
Spring Maid. chm tCo%) 49,. DIS.
'Time-2:05-: EOS "a 2:05h.
2:05 class pacing tthree heat plaO!
L. H. Brett. be. hy Waponec
General Todd. b.h. by George ,
c, hss III h SE @' by icummcrj
Whit" Socks. BIN. hy Del Co
ronado DurfeeI ............ )
Jones Gentry. chg. tOStran-
dcr} ............ .'''.' bt'
Time-n:15 I. 2:n4: 2:Hil "a
The Marion stake, trottinG q in 81
value $1,000.
F:xrrcSslve Lou bf.. by Allan
tic t.Apress tMurphyl ..:.....; l
Light some Watts. bf.. by General
Watts (Geers) ...........<.c:,.:.. d
Bingcn SILK. be. by Bingcn Conan
IIpr1 -
Time-2:l3S4; 2:ll.
Exhibition mile TO heat 156A. pacing.
Directum !. chg. by Directum (helley).
Time az n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
NEWS OF The WAR
CLEANED FROM
OFFICIAL REPORTS

ia further series of surprising SUI
4sses- by the armies OF Hsnera.S ,,,.rI
fSdaYs by the Russians. Inc most l'l-
ISortant OF these successes we're 90. CNp
EHSAs9f5the important railway ouncStot'
SnS town Of StaniSlau: the definite occu-
aSfTor of Monasteryzka and the SEIZURE
SsImportant positions on the Aiota L.pa
sneTasS Coupled with these victories vas
The capture of many tnonS Es H, u = ,hs
Sereth where the prisoners taken num-
Der 5000.
@The Germans appeared to regard the
ESoYef Lemberg sector as the most etio. IT,,
cal on the eastern ileid' ,b Ma ch,nf COM
Ef4nnd undoubtedly had the erect OF tetu
bnrarily stemminE The RUSSIAN ao' d p,t
on the north section OF the 'llne. pu s
6Sfefd Marshal Won HirdenburF does. NOT
Ma the controlling command over the
foous guarding the southern approacLes
Eo:Iemberg. where General Letchi!lhE,
haSing taken Stanislau and oeins WIFI
Striking distance OF Haiich. is rapidly
Enmniefing his encirciement OF the army
81 General Count Won Bothmer.
sSThe German official statement TO-DAY
admitted that reSrouptnS OF tne Ga-
konic forces was taking place ia Gtu ,,e
~ meet the new positions " the NUS
3 Russian. Italian and French armies
Continue successfully their respective o. :
Senses. and. accordtnS 70 me lanEs as, ~ ~
Flor from the forces Of the central
bowers In France. Galicis and A" S,iIa os
Italian army under the puke ot
tt,,sfa. which took Gorilla is losing no
inns il its advance as a result .: the
Enquire Of the gateway, to Tr;es': SCUM TN
- Gorilla along the lower lSnnza snS
ISSafXss have TocCnF4ed the whole Of the
noberGo plateau. the scene Of much dSS-
lperare fghtinS. in addition 70 driving tnS
faS1sfriass east OF the Vallone line ana
rapturing several towns In the direction
be Triest. -,,:- 1850. ,,,,,
ssEast Of Gorilla, the Italians nave itoC
snat with. as much success as IN the
Tnuth. Rome officially reports tns Nus
frians= to be holding out In trenches on
the line Of Monte san t'aor'"te anu
36onte San Mario. $500.
ION the Balkan front the Anglo trGncn
forces have attacked the BuiGarians ana
Sceupied the Dorian railway station; !"
mites northwest of SAQniHl. according
fDsnnofficial adrices.
Petrograd admits the evacuatlon OF
Eamadian. Persia. under pressure % the
F1,rkish attacks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
RIVER NEWS

Il was announced yesterday that The
Reuben Dunbar would not ne ready 20
resume operations for III least ten days
owing TO the management OF the BOAT
deciding 10 have new boilers lnsta llen
and to have il so thoroughly repalrrd
that when il leaves the docks at GaI'
lipolis il will practically be a new
boat. The Tell City which has just
underwent extensive repairs Will ar
rive here tomorrow morning at a. m.
enroute from Charleston 10 Pits
burgh. This will be its first trip
north since it entered The DOCKS NJ
Point Pleasant a fow weeks ago.
The only boat 70 depart yesterday
was The Ruth al a. m. cnroute from
PITTSBURGH 10 Parkersburg. The LIB
crty arrived in last night from Mari
eta and is scheduled 10 leave To-Day
al 1l:%U a. m. for Ma,amoras. Inc
Ruth is due on its return trip from
Parkcrsburc to Pittsburgh Sunday
morning at a. m.
The local stage last night nj G:"0
o'clock was s feet. Below the dam
the water, registered 3 feet q lncnes'
The river was stationary.
River Marks.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. AuG. l1.--nAF1S
ISLAND DAM--9.e feet. stationary;
cloudy.
STFr RENv1LLE as feet. station
ary: cloudy.
PARKERSRl; RG-6 feet. falling; rain.
OH. CITY 6 INCHES. stationary;
WNRFEN-.& foot stationary; rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
Companies Incorporated

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Amc. II. -
Cert ,iiraIcS Of incorporation have been
Issued 10y The secretary Of state 10 the
following new concerns. which VIII rp-
crate under the laws OF West virginia:
Tho state council OF the Junior Order
Of United American Mechanics OF West
Virginia. OF huntington: permitted 10
own $I7a. 6on worth "f property. lncor-
poral0rs: y. G. Bedford. Of Parsons: II
i. I,amhnr.. "f Huntington: u. G. l.ut!es
and !. W. Powell. Of MounIsvillr. DR..
II. l.. TutwilHr. Of Eot;er;ield.
Ross Rrnth"rS. of E%nrkl"y. TO operate
a jowrlry store: auth"rized capital
81 hnh. Inrurp"rators: Il. g. loss. {. u
Ross. of Rccklcy. Emily J. Ross, of
Henry. W. T.. Ross and W. '. Ross. of
Rlurticld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
BOARD
DETECTS ERRORS
WHICH MAY RESULT IN OFFICIAL
COUNT BEING CONTESTED.
Judges in Steubenville Precinct Failed
to Complete the Tally OF
Votes.

STETBENV1LLE. O.. AUG. l1.-The
jefferson county board Of elections
which has been engaged for the past
two days In the task Of tabulattng the
big vote cast at Tuesdays pr lmaries. ~
day detected m error on the part al
election officials Of Fourth ward: pre-
clnct {. This city. which will undouht-
eddy result in the official count being
contested, in view Of the many close
contests for county offices.
The election board gave out the, In
formation that in this precinct where
$45 Republican votes were cast; the
Judges failed 10 complete the tally or
votes for almost ha # the county ticke'.
As = result the totals submitted for the
precinct do not correspond with the
number OF votes tailed and In fact are
in cXrcSS Of the tally.
The board applied to Prosecuting At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
TO RETURN PROPERTIES
TAKEN FROM SUPPORTERS

W.NSifiNf;ThN. Aug. 1l.---Carranza' :
reported decision to return prnperiir los
taken from supporters Of previous MnXi-
can governments aroused mEch interest
TODAY among state department niIirialS
who pointed oui that such 4 step would
tend Ia strengthen the de- factn uthori-
Ties tremendously. and to remove many
restrictions and punishmrntS which hay.
kept M"Nir" divided against itself
No SurprIS" was expressed that III"
report came from Paris. because many
dispoSScss.d McNiranS whom tho govern
mont would be anxious to conciliate. ar"
thcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
GIRL SLAIN AFTER STRUGGLE

PITTSBURGH. AUG. t1.--'rhc mutt
lated body uc KAT" Schnadcln. age! 20.
was found near the edge of an old Ice
rnnd in ,;lrnShaw near here IatH to-
rday. Bushes surrounding the body were
tramrled indicating, according to ms
police that the girl had fought hcr Az
ssiIanl The face Of tn" girl was scar
red and bruised and finger marks were
liscernablc IN her throat. NO clue has
hren found which might indicate the
identity of the girls slayer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
ORGANIZING CLUB
District Republicans Max
S. INK Preparations for General
y Electton Of November.

IS Republicans of Washington district
Eh4S disecting their attention 20 the pre-
5ipnsnary plans for organizing n Eepun-
iSan Club, intended TO cn;huse interest,"
s,ss4he fall campaign. Much interest has
Iheen created by the activity OF the
WashinEton distric; Republicans. and it
as probable that other districts OF the
Ecity may follow suit. -,
s:iMany entertainments whTch VIII at
bract the voters and hold ,&"ir attention
dn the Interests Of the part until No
Eycrnber are being planned for the Wash
Snrtor1- club when Il has been organized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12

gins 10 look as though they might give
The leaders 4 hard iuSScl for honOrs be-
fore lhe close OF tho season.
Goyhorn and Macarthur will probably
do the pitching for the visitors today.
while Scib0ld and DcLonS or probably
Duffy will be on the firing line for the
Smokes In order that the visitors may
catch their train the first game Will bs
called ri O'ClnCk
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child Of Huntington. arrived in the city
yesterday for visit with friends.
Humane Officer w r. Brand OF
Fairmont. was in Wheeling yesterday
on official business
Mrs. James Il. Smyth OF Eofr street
is recovering from several weeks i'll
ness of typhoid fever
William McCracken will spend Sun
day with friends in eastern Ohio.
ParrOlman William Ha berfieId. who
has been seriously i'll al his home in
North Wheeling. is SLOWLY improving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
DOUBLE-HEADER AT
LEAGUE PARK TODAY
GRAND RAPIDS WILL CLOSE LAST
APPEARANCE HERE IN
TWIN BILL.
Goshoru and Macarthur and Seibold and
DcLcng Will Probably Pttch-First
Game Called at q O'Clock.

Grand Rapids Will play it's last series
Of The season here this afternoon: when
t.ssickS mcn engage in 4 double-h"ader
with the smokes Rain yesterday caused
the park To hc in no condition lot 'he
game and II was decided 70 play Two
today Tn" Smokes are just hitting
ih-Ir STRIDE" nnd az They have won hVe
oui III ihr last SIN James played u ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
GERMAN FLEET OUT.

COPENHAGEN. Aug. II. via Lon
don, Aug. 12, ESQ a. MA large Ger,
man eel of dread noughts, cruisers, de.
stroyerS and submarines came out OF
the kiel canal Thursday, according
to Copper hagen newspapers. The fleet
was sighted off Tranderup, Steaming
with great speed through the narrow
waters Of The little bolt. which is be-
tween the Baltic Sea and tho Cate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
EXPLOSION Kills MANY.

Twenty persons were killed and 80 in
jurcd by the accidental explosion of y
military powder magazine at rudrS;i
near Bucharest. says Reuter- dispatch
from tho Rumanlan capital. TIL" mate
rial damage was small and work y, the
powder plant continues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12

-. Stephantrs German t:vanEelcai ke-
formed church. o(ticiatrd. Burial WIS
in Alien Grave cemetery. nCar Sherrard.
Mrs. Mary Esk"y. OF Akron. -. an
aunt of the deceased intact. ar"iF"d in
the city yesterday. and viii remain with
The. bcrc;tved parents Tor Il few DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
PRESIDENT TO ADDRESS
THE SUFFRAGETTE

WASHINGTON. n. G.. Ang. IL
President Wilson promised 10 address
The National American Woman Suf
faye Associations convention at At
lantic City, September s, if other en-
gagementS do moi prevent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
DAY IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. Aug. IL
GIN TIT

SENATE.
Met at IL a. m.
Senator Jones resumer speech In
opposition to government shipping
bill.
Finance committee Democrats
continued consideration of revenue
bill.
Adjourned at 6:l5 p. m. until 10
a. m. Saturday.
HOUSE.
Met at noon.
Received conference report on
naval appropriation bill with dis
agreements On personnel and con-
struction features.
Con sidered private bills.
Adjourned at 4:l7 p. m. until IL
q. m. Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12
SUE TAXPAYERS
City Will Take Action Against Citizens
, Who Failed to Pay Street I'M
nroue noent Assessment

Taxpayers who have failed to paw
their street Improvement assessmc--
will be called 10 take part in an dc,
ton which will be instituted against
them in the Ohio county circuit court
if their portion has not be paid with
in the next few weeks. The present
paving ordinance states that the city
is 10 bear one third Of the expense,
and the remaining two thirds. to be as,
sesscd the ahutiins property owners.
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CHICAGO WIS PRINTERS TOUR
NEY.

lNp1ANAPOLlS. Ind, Aug. ll.-Chi-
caso won the 1916 championship Of the
Union Printers National BaSeball
League here today. by defeating Cleve-
land to 5.
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OBITUARY
Pnn.-s1 for Mrs. Becker Today.

E3eThis afternoon ar : ocFocK 1unr0IE
Erervtces will be held for Mrs. Elzanssn
ERecker aged and highly respected
lTSsfdsnt at the home * nor
Som. DANIEL Becker. IN Caldw"lis Run,
Egshere, her death occurred Weune sday-
ETfieaS Rev. J. P LeyenberGer. ot the
EfjSTAS PRESBYTERIAN church. will cTictat".
SRteynent will be in stone Chur:h cen
Fatery Elm Grove.
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1nnera, for MRS. larry To-day.

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna. rSand.
Erock) Terry. wife OF 6. L. Terry. -
lakewood who died 1T the home or H@r
parents, Thursday at % North From;
Eatreet, Island. will he conducted ar n"
Ephce Of death :h;s morning az ~
ecSiock. with the Rev. Or. jacob Hrit-
kftngharn of ST. Luke's Protestant
sshurch. in charge. Interment will he in
cemetery.