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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-28
NORTH PLATTE CRIMINAL
CAPTURED IN ALABAMA

North Platte, Neb., May H.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. Sheriff Salisbury to-
day arrested Robert Parmalee inI
Birmingham, Ala. after search of
eight months. Parmalee is wanted on
a charge Of jumping $1,000 supreme
court bonds. He is the only man In
the history OF the state 10 forfeit high
bench bail parmalee was committed
on statutory charge and appealed
10 the supreme court, which decided
against him.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-28
Farm Home Burned.

Columbus, Neb., May N.--(Special
Telegram. )-The farm home Of John
Bandura, living seven miles south.
west OF this city, was entirely de.
stroyed by fire last night. Bandura
and family had gone to Duncan to
visit relatives. On their return about
10 O'Clock their home was nothing
but smoldering ruins Furniture and
wearing apparel are all entire loss
with but little insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-28

as il reached the station, and the five
bandits jumped from the train. After
lively chase, during which several
shots were fired, four Of them were
captured. They gave the names OF
Ray Johnson, F. H. James, Clyde
Hoover and Robert Weston. They
pleaded guilty to the charge Of rob
berry and were held to await action
Of the district court.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-28

BUD SMITH GOES BACK
TO OKLAHOMA PRISON

Bud Smith, a negro, who says his
home is in Dallas, Tex, and who
escaped from the MrAllistcr. OkL,
penitentiafy where he had been placed
TO serve a term ~ ten years for
grand larceny, was turned over TO Mc.
Alhster authorities yesterday.
Smith was arrested May z, by De-
tcetiyeS Dunn, Kennedy, Dolan and
Lahey on a burglary charge and was
bound over "a the district court hy
Judge Foster While Ia the county
jail, the man confessed 70 the Okla
homa charge and the authorities al
that place were Immediately notified.
Warden Mont Grady will take the
man 20 the penitentiary.
az. clark IA Washington.
MHahinRfnh, MaF Ht tHpeflat fala,
Krafn i@lif Nnfa y CtafA n Omaha eha
has been iH AaN tHElaHd aH fualnssf nisis
au HH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-28
Fashionable Summer Apparel
for Vacation, Outing and Home Wear
Summer ArriUes Officially

summer ATTLUeS OfftcLuLty
On the goth of June, and not on the
first Of June as we are apt TO think,
and bids us goodbye, according to
the almanac, on the 21st Of Septem-
ber.
A pleasant thought, isn't it, to the low
ers of the out-of-doors, to think we
haven't even taken a bite out Of
summer.
More than three whole months yet in
which to revel in the beauties of ma
ture, wear dainty summer frocks
and enjoy summer sports, and yet
our different sections of summer
apparel are overflowing with frocks
and such garments for the benefit Of
those who must start on early va
cations.
A saving here and a saving there. such
as these values will mean to you,
and you will soon have enough for
the extra dress or an extra blouse
or two,--yes. and the accessories Of
fal-de-rals that put on the finishing
touch.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-28
The Store For Shirtpaists

A short cut to distinction In blouses
and without the expense that us.
ually goes with II, il yours by yis-
ting this shop of originalitieS-
The Store for Shirtwaists,
II IA this unusual combination OF style
with Responsiveness that has given
our blouses their splendid reputa-
tion for qualities and values.
TO choose, mot Ia Find "a the pro-
hlom that contrunts the seaker of
dainty hlonsea who visits this sees
ton.
Georgotte, Lace. Striped Idnen, silk.
Lingerie, Novelty Effects. Tailored
hlQusps, and Attractive Middles.-
Suitable for wear ON al occasions.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-28
NeUer Such a Sport Season
And NeUer Such a Display
of Snort Hats

Summer Clothes have caught their in
spiration from the world of sport
Everywhere this season will be seen
the bright sportive colorings and
the dashing, daring designs that one
associates, naturally, with field and
stream, country club, beach and
seaside.
Months ago the news was whispered
to US through far-reaching sources
open to this store and our prepar-
edness is indeed wonderful, no
Mother word would do it justice.
An Infinite Variety of Sport Hats from
$195 to $3.50.
Entirely new sport hats, unique, ultra
smart, different and at sensible
prices, which you will fully appre-
ciate.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-28
A Vacation Suggestion

For the "June Bride" and the Sweet
Girl Graduate" we are prepared TO
show an the seasons novelties IN
an endless variety Of color come
bnauons in ell the new shapes,
Chin.Chln, San.Toy, fsing Tan,
Nipponese, Palm, india Bell and
many others,
our Chlldron's parasols this season
are exact copies nt those for mother,
Oriental shapes in silks and silk
mixtures.
We are carrying III stock this season
Automobile parasols IN an eolurg,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-28
NeckIcedr and Fixings

So crisp and clean and altogether
lovely, one marvels at the ingenuity
of the makers, so delightfully."- var
led are the styles and materials.
Collars, Sets, and Vestees of organdy
and crepe; round and square col
lars with trimmings Of lace and en-
broidery
Now pleatings of crepe and net. for
collars and flchus, and, OH so many
others.
Al the litllest prices ever,
Dainty Nem Sorosis Footwcar
aklrla, quite short and houifant.
give prominence Ia footwear So that
ID continues one of the most import
ant details Of the carefully gowned
wuman's wardrobe The newest
designs in high boots and pumps are
shown IN an feathers, cplors, and
combinations whatever your sum,
mer plans demand, we are ready
with pycry style,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-01

Near Luling, Texas. a mum ber of
orchardists are trying out rather
interesting plan of retarding the
budding of their fruit trees until all
danger of damage by late frost has
passed. The experiment. consists of
burying about 80 10. of ice around the
base of the tree when the weather
becomes mild early in. the season.
This supply is replenished at inter
walls of two weeks until it is safe to
allow the tree TO burgeon. Ice is
being supplied to several growers
by local producer to encourge the
tests with few trees. Although a
considerable expenditure would be
represented were the scheme carried
out on a really large scale, it might
not prove excessive if successful in
preventing crop losses Late frost
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-01
PROFIT BY THIS
Don't Waste Another Day

When you are worried by backache:
By lamenesS and urinary disorders
Don't experiment with an untried
medicine.
Follow Wa-Keeney peoples example.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills
Here's Wa-Keeney testimony
Verify it if you wish:
A C. Sellers, Wa-Keeney. saws. Il
have used Doan's Kidney Pills on sew
eral occasions and on account of the
good results they have brought each
time, / can recommend them as do
ing what is claimed for them. Doan's
Kidney Pills always tone up the kid
Deys and give me-Felief from back
ache and other kidney disorders
Price, soc, at all dealers Don't SIM
ply ask for a kidney remedy = get
Doa7's Kidney PiIls-the same that
Mr. Sellers had. Foster Mflburn
Co.. Props, Buffalo, N Y.-Adv.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-01

Every year millions of dollars are
sent out of this country by all classes
of foreigners who work and send their
wages back to the old country. Thou
sands of these people come here only
for the wages anddo not expect to be-
come citizens. This drain on our
resources is considerable aside from
supplanting home laborers What
this country should do is to assess
tax on these people of so much of
their funds sent abroad and if the
per son takes out naturalization papers
and becomes citizen say within six
years the money is to be refunded
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-01
FOR SALE

Desirable residence lots, well locat-
ed and cheap.
$50 acre improved farm, living vat
er and close TO market. A bargain.
$50 acres near Wa-Keeney. part
under cultivation
Four desirable city residences.
inquire at this ofiice.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-01
BULLS

We have a fine lot Of registered
Hereford and Shorthorn bulls Of all
ages for sale. Come and see them,
and We will suit you with both price
and quality. z. T. Madden, Hays,
Kansas-Adv 5 st
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-01

are source of much anxiety to
growers OF early fruits, not alone in
the South, but elsewhere as well
From the April Popular Me hanics
Magazine
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-01
REGISTERED ANGUS BULLS

For Sale-Six yearling bulls, top
notchers. Joe Zeller, Brownen. Kan
sas- Adv St
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-01

Trego county has 3Is licensed auto
mobiles and 3 motorcycles
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-04-01
GLORfEUX NO. 27454

VIII make season
~ ] J J. ]
OF 1916 al my farm
- miles south and
z r. mile west OF Vo-
da.
state Of Kansas.
State Live Stock
Rtgjstxy B0 - q !,
|" Aanhafta a n
~ Az1@1EEX& - Stallion Lii
ce1Se No. 3Sf4
Pure Bred This
IS to. certify that the Kansas State Live
stock Registry Board has examined the Ped
lgree OF the French Draft Stallion Glorfeux
iS7454 owned by J. NJ Zeman.- postof1ce Coli
yer county Trego. Kansas. Age years
color ard description black. Sire Invite
II has been duly and correctly recorded IN
the stud books of the National French Draft
Horse association. horse pedigree registry
association recognized by the Live Stock
Registry board as association registering
pure bred draft horses
Inc identity and breeding of said stallion
having been verified. he is hereby licensed
10 stand for pubic service pure bred in
the state of Kansas during the year 1916.
issued at Manhattan. Kansas this nth dav
o. harch,le16. Kansas State Live Stock Reg
istry Board.
lSeall BY c. w II Campbell. Secretary
Terms-Sl0-00 TO insure colt 10 stand and
SUCK Mares disposed of or removed from the
VIII be considered with foa1
and owner must pay service fee Mare and
colt VIII stand good for service of The horse
care VII be taken 10 prevent accidents but
VIII not be responsible should any occur
J. ~ ZEMAN. Owner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
I5 SURE TANLAC
Has CURED HIM
: Suffered Win Stomach Trouble,
Pains, indigestion and Kind
red Ailments.
DIETING DID NO GOOD

4 us,.G - have Il SORT nj indigestion
pain III my ~tOiuHc;l all me time. and
had h",.n suffering with stomach
trouble Tor SUGtn l!ifl" time. iaed
dieting. bit THAI didn't help any. so
then | tried a :ot ni patent medicines,
ua,j th.y didu'i hcip. either. could
hardly ca anything. and WAS troubled
a lot with my bowels too, anu was
forced ~ De taking catharucS OF ono
kind and another all IN" time. de-
rla:eG Il we'll known i"rkviiie. ONO.
:nau 4 Few days ago Will" IN me store
of {. II. (irtesJ X TO-. local agents for
Tanlac. which in such cases seems to
always touch the right spot tontlnu-
ing his description OF his troubles and
relief afterwards experienced when ne
sfartc,i taking Tanlac. h" said:
Il WIS Sk"pical about Tan'ar, but
;,nrSnnnj friends recommended and
urged i; ~ strongly 1t last got my
self = bottle and now nm Feeling me.
took three hotties and must say II
is 4 fine medicine. My stomach trouble
* all practically gone. and never
have 70 take anything for my bowels
apv more. am sure TarIac has cured
no and hereby cherrfnlly recon-
mend il 10 ALL" declared NJ. y. For
ljni, with the Wheeling steel X iron
Company. .7,
When ore remembers that ihnu-
sands Of others have secured SlflililF
relief by taking this remarkable prep
aratjnu it il only fair to ask an! man
nr woman 50 troubled. Why don't YOU
give, Tarlac thorough test" Il Is dis
fribu,c,i here only through {. II. GrleSt
{ Co.. sole agents in Wheeling. 81
Mer hottic Get hnrrl" today. or ask
neighhor<. They will toll YOU Of ir3ub-
les Tnnlac has relieved 'A"m of. InoN-
SaudS pCais" il highly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
YOUNGSTERS CAN
Be SOLDIERS NOW
BOYS FIFTEEN YEARS OLD WILL
BE ACCEPTED FOR SERVICE
IN v S. ARMY.
All Those Under Eighteen Years of
Age Must Have Parents Consent
MANY Youths Enlist.

Luther u~hing. the local I. S.
Army recruiting officer. who Is lOCat-
ed in the Rex Theatre building. has
Just received official authority from
III" adjutant generals offic" al Wash
; ingtOn. -. G.. 10 accept all u@Slrabl"
! applicants who have reached The az"
OF fifteen years proTiIling the appli-
cant has secured IN" consent al ms
parents or legal guardian TO enlist.
Ii was only 4 short time a%o that
congress authorized the enlistment "t
Young men eighteen years or over re-
. rardless as to whether or not their
parents sanctioned thrir joining ;he
service. This was don" in order ihal
the army might h" brought M 10 It's
+; full uu0tO. The army also mad" other
! Inducements for young men To become
soldiers Of Uncle Sam hui owing 10
! the wave o! prosperity that Is sweep
ing the country less than one-Iourih
Of the required number w"r" secured
In speaking of the Now ruling from
! WASHINGTON. Officer flushing stated:
1T is the best thing thai ever nap
pcned Since | have been in the re,
cruitin9 service have been cnInp"lleu
to turn down many 4 good Eouh SSl'F
iusI because he was frw months or
Years under age In III" majority OF
cases The parents consent Wa" oPtdl"-
abb, but Wa. we're compelled 10 decline
the application. ,;,t,
in the Huntington district, when
includes Wheeling. W" Nave on me
the names of nearly hire" hunnr"a
Young men who ar" under eiHh'"'i'
wears of aye and want 10 h"coinr SOL
diers. They will b. immedihat"ly not
flied that they can now enlist ana W.
are looking for many recruits "l'nih
the next few weeks.
"Takinsr = lad in he army at the
aun nf fifteen will rive him on" of me
hest nhvSical and 'lcduCational tram,
mrs nossihIc and even if he does nol
renew his enlistment al lis "Xplrauon |
he will hay" good knnWlWeuEe Oh !
the entire univrrS" and Will ~ Ahl' .
10 hold his own in The world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
Personals and Briefs.

rrnf. G. IT, r.bt'rrts II t.lH Grove. mas
returned h"n" after hariui, spent
l'ittShurrh. -.
Nathan Nnnaman -: Elm Grove. Ia;
rctur"nd home after having spent
Thanksgiving at HH&mou$hurg Pa.
Arms tr"ng Francis "f Narw""d. was
Il business caller III EIm Grove y-st"g-
day.
The members al Inc r r ;ihl" class
Of til" W"si .N"\nuG'r VI. T. church
will hold = h"Zar "u SATURDAY afternoon
In thu DAILY store.
Ernest Grtl!a. who WAS hit bly, AN
t.rI..$t tirun%. "hu Was nit hy an
imI Park. is r'.l,"rt"d In b., getting along
nicely. bui Will b" confined 10 his h"m"
near ;hr i':,rk Tor several days.
y m'"'In, II III" Mems iiihl" class Of
ihn SION" Presbyterian church viii he
held ~ Friday evening.
y meeting 81 "a" Fulton council will
J." held oH Wednesday ,.".'!.tnE.
TIA" preliminary work for the new
coal min" at Triad"lpIia i being rushed
To RAPID competition.
.kll Srhuu!s =: tn" FIX" district ware
nn"n,I Y"StrriHy following ia" Thanks
giving r"rrss.
\ m""tin2 Of tho Triadrlrh;a district
board -! education VII! h" il"ld this .vH-
ming.
Mr. ami Mr@ G""rg" E"Grlc Of Cham
tai Court. ~" III" parents of new
daus:h;"r
John rlat"" If Mount j.. thautal, who
w;rs injured 1T M automobile accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
LIQUOR QUESTION To FIGURE
PROMINENTLY III OHIO ELECTION
PROMOUNCGMsNT OF Harry NJ.
DAUGHERTY CAUSES CON
SIDERABLE INTEREST.
Antl-Saloon League to Submit State
wide Amendment Next Fall
News Of Ohio.
InteliiEeGcer Bureau.
Columbus, O.. Dec. 4. t9i'

The declaration a :rw days az" by
Harry ". Dauch"Cty, II thtS c;;y. ~
favor OF statewide prohibition ~"
urging ;hat the Republican party n.
dorse the amtudtu"Ht - b" o""ErG
next year has caused quite 4 81" N
the ranks Of the Republicans. l'a"@a-
erty was chairman u: ;nr Republican,
state executive rommltt"a N l"l2 and
this summer opposed NEr"n 7. tie:-
rick, OF ClevelH0G. IL: III" Hep;nit-
can nomination 20" United States
senator X" i; ore OF ii" Leading
Republicans Of he stat.
Daugherty has always opposed IN
iecting the liquor question into poll
tics. hu. /" says that Developments
this fall when James II. Cox was
elected governor again showed that
it was impossible to carr" on 4 cam
patgn and hold AT e!"ctjo1 n IRIS
state simply IN the merits a govern
mental Questions Tn. tIGG"c GU,.~-
ton has always h"en h:"U@ti III. l."
says, By ,he saloon "t'ta"nt and !.
was this that caused h" perfection a.
Cox. 4 faw days hnior II" rI"Ci:"n
the lGuOr Interests whn lad up.
ported Cox n! THROUGH -" campaign
posted placac,!S saying tGaF i Coz.
Willis were r,-c,ect"d >h:< E""" Ohio
would 60 dry" r"Nt %"aT. THAT itne3
ND the wet" ;nr" $nljdty for Cox.
Wilson'S large yo;. ;h"n nUi!"r; him
through
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05

No need 10 Try to patch up poor
djrrstIOn-with Vonics, salts, oil or
any baby" medicine. You need TO
ctiaCk the real cause Of your all
men;s-cIoggcd liver and coneested
bowrls-w!th ii medicine powerful
enough ia give Immediate results;
strength 10 drive from the digestive
tract all undigrsied, fermented and de-
cayed food: that will eliminate all the
nucus and catarrhal matter from the
liver and bile ducts; you need all this
done IN Il soothing. healing and re-
building way.
The power Of Dlacko Stomach anG
Liver Tablets over Constipation. lDdl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
viii Resist increase.

Tn, l.=ui department Of ihr stale
q. ohio will Join with Ihe Illinois
npbiir utilities commission in resist
jn- a.;.!uutS al Illinois railroads 10
inc",.:l$,. a., passenger Tar" above TWO
cents 4 mill II that state. Attorney
General Turur: announced tonight.
suits have b"rn flied by the rail
roads III Il" state Of Illinois asking
Injunction against enforcement ut the
;w-o cent PASSENGER fare lax hT stat"
officials: IN in:ra$t;it" travel. Attorney
G~u"rai Turner was advised BY " IN.
l.. D'Cuunci. chairman Of the Illinois
puddle utilities commission.
TncS, suits are based upon 4 find
in2 o! The in:erSrat" commerce COM
mission which held that certain lines
NAV reasonably charge more than
tw.u cents a mile III interstate travel.
" til, rights nj Ohio is we'll as other
states are involved and the Illinois
suits sill settle tn" question for all
IN" states. the attorney general nf
Ohio was asked 70 participate in the
hearing on the suits assigned for
brc.mbnr II a. Chicago.
Attorney General Turner said he
personally would go 10 attend the
HEARINGS if possible and that Fireman
:. s.aclrStoa. counsel for the Ohio
.iGlic utilities commission. would also
-. assigned 10 90. Turner has also
,.,yited Joseph Mctihee. attorney gen
".;t."i"ci, to attend or send some one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
You Take Care Of Your
Stomach, Liver and Bowels
With Blacko Stomach and Liver Tablets

gestion. Bii0usness. Headaches ana
ivspepsia remains uneQuallcd By an
other combination OF drugs.
OUR GUARANTEE-They cost you
o5c at any retail store that sell med
cines. You get q box--try them On
your own case and If they do not 90
YOU more real, permanent good than
al the medicine you have ever used
go back and the druggist will refun"
10 you Double" the retail price
There Is no strings or red tape 20
this-ask your druggist.
The BIacko Medicine Co. ChnrIe$.
ton. W. Ea.-~Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
EupvoOJ Council,

rliiN business 81 I :;''ir :ll n"lHr" ";t$
considered "a jir regular Meeting IF III:
EGGw""i c~EnrI. Er!'! last night IN me
town hail. Ih,' matter 81 "NpHiEI;!S
from TN records, Ell references to III"
p!nc"cdlEI b'tWr"'H rnuH'il and tie At
Ian!lr HlihUliihi" company WAS dis
"u$$cd hut no drinji" nrti"n Wn$ taken.
'ih" matter l::t% allowed to :" org To
III" next meeting. It"N$ TIM records
~" made clear OH this point rh~ m"m-
h,;> at council will hr giu"h So and
c"-.= each. The suggestion meeting wili
b,, h,iu this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05

Flour dropped s. cents ;r barrel here
,ndar. the first decline noted in many
months. In tn" wholesale market it
was selling ar $40 Il barrel on credit
and $9.15 cash. Talk OF an embargo
uN wheat and The declining tendency
in the wheat market is said to be re-
sponshia for the drop. but dealers be-
ii"ve il 10 be only temporary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
Social and Literary.

This evening Il social Will l." held in
Tho clinton Methodist r:uiS""';I church.
under the auspices %: H." ladies 81 m,
church In connection. Il musical and
irtrr,rv nrorrnnt Will hr rendered. re
f-"sh nir,its will l." serve! hr ~" com
rnIttec in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
Gets Good Lob

{. l.. Alihnf. Dayton. was today ap-
poinir'! IN 6c superintendent Of the
Stat" bind"ry II q salary Of $500 4
"s'ar. Succ""dinC Charles L. Landen.
ii Columbus. provisional appointee.
who. has accepted the position of fin
i$iIrr in tha bind"ry III $1,000 year.
N;ioff had not taken III" competitive
civil service examination bur had been
i'll ne department. more than seven
years and his appointment WAS ap.
proved hv the civil service commits
sion which permits the certification OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Louis Paul, LeatherTCnd
Minhel,s Funeral.

Funeral services for III" lat" Holm =.
NichclS. who died ut ColUmnUsi. .. Fri
day. was held yesterday morning ~
s 80 o'clock from tho home o; his rar-
,nt.. MIR and Mrs. ~ - Mi"h"IS. "f
I 'ctcrs run. Iscquicm high mass We
celebrated In s.. Vincent ~ IHul#
. hurch, Elm Grove. at "'rl",'k. I:Hrial
was In Moun. Calvary cemetery;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05

last week. was removed from 'hc N"',h
Wheeling hospital I" his nome S'S''''-
4. +. VIII Of Washington. Pa. $pGnt
yesterday the guest Of friends in IrlA-
d"iphla. ,,o
Howard VII! is confined TO his nome
IN TrinGn!phiA on account NJ iiLNcsS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
Clerk PromoteS

John }. Sa+lavSiy. Cincinnati. com,
mission clerk in the adjutant general
office. was today promoted by Gov,
Willis 20 ba captain in the quarter,
masters department Of the Ohio Ma,
tional Guard. He has been first ser
geanf in he medical department OF
The guard Although changing his
rank II" still retains his same position
in tn" adiuiant generals office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-05
To Submit Amendment.

The An;i-Saiuon league last week
definitely decided 70 submit next tai
P statewide prohibition amendment.
This had hesn practically decided
upon before bur 10 definite announce.
ment was made until :: se"- days ago
after poll mad h""n taken Of ihe
county chairm"n and members nf Tho
various committees. The campaign
already i OF ard the bittercst fight
in the history o; the state on the pro
hihition question Is promised
Many Republicans would be glad 70
see the party lin" r9 for prohibition
as Mr.. Dauch""Jr has urged in Ohio
and Narjoral C0mmi''"rnian Hart haS
urged in Kentucky. The Antj-Sa!ooa
leagues GR2CuuCGM thar never
shall anOiher candidate tuv Office. be
permitted IL rDN without rXprrSSiQ =
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fraternity Mectinr.
Cnnrcil Maatinp.

last evening the Regular weekly
meeting OF tho Sigma Delta l'hi was
hold IN it's headquarters ON Wheeling
av"niie. Elm Grove"
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WANT TO INCREASE RATES.

CHARLESTON. Y. Va, Dec. T.
The Public Service Commission TO-
day heard evidence on the petition OF
the Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia. which supplies gas II Vince
ing and surrounding towns. asking for
permission to advance its rates 10 a!
CONSUMERS.