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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11
OHIO BLUE SKY
LAW is VOID

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. l0.--DocIar-
.ns that he Ohio blue sky" law
tansends the legitimate exercise Of
he police power and violates the due
pro" s., clause q the constituiion" and
That in given respects m. above
named law is more severe than that OF
rny ~ 'he states whose blue sky
laws have been held u7con sItufional." q"
circuit JUDGE Warriucton and District
Judge Sst'r and Ho'is'rr have issued
temporary Injunction arsirs' tho
state aufhor.'ioa The orfniou which
was prepared by Judge Safer covers
'f' suits oi the G.iEers Jones Com
r."y ~ Canton rgair.. Attorney Con-
.-al Edward q Turner and state
Bank Superintendent Harry r Han
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secretary Of war parted official
company.
hr. Garrison's resignation was
a complete surprise TO official
Washington, generally. Ne made
no personal explanation. Several
hours before the official announce
ment he had boarded a train with
his wife for New York and word
had been passed az the department
that he had gone for an indefinite
stay
The acute difference Of opinion
which led 70 the break be~7n
early in the year. when opposition
20 the continental army plan be-
gan developing IN congress. There
had been indefinite rumors Of
tconrnued on PsRs ElevenD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11

WASHINGTON Feb. 10-Lindey M Garrison, secretary
OF today rendered his resignation President Wilson
and 1t accepted Refusal OF the President insist
acceptance OF the Continental Army plan generally opposed
and Mr. Garrison dapprova of the Philippine
dependence Bill passed the Senate understood have
been responsible for his decision to quit the cabinet
The resignation Henry o. Breckenridge secre-
tary of war, also announced.
1t officially announced the White tonight at
eight o'clock that Secretary Garrsons resignation had been
accepted by the President
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SECRETARY GARRISC-< <RESIGNS FROM CABINET
Head Of War Department Steps
Out After Break With Chief
FORMER COMMENDED CONTINENTAL ARMY WAS ONLY
SOLUTION OF QUESTION AND WILSON ADHERED
TO FACT THAT NO ONE PLAN COULD BE
ENFORCED ON CONGRESS

Wilson Accepts Resignation Which
Garrison Leaves Washington-Asssant Secretary Also
Resigns Loyalty Chief
The Wilson Correspondence
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The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
pep BOTTLED UP
At CONVENTION
Customary, Shouting and
Wrangling Noticeable, by
Absence at Chicago.
BY +. C. HILL.
IS N--x sarplee

Chicago, June 3-Where is the pep
that should by every token appertain to
this sixteenth national convention OF the
G. o. p? Where is the fighting word,
the lurid argument, the hair-trigger tenn
per. the general disposition to back the
other fellow up in corner and tell him
how ridiculously wrong he is in his judg-
ments?
Where is the whoop and the hooray
and the holler, the climbing cheers and
the reechoing jeers that made the con-
vention Of 1912 a thing to wreck nervous
systems and drive good men to drink?
Why is it that within four days of the
assembling of the delegates in the Colse-
um when important persons with soft
voices and persons not so important. but
with great vocal attainments, are already
on the ground that the prelimlnaries are
almost depressingly dull?
Well all of these questions may be an
swered in a way but with no satisfactory
total reached after all. The reasons are
psychological as well as material. No.
body is really sure of his candidate, Of
his own convictions, OF his own argu-
ments Men stand around listlessly as II
half asleep either not knowing how. or
not caring to start an argument Big
men and little men peer through the dark
and see nothing.
II is truly a remarkable state of af-
fairs that there is so little enthusia sm,
so little ginger being displayed by dele
gates and visitors. 1t isn't charaCteris-
tic OF Republican conventions which.
while having the habit of settling squab-
bles in private Except for the Teddy
Taft year, and then going into the con-
vention to put over the appointed man in
a perfectly gentlemanly way nevertheless
have always kept time to the blaring of
bands
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
'MISTS WON Fight FOR
GERMANS, SAY EXPERTS
U. S. Naval Officers Believe Yelled
Teuton Fleet Struck Hard Before
British Could Rally.

THE German -battieships. concealed
from the enemy by the low-hanging
misls, threw their preponderating strength
into the North Sea cruiser battle be-
fore the British fleet was able to reach
the scene of action. This appears to be
the explanation OF the German naval
victory"
The above statement, made by one of
the ranking officers of the Navy Depart
ment. reflects the general opinion of
naval experts who have given close at
tention to every scrap Of reliable infor-
nation that has come in concerning the
battle.
The inability of battlecruisers to cope
with battleships, as pointed out yester-
day by Admiral Dewey, the great assist
ance which the German naval forces de-
rived from aircraft. and the advantage
Of getting battleships to the scene first
are the lessons which officers believe
should he particularly noted. 1t is prac-
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
HATRED FOR "GRNGOES"
SPREADING IN MEXICO

(By the International News seryiceo
Ell Paso, June 3-State Department
representatives here received from Tor
reon confidential advices that Car
ranzista authorities there are flaming
with war talks against the American
punitive expedition.
Gen. Francisco Murgia, the military
governor OF the state of Durango, Is
charged with incessant propaganda
against what he terms "the American in
vasion." Several speeches made lately
by Murgia quote him as thirsting for
the word to lead his army, said to con-
sist of about 1900. against Gen. Per-
shing's forces.
Only a handful of American citizens
are left in Torreon. Business in this city
is at a standstilL Carranza money has
rapidly declined in value. The prevailing
quotation is about cents on the peso.
The CarranZa peso was quoted in El Paso
at cents gold. At other points along
the border it had fallen as low as cents.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
CHICAGO ON MARCH.
More Than 100000 Parading In
Preparedness Cause.

Chicago, June 3-The voice of the great
Middle West lifted today and with a
decorating roar refuted the accusation
that it harbors a pacitist and anti-pre-
paredness spirit
Promptly at 8 o'clock the word was
given In Chicago that sent more than
100000 flag -bedecked men and women
into A parade stretching for miles. that
will last until almost midnight tonight.
Every marcher carried a flag. The hun
dred bands made the street reYerberate
with The Star Spangled Banner" and
America"
Practically every business house in Chi
cago was closed. In the loop district
not a wheel was turned. More than
100000 persons crowded their way into
the downtown district to view the pro-
Cession. The parade itself was so gi-
gantic that il had to be formed into
three sections. the first starting at 8,
the second at 12:3O and the last will get
away at $50 this evening.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
HE DOTES ON BEAN SOUP,
Justice Ranft Provides Nutter with
seven Days of II.

Baltimore. June 3.-Stephen Nutter. OF
% East Lee street, is very fond of bean
soup He told Justice Ranft at the
Southern Police Station this moring. be-
fore whom he was arraigned on a charge
OF disorderly conduct, that his found
ness for bean soup caused him to enter
last night the home of Mrs Charlotte
Reed. IA Light street. thinking he was
entering a famous bean soup restaurant.
The magistrate fined Nutter s. and
costs and as he did not have the money
he was sent to jail, where Justice Ranft
told him he will get bean soup on each
of the seven days he will remain there.
Nutter was arrested by Patrolman Clay
land. who responded to Mrs. Reeds
screams for help. Mrs. Reed said she
was taking a nap in the dining room
and when she awakened she saw Nutter
standing near the couch on which she
was lying.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
GERMANS LOST,
| SAYS ADMIRAL
Command of the Seas Real
Test of North Sea Battle,
He Declares.
BY ADMIRAL SIR CYPRIAN BRIDGE,
tFrrmeriy IN command Of the Australian and Chins
StatiOns.l
international News seryiceD

tlnternAtfoHai NEWS stfNifest
London, June 3.-Every additional re-
port helps to confirm the victory Of the
British cruiser squadron on Wednesday.
Neutral observers from different points
agree in stating that the German ships
retreated in haste toward their own
ports.
The bare facts. which are clearly es-
tablished. are that We got early infor-
nation regarding the German fleet at
sea; that our cruiser squadron started
Immediately to encounter il: our squad
rons came up with the high seas fleet
and, although greatly inferior in num-
bers and strength, Immediately engaged
il. seemingly at a comparatively short
range Of perhaps six miles or less.
The result was that the German fleet
desisted from its enterprise" which it
Is officially stated. it had been about
to undertake and made of to shelter of
its port
OF course it is only a supposition of
mine. but the occasion may have been
an attempt attack on the English or a
demonstration of Skagerrack. Whatever
II was the endeavor was frustrated.
The admiral commanding the British
cruisers. having come up with the enemy,
was not going to allow him to get away
without a battle.
English Charged Home"
He charged home as II were, the
greatly superior hostile strength notwith-
standing. and won the prize which usual
ly waits the man who means to do real
fighting. namely the Illustration of the
hostile enterprise and the forcing of the
hostile navy from the high seas
Our battle fleet took no part whatever
in the action. a. it did not get up in
time. the German ships making of while
II was still out of sight
7 see claims in the German newspapers
worded very differently from the state
ment of the German admiral in COM
mand, that the Germans won A victory.
II this is so it is the kind of victory which
We NAV Cheerfully allow them. To have
another victory of the same kind would
almost end the war as far as the German
navy is concerned. That navy is no near
er commanding the sea now than it was
last week. Victory is the thing that leads
to the command of the sea. 1t is abso-
lutely certain that tlte German losses
will prove greater than were first re-
ported
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
Convention Sideights

Chicago, June 3-There will be sta n
of sixty-eight physicians and surgeons
to look after the health of the delegates
TO the Republican convention. They will
be under DIR. John d. Robinson, health
commissioner of Chicago.
The woman's party convention, which
meets in the Blackstone Theaten is TO
be a real womens gathering Oficial
announcement is. made that men will be
admitted only as spectators and that they
can have seats only in the balcony.
Proprietors of the big hotels were
lsmenting today the fact that most of
the visitors seem to be on the water
wagon. The sale OF liquor in the Con
gress and in the Auditorium is less than
normal.
The Humanitarian Culture will ask the
resolutions committee to insert plank
In the platform favoring the creation of
A new Cabinet office to be known as the
Secretary of Welfare
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
LADY LOVE LAYS LATHER.
But Woman Barber Calls polio,
when Paul Talk. FIopemep,

Chester. Pa. June paul PrinciIIa
NJ Wilson street, became so infatuated
With this citys only woman barber. Mol
lie schochok that he called at her hus-
bands shaving parlor on Third street as
otten as three times a day, that MOllie
might lather and shave him.
Tnen he proposed An elopement. and
when the attractive Young matron re-
fused he persisted and it is alleged,
threatened to kill her unless she de-
serted the shop and her husband and
decided to shave him alone.
Inis required prompt action and the
woman had Princilla arrested
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04

tically certain now that the building pro-
gram in the present pending naval bill
will be reshsped as a result OF these
lessons.
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels COM
mented yesterday on the great assistance
which German aircrafts were able to
render TO the fleet. Rear Admiral Ben
son, chief OF Operations, said the work
of the Zeppelins and German aircrafts
appears to have been most effective in
locating the position OF the British
craft
Secretary Daniels said yesterday he
would recommend the inclusion in the
naval bill, now pending before the Senate.
a provision for additional aircraft and
dirigibles for the American Navy.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
BATHERS, BEWARE!
Coney Islanders Take Exception to
Beach Costumes.

New York. June G.-Those primitive
bathers who hang their clothes on a
hickory limb, but don't go near the wa
ter. are hereby warned to avoid Concy
Island Sun bathing. promenadng in
costumes that are intended for service
under water only and the heretofore faS-
Gina ting sport Of autoing from beach to
beach in bathing attire. all are to be
made subject to fines this summer
For Coney Islanders suddenly have
awakened to the fact that there is a
tidal wave Of immortality in that resort
each season. They have discovered. also,
that it threatens the morals OF their ch.I-
dren, and If permitted to continue will
make the locality an impossible one from
the standpoint of all-the-year residents
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
NOT THAT KIND OF A LADY.
Nancy BurreI, COIored. Gets Ar
rested "OnIy Fob Larceny"

Baltimore, June 3.-Nancy Burrell COL
ored. 10 West Church street, was arraiEn-
ed on a charge of disOrderly conduct be-
fore Justice Ranft. at the Southern Po-
lice Station, this morning. She became
indignant when asked by the magistrate
il she had ever been arrested before on
disorderly conduct charge.
All amt that kind of a lady" said
Nancy. "Ah only gets arrested for lar
ceny and Ah'm proud to say that Alive
been arrested three times on that charge. 60
She was fined 81 and costs after being
told by the magistrate that she now has
a record for being disorderIy.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
TWO BOYS ARRESTED
FOR MURDER OF GIRL
GBy the international New. Service,

Boston, Mass. June 3-Two boys were
arrested today as Suspicious persons IN
connection with the murder OF 7-yesr-old
Loretta Winifred Wskelin who wa
found strangled TO death in Metros. or
Thursday. The boys gave their names as
Harold Shaw. Il. and Harold Mead, II.
both OF Melrose.
Mead. the police say. confessed the
murder and said Shaw vas with him AZ
the time. They were found in a shipping
office trying TO get a chance to WORT
their passage TO England. Shaw ran ans
was captured after a hslf-niIe chaS. in
the course Of which one shot usk fired
The boys were taken TO a police station.
where a suitcase they had was opened
In II was found a pair OF trousers dapplec
with brownish red spots. which the DO
lice said were blood stains
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
GIRL SMASHES INSULTER,
Lorain kookkeepcr Then TeII. the
Police He Needs Medical Aid.

L.Orain. Ohio. June 3.-Edward McGoni-
gle, feet tall. entered a grocery Of which
Miss Cecil Crouch. bookkeeper. was in
charge. MCGonigDe had been drinking and
became insulting
Miss Crouch struck him some heavy
blows in the face. bounced" him and
McGonigle landed on the sidewalk
Miss Crouch then called Chief OF Po-
lice A. A. King with the information
that the man needed the attention OF a
doctor on account of the injuries she had
inflicted Chief King locked the man up
and Complimented Miss Crouch.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
HE ROOSTs WITH CHICKENS.
Habit Causes Arrest and rIning OF
Charles w Denne

Baltimore. June THE fondness OF
~narlcs W. Denne. 1880 Light street for
roostinS with chickens led to his arres,
last night on the complaint Of his wife.
Mrs. Mary Denne.
Mrs Denne said that when her husband
s sober he is a very good husband. but
that when he gets drunk he insists on
entering the chicken coop in the yard OF
their home and sitting on the rOost with
the chickens there for hours
When the magistrate imposed the fine
Denne put his arms around his wife's
neck and. kissing her. asked her TO pay
his hne. Mrs. Denne refused Denne'
friends came 10 his rescue.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
MAYO MUST ANSWER.
COrt Decides He Cant Avoid Miss
Meyers Question.

New York June THE efforts Of Vir-
gintIs 81. Julian Mayo to avoid answer
ing certain questions in the suit of Will
helmina Meyer against him for $50, 600
have failed. The Appellate Division de-
,-ided Yesterday that he would have to
answer them. Miss Meyer accuses Mayo
0f having lured her into a marriage
with him when he was already mar
Tied- She was living with him a; his
home in New Haven. Conn. when Miss
Lillian Cook, empoyed by Mayo as a
st"nOgra pher. committed suicide
Testimony before trial in Miss Meyers
suit was being taken before a referee
when Mayo refused to answer any ques-
tons bearing upon his marriage at Scran-
ton. Pa He insisted that his constitu-
tional rights were being invaded and
when the lower courts directed him to
answer the questions he appealed.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
SHIRKERS SENT TO PRISON.
Workman who Left Munitiou rsc-
tory Gets Five-year Sentence.

Paris. June 3.-French military courts
are severe in war time. AS an instance
a man named PetitnOL an auxiliary sold
Ter OF the 1915 class employed on muni-
tion work, has just been sentenced to
five years penal servitUde for absent
ing himself from his factory without
leave.
That constitutes case Of desertion
before the enemy" declared the presi-
dent OF the court.
A trooper has just been sent To prison
for two years because he replied often
siVely TO a sergeant.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
G. W. U. Rife Clubs Plan Try-outs.

The George Washington University
Rifle Club vii hold try-outs all this
week beginning at 80 O'Clock each day
on the National Guard range at Con-
gress Heights. team to represent th-
university in the intercollegiate match
under the auspices OF the National Rife
Association vii be selected.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
France Angered at Greece

Paris. June 3.-France has Informed
Greece that the permitted violation OF
her territory by the Bugarians is not in
accordance with promises and may lead
to serious consequences says the Matin
today.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
Symington Safe in London

London. June 5-LIeut Commando
Powers SyminEton, L. S. naval observer
was in London tonight. The rumor that
ne had been lost when the British
crOlser lndefatisable went down was
Undoubtedly y occasioned by his recent visit
10 the cruiser
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
New Yorker Given Cross of Honor

The board of governors of the Ameri-
can Cross OF Honor met here yesterday
and awarded the bronze cross of honor
TO Robert A. Fowler. of New York City,
for heroism in saving a man from drown
ing.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
Admiral Hood Once Here

Rear Admiral Horace Hood, command
er OF the Invincible. who lost his life in
the British-German naval battle was ma
val attache OF the British Embassy in
washington IN 1910 He married an
american woman, the widow OF Georse
Nickerson
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
Ollie James Permanent Chairman

St Louis, June 3--The subcommittee on
arrangements Of the Democratic Com
mittee today selected United States Sena-
tor Ollie E James, of Kentucky. for
permanent chairman Of the national con-
vention.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04
Oklahoma Delegates Unseated

Chicago, June 5.-N a. Simmons and
:. F. Robinson. OF the Sixth district
OF oklahoma were unseated as delegates
70 the Republican national convention
~ the national committee this afternoon
in favor OF Myron E. Humphrey and
William A Maurer.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04

We are always doing our best. There are
no flights of enterprise; nor spasms of prog
ress here. But day in and day out-season after
season-year by year-we are committed to one
fixed purpose-to make your buying not only
lasting satisfaction, which means that quality is
guaranteed; but also that our price quotations,
in the light of guaranteed quality, notably
and conspicuously lowest
The Washington herald., 1916-06-04

If such policy constitutes bargains-then
every day is bargain day here-for whatever
you want for the home we can promise if sup
piled from our stock will be truly best, and
logically cheapest
You are losing something when you fail to
take advantage of our facilities.
Your credit is good here-for all you want.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-05-12
Edith.

Mr.. ]. S. Good is mendine
slowly from his protracted spell
of sickness Lam glad to say.
Mrs. Eliza beth McInturff NOV.
ed into the tenant house of Mr..
Isaiah Glen, that was recently
built for that purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Callan
and son, Fred, and Miss Nav
Glenn, of Luray, were visitors
the first of the week at Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaiah Clem's.
Mrs. Virginia McInturff con.
tinues i'll. DR.. Downey was sum.
moned to see her Monday.
The measles are in full swing
ID this Valley at this time.
Mr.. Jesse Snuff, who has been
making his home with his sister,
Mrs. Isaiah Glen, will start for
Ohio, Wednesday, for a visit to
his former home.
Since writing the above. Mr..
Snuff has rheumatism and will
probably postpone his trip.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-05-12
fkY II !! SUBSTITUTE
FOR NASTY CAL0MEL
STARTS Your Liver WITHOUT MAX.
ING you SICK AND CAN NOT
SALIVATE

Every druggist in town-your drug
gist and everyhody's druggist he
noticed a great falling-off in the sale
of calomel They all give the same
reason Dodson's Liver Tone is TAX
ing its place.
"Calomel is dangerous and people
know 1t, while Dodson's Liver Tone
Is perfectly safe and gives better re-
Suits" said prominent local drug
gist Dodson's Liver Tone is per-
sonally guaranteed by everv druggist
who sells 1t. A large bottle costs SO
cents. and If it fails to give easy re-
lief in every case of liver sluggish
ness and constipation, you have only
to ask for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is pleasant.
tasting, purely vegetable remed.
harmless to both children and adults
Take spoonful at night and wake up
feeling fine; no biliousness, sick heed
ache, acid stom oh or constipate.
bowels. 1t doesn't grippe or cause in.
convenience all the next day like
violent calomel, Take dose O
calomel today and tomorrow you vii
feel weak sick and nauseated. Dom
lose a days work! Take Dodsou',
Liver Tone instead and feel fine, ful
of Vigor and ambition.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-05-12
Smallpox Cases.

-Four cases of smallpox have
been discovered in the home OF
James and George Shiflett in
the Blue Ridge Mountains OF
East Rockingham, twenty-five
miles east of Harrisonburg. One
of the cases is Of the viruleut
nature and fourteen other mem
bers of the family, including
eleven children, are exposed to
the disease.
The eighteen members of the
family live in a house of two
rooms. Not one of them has
ever been vaccinated. Three
hundred yards distant a family
of six in the William Morris
household have been in daily
contact with the smallpox vic
tins. None of the Morris fla mi
ly has ever been vaccinated.
The County Board of Health
has taken the matter in hand
and adopted Stringent measures
to isolate the two families and
to prevent the spread of the dis
ease. The outbreak presents
serious aspects and the County
Board is urging general VAGINA
ton. State health authorities
are also taking cognizance OF the
and physician from |
he board is expected to visit the
Effected neighborhood this week.
Ne ws-Record.