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Dr. John q. RyrrsOn

EooNTnN. y T.. Feb. iv.-nr. Jpau
q HHrisuu Il cl to-day at MS home ~
william street; d.. Ey.r-on. Who Wts
a retired plIs.,,tu was born .r Wayne
FEBRUARY -. 1853. IN a house built l.!
n, great-graudfathcr II" studied at
Rutgers college and New YORK I%'uiy.r-
si'l and WAS graduated from the coller,
80 ~ S.'itrs and surgeons. lu l>J9
Dr I;ycisuu 90 :. t. Buoutuu, engaging
inst IN On" dug business and then
taking up IL" practice of mrdIciG,
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FILMS TO AID ACTORS FUND.
WIN Raise s5OO,OOO In Fifteen
weeks IN $1,000. 900 Cmmpaigu.

The motion picture industry has
pledged itself to a plan 10 raise $500
600 in fifteen weeks toward The million
dollar endowment for the Actors Fund
Of Amcrlcu. The project viii embrace
u national aUucnl to the public through
the 90, 600 motion picture theatres of
the United States. II is estimated that
there are $1,000, 900 persons in the
country who daily visit these theatres.
Samuel Goldfish In chairman OF the mo-
ton picture campaign,
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MISS VOLAVY PLAYS.
Doh milan Pianist Gives ~" ~
equal Recital.

MaIsJ.rIte Nolavy, a tohelnltn
pianist. who frs, vas heard here last
,easou with the Russian symphony So
.e;y. gave a recital In Aeolian Han
-, evening In her programme wer"
'he Ba,h.I.!szt ~praeludium and fugue IN
, minor. Schumann's fantasy. opus II.
,.yrrAl rumbers by Chopin. one called
"pall.anee' Of Dvorak, a "Humoresque'
as Tsrh,repuine. Smetana's by the sea-
,aore." amt Two pieces BY Granados'
H.. playing showed musical feeling
md Ir softer passages her tone was good
in quality. hut in such COMPOSITIONS as
ne fantasy Of Schumaun. her technic'
rhythm AID phrasinS were Inadequate
and me- general style lacked finish. Her
audience Was large.
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THE WILSON'S DINNER HOSTS.
Nmc. B%RrrirntOs Sings at Musical IT,
hitch Follows.

Mr.. and Mrs. ormc Wilson gavo a
dinner last evening at their home. 4
Fast SiXty-fourth street. followed by A,
musicale ~ which Nine. Maria Barri-
cntos of the Metropolitan Opera lTous.
sang TIL" numbers chosen by the So
prauo were fur one group AN aria from
Uanders setting for the "lde To Sain,
Cecilia" "Sl TIL Maine" ny pergolesc.
and "A popular Spanish song entitled
"Ilany.'
Mime. Barri"ntos sang also "PourauoI
Roster Sculettc" ny Stint-Saens. and the
"Grande Nals"' from Gounod's Miro
illc." iiam BoSchck was at the piano.
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Mrs. adele a.. Du,>.

NoNTcI,lE. y. i, Feb l." NJ Ad'c
ogden buys, - years old. w'c Of 'i"uIv
NJ. buys. = tobacco importer ~ New
York died last night AZ her home, :
Seneca place, from pneumonia Her Lus-
band and a son, william H. pu'., sur
A-AD
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TIE RCV. Arthur g Ferguson. -
wears old. u retired BAPTIST minister.
died suddenly from ap"pl'Ny IN Nednes-
day 81 his home. 1\l Carlton avenue,
Rrontlyu. iUS Wife, a son n a lduCh-
tcr survive
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soy. nor.Y y Chapmtr. professor of
lang !ac"r = Princeton University. sur
viz,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
COUNTERFEITER
COMES TO GRIEF

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 23-Newton
Jones. arrested on the charge OF
cuuutcrfeiuuE az irontou and Ports
mouth. has been Identified by Secret
Service Agent Colonel Bolan a. an
old timer m the work OF showing the
queer In West Virginia and Ohio
river towns. For counterfeiting car
rled ON q few a ago. with head
quarters AT C%oviuEtol and Bellevue.
Ky. Jones served a term IN The At
lanta. Ga. federal ~peuiteutiary. along
with John TAYLOR. another expert
in The sUe line. Tho present charge
now is that he was the maker Of coun-
terfoit five and ten dollar gold pieces.
which We're recently pa -sd ON the
uuWary in The street fair at Ports
mouth Jones was working as encin-
Ger az one Of the factories IN the town
of Portsmouth and his arrest was a
surprise to Dis friends here Tie rs
unable to give $4,000 bail and viii be
held in jain until The grand jury
meets. Jones lived ar Wheeling and
ClarkshurE. W Va. years ago. and
was suspected for several years be-
fore tho police and federal authori-
ties were able 20 get the necessary
conVicting evidence on him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
NAVAL PROGRAM
Is NOW MINIMUM

hlNGHAMToN. ~. y. Jan. 2a-"Not
one dollar. not one snip. not one man.
ought 10 be cut from the United states
naval program now under way said
rankin ID. Roosevelt. assistant secre-
iarN OF the navy, iu address here today.
The program Is intended as the mini
mum that can be done. and. while CON
sidercd very large by many people Is
distinctly less than hat recosnIueudrd
by naval experts. The question OF ma
iioual defense IS essentially
cal and noupartisau. All parties ard
individual members o. parties. lu cone
gresS and throughout the country. ought
Co unite Co obtain the accomplishment
or a. least the program recommended.
and. N possible. am even greater one"
Although We have iu the past f..v
years increased our navy faster than
ever before" Mr.. Roosevelt continued.
'tne others have increased theirs even
faster. Some people have talked Of The
great cost OF our navy as compared with
some others. The reason ls .hat We Day
a living wage ON an American basis to
the 100000 officers. enlisted men. and
navy yard mechanics. and the employees
or the many privately oWucd plants that
DO work for the government Z believe
We are American people should pay an
American standard rather th4 tho low.
er standard which obtain in other couu.
tries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
NOTED YETERRN
GOES TO REWARD

Sr. sial Dispatch tn tho Intelligence
CUMBERLAND. Nd. Jan. 23-John
VI. Resley. aged %. who served iu "A
West Virginia cavalry company i'm the
Union army. died today after a brief
illness from paralysis He was noted
FOR his daring. having boldly pulled con
tederates from their horses
Resley I'm 1873 shot and killed Llo.d
tlary. editor of the Daily Mountain
city Times. because OF d political
criticism of his father. the late Col.
Horace Eesley. "a power ina polite. In
Dis day and was acquitted ON the
grounds OF self deleu-. Die was "a
deputy clerk under his father and was
% clerk boz the Baltimore q Ohio freight
Office for many years when Charles
w. Galloway. uuW general manager.
was division superintendent here. he
had R"sley before him and during the
interview Reslcy became iuceus,d and
shot Galloway lu the breast. The
wound was slight and Rcsl,y was cor.
victed az assault Bic was unmarried
and the last Of his family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
GOVERNMENT SET
UP IN YUNNAN

PEklNG Tan. 23 -Tun Chi-Yao.
Mo ha- .ron appointed military gov.
ernm'u. oi Nuuuau by the rebels ~
That province. and Jon Kao-Tseng. the
civil government under the rebel re.
zine sent letters today 10 mo lega.
tons af Pcnking respecting the con.
duct ~ affairs by tho republic Of Yum.
nan. tho existence Of which was uro.
claimed las' month by the revolution.
'.ta
The .'.Irr. state Chat Yuur.u ro.
public u.iI respect a1 Chimes treaties.
agreements and obligations which ar.
faIIfe fhs movement fOr restoration az
Tie monarchy and VIII rpuudiafp aI.
DfHers The legations pro warned hat
fhn republic VIl |DonIscste -cortrahant
destined Tor fhe government of preaI
Dent Yuan Ski Kai
Tho request ia made that tho powers
r'uH.n nrH.rgI Iu tlr struggle br
.e.eI l.' fe.oIItIou.-.s and OBJ. fov.
eminent off Yuan -HI Kai Protection
for f~lr..srers Del promised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
MONTENEGRO
GIVES ALLIES
DOUBLE CROSS

ROME. Jan. p ? p. m-Some add
uonal light as 20 the situation in Mon
tenegro. Albania and Serbia has been
obtained through G. W. Brakeman and
X J. Strong OF the American sanitary
commission and George L. L~orillard.
VINO a been in Serbia for the United
states government to protect the In
~terests OF Austrian prisoners OF war
held by the Serbians.
Mr.. Brakeman and Mr.. Strong arrived
al the American embassy today. hay-
ing left san Giovanni d Medua for
brindist In one OF the last vessels TO
depart from that abandoned Albanian
town. Mr. Lorillard has been in Rome
Tor several days.
Views expressed by Mr.. Brakeman and
Ar strong are In effect that the so
called s-anguinary Montencgrln battles
nave IN realty not been very heavy and
That not forty men have been wounded
there In six months. The A"ionten.grin
government. they said. was in readiness
10 leave the county for Italy or Greese
whenever the step became necessary.
Mr.. Lorillard did not deny the views
or Mr.. Bakman and AR. Strong. which
also indicated that since the beginning
or n war the Mo%ntenogrin government
had an understanding with the Aus
TRANS which made u unsafe for any at
empts 20 be made at receiving succor
from Italy or other entente allies.
l wish TO say" said Mr.. Lorillard.
That italy has done fine work as far
a" she was able In helping the Ser
bans. She has kept her good faith in
getting food and other supplies to the
serbs and refugees"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
GERMANS CLAIM
SUCCESS IN WEST

BERLIN. Jan. 23.-CBy wireless TO
SayvilleJ-Capture by the Germans OF
an allied position IS yards long TO the
north OF Arras. was announced today
by the war ofice. The statement fol
lows.
Near Melville. north OF Arras. the
Germans. after successful mining oper.
atoms. occupied an advanced position
OF the enemy. $50 yards long. and cap
fured II FrenChmen.
In h Argonne the Germans oc-
cupied a section Of a trench. after a
short engagement with hand grenades.
Military establishments east Of Bel
fort We're b~ombardcd."
The version Of The Berlin statement
forwarded by cable from London. saws
in reference 10 the fighting near
Arras.
We took possession Of the most ad-
Nanced portion of the enemy's posi-.
ton over a front OF $50 yards"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
BIG INCREASE
IN DEPOSITS

CHARLESTOS S. ya. Jan gs
During mo Iasf eight months ~ 1915.
deposits in tho state banks ~ West
virginia were increased ht over g..
N.Un'. according fD report. from
these banks received bt IS b. smith.
state banking COMMISSIONS ON Ma.
d. 1915. fh' deposits f8t fNovu a de
crease off 100000 II from fre total boo.
dIDaf'd hv ths report of one year b,
rIrr
Ilo greatest increase .r deposit
wa. made after september 0. and CON.
o.f.ous of business were continuously
good through fhn lasf four months OFF
IHa EssI Although .Ia Christina. on.
l'n'Iiaro- were heavy. deposits were
increased during December. and
.f II. beginning NJ t'. ue. rrlf
t'.I|. ever. -'..a .In. Dad good 70
.r.. 'u M... .H fH.. connection 90.
report off .Hr lnHmI4a IUueI. uuu be.nt
complied '.v That 400 .lr state
bans. "tr" I.rI ur'. .sd for none.
flr.rE "... f.IH IHIf ~ I1.. .s.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
RUNAWAY GIRL FOUND
Young Hsiress Left schoo and went
10 work as Domestic.

WAUKESHA. Wis. Jan. 23.-rired Of
school and the life OF an heiress. Emma
in Chicago on October Il. 1914. h
has been found working as a domestic
IN the home Of Peter snyder. former
sheriff OF waukeSha county. residing at
Merton. near here.
After her disappearance her mother
Mrs. Nina B~ollonEino. 6S0 Grand ave-
nue.. Chicago. began a countrywide
search Tor her daughter. The Chicago
the chance thS she might ave run
away To become a moving picture act
ross. studigs all over the country We're
SEARCHED. The best detective talent was
procured and they combed the country
FOR a trace 81 the child.
Rewards We're offered by her mother.
who II said TO be wealthy. but not a
trace OF her whereabouts could be dis
covered until. from an unknown source
Merton. sheriff John sleep was mott
FED and a picture secured from police
records. With Under sheriff David
where, after q long search. they located
the child. who was living under the
her Identity. Her mother was notified,
however, q she. with another daughter
Attorney OF Cook county. arrived at
Merton They recognized the girl I'm
Tie child. her pretty blond curis shnk-
INK repeliously and the light In her
blue eyes flashing. declared az FIRST that
she didn't want 10 go back nome. -ns
finally consented 20 return.
she refused e. give any motive FOR
leaving home. hut 10 d. believed that be
coming dissatisfied with school. she de-
cid@d To run away.
D told willingly. however. or her
movements after leaving Chicago. TAX
ing what little money she had. she went
TO Milwaukee on the night % her dts
appearance. Going 70 the y. W e.. a
there. she was told that n position as
domestic 500 Merton was open. She left
immediately and began life a. Emma
smith ON October 81.
Tier mother. who had offered rewards
Of $500 for her recovery. was on tho
point % Increasing the amount To So
600 when the child was found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
NOVEL WEDDING
AT SISTERSYILLE

Special Dispatch 90 the Gntclligencer.
S1STEEsVILLE. W. Va. Jan. "a
What is believed TO be the first wedding
OF its nature 20 have ever been per
formed lu this country took place here
today when Archbishop Gcrmanos %
BaaIbcc. syria. united On marriage. Nj.
Frank Cas-is. son II Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
Ca-sIs. OF this place. and Miss Mary Fl
lis. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Eds,
ui Mouudsvllle 30 the 81. Fauls Eplsco-
pal church. The ceremony was performed
according 90 the ancient customs Of their
native country. and the old testament.
The archbishop has been in this country
a few months and was recentlv Do
Wheeling when arrangements for the
wedding were made Archbishop Germa-
NOS was a friend Of the t~nTs--amt'v
fn syria. Hundreds from all Ir
fne frI-.fate territory attended t.. nup
tIal4. the celebration OF which will con.
tIrue until Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
REBATE CASES IN
SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Jan 23-The gov.
crnmonts brief in fourteen cases in
Nulvlus tho Interpretation Of the clause
of Oh" Underwood tariff law. giving a
discount of five per cent in customs
duties on goods Imported In American
ships. viii De- filed Boo the supreme
court tomorrow by Solicitor General
Davis Involved iu the cases. which
The government contends should be- dis
missed. are claims estimated by Gus
toms authorities at Ncw York 10
amount to- $50. 600. 900. az VOL ass the
question whether granting such "a dis.
count % goods imported only In Ameri-
can ships would violate tho terms Of
moro than twenty commercial treaties
with some Of tho leading nations Of
the world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
RUSS VICTORY
GREATER THAN
SARI KAMYSH

PETROGRAD. Jan. -. 5 ? m. VIA Lon
don. Jan. -. 1885, a. m.-Th- defeat 81
the third Turkish army in the Caucasus
resulting lu its retirement upon Erzerum.
- regarded here a. a greater victory
IMAM that at Sari kamysh a year ago.
when these same troops were 90 demon
aAlzed that they were not able TO re-
sumo the offensive.
The entire eleventh corps and parts
OF the ninth and tenth OF the Turkish
army were nEage IN the battle in ~.
~neighborhood OF Lake Tortum. accord
ing 10 the military authorities here. Be
mind these were concentrated the re-
serves from the ninth and the garrison
OF the Erzerum fortress. In spite OF tho
most skillful handling Of the Turkish
divisions. however. they were unable 20
Withstand the sudden and unexpected
onrush OF the Russians against the cen
ter.
The campaign began toward the end
OF summer. During autumn three Turk
ish divisions were thrown back at Olti
and under Hahn Bey was defeated. The
operations toward Urumiah ended with
the defeat or tho Persians. Turks and
Germans. thus guaranteeing the safety
OF the Russian flanks.
Broke the Lines
In December the Russians began an
active attack against the Turkish CEN
ter and on January 3 broke the lines
OF the Eleventh corps. so that these
forces were obliged To retire in diSor-
der. Evidently. according to the Rus
sian military authorities. the Turks had
not forgotten the lesson or Sari Ka-
mysh, when in trying 70 rescue the
Ninth corps by flank attacks. they suf-
fered a virtual humiliation OF the
Ninth and Tenth corps as they were
then constituted. They did not risk n
similar maneuvre on this occasion but
permitted the flanks 20 he unmolested.
masSiug their forces against the CEN
trail positions.
Not until three days after the be
ginning OF the retreat or the main Turk
i-h army was an attempt made 90
threaten the Russian right along the
sea. This offensive vac quickly stop
ped. After a breach had been forced
In the positions 81 the Eleventh corps.
the retreat became n rout. the Turks
falling back upon the ErEerum fortress.
leaving dead and wounded. guns and
equipment behind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
BIG BOOM IN SUIT CASES
states Goipg prv Dc ereat Business IN
Package Holders.

PORTLAND. ore. Jan. 23.-An IN
ur.cedertod boom lu tho market Tor suit
cases was iu evidence throughout ore
gon and Washington with the nearing
~ 90. end ~ the season for purchases
OF liquors.
- was brlurh' 20 notice ar~t by an
or''r from o. Chehalis. Wash. firm. who
-rff Hl' local stocks o. suit cases We're
exhausted This started an inquiry here
end IT other towns 0f The two states
which disclosed hat an dealers are
doing 81 thriving business in sales Of
suit cases.
Men carrying suit cases homoward ~
r lght have become 90 numerous that
hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
TO FIDDLE ON ONE STRING.
indian Mans Plan 20 Get Elected 20
Sheriff's office.

COLI MBlS ind.. Jan. -A.-Nillianl
q. smith. assessor 90 bartholomew coun-
IS ran for sheriff on the Democratic
ticket several years ago and was elect
ed. Persons who recall the campaign
declare that Bill smith fiddlcd his way
into office"
Smith is on sld-tlmc fiddler. and with
his fiddle hc stumped this county. play
Ing oid-fashioued reels and 1igs when
ever ne could get u crowd. Sometimes
.he went out hy himself played a Few
lreakdowus and now and then danced
H little ON his own motion. lie also
went out with speakers and often he
was the main attraction.
Now comes Earl Ske't REYNOLDS 81
his city with a proposition Co fiddle his
way into office ON one string REYNOLDS
is seeking the Republican nomination
Tor sheriff lie 20 coax con
srahle music out OF one string. We
ssVS no can make one string do for him
what -four strings dfi Tor Smith. The
-nmpagin viii determine whether or not
his declaration ie correct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
$4,000 GERMANS
TO SUPPORT TURKS

LONDON Jon % -U- a- nifty
thousand German troops hay, arrived
on C1u-tanuuuYIo. according tl Saloulkl
cIspatohs-. British correspondents exc
press the view that th. object uf this
srwy b. not au expedition against Egypt
tIf 90 support the authority Of the
Turkish war minister. EuNsr Tasha.
Gre.k reports ssE that fhs Turks re-
Gently ave been restN, under the rule
of Euser iaSua. and serious plots
a-aIu-t hlw have been discovered. these
..lrE suppressed ruthless'y
ON e. Jingle night recently saws
ONE correspondent ~"twentE-.u. Turkish
Ulcers suspected o. disaffsctiuu we're
dropped loo the -Hp-YhorIs with stones
uuuI their ueek-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
TWO CHILDREN
BURN TO DEATH

CHICAGO. Jan. 23-As a protection
against burglars. Benjamin Kaplowitz
had three iron bars across the window
OF the room iu which hts children SLEPT
To-day. when fire. resulting from an exc
pfa4iou az gas. broke out. fremen were
unable Co enter tho room from me OUT
gis. and two ~ the Kaplowitz children
wore burned and a third is reported dN-
ms al A hospital The victims ranged
in axe from & Co 10 years. Mrs kaplo-
vitz was badly burned in rsscuinE her
t~wo-ycar-oid baby
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
EsToPPEo
CFrom Judge D

tFrom judge ..
Martin Upper edited the Hokcyi1le
-Herald and Hiram Playfair owned the
Hokevill" Opera House The day aft
or the Herald published a smoking
roast o. Hirams last theatrical orer.
ing which Upper had viewed from a
complimentary seat. editor and ira.
presarlo met
You remind no ~ $500 r|achbight.
err caustically commented Pla,tii-
"Er-how ls that" -fammered Tin-
per
Bill VAS fakiu q short olf fhy0ulh
= timber pasture. when hD SAYS Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
PREFERS DOGS TO WIFE.
Dillon Refuses TO Give Up Animals and
Goes TO jail.

HACETNSACK. y J.. Jan. 23.-Thom-
rs II. Dillon. n real estate operator and
dog breeder ~ Albine. fancies his val
uabe1 dogs more than he does his wife
and that's why he Is In the Hsckcn-
sack Jail.
VIII you give up your dogs and care
more FOR your WIFE Justice Bratt
asked him.
Not on your NE" was the reply
Incidentally Dillon is charged with
threatening 90 XIII his wife. and so the
Justice held him under 5000 bail. which
Dillon refused 20 furnish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
HUMAN INTEREST CORNER
MusKRArs ON EDIBLE LIST.
On Sale At Washington MARKET and ne.
scr1bed as Deucacy.

WASHINGTON. Jan. %. = Muskrats
are being offered FOR sale at the wharf
market I'm unusually large numbers and
are selling at very low prices. Water
men describe muskrats as a great deli
cacy. the flesh being sWcctcr and bet
ter than that OF young chicken. The
TACT that n Is called n rat has preju-
In fact the little animal l. - tho beaver
family. and one OF the clcancst animals
known.
a stalk OF celery or other vegetable and
before % il eaten 10 is carried 10 run
ming water and thoroughly cruhhed The
hue animal does the same with wild
celery and other aquatic roots 10 pulls
nom the bottom Of the river.
Mhile there ~ little demand for them
here large quantities are sold in Bal
timore and el~seW here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
GETS WIFE FOR A DOLLAR

MADISON. =. II. Jan. -a-lfNlHhI INV
here drew many shoppers from about
the state. but probably the shopper who
received the most Tor his money sac
frank Womharher 90 WinIfred. go. who
bought q marriage license FOR 81 20 wed
Miss Jeuui" Nelson. 20 years old. OF
Hrooflvn. y. Y.
They wore married Pos mo Rev. g.. n
Brown. OF the Methodist Episcopa.
church. who had reduced his official
services 20 81 for that daN and after
tho ceremony started ou n snonpiuE OK
petition g. pick up dollar bargains for
their new home
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10 United States from Berlin.
Stockholm is chosen as seat OF per
manent Ford tribunal Pope urges
German prelates 10 answer letter
OF Belgian bishops in regard 10
alleged atrocities in Belgium.
Montenegrins reported as still
hghting desperately. Berlin re-
ports the kaiser entirely recovered
from his illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-24
cArTLEArEN TO FIGHT PACKERS.
Plan to Spend slo.ooo.o 900 VIII BE Con.
sidered at Convention.

FL DASo. Texas. Jan. ga string
Of sattlemcn's hacking houses To- cost "a
total or O.OOO. 600 will he considered
al the American National Live stock
convention next week.
The committee named by tho Cattle
RaiSers' Association Of Texas will
meet with the legislative committee or
tho American Association during tho
convention here and plan the establish
m-ut ~ Independent packing houses &C.
be controlled by cattlemcn.
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Abigail and Miss Tabitha. two t'der.
IS sDnsters. swimmin' in the creek
without h7thin' suits Bill got HE eys
fun and then spent the next week
teilin' folks what onery cures the
girls had. When Miss Tabitha heard
about his remarks. she VAS red hot
The sneakiu pup she cried. We
ought t1 h0r-ewhlp him.
Poor'' shifted Nis- Abigail .
don't SEQ that q deadhead has any
right 20 complain about the quality 81
the entertainment.
Chile .n 1914 produced $4,000. 600
metric Ions OF copper