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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-12

British midshipmen arc promoted TO
the rank Of sub-lieutenants after three
years IL their. examinations are salts
factory. - -...a.
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An Italian scientist contends that the
signals which the nerves carry TO the
brain and from the brain TO the muscles
are chemical in nature.
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, Mrs. Lee D, Holden.

CLAEkSBURG. W. Va. Aug. -
Mrs. Ice u. Holden died to-day n her
home on Hickman street. after Il long
illness OF tuberculosis, aged ~.
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;r,,,.ra1 for Myers Infant:

FRIDAY afternoon funeral services
E1verf held for NarSare; Virginia. infant
Edaurhter OF MIR ana Mrs. Frederick
Myers. at the family home. l22 Twen'%c
Enif,th street. The Rev. +. VI. PrcUss. OF
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Certaiin-teed
Roofing

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PROPERTY NOT SuBJECr TO
CITY or TOWN TAXES.

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NO11CE TO WATER USERS

NOTICE To WATER USERS
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
City. Utah. November 20. ipi6.--No-
ticc II hereby given that Van u. DE
Mycr. whose postofficc address IL Salt
Lake city. Utah. has made application
In accordance with the requirements
OF the Compiled Laws OF Utah, 1907.
as amended by the Session Laws OF
Utah. 1909. 1911 and 1916. 10 appro-
pirate eighteen hundrcdths (.iSD OF a
cubic-foot OF water per second from a
spring In Carbon county. Utah. Said
spring issues at point which bears
south "a degrees 20 minutes west
i3OS.3 feet from the southeast corner
OF the southwest quarter OF Sec. 2,
Twp. 10 South. Range East. Salt
Lake base and meridian. The water
will be diverted at the spring and con-
yeycd by means OF pipeline for a
distance OF 10000 feet and there used
from January LIST TO December 3ist.
inclusive. OF each year. for steam
raising purposes. This application II
designated In the state engineers Of
flee ~ No. 6927. All protests against
the granting Of said application. sta
ting the reasons therefor. must be
made by affidavit In duplicate. accom-
panied by fee OF s2.h0. and filed Ia
this office within thirty (3Ol days at
ter the completion OF the publication
OF this notice. W. -. BEERS. State
Engineer.
Date of first pub. Dee. I. 1916. date
Of completion or publication. Jan. 1.
1917.
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more than once. a man can become
~ accustomed "a the thought OF his
own faults that h" viii begin o. cher
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|TICutHI Tax LIST Of Carbon
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
END INDIGESTION
ORSTOMACH PAIN
IN FIVE MINUTES
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no dizziness. bloating, foul breath or
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Pape's Diapepsin. is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
1t is the surest, quickest and most
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less ..'..=. ... .... IL.
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they know Pape's Diapepsin will save
them from any stomach misery.
Please, for your sake, get a large
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Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
NATIONALS MAKE
ALLEY RECORDN
GAME WITHP. BE.
Final Standing y. NJ. C. A. Bowling
=. Last Nights Match.
Nationals 3, P. B. c. 0.
H.. Toniqht Match.

Honolulu VS.. Fit. Mcdowell coast
League). r ~. &-...~. .>.... ~.
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S P O R T S
TWIRLS
ONE-HIT GAME
AGAINST CO. T

O'Dell is the name of parsonage
who stands out on the mound and
heaves the elusive pill over the rub
Der. O'Dell did the heaving yester.
day for Company II, End Infantry, and
he did it so well that the ball tossers
from Company F managed to secure
but one lonely binglet off his delivery.
In the words of the prophet, O'Dell
did a days work that was perfectly
satisfactory to his teammates.
The score at the end of the sixth
inning, which by the way was the last
stanza, showed that Co. H had collect
ed total of 10 runs while the oppon-
ents were satisfied with one tally.
johnson who was up first was the only
player to connect with O'Dell's shoots
and this hit netted one run.
.Bethune, Brown, Robertson and
Harris were the shining lights with
the bludgeon, each connecting for a
duo of hits. Both teams played a
loose game in the field but the great
pitching on the part of O'Dell kept the
Co. F men from running up. a score.
In the last game Co. F was the victor
over yesterdays winners The score ::
3. Co. n, End inf. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18

Bowling is like baseball in one re.
spect. You can never tell what is
going to happen. Last night on the
Y NJ c.. A alleys the Nationals, who
have been tail-enders all season, bowl
ed with nothing at stake just to fin
ish their schedule and rolled the alley
record for the year 1916 to date.
The Nationals total was 2672. This
is better than either Honolulu team
has done in the Coast League since
December X and higher than any
team has bowled during the past six
weeks, when the Honolulus, Colts and
Service have been fighting for the
championship in the local Y. NJ. G.. A.
league.
Three OF the Nationals averaged
over 190. Alderman averaged 1884,
for two games, while Wikander and
Van Deusen did 1872 for the entire
three games. Lieut.. Van DeuseD led
the attack with 229 in the middle
game. I'll ~;
The P. b. C. was badly crippled by
the absence of Capt. Soares, the i'll
ness of Azevedo and Comes inability
10 arrive until the closing game. An
drews rolled as anchor man and did
splendid work. His average of 1871
and high score of 203 gave MIN the
honors for his team. Rodrigues bowl
ed his best mark of the season and
Comes was in form for his only game.
Tonight the Honolulu ''Y' team
bowls FIT. Mcdowell in the Coast
league. With Benson as lead-off man,
Wikander No. g. Mills No. 8, MosIey
No. and Chamberlin anchor man, the
Honolulu first team will present a
strong lineup.
= Leslie Scott has been signed for the
Honolulu squad to take the place of
Haney. who left to take position on
Kauai last evening. Scott will bowl on
the second team tonight Reed viii be
lead-off man and Soares anchor. Trepl
tow, Goebig, Clark and White will be
the other men on this evenings sec
end team. Last nights scores:
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ST. LOUIS Will
HAVEFAST Team
FOR Big CLASH
Jansen or Moryana viii OPP
pose Visitors on Saturday
Afternoon

When the ST. Louis team meets the
Olympic Club players tomorrow aft
/ ernoon at Athletic park, j, Areia will
have a former player in the lineup. Y.
Yamashiro, who was star the past
two years, has arrived in the city, and
will be stationed in left field tomoI-
row afternoon. Arcia will surely have
fast outfield with the two Yaina-
shire boys and Bill lnman in uniform.
Jansen will be on the mound with
T. Moriyama in reserve, and the
Saints expect to stop the winning
streak of the visitors. Toland will be
behind the bat, with Albert Akana on
first, c. Moriyama at the keystone sta
ton. Ayau at short and Swan at third.
No better rounded team has appeared
against the visitors They will have a
fast infield, and speedy hard-hitting
outfield trio
Howedge May Pitch. -.
Bart Burke has not announced who
will oppose the st. Louis team, but
Howedge will be the logical choice
should he round into condition on
that day. Burke will hardly send
-lllS QiiIGSS
he has improved over his showing of
Wednesday. and it is understood that
the 0lympics will make an attempt to
win from the Punahou team, and Mar.
tin is picked to do the job A number
of the Punahou players have requested
Burke to send Martin into the game
on Sunday, and the Olympic captain
may grant this request. j." +. T.: I'll
The Saints should win against the
visitors on Saturday as they will have
strong lineup. and with Jansen and
Moriyama in shape are due to stop
the visitors. Whether Martin or
Howedge pitches, the Saints should
at least be even money bets. Arcia
is anxious to land a victory, and the
fans are due to see fast exhibition.
of the national game tomorrow after
noon.
The lineup or the two squads will
be as follows:
Saints-C. Morsyama. 2b; Ayau IS;
n. Yamashira, RI, Inman. eff: A.eAIEa.
ma, ID; Y. Yamashiro, II; Swan, 3b;
Tcland. c; ,Jalissenh p; T. Moriyan4
p.
olyinpics Andraile, CT: Traumafo.
la. RI; Kennedy. %; Friene. IS: l.io<
dan, G; Barker, L. Benz. 81. aItGrnih.
Id; Martin. p; Howedee y.
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MAUI RACE MEET
0RJ(nY 4 WILL
BE GREAT Event
Especial star-Bulletin correspondsncel

WAILUKU, Feb. 17.-Plans for the
annual Fourth of July race meeting
took definite shape last Tuesday even
ing when, at a well attended meeting
of the Maui Racing Association, it was
decided to place the management of
the big event in the hands of Angus
McPhee and Frank H. Locey. This is
a new move on the part of the associa-
ton, but the impression is that 1t will
be good one.
The association is not surrendering
its authority to the new managers, ex-
cept in the matter of details and exc
cution. Messrs. McPhee and Loeey
are required to frame the program for
the days events in conjunction with
the directors of the association, and
the members privileges remain the
same as in the past. In the racing
and frontier sports celebration, on last
New Years day, the association had
no interest. but this affair was han
died in such capable and generally
satisfactory manner that there was no
opposition to the plan to entrnst to
McPhee and Eocey the management
of Maui,s big day of the year.
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Co. E, 2nd Inf.
Hits and Runs by Inntnos

summary wo-base hits, Brown
Harris Robertson; sacrifice hits
Ford; bases on ballssoff o'Dell /. of
johnson 2; struck out, by 0'Dell s, by
Johnson 4 wild pitches, o'Dell 1. I'm
pires. Rinkle and Arson. Time oil
game. IS minutes.
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~>>>>>>>><>~>> -
. FRESH AIR. EXERCISE AND !
3 SIMPLE DIET Is THE ONLY
b SPRING TONIC NEEDED

. Let your spring tonic pre- =
q scription read something as fol- .
4 lows:
= l. Eat meat but once day =
. and that sparingly.
= 2. Those not under the doc =
= tors care should take a glass 2
q of water before retiring for the 9
= night and enc hour before =
. breakfast
. 3. Get all the fresh air posi- =
= BILE.
= A. Sleep with your windows =
. open.
. 5. See that your clothing is .
= heavy enough TO protect you =
. against sudden changes of =
= weather.
= 6. Walk in the open air five .
. or six miles day. =
. . . . . . = . . = . . . .
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ing will be discussed. Art will re-
ceive an unusual share Of attention
and the Gary school system will De
discussed as vocational system.
Tomorrow morning. the delegates
will visit the Chicago schools.
Among the speakers are: Profess
sor Christie, Purdue university; LII
cinda w. Prince, director School Of
Salesmanship, Boston; Messrs. Wuif-
ing and Swartz, Gary, Ind; Super
Hughes, Syracuse; Prin-
cipal Grady of the New York city
schools. who represents the Ettins-
|er system; Charles A. Prosser, Ii.
rector OF Dunwoody institute, Mime
apolis, and secretary of the nation
al society for the promotion OF in
dustrial education, and Superinteni
|ent John d. Shoop.
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EXPECT MORE ARRESTS
IN CONSPIRACY CASE
MEN WHO TRANSPORTED DfSA-
MITE 10 BLOW W WILLIAM
CANAL To BE ARRESTED
con, Hans Tauscher Admitted tha'
He Was Acting Under ofuefs
From Capt. Won Papen.

Nrv YORK. March 31.-With
-, Hans Tauscher, husband OF
Madame Gadski, arrested on
charge Of conspiracy to blow up the
wa,land canal. but at liberty under
s25. 600 bond, more arrests are eA-
noctad TO he made in a few days
Among them are men who helped
70 transport the dynamite. On 'he
night the attempt was started 1t
was ON a boat in New YORK hafoor'
Tauscher by his own admission
was acting under orders from capt
Won paneu. recalled German mill
tary attache.
Tauscher, said to be an OFFICER III
the German navy and reported 10 DC
the head of the Tauseher Arms COM
many of this city as well as the
American representative OF the
Krupps Gun works, was arrested
here Yesterday by federal authorities
ON a warrant charging conspiracy.
cantain Tauscher is the husband oil
Johanna Gadski, the grand opera
singer.
The warrant was sworn to on
information and belief" by William
NJ. Offley, special agent of the de-
pertinent of Justice The complaint
in the case also names Alfred A.
Fritzen. who is not yet under ar
rest. 1t is charged that Tauscher
and Fritzen on Aug. 10, 1914, SET
on foot a military enterprise to be
carried on in the United States
against the Dominion of Canada for
the purpose of destroying or damag-
ing the Welland canal. The defend
ants named are said to have had
! four associates.
Tauscher entered a plea of not
| guilty and was held under bono
of $4,000 for examination on Apr
lis. The arrest of Tauscher and the
| naming of Fritzen in the complaint
! are said to have been the direct re-
suit of the examination by fedora
authorities here of Horst Won del
/ Coltz, also known as BridgemaI
TAYLOR, who arrived Tuesday from
| Liverpool on the steamship Fin.
land, accompanied by Scotland
/ Yard detective. The information
/ furnished by Won der Goltz, it is said
| completed a chain of evidence thai
federal authorities have been weld
ing against six men for a year ano
a half.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-31

hell through lips caked With alkah
and impulsigely qulckened their pace
a, seeing a mutilatcd American body
is told b. the diary Of Tracy Ma'h-
ewson. official photographer for the
Var department. who reached here
today. one entry reads.
"Morch 90 We passed the body
Of one moor American killed by Vii
lls,as lying in the mesquite. The
hands had been cut off and the feet
had been horribly burned. The
Mexicans had ridden their horses
over tie man. The soldiers swore
ike hell and seemed to go faster
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-31
THE LABOR TROUBLE
SPREADS IN ENGLAND
TWO THOUSAND MUNITIONS
WORKERS ON STRIKE IN
CLYDE DISTRICT.
Strike of Ten Thousand Dock Work
ers Is Having Effect on shipping
Circles.-Situation Serious.

LONDON, March 31.-Two thou
sand munitions workers are now on
a strike in the government gun fac
tories in the Clyde district.
Reports from Glasgow said labor
troubles threaten to spread. Less
than four hundred strikers have re-
turned to work despite pressure by
union leaders.
The government directed serious
attention to the Liverpool situation
where ten thousand dock workers
rejected the award of arbitrator
and refused to return to work AL
though the men have been out only
three days the result of the strike
is showing in shipping circles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-31
EDUCATORS TO DISCUSS ART
AND THE GARY SYSTEM

CHICAGO, March Educators
from all over the country, especial
ly from the middle western states,
came TO Chicago today in the inter
est of vocational education. The an
nual convention of the Vocational
Education association of the middle
west began a three days meeting.
Every phase of vocational learn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-31

THEY NAY BE WOODEN
LEGGED. But THEY'RE
NOT WOODEN HEADED.

. LONDON, March 31.-War =
. economy is not ignored by the
. soldiers who have returned =
. home minus a leg.
. A London shoemaker ex-
. planned today that one legged 4
. veterans appear ut his establish
y ment in pairs, having ~ some
. means negotiated to deal before
y hand. One is always minus MS =
. right leg and the other his left
. leg and the remaining feet are
. the same size. The two war I
= victims buy one pair of shoes \
= and divide the cost.
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