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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-13
Admission In the German Note
Simplifies Situation For u. S,
FOUR ARRESTS MADE
BY GOVERNMENT MEN
IN Fire BOMB" CASE

NEW YORK. April 12.-Four men
were arrested here tonight by agents
of the department of justice charged
with having manufactured FIRE bomb
with having manufactured fire
bombs" which were placed in sugar
bags on the steamship Kirkoswold of
the Fabre line on or about May =
last
One of the men arrested gave the
name of Charles Won Kleist and de
clared he was a brother-in-law of Gen.
eral Won Breisen of the German army
who was killed In battle in December.
1914. He gave his age as 81 years.
The others were Ernest Becker. 32
years old. an electrician on the steam.
ship Kaiser Friedrich der Crosse :
Captain Otto Wolpert, "A years old.
superintendent of the Atlas line steam
snip piers, and Captain Emo Bode. 10
years old, superintendent of the Ham.
burg American line steamship piers al
Hoboken. y. j.
According to the officers who made
the arrests. Bode confessed that he
was the agent of Captain Franz Won
Papen, former military attache at the
German embassy. He is said TO have
asserted that Won Papen sent him TO
the plant of the Agricultural Chemical
company in Hoboken. where Kleist
was employed. to find fault with the
shipments of lubricating oi. which
were being sent TO Germany by way
OF Holland as fertilizer" Acting Chief
Tunney of the bomb squad declared
200 bombs were found in the office OF
the Agricultural Chemical company
and confiscated.
evidence in the possession OF the
police. according TO Captain Tunney
tends TO show that similar bombs
were shipped to all parts Of the
United States. Many OF them were
he said. in suitcases as
ordinary baggage.
captain Tunney asserted funds for
the manufacture OF the bombs were
supplied by wealthy man whose
name he refused 10 divulge. This in.
formation. he said. was inparted TO
MIN several months ago BY Robert
Fay. already under Indictment in con
nection with alleged bomb plots
against steamships.
The bombs are said 10 have been
from aluminium shells
lined with zinc. According 10 the
police acids inserted in the zinc cham
Der burned through into the aluminium
covering after a certain interval and
exploded percussion cap or charge
OF powder
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IL is on the eastern side of a vast
desert, known as the Bolson Mapimi.
and south of another dreary, waterless
waste called Bolson de los Lipanes.
Its only connection with the west is
by the Mexican Northern railroad,
along which the bandits advanced.
burning bridges. destroying telegraph
lines and tearing up the tracks as far
as they were able.
Report Not Credited.
Little credence is given reports here
from Ojinaga that villa plans TO turn
north and attempt raid on Preside.
II is believed far more probable that
the bandit. IL he is al Sierri. Mojada,
has chosen that desolate and almost
inaccessible spot for the concentration
or his forces and those of Canuto
Reyes with the intention OF sweeping
down in force on Torreon after the
American troops are withdrawn from
Mexico. Numerous reports from Mexi-
can sources agree that Villa Is con-
vinced the soldiers of the United
States will soon be recalled and that
he will be then able to rally all the
ant.Carranza factions in northern
Mexico TO his standard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-13
MOrgenthau To Resign
His Present Post As
Turkish Ambassador

WASHINGTON. April IL. - Henry
Morganthau, American ambassador 10
Turkey. is expected 20 submit his res
ignation to President Wilson tomor-
row Abram Elkus Of New York has
been suggested as his successor.
Ever since the minister's return 10
the United States some Of his friends
have been urging him 10 resign in or
der 10 assist I'm the campaign for the
reelection OF Mr.. Wilson
II has been suggested that Mr. Nor
genthau succeed Rollo Wells Of st
Louis as secretary OF the
Democratic national committee.
Ira Nelson Morris. az present Ameri-
can minister 10 Sweden. has been pro
posed 10 tho president bv Senator
Lewis % Illinois for the Constantinoplc
post In case Mr.. MorEonthau retires
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-13
THREE KILLED and
TWENTY-FIVE HURT
IN BIG EXPLOSION

BLUEFIELD. w. Va, April IL. -
Three persons were killed and twenty
hve injured at the Ne-ours plant OF
the Dupont Powder Company. eight
miles from here early today. when
1000 bags of black powder exploded
The plant was almost completely de
stroyed with loss OF about SlOO. 900
Howard Mathena, a glazier. had just
entered the glazing shop when the ex-
plosion occurred. and he was blown
to pieces. Calvin Butts, a watchman
was nearby and was so seriously hurt
that he may not recover. George and
Roy Crawford were asleep in their
home, almost a mile from the mill
and We're crushed to death under a
great rock blown through the roof
by the force OF the blast The other
persons in the village were injured by
falling debris. The sites OF the build
ings which made up the plant are
marked by great holes Officials are
unable TO assign any cause for the OK
plosion.
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Is supported by a report received to-
day from O1inaga stating that Colonel
RioJas, the commander there. had in
formation that Villa had doubled in
his tracks and was 200 miles southwe \
of that town.
Ojinaga is directly across the bor.
der from Preside. Texas. and about
100 miles north OF Sierra Mojada.
Reyes Headed North.
Another circumstance that gives
color TO this location Of the bandit
chief Is the fact that Canuto Reeves
at the head of a large number OF
men, was reported from Torreon a
week ago 10 be travelling north in the
direction OF Sierra Mojada. II was the
belief at the time in Torreon that vii
Ia 5 ally was on his way to join his
chief. II 1t proves true. villa has
evaded the American troops who have
been driving south at an amazing
speed and are today reported. from the
reliable sources. to be well south of
Parral and close TO the Durango Dor.
der
Sierra Mojada is 40 miles east OF
the nearest point at which American
troops are known TO be.
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Sam '. Woods Named
By Democrats of Second
To Succeed W. G. Brown

special Dispatch 10 the IntelIfrerrcr
MAX IiNSBJ RG. W Va. Aprii l.
samuel V Woods Of Philippi FOR many
years a member Of the West Virginis
senate and for two years president of
lhat body. was today nominafed b,.
the democrats OF the Second conercs.
sIohsI district at keyser for congress.
70 serve the uneNpircd portion Of fbo
term Of the late William q Brown
The special election for congress viii
o. held In this district Nav The
convention was one of the most largely
attended and hotiv contested held i,
this district In many years. and b. va
only after the delegates had take,
eleven ballots that the above resutt
was reached. Among tho other can
oldaies who contested the nomination
were Cleveland " Zoibert Of Martins.
burg. benjamin " Hiner ~ Frankiir
STAT" Senator George X Eump ~
HomneN. q. p Nnfhkin of Kcvaar and
w L9yc'lc of Turnclfon
Senator Fuwn was TEMPORARY and
r"rwan"nf chairman and former Som.
tor william p C1mrhcT OF Cho-fe..
Ton was TEMPORARY and norrr4rerf
orroi1rv Awour those who made .f
'rosecs was Co0rrcsaman o. S Card
''r ~ NiaaIasinpi RcaoIuffora on
doraing President Wiison. s.r,tor
Chiffon and tho Democratic r.rree,,
f7ffVrs in CONGRESS from Wrat Nfr
cini1 we're passed Tho Republican,
viii nominate candidate af Varkcfev
Spring next SATURDAY.
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DANIELS ATTACKED BY
SPEAKERS AT NAVY
LEAGUE CONVENTION

WASHINGTON. April l2-Sessions
OF the annual convention of the Navy
League OF the United States were
featured today by attacks on Secre.
tary Daniels because of his refusal 10
permit Rear Admiral Bradley A.
Ftskc TO read a paper at the conven-
ton, and denunciation OF the Hay
Army hill by S Sherwood Menken.
president OF the National Security
League.
Robert NJ. Thompson. president OF
the Navy League. called the navy de-
pdItments policy narrow and as
sailed the secretary for what he
termed a suppression OF free speech.
Henry Reutherdahl declared the de.
partments attitude was but a reflec-
tlon of the attitude of the White
House and stated that every admins
tration must have its Dreyfus."
Mr.. Menken characterized the Uay
Blll as a menace to the country and
violation OF every recommendation
OF experts. He charged that congress
was ignoring the demand for defense
on lines laid down by men who knew
lie said the American people had
SHOWN themselves for preparedness.
ana that congress should know that
thelr delays are intolerable and that
II we are attacked theirs will be the
penalty for the wreck and ruin OF our
country
Inc Navy League received a tele.
gram today from a Chicago NEWSPAPER
oHerins TO donate To the league money
II received from an anti-preparedpe,.
advertisement inserted early in inc
week by Henry Ford. The league ao-
ceped the donation. and also teIe
graphed Mr.. Ford. thanking him for
the contribution.
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aiors Hardwick. Oyerman. pomerons
0W''H ~ GrDryi1 and stone
Win the Hardwick proposal out ~
me way. Senator Underwood proposed
ip add paragraph 20 tho smith
amendment authorizing tho secret, -,,
or war fo purchase or lease rIghts 20
'h' most suitable process for tho pro
auction of air NITROGEN. and aleo 10
i,a.f The proposed plant. should hc 90
dr-I'. Tor private manufacture Of for
uIh'f In peace times.
Calls % Worse plan
senator Hardwick again aar4IIrd tho
plan aHHrrfIrg that while the smith
amendment was bad enough. tho tfn.
d'f"nDi proposal was worse senator
Walsh discussed Senator Underwood. ID
resolution. and then proposed an Ip.
f'.'ira'fnn hy fhc war drrartmruf of
ih' whole problem of air NITROGEN
manufacture. and raId lts terms were
Sued H" fp prevent Tho selection Of
any fiin bot fhr Muscle Shoals fD
AI1baWa lIr gave figure. ae fo avail.
H'i' .'nH .n Montana and Idaho
senator Underwood dIerIafned any
such Intention Senator Tndsrwoo,
raid ihe processes of air rIfroron
mahuiIfiurn were patented and In
iIin' uf NHr fh' government could %.
,I'' ih'm only by purchase or lease.
80 admitted That b. was his purpo.r 10
limit ihe peace product Of mo piapt
to trriilizor production ae tho apricul-
iural Industry stood in need ~ tbie ala
and defended The proposal aa com.
mon sense prcrarcdn'ss measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-13
DENTISTS CONVENTION
OPENS AT CHARLESTON

'HAltLESTON W Va. Aprit a.
Tho tenth annual convention of fte
Nr.f Virginia state Dental society
was convened here TODAY bv President
Homer Mtunou of Huntington CHr.
IrH occupied part off fhs forenoon and
afternoon. Ir q. D. Stewart of pIFa.
do'IhiH lecturDd on "N.rrohe. and
urn.. f."
Ir Nann0D made fho president.
annual address. fIo cited that whom
fhr society was formed f.n yr4r4 ago
Do hrd thIrftfhreo members. vhffc r
now has 100 The pro. Idert concluded
Die address with stirring tribute to
Tho l7to DR. ~ 20 Harrison of W.rerf
.nr Secretary D " Parsons of tfrrf
'urf"n announced chat the registration
ie fhc largest for Irv convention over
held by the society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-13
MARION REPUBLICANS
ELECT DELEGATES

Special Disratrh % Tho Intelligence.
FA1RNONT. W Va. April 1.-THE
Marion county Republican convention
This afternoon was a rousinr rally of
the party. Emmett VI Showaltor pre-
sided over the meeting His talk was
a stirring address in which he out.
lined the duty ~ every man who has
followed the traditions OF the party
that has accomplished results and has
been responsible for the progress.
The convention passed strong reso.
lutions indorsinR the state admInistra-
lion and fhc course the Republicans
in congress are pursuing Twenty.
ono delegate were elected to congress
sional convention to bo held Boo Wells.
burg on MAY 3. and tho same number
to the state convention to bo held In
Wheeling MAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-13
ARREST MADE IN
HOUSTON ROBBERY
The Intellirencer.

Special Dispatch 20 the InteiliEencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa, April 12.-
ihomas Talbert. who is suspected OF
having assisted in taking $4,000 from
the Houston bank, was arrested late
yesterday afternoon by four Burns de-
tectives at Russellton. Pa Talbert was
taken TO Houston where he was iden-
uiled by the cashier as being the taller
OF the two men who robbed the bank.
although the cashier was not certain.
However. in the past four days Tai
pert mad spent $1,000 lavishly. having
lost $500 in poker game. He was
taken to Pittsburgh late last night and
lodged In Jail and will be brought 10
ashington today. For the past few
years Talbert has made his home at
Eussellton.
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FURTHER DELAY IN PROVIDING GENERAL
PERSH|NG WITH MORE men NOW CERTAIN
Supplies Sent Over Mexican Railroads To The Troors WI,
Delay the Sending Of More Men Across the BorderN
IT his Method Fails More Troops Will Be
Necessary

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April i2-
Unless the work ~ the punitive *.
pedition in Mexico is ACCOMPLISHED
within a few DAYS means will b.
sought to strengthen General Perish.
ing's forces a. the front. 10 was au.
thoritativcly stated tonight. 10 Is ex.
pcctcd that General Funston will ask
the war department 90 move into he
southern denartmcnt the 1000 troops
that are stationed at other points i'm
thn United States n this is done
those viii ho placed on duty along fho
border. relieving FOR service in Neviro
part Of Tho 10000 men now doing
harrison and patrol duty along the
frontier
n tho war denartmcnt rcrarIs tho
transfer of trnona not now ir tho DO
p7rtmont inrvnr1iort Dr. is believed
thaf General Funston viii recommend
using 'ho militia fo relieve the troops
along me border
Urn fho tentative arranrcmorf 20
shin .unrIios over me Mexican Cerfr4t
railroad from Tu1roz fo Chfhuahu4
eome Officers urofcascd to SEQ Iifra
hone OF lasting Improvement of tho
mlrorv situation
"Uut it ia sfcr forward" said ono
of fhrm fofrN "1t De- rorf .1 Gar aa
10 rora huf if ia NOT enoueh"
n hirhor Nnvican oTisIHT. f1 NOT
Irforfrrn With fhr 4rr1nrrmsnf t wa.
rsrorn'ged Chat W viii ro Gar toward
8ID,'1finr H situation fhff quarter.
master OFFICIALS bad REGARDED a. ran.
II'v hnrowIrr acute. but SINCE fro ra.
quest Tor Che u.a oft fhr railroads was
bod. tho wi'if.rr situation has go
changed. army Officials declare chat
even greater u.o of tho r41rolds
must ho bad N tho camuslcn ar9inaf
fhc bandit chief o. carried IN LOGICAL
finish
Supplies leave Juarer
Reports reached General Funston
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In the East

In the Russian theatre there have
been artillery duels and infantry at
tack- a. various places on the Aus.
'ro-ltalian front the Italians have taken
from. the Austrians the heights north
of Rononale and strong lines OF
trenches and redoubts on the southern
slopes Of Monte Pari and Cinnador.
and on the rocks OF Monte Spcrono.
The Ausfrians suffering heavy casual
ties. Elsewhere along the line the
artillery duels continue
ui dispatches from Saloniki report a
s"crud"fccnce ~ the artillery fighting
on the Greek front between GIovreli
and DoIrln lu Asilfic Turkey Pptro.
grad reports n continuation Of the Rus.
SIAN advance west OF Erzorum The
Turks. however. .u thD REGION Of Hru4
took tho offensive against the iuvad
ere. buf all their attacks were rcpuIsed
Nfhouah fhe Turks report 70 serious
defeat near E'.anio OF fho British ad.
vanr.ue to tHD relief of General Town.
Ffrnd force heioaeuercd bon Kuf.el
Amara. "a dispatch Is said fo have been
received in South Africa from General
Invnsh'nd saying chat Do was we'll
and expecting relief shortly
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CHARGES AGAINST
JOHNSON DROPPED

MARTINSBURG. W. Va. April IL
The charges against Vernon T.. John
son OF Berkeley Springs. speaker Of the
West Virginia house Of delegates
which Were made By n 1s-vear-old
girl. were discharged when the case
came up for trial here TODAY. The
action was taken bv Judge Woods on
The motion Of District Attorney Stuar'
Walker. the court declaring that an.
davits showed that blackman had
been attompfod I'm connection with Tho
case. Mr.. I0hnson has been mention
cd ~ candidate for the nomination
~ con~reseu1an from tho Second con.
Fro7Sional district 10 succeed the late
William g. Brown
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WHEELING MAN is
GRANTED PARDON

WASHINGTON. April l2-W. r
Baldwin, Of Wheeling. w. Va. con
vinced President Wilson that instead
Of sending counterfeit gold coin BY
express from Wheeling on certain
day in 1914. he was attending church
services AZ Altoona. Pa. and the Presi-
dent granted him pardon. BALDWIN
has been serving three-year sentence
In the Moundsville W. Va. peniten.
tiary. In his application for a pardon
he forwarded 10 the President an affi-
davit by an Altoona priest certifying
10 his defense.
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from II Paso late today that a train
OF supplies left Juarez for Cbib,oh,.
ihiS afternoon under the new arrange.
ment "iiaiiee-
81 lnere was apparent today a skepu.
ahong army officers as 10 wbefh.
or there would be an unintcrr,,.',.'ll, ,,s.l,
movement ~ freight over The No.
central 10 chihuahua. and i,s s,h..
qu"nt transfer 20 points on fho $50.
ton ''i''iu uhlca-
Officers while explaining that with
1910! l.tTthinr's advanced forces
NV H'lIe7 ifom their point Of entry.
receipt or supplies az an inferme.
5'',' F'lni would make simpler the
ul non of food TUFTS both for men
ana animals. pointed out 10 would en-
able him to draw moro mo, a. a.
ADVANCE TT it Del de- ircd that he COS.
tnue his advance the nccoesitv To-
relieving part Of those enrarc5 h,
Guarding thr limo ~ communicable, ~
NJ sending thou.auds ~ mon into Me-.
leo VIII ho Imperative. strafcrists here
declared
Studying Routes
Officers hero sH1 aro studying sbor,.
cr routes from fhe border. but the
oiHicu'f'cs connected with such a
eh''inr of tIo limo make it more an
parent 90 was pointed out. that Cen.
cral Funston may ask for militia 10
replace troops now ON duty along tho
border in order thar those troops. sea.
.oned and disciplined. may be sent 20
General rcrs6uc
General Funston continued vithou,
Information today as to the location of
The advanced lrmv dctachmenfs ana
no report supplied anything addition.
al concerning thc whereabouts ~ villa.
General Funston was not Inclined to
believe the report that no was deaA.
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NEXT MOVE OF president
WILL BE TAKEN BY
CABINET FRIDAY
Will Serve Notice That Amer
leans Are Still Subject
To Illegal Attacks

WASHINGTON, April 1e.-Admisl
sion by Germany that her submariness
recently attacked three merchant ships
carrying American citizens and thatI
one OF them torpedoed a vessel in the
vicinity of the point where the channel
steamer Sussex was damaged by anI
explosion has simplified the task Cd
the state department in preparing for}
the next step of the United States inI
the issue over submarine warfare.
Following the receipt in cabled pressI
dispatches OF the latest German motel
II became known that the United
states would continue to compile tn-I
formation indicating that German subj
marines are operating in violation Cd
the rules of international law and thatI
very soon a communication designed
To be the final word OF the AmericanI
government on the subject would goI
forward to Berlin.
Further evidence in the case of theI
Sussex forwarded by the AmericanI
embassies in London and Paris is toI
arrive on the liner ST. Paul Friday. ItI
is understood that instructions to Am
bassador Gerard. accompanied by thsI
information gathered by the depart-I
ment, will go forward soon thereafter.
The unofficial text OF the note fromI
Germany was communicated to Presi-|
dent Wilson and Secretary Lansing so-
night The official text was expected
hourly. II will be considered by theI
cabinet at its regular meeting on Fri-|
day.
Americans Victims.
Officials made it clear tonight thatI
whatever might be the form OF in
strucuons TO Ambassador Gerard, thsI
purpose OF the document TO be handed
the German government would be toI
give notice that the United States
considers 1t has a great volume of evil
dence tending to prove in spite OF re-
lterated assurances and pledges given
by Germany. peaceful merchant ships
carrying American citizens. or which,
(Conttnued ON Para Elever.
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FAVORABLE ACTION ON AIR NITROGEN PLANT
fORECASTED BY ACTION OF SENATE YESTERDAY
The Hardwick Amendment Which Aimed To Strike Out
the Fertilizer Feature Of the Army Bill Defeated
By Decisive eVote-Under1ood Amendment
Srs Up Hornets Nest

WAdHiNGTON. April i2-Favor.
able action by me senate on the pro-
posal ~ construct a huge hydro cleo
tric air nitrogen plant for the manu-.
facture o. powder In war times and
fertilizer in peace was forecast today
when a motion by senator Hardwick
10 strike out the fertilizer feature of
Tho pending amendment fO the army
BIN was defeated a. to a.
The amendment. introduced bv Sen.
atOr Smith of South Carolina was
under discussion all day f provides
Tor plant with nm ultimate cost OF
sl6.oO00Jo. the surplus nitric acid
over which may DO needed bv power
io go into fertilizer to be- sold direct
" ~ farmers by Tho secretary ~ arri-
culture
Senator Uarduick declared The
plan sorialiFtir and ropunanf 20 th.
spirit or democracy senator sufbar.
land cue TONED The con fItufIouaIIfv
~ me FERTILIZER pr1u0.ai although
hc said there could bo mo- question t-
10 ne government power fo manu-.
iacture chemical Tor Ifs own military
needs
Motion Defeated
senator Hardwicks motion was de-.
feafed BY me votes Df as Democrats
and nine Republican,. fho latter be.
ing SENATOR Clarp CummInr. Cr1nna
Kenyon. Lafollctta. McCumber Nor
~. Poindevter and sherman Tho
Democrats who voted for If were Son
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WATKINS GETS The
SHINNSTON P. 0. JOB
- 1l-na--L = 4. I---II------

WASHINGTON. % g.. April ie-
Tho hot contest for postmaster At
ShinnTton vas settled today whom
C0nrroa man NrtIt rsrOmmrrI.H
Charles T. Watkins U. appointment
The commission of tho present In.
cumb'ut OF Ihs office expired srma
time aro IU.s appointment b. made
by tho Pre- dent and fH. salary Of the
office Is 1880 year.
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CONIFF ADDRESSES
PAREERSBURG ELKS

't' '. N''.' f' f'. |r'"I. ....U.|
PNkkEBSBuRG. w. Va. April o.
The Iarkcrsburr lodge SO los Of
E'ke celebrated tho twcutynuh auli
Ncraory OF ifs founding her fouirhf
With an elaborate proeam The prin.
cipnl .pcaker was John Coriff of
Whno.inr a banquet. speaking pro.
gram and minstrel performance we're
had Many lodge. iu tho state wore
repro onfod ON the program PAN.
of-hurE lodge was instituted bv tho
Whcclius lodge twenty-five years ago.
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FORTY AUTOS BURNED.

INGONTOWN. Pa. Anr1 - Ecr,,,
automobiles. thirteen Of which wcr.
new. were burned IN fire which de-
tuo!td the garage Of the National Au-
ionobile Company here late to-day
Ihc loss was estimated al s65. 900. The