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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1917-11-01
EasnY Hurt.

"We must all give until 1t hurts"
"True. But It hurts some folks to
give up nickel"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-14
SHERIFF AND JAiLER5
ARE HIGHLY PLEASED.
Jail Commissions report Filed win
Judge Robinson Notes Marked
improvements.

Or. John +. M,,rsci:nHr. :. II. I"i!:-
son and Curtis II. Hir". ronpoS;nG
The Ohio couut: ,jai! commission. filed
lheir report O. ,Gs' latest jail !n$p"c-
.jou win Judge Alan Il. Robinson in
criminal rour, yesterday. Sheriff Fl.
u. Hastings and Jaiirrs Bert McC"n-
melt and Edward Rice ar" hicni! COM
!nend1Ci Tor ;hc SpirnGid $anitar:- con
,iition in which ;hey have put Tie
county prison sine" they took charge
the first or TIE year.
The commission recommends ne"
bars for the circular Windows 70 pre-
vent escapes similar 10 that made ny
Tommy Burke and Phillip Rider Il few
nights ago when they tore out 4 set
OF bars in the tower.
From the viewpoint OF. cleanliness
and neatucss," says the report, the
tail is IN better condition than II has
ever been.
Fly screens for tho doors and win
,;ows OF the kitchen are included in
the recommendations us we'll as the
installation OF series Of five lights
on the top tier Of cells.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-14
CHURCHES ASKED TO
CELEBRATE EVENT
BY Patriotic Church Committee Of
Battle OF Lexington At Next
Mid-Week Services


The LEND anniversary Of the bat.
II" or Lexington is 10 be observed
throughout the country next Wedncs-
day and Thursday by patriotic meet
inSS. which observance will be ccIc-
hrated tn this city BY the ringing OF
bells and the reading in churches and
schools LOngfcliOw's poem, Paul Re
vere$ Ride" in accordance with the
call issued By Mayor II. l.. Kirk and
the appointment Of committees.
To this end, The Rev. DR. Clarence
Eugene Allen Of Fourth Street Meth
odlst Episcopal Church. and the Rev.
DR.. Claude Porter Terry Of the First
Presbyterian church. members Of the
church committee. issued the follow
ing request yesterday:
The churches are asked ~ partlc-
ipale by holding suitable services on
Wednesday evening or by deV0tlng Il
part of any regular services held on
that evening Or Thursday evening for
h" celebration. The purpose il to
promote Intelligent patriotism III tn"
present hour OF tn" nations need. We
request that yUU observe The ann
ycrSarr, if possible. rs suggested. or
in any other manner suitable 10 %Our
church or congregation. II YOU can
cooperate. kindly make due an
NOuncrm"ni at your services on SIM
day or in any other way S"i this I'M
pOriaut matter before ruur people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-14
GEE ELECTRIC COMPANY
RAISES AMERICAN FLAG

4 big American flag was raised yc3-
terday above III" water .tank on the
plant of the Gee Electric Company
on Fourteenth street. \ la-g" clrC-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-14

'ric light was placed on Top OF HE
flag staff. in til" glare Of which the
flag can be *ocu a. night from manv
parts Of The city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-14
WHEELING BOYS TO GO
TC FRANCE WEDNESDAY
VIII Enter the American Ambulance
Corps With English and french
Armies at Battlefront.

eli, Il. Wilson. son Of Rhv. and
Mrs. &. /. Wilson. CT South Chapilne
street. and Eugene and Robert smith:
sons OF Mr.. and Mis-. {. {. smith oi
the Island. members ot I'll" American
Ambulance corps, vii leave " cuh">'
day Tor New York. sailing during 'he
latter part Of the week tor rance 10
juin other members: OF tn" American
Ambulance companies III tnitt c"uhtft'
Mr.. Wilson is tn" second son al IN"
Wilson family TO join the am5u!ancc
corps. Eolneg. a senior at NaShInG,,
ron ami Jefferson coic::", i"!i several
weeks ago with two other ". & i.
fnorbail and basketball stars, and
according TO word tina, has been re-
celyed here by his parents. he Is get
ing along nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-14
ATTACK VERDICTS TODAY
Counsel FOR Motto ard PrzcicnShi 20
Argue for flew Trials.

Arguments IN 81 H>lG" Two nr,t
degree murder TrrGicts ar" scheduled
Tor this morning III criminal court.
The mnt0nS W"r" submitted III the
cases Of Jack Note, convicted III III"
murder OF Robcrl Lee Ritz, and Frank
Przelenski. found guilty vi Inc murder
iol Police Patrolman Henry Scdmon.
Arguments will alsu b. submitted 10
,,irmGrrcrs in the Nn-l law eases
against owen Palmer and Ben Dunlap
and The ST ,nh6 fraud charge against
Smiih II. Bracy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

Bliss after a short furlough spcnt Wuh
lsis mother.
Mi and Mr. Austin o. BRADY d"-
parted for their future home iu Man
zanillo Mexico, where Mi Brady wHl
take charge Of the cor sulate having
been recently appointed To- the con-
ala service.
Beginning with this week. the ma
scum viii be- open uu Tuesday NIGHTS
Of each week, primarily for the Col-
N%cnienc- of teachers and other dag
workers, and also FOR an people who
enjoy meeting with their Kind viewing
the works OF ar, stiIl hung there coz
sitting around tho glowing frcpin''
90 th, reading room %rartaKing "i ri-
der ava cakes served Nr Indian r'tiI-
ems dressed iu native Indian COSTUME
1t D. hoped that the museum viii bee
come uu these nights "a Wcptur place
for residents ard visitors in santa re
The Wumau'- cluh 81 santa r., are
ranging for q lecture Goo 20, given ht
Nj. Aldo Leopold uu Tho Binds ~
New NoNi,o' ON next Tuesday evening
A. tho new museum auditorium Mi
leopold has 90 Iuu.t WOO dorfH' Hu"Wlr
edge. OF th, nir1- tud animals cot tn
southwest au, MANY pnutHs.tra- q"
both hirds and animals ,itou 900 Iu'.
native hnuut~ Iu" cluh women are
making pu effort Geo r't the h""
children tu lt,oud this lecture .N t.
irrcc 49, n,.uE especially eou''.O'
and hrllpful Boz the work ct n" gt'n.
protection t%,socatiou lf the -t1'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

the flames become visible and II is
known hat the home and It's in-
mates are threatened.
House ou ire We hear cries IN the
street. the rattle and jar of the fire
engines mud hose carts as they hurry
60 the scene ri couhaEration. The
lire is spreading not one hut "a nun
aired homes are threatened
when the KAISER hogan his war for
world domination he applied a torch
10 that House Of civilization I have
Eisualilcd A. a home, the repository OF
every good ard perfect gift hat has
hccu won for humanity. the very free.
dom that is is foundation and the
peace hat i- it's cornerstone.
THE KAISER b. 90 mad inccudiarN. lie
stol. upon The House of civilization
iu tine u.sht and tossed "a burning
brand thrpufh'an oren window TgRe
thief who applies Il match to the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

Henry N. shaw best O. who In
turn was followed hy Lieutenant FL
,aer Warren Miller. thc bridegroom.
when the bridal party had taken po-
sitiou in the center OF the stage. uu-
der the stars and stripes. Miss Marie
Louise SENEGAL who possesses n won-
dcrfully strong and swcct-tuucd mex
zu soprano voice. sans 20. Promise
Me President Frank - ~ Roberto
read the dignified, impressive mar
riaec service OF tho Methodist Epis-
copal church and pronounced Elmer
warren Miller and Victoria Gertrude
Wilhclmy husband and wife Under
TIA. leadership OF Miss SENEGAL the
whole student body that had not yet
recovered ftom It's surprise sang with
viror There i- % school Boz Vegas
having special stress on the lines
When an the girls are married and
all the boys are old after which the
bride tossed her bouquet Jmong the
rlcc cIub girls. Ncya Chambers. %
senior Iu the high school department
is now the happy poSsossor Mis-
Mihclmy taught Iu thc normal uni
yeisi'y for 90 year having succeeded
Miss Ida NJ Larsen I. th, head uf
th" department. of physical welfare
AS Mrs. Miller shc will continue BOO
the same position Lieutenant Miller
l.ft uu "Wednesday morning Tor TT
I|JrIuoia. Pensacola. Fla, from where
h. witt soon hr Transferred Co France
Thi. ruuuuti. ,uurthip hoglu whom
tHo. WON, .]uphumore and freshman
Boa the hIra school Of Grand junction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15
Nrn. of Mnphnlcnn ni.trIr,

j. e. Wood returned q" ip- homo
near Qucmado saturday WEhl from H
business trip To M%agdaleuu.
a.. a. Isle. wealthy cattlcmun from
san Antonio. is spending the week. "u
Eito ranch. near Quemado.
Anastacio Raca OF the l!aDy Mcl-
camille company. Qucmado lcft Wed
nesdny for MnrdaIcna
Misses Ethel 'andtl, Hazel neigh
hour and Mrs. j. A. Graham, who
spent Thanksgiving i'm Mtgdulcna
have returned to their homes iu que
mado.
Lcandro Baca. q noted politician of
Socorro county. has completed tho
two wells ON his sheen ranch near
Qucmado.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave FAIR who iI,"
near Qurmldu have gone q" NJEda-
lena for e. Jew days.
willis Moore spld his cattl, and left
/ for the army wednesday oft this week.
MIR bradley Conner of EslouciJ beg
visiting friends and rclauyes m que
mado.
MI. and Mrs. John Gaulrupp and
daughter are visiting bon M-dEdaleu1.
Nh. Gauhupp has recently sold his
interest bon IN, QuemJdo tutll'
company.
Friends of a. !. KRAFT and family
were very much gricyed to hear 90 his
death on THANKSGIVING day The re-
mains were shipped to Baltimore, o..
accompanied boy the widow Hnd two
children Mr. kratz lived iu Alnu.
Quorquc Tor u number of years but
. f.. ft. I..t 49,. NYHfsr i.. lac. It|L .II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

House on fire. " Is not for YOU and
me to stand outside and say that Il
Is only "a neighbor's house hat i
mepaced. The first German soldier
who yet foot on Belgian soil threat
eued your home and mine, He
fiourishea his brand at the House OF
Civilization In which you and | live.
lite attacked law. liberty. mercy, JUS
tice everything that strengthens and
adorns that proud house In which we
OF America have lived In contlntment
and peace.
There are things IN the humblest
home that the owner would not lose
without a struggle, when the house
gets afre the inmates spring 10 pro-
tect and ave those things
We Of America are In this war 20
tect and save the House % ciViiiza-
ton aTrf fnt pf5ud Tf6paics that rep
resent not only u own struggles anG
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

Mrs D. j. Mcwenie and Miss Gene
vlel- lhott of Denver. have both APP
Deared before the tuden body, eN-
planning the work of ~ Junior Red
Cross. A committee of the student
body viii report az chapel Monday
morning. when Il ~ expected that the
organization will he completed.
Miss Bertha wheaton and Miss
Laura smiser arc new students IN the
school
Judge E v. Long. postmaster ~
Las Vegas. has explained a. q chapel
meeting tho governments war savings
certificate stamp aud asked the stu
dents To- organize into two sections
for the selling of those stamps. This
matter will be taken up ~ soon az the
patriotic society " finally organized.
President Frank ~ ~ Roberts Is
anxious To- make q list ct al teachers
Who are prepared TO do special work.
Calls for teachers are coming TO his
office almost every day and II these
teachers were listed he could serve
them readily and tho various Schooi
districts Of the state az we'll
Tho city of las Vegas has organized
an associated charities. with Herman
AAAfNN ~ INfNANfiAs - - hlAiitilsTs
secretary. and T.. j. Mcwcnic. treas
urer \ committee on constitution
aud by J aws composed of Frank II. ".
Roberts. William ShtIlinRlaw and y.
r. Ruschery. were appointed to pre-
pare a constitution ana hy-lnws. "
is the purpose of this organization to
centrhlize the charities OF the city. 30
that they may be more adequately
administered and that there may hc
less duplication The relief depart
meut of the Womau's club, headed by
Mrs r. !. Myers will bee the evecu-
tive branch Of this organization.
which Is to be composed Of the or
ruuizatiuns and individuals who are
c%hariuthly disposed
After q seven months visit with
rclati. cs and Fri nds IN indiana Mrs.
Frank carroou, accompanied by her
two daughters and son. have returned
To- their home In Vegas.
The examination unuouncod by SEN
otor \. a Jones for candidates who
wish 10 attend West Point and An
uapulis Dr. attracting q great deal Of
attention President Frank ~. u.
Roberts has been requested hy Mr..
Jones to give every hoy in New Mex
leo a chanc" to take this examination.
4 dozen contera for the examination
hAv" been chosen und principals and
supcriNoudcutE have generously
agreed 10 devote their time To- super
yisiug IN, examination ~ that local
huvs might have every opporuuuitv
without great expense Any one iu-
tcrestcd iu taking b. examination
should write President Roberts at
one" for list OF subjects and places
where examinations will Pee conducted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15
Additional Society

study ~ ench other Will prevent war
THIS - the peace foundation this
uuhtfN must Jay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

santa lie Note-
NJ p.f,t. t,t, ,.,. ,..a ,3r,.,
'''" wy '"'' "7'
@ meeting "f hotel men of b state
tor the purpose Of Geo I~idoring uruh-
leu- nr iuost conservation during the
period ~ he world war The mv"t-
ing was not ae Wei attended as had
been hoped but r-eptp~rutatnc hotel
men from Jii parts ct the state were
present and participated 300 10, disc
cusSiou uf way and means OF CORE.
er,irr th, ti importuu. msat. wheat
fats uud SUGAR which must gu Co our
allies m France. Nj Fly ycr, Il.
iectively presented the plans aud su--
go-tiuue 90 the e. $ % 1dmiui-trI-
,,ou 300 ii- campaign lt conservation
pf th,-, tnud-,uff- :, noon Cd luu.u-
com Wa served Jos h' domestic s.
'uco department uf the high ~hou'
ruHI,r th" direction ul Me. ,tuu"
Of TINT department. 50 wilton w'. tnu.I
WIS sen ed substituting for wheat nro.
meat particularly, chief ot wh.ch W.
% bean loaf substitute for meat
\i.ui th' .1 h'"n Mrs. Ruth O.
Nii'icr. state Industrial supervisor pre-
s"ut'd man, -u-E,-tt"u- s1r pincticEl
,uilstitutc- for the '"ui foods which
America must Send 'u frtn. Nn'
ut the mos IUtcrt~i.ug Hid l'I''I,I'
'alE- Nas given BE-. the chef from tu'
NlNarpdu hotel who has been with th'
Harvey house .Sstom fur tN'ut> -un"
years The meeting was oug Go
al end with "a talk hN ~'N-tuN'iu"i
icorE. curry OF So,orro ulcdsiaE tn.
b'ar.y cooperation ct hotel m-'
throughout the stat" ana &c Keen fl-
pto. ittiuu of our cuIutt! need.
On Friday Of last Wcrh "c. TIRED
M, death OF Frcdcrich IT, Mcbride, %
prominent mason and business man "i
Santa re. Mr Mcbride was az INC
Kelly Institute 10 Baltimore M"
when, ne had gone for treatment Tor
I 3D. generous grpwth ON the luu-~ o.
4 had lived iu Santa Pc Tor twenty ihi'.
years and at the time al ms u'''"'
Wu- general freight p~'e-'h-'
igcu. for the New Mexico 'rhtI"
Railway Company. n lun'iAi W.
held 900 the Presbyterian 'huI'h ''
Thursday Of TINS week,
The santa Pc 'hduirr OF the Amer
can l;'d Cross ts now "lt'hlH'u '''''
uu effectively % smoothly IuHllN-
machine. Al u r"kulur monthly hl'''
ing held ON Thursday 'h' report "'''
the digfcIout departments moved "N'I
TWO thousand pieces OF t'u1r sUIb"
dressings prepared, h~ppr'N.I''t'
tive hundred articles hhll'''' W.
shipment OF several * OF ""-I'.'
garments and "a report from 'h, CON"
mittcc for raising iHnd., "h''h W.,
under me direction OF Ut. '""l'' -
/ Rolls .- chairman. which Elldorh~ il'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-15
TWO BODIES I'm ONE HOUSE.
Waterbury Home Has Two Deaths With
In Two DAYS.

Waterbury, March l5.--The funeral OF
Mrs. Henry Kicker, who died at her home
on North Main street Tuesday night Of
Brights disease and heart trouble. viii
be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Mary fJonesl Kicker was born in Stowe
IS years ago, the daughter of Daniel and
Elizabeth Sleeper Jones. Forty years
ago last month she married Henry Rick.
err. Her home has been in town mostly
since she was three years old She was
woman faithful in her home, impress.
ing her personality upon three sons, all
college men. the older ones holding ex-
cellent positions. She is survived by her
father, her husband and three sons, Ro-
land of Middlebury college. who arrived
home yesterday noon, Justice of Bridge
port, Conn, who arrived this morning.
and Daniel Kicker of Davenport, Ia;
also two sisters, Mrs. r. C. Wright of
Stowe and Mrs. Neil Trentoe of Concord,
n. H.
The second death to occur in the Rick
er home was that of Miss Julia NJ. Web
ster. who succumbed to pneumonia this
She was employed az house
keeper lately. Most OF the Is years she
has resided in Waterbury she was EN-
ployed as dressmaker at the Vermont
state hospital She leaves her mother
and brother, Clark of Lyndonville. Fa-
neral arrangements will not b. known
until the arrival of relatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-15
ONE TRUE BILL.
Supposed to Be Brought Against F. B
Russell.

st. Afbans, March l5.-The case of
G. w. Brush VS.. Jed Cherrer, assumpsit,
was taken up before Judge Zed S. Stan
ton in Franklin county court yesterday
and the plaintiffs testimony was taken.
The defendant began putting in his evil
dence at the afternoon session. w. d.
Stewart of Fairfax appears for the plain
tiff and M. II. Alexander for the defend
ant.
The grand jury late yesterday after
noon made its report and was discharged.
One true bill was reported and report
made on the Jail, which was reported
in good condition so far as cleanliness
was concerned, but recommendations
We're made that electric lights be in
stalled throughout the establishment in
place of gas, that new toilet be in
stalled in the four wards upstairs and
that new bathtub and toilet be placed
in large ward upstairs
Mr.. Stewart made the opening argu-
ments in the case on trial and the clos
ing arguments and the charge to the
jury were made this morning.
While no official statement can be Sc
cured ii is generally supposed the true
bill reported is against r. B. RUSSELL St
Adams Bay, who has been under arrest
since last fall in connection with the
Of his wife, who died few
weeks ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-15
And Also Library of 1900
Books at Westmin-
ster West
SMALL INSURANCE;
WILL NOT BE REBUILT
Absence of Wind Prevented
a Much Heavier Loss
This Morning

Brattleboro, March l5.--Three houses.
three barns and much personal property
were burned in the village of Westmin-
ster West at o'clock this morning, the
fire starting in harm connected with the
Congregational parsonage. The cause of
the fire is not known. It would cost at
least $4,000 to replace the property, but
the insurance is not large enough to en-
courage rebuilding.
Rev. Walter r. Curtis discovered the
fire, being awakened by the cracking. A
general alarm brought many from the
surrounding towns, but there was no
apparatus. The parsonage was burned
after the barn, and with it the public
library of 1900 volumes. Then Walter
Harlow's house and barn, and lastly Mrs.
Martha Miller's house and barn were de-
stroyed. All the stock was saved. The
property was in the heart of the village,
and the absence of wind prevented
much heavier loss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-15
From Entering Harbors of
Neutral Countries-A
New Complication
NORWAY AND SWEDEN
SAID NOT TO OBJECT
lHol]and May Prevent Armed
Merchantmen from
Entering

Copenhagen, March l5--The right of
EARNED merchantmen to enter neutral
ports OF Europe is subject to negotia-
tions now being carried on by diplo-
matte representative of the United
States. DR.. Maurice Egan, the American
minister to Denmark, like his colleagues
at other courts, took up the subject a
number of days ago but as yet has re-
ceived no reply from the Danish govern
ment.
1t is understood that among the Eu-
ropean neutrals, Sweden and Norway
have no objections to the use of their
ports by armed American merchantmen
Holland, which has barred belligerent
armed merchantmen from its harbors, is
expected to extend the same rule to
armed American vessels.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-15
TURKS BEING PURSUED
IN TWO DIRECTIONS

With the exception of notable
German retirement on the Franco
Belgian front which, whether vol
UNFAIRLY or by force, is continuing,
the most interesting military
movements at present in progress
are in western Persia and Mesopo.
tamia.
Disorganized by their defeats at
Kut-el- Amara and before Bagdad,
the Turkish forces in that section
of Mesopotamia are retreating up
the Tigris and at last reports were
more than 80 miles above Bagdad.
Eastward, across the Mesopota-
mia border in Persia, two columns
of Russians are advancing toward
the line of Turkish retreat, driving
other Turkish forces before them.
One of these columns has captured
Kermanshah, about 80 miles from
the Mesopotamian border, after
defeating the Turks in two-day
battle. Both these Russian armies
are threatening the main Turkish
forces in Mesopotamia.
On the Franco Belgian front op-
creations, aside from those of the
British on the Somme front. cur
rent statements report little of
note. Raids have taken place in
several sectors along the French
lines. Recent spirited fighting in
Champagne has died down to artil-
lery actions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-15
HOTEL DAMAGED BY FIRE.
Guests of Van Ness in Burlington Made
Hurried Exits.

Burlington, March l5-A fire that orig
mated in the bottom of the elevator
shaft of the Van Ness house was dis
covered early this morning by one of
the bell boys, an alarm being turned in
from box ) at l2:4s o'clock, the entire
fire department responding The fire
must have had headway for some time
and the building was soon filled with a
dense smoke. The fire was confined to
the elevator shaft The greater part of
the damage was caused by smoke. The
origin of the blaze was not definitely
determined, but is thought to have start
ed in oily rags. Several of the occupants
of the house, some of whom were thor
oughly frightened, came down the st.
Paul street side fire escape, as the smoke
in the Railways and stairs was thick. Il
was about an hour after the alarm was
sounded when the firemen left the build
ing,