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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-24
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE.


Pittsburgh Ia. January l. 1917.
Tho Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky hai'IoaH
coruanv corporation of the State Of West VIZ
ynl. Tie Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicaso Ain o.
Louis Railway Company. corporation OF the Sta'es
q, prnusyIylgIc West Virginia. Oelo lhulah4 AM
Illinois III, yaI,La!la Railroad Company. c"rpoit-
tom NJ In, States uf Indiana and Illinois. anu Inc
Anderson E,.t Hallway Company and the lhicaEu'
Indiana ard Eastern Halfway Company corporations
nj ths State Ut Indiana have according 10 ule AWE
NJ ,ho,s STATES Bccu consolidated INTO falHoau
conluany named Tho Pittsburgh. cincinnati th'cAso
and N; Louis Railroad Company. effective IsluaF'
II 1917 tho agreement VI consolidation having Deer
flied In tho office the Secretary oil state D! West
Virginia on the 10Th day OF Deceno.r. l9l6.
Hereafter he property formerly owned ny the f'Ia'
burgh. Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Cotnp1hS'
The Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chicago ana 81 LOUIS
R,dIxsy Curnusny YSud1lia Railroad Company. lne
And.r,nu Belt Railway Company aud ChieaEo' ihoi-
snn nuL Eastern Railway Company In tho states o.
Wcu Virginia. PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio. Indiana sho I'M
noIs will be uwucd aud operated b. Tho PitSoGFSh'
cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis RsilToao Com'
puny. ., ,,r>-rrr1-y
RAILROAD COMPANY. -, >.,,
THE PITTSBu RGH CINCINNATI. CHICAGo AMI
ST LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
IL ,SDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
IIuE ANDERSON iELT RAILWAY EOMfANi.
CHICAGO INDIANA AND EASTERN HA1L"Al
C.'APASi.
s. Il CHURCH.
,,scn, Secretary
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WHEELING SHIPMENTS
WILL Be SPEEDED Up

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Feb. 70
Following complaints made to me
Public Service Commission, express
shipped from Wheeling TO Charleston:
is being handled with a sa'lnS ., W
time BY new routing system oyer ING
Baltimore and Ohio and kanawha ana
Michigan Railroads. Heretofore Inc
shipments were held over at hehG.a
for almost one day while passing ne
tween The two cities.
The commission today heaEu eNi,
danrr IN The application Of the Shep-
hprdsrown Light and Power Company
for permission to make a number -. Of u
changes In it's rates, including Ooln
increases and decreases. s:,,a
Informal complaint has been I neS
with the commission aSalhst i,Ic %" pa
timore and Ohio and Norfolk anu
Western Railroads about alleged mad
eauate station facilities at Snenan-
doah junction.
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Bank OF Ohio Valley
WAEELlNG. W. VA
Resources Over One Million
v.,. Dollars.
PAYS 4Ts ON TINE DEPOSITS.
DOCTORS AGAINST
FEE-SPL|TTING
Ohio County Medical Society Makes
Strong Resolution in support OF
Law Passed BY Legislature.

Unanimous endorsement OF the new
"anti-fcc spliItiug' bill. recently en-
acted as Senate Bill No. - by the state
legislature which prohibits physicians
and surgeons from dividing fees with
other persons WAS given i'll q resolution
adopted by the Ohio County Medical So
cicty 1T its meeting last night. ~
strength OF TERMS was spared ny tne
committee which prepared he resolution
and such phrases as the 'baricr OF hu-
man flesh and the 'Scavengcr OF inc
medical pofcssion' are applied Dy the
Ohio county physicians to the 1ee-spllt-
ting system. ..
Tnc new law prohibits n physician
surgeon or uSt%upa;hist from dividing
his COMPENSATION received from a patient
with any other person or physician. WHO
mag have recommended or sent inc pa
lirul; provides that the violation OF we
law is m!Sdrmranor ana thht uPon LIZ
second off.nsc the offenders license 10
practice medicine be revoked.
Enllnwiug Is tn" resolution OF tho
Wheeling physicians:
Resolved THAT We. the mem
bcrs of the Ohio County Mcdlcal 20
ricty. heartily cnGorSe SEMI For Tmr
The protection Of patients prnniolt
ing tn. division Of fees OF phSSl-
clans and surgeons with other
persons. 49,. .L
obin county Medical Society ap-
noint an Investigating committee
20 cooperate with the county au-
thoritifs and assist in rgidiy en-
forcing this rect act Of the les's-
Iaturc.'.
(Signedl Committee
LEIGH X. CRACRAfI.
chairman.
\. !. NOOME.
u. Is. REST.
ROBERT J. REED.
y I HERSEY.
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BOY hurt BY AUTO
Two Machines Collide On Lansing
Road, Damaging Both and
lnjuring Passerby.
lrlnabOut

4 runabout owned by Alex Glass,
president Of the Whitahcr-Glessner
company and occupied by his driver
AMI friend. coIlIdcd with another
machine at Stop - on the l.anang
road west OF bridgeport. late Thurs
day night, which resulted in a little
foreign boy being injured aEd the two
machines damaged 10 some extent.
The runa bout slightly sideswiped
the other car and in doiQg so, swerv-
ed 10 one side and struck the foreign
lad who was walking along the street
car track, knocking htn down and
continuing on lis course over the EN-
bankment 10 the field below. Neither
nrcupan, of the car was Injured. The
front axle WAS bent. The steering
wheel was put out OF commission and
the machine otherwise was damaged.
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ar,ired ar Cold Storage.

SHlNGTON. Feb "S.-An amend
mcnt to tn" revenue bill. empowering
The President to seize t"ndStulls
! "wronGfu!ly held ;or the nurp"S" oil
unjust increases in prices" in violation
ur antitrust laws. was introduced in The
Senate today by Senator Lewis. admin,
istralion whip. ruUdStuitS 81 >'r'%'o
would be disposed If at public sale un'
der government supervision.
The ,amchGm"nt - aimed n IN" cold
STORAGE interests. which III" Fedora
Trade Commission is known 1" hoIG
largely responsible Tor the present 1000
situation.
The amendment provides that foods
thus cpntiscated are to be at once sold
ny the Federal government I" those
whose necessities arc first t0 be re-
licvcd."
Prices for resale OF the ToodstuliS
IN Tho needy are to b.. fixed by the gov
rrnmcnt and shall h. limited 10 the
actual necessities Of each purchaser.
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More disorder,

PHILADELrUEN, Fob. Il" FF"Vu"h'
scrirnmay,s h"lw.,rn uulj". and women
Protesting against tn" r'">"mi cost 81
food continued today III 'iI'' &putti"A~t-
"ru sect ION Of tn" ri'E. Th"r" was l"~a
,iol"nc" than yrSi"rria%. rain late IN ll1'.
afternoon driving many women from tn"
streets
At every store. >1;Id$ "r Push "arl$
where chickens. fish Irt:;""S TT onions
were on s;tl" groups Of women gathered
and warned away w"uld-h' buyers. Us
orders resulted when TIA" polio" !rh'l l"
br"ak III, thrS" GATHERINGS.
Two plain clothes m"H wh" attempts
cd 10 protect Il woman VIII" entered "ir
Of tn hnyCnt"d stores w"r" attacked ny
an unruIy crowd composed m"Stlr 81
foreigners Tnry w"r,. kuuclsrd down
and trampIcd 10y In" crowd which great
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-24
Big TANNERY FIRE.

Sl-,..l lr.> ..sI 20 THO Intr.G.wcer go
r.hhlN>. v. Va. rru. 81 lnlhheu
IrrIurr worth h;ti! million d1lshrs.
r,';uly for shipment {" th" AIil.S, was
u.'~ir"y"G ny ur" which originate" III
a Hry h"us.. ~ thr pIitni ~ The l'"ch +
.h,uias lnunin. .rninIuu% mt Eurh,n.
a., dry nr,G~,.. a. ny -" foot. packed
t" capacity. Was entirely H"Sl""%rd' "a
g,.ih.r wIth.um, 81 M. i"HCh houses M"
otter slnMIlrr buildings COMPRISING mp
pres. fnat"tI unr-haii "l ili'. I.ithl "hi'h
Is u'," ~ III" LARGEST tann'r'"S III III"
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GIFT FOR HARE; CRABBE
MAY NOT ACCEPT OFFER

srcci,I p.sra,ch 10 the ln,clllc:ncer. -. c,,or
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. -3:-ouPS!
intrndent Thomas NJ. Hare. OF the MA
ryland Anti-Saloon League, WHO ~ ~
prly held the same poSltloi ~ ~, -
Virginia. was today presented WI "a q
gift Of 500 on the occasion OF no 1n -
"a hhc of West Virginia. who was Sc
Ier,nd rs Mr.. Harc'S successor, ma!
M, no ahla IN accept.
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WAR Or PEACE
PADE n CITY

I1v Sunners. While the government has
Sanct iuncd he carrying OF guns. II" o.
ticial thinks the government also WILL
,rnvid. yunncr$ IT this time. Aside
from uthcr difficulties. the placing ~
mai iunal guuucrS on L. private snip
would make her status questionable.
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MORGAN Is CHAIRMAN.

tIIANLE:STON. ". Va. Feb. u
Governor II. T.. lIauig!d has aAaih
si.$IGi,ai,d .iiiuE" f.. T.. .i"rEan chairman
Of 80. i'um!r service .CnmfiiiSs ,"u, i"i-
lowing tn. .ci;Inec IA ini' appointments
mud. Thursday L. Tie governor. JUG
Morgan I,~ h."n M chairman SlN"" nus
Hl.r,IItu.rII. more iH3n A year HSh.
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Zig Rico ShIpme nt.

Woodland. Cal, Feb. 2%-Iho 4nIo
county board of trade received toe
gram tonight from G"ors" W. i"rHin i
~ NV York, acting for Mayor MitCh"ls
food suupIy commission, asking terms
for immcdiaI" shipment to New OK
nF i nnu unr rount!; Of YulO rice.
The trlr, was in response 20 n
,,cssar. 1r IL. board OF trade calling
,i,rntinn +. az, fur- thnl Il large GUAM
Iiiv of California rice was aEalla9i" Tor
Shinmrut cast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-24
OPPOSE SALARY BOOSTS.

WASHlNtiTrN. Feb. 23.--Whcn In"
annual legislative executive md Juhs-
,.ia! hill ~ agreed /" III conference was
brought int" the House TO-DAY. vigorous
uI,irrliuu Ma made to the ScntN'
,.hnurrS in SALARY scales Tor government
,.iuuIuyrS anu the measure was fHll!S
rccuuruittcd to the conference commit
tee.
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Recors!Gered.
ASSISTANT APPOINTED.

CIIAKLESTuN. W. Va. r"h.2 -
Mss E:fsi~ Gay Xiun of rhilirrl. has
hrrn appointed assistant - nom" eco,
rnrn:cs and. extension "":k ~ ia" 49,
university ut MurGaui"wn. hi>% |ii,
,,'ill assis, il talI irSlitul" work anh
.,n ri The simmer months Will he. c"Il"d
UPON t. help "r.ani@" girls coming
clubs
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EENSHAW NAEiED.

,,lJAII.E.ST,iN. y. U. FVh. 10"
t;,y,'r,nr Il. l.. Htiicli :nday arr"in,"@
nr. William 7 H"nsra~ ii I:"rhri'E
Srrin:;:;. Morgan c"dntE. HS = :rmnti 81
The public health commission |" hII on.
tn. ulr"Xpirnd '"rm "i W. u 9'"'''"S' 80
N'rnw,II county. who signed l'r.
Ijru,haw viii serve um;il jan" 81. i'i"
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CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON. ". VA, Feb. - ie-
,:tirarr.; Of Incorporation haE" p@'" 10
sued by the secretary "i St"tr; :" W.
fnIluwirr n-w concerns which VIII or.
n,. nnIrr H. laws "f West NlrElhia.; =.
,1arkShurr- kentucky oil ana ~
company: /" upcrat" IN k.'ntuckE. : hu..
nr;%ri capital $@5.o"o; incorpoTa'";n,S,s
Iin,,. Ir Loo Maxwell and Rock heli'
all ii harrisburg, ,,,,. M
Quality cement and coal c"mpanE' III III
PHI shrrgh, Ia. with chief works IN
cas- District. M"n"nealia county: hutn-
o~i2rd rap!tal El"."n"; INCOMPETENCE r',,.Eo n
Is:,,r !, Jenkins. stephen stone, luSSc!i
7 Icsl,r, l.. q; Walker and :. Y. Ha"-
EarIr Gas company. of Charleston, to
nnrrat,, in Nicholas county: aulhnFl Z','
cmritaI $25,0o't incorporat"rs ~? n r.
rrutnlu al! OF Charlcstnn' and Moan
Moore, of Vaughn.
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" outnumbcred the police. Two women
were seized rs the riugicadcrs "f he
disturbances Icy other policemen. but the
excited crowd quickly rescued them.
\ frc,-fur-all hEh, cnSucd and an
emergency call for RESERVES was S"nt l."
the city hall. Before order WAS r.
stored many IF the rioters nnd police
men were bruised and bleeding. ON" man
was arrested charged with melting I"
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EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. F,h. -
relieve tn" high cost ri i""TS ~ > ~,
rnst Iiyrrrunl trades and labor council
IN. Recommended shat Mayor Wills orr
n"I members OF the city council appr"-
nriatn $I0,uUd % establish temporary
innrk", for lie disbursement Of lr"''S-
| i,,,r
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FOR sale

FOR SALE-Billiard room and cigar RLnd o'n
carou.. SIX rocket tables. Brunswick make. First
class condition: Low price for quick SALE Address
~ r McIlen. New Philadelphia. Ohio. SAG
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DIV

L1zURE- Thursday. FEBRUARY -. 1917. n sos
O'Clock C. NJ tho Ohio Valley General hospital
MnS ELIZABETH +. LA tCRE. aged - years
Public service, will b hclt! n her Late residence.
No. ilSa North HlrisonI street. Beua:re. Ohio.
Saturday evening. Febru y "a ~ O'Clock.
private services Sunday. ~ 100 p m 1a'er'
Inrut Rose Hill cenc,ery.
NAHGIAmELE-on Friday. February .. 1917. ct
l0.,s o'clock g. NJ. 81 Martins Ferry hospital.
FRED MAHGIAMELE. 55ttyrars OF aga
Funeral services from his l:ts resde'co. DnoaTae.
uhoi. +, $50. Se-tlces -; Catholic church at
lO:N1 O'Clock =. Intel gent Nj Pleasant CEN
etrry.
IoBENsTEIH-on we1nesdsr. February Al. lel,. At
3:i5 u'clcek - H.. =, tie ,lo Valley Geneta' nos
p;aI. MKs. GEORGE LgESsTElS. In th' 0S'A
year -, her acc
Funeral notice hereafter. :.
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WANTED-Industries

WANTEp-Subs;antlal bonus,.o' stock subscription
steel foundr!eS. po,,eries. machinery. furniture.
autos rubber goods hosiery. shoes stovei novelties
ETC. Address J. E. Myers. s3utheFa III. Industrial
- III, m f-20-m
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WANTED Male Help

WANTED Statesmen u call on t1ocer. eonfecuone-s.
general stores. $3.50 monthly snd expenses: yearly
contract Manager. Is. s. I'd Sheet, St. Louis. Mo.
f-2i-E
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WAHTEO-tompctent statesmen merchants prefer
red by we'll rated Cleveland concern. 10 sell meE-
chants greatest specially OF the Jay: $500 10 $500 per
month"; commissions paid weekly Estate experience z.
H. Townsend. Box No. l76. Stsboa c. Ce1cland. o.
tag
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ia-l5-G0t
FINANCIAL

cu.saNTEER hank deposits. Write today for
flee booklet Bank drp0stnrs Guaranty fund OF
the State Of Oklahoma absolutely protects your saw
Inrs Farmers State Bank. Ada. Okla f-2i's
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A lot lOOxlG5 feet. on the west side
of Olive street. Los Angeles, 1l3 North
.of Ninth street, has been leased on q
99-year ground lease for a Total ren'a'
.of sl,l25,0e0.
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PERSONAL

MARRY II lonely: for results. ery me- beat aad mor
successful; hundreds rich wish marriage soon
strictly confidential: most reliable; years OF expert
rnr.. I.srIytons free The successful Club" Mrs.
purtlIe BOX JJG Oakland Calh. t-H-nt-o
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FOR RENTS acIcs with 9 ioom house. blacksmith
shop aud tools J. E. Gard. @. T"idei'hia: W. Va
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AUTOMOBILES
HIGHEST cash prices paid FOX your worn out OF
wrecked autos. Address 2. A. f-"l
---------------------------- --------------
APPLICATION I0R PARDON

Application fot PardoA.
Motto. Is hereby given this on or shout The lon
DAY ur March 1917. an application will be filed With
+ C. Person Pardon Attrncy. Charleston Yves;
virginia .or tho pardon of+lIiJward Manuel. con-
rtrrd of the crime u mun,er first degree. a. the
Anil fern 1914 ., the Criminal Court OF Ohio
county and sentenced To Imprisonment IN the West
virginia renitcnt!.ry for the period OF NE.
tS,1ed, HAYWARD MANUEL
f-ai-mr-3
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Neutrality-suspicious.
FOR R4NT

FOR REHr-coRHeR STOLE ROOM MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS. FORMERLY LoGAh'S CORNER
sIoo, ALSO NINE LARGE fiRE PROOF stohs
ROOMS. , LOWER AND UPPER FLOORS. IN
HAWLEY BUILDING.
lanes 1. HAWLEf.
1885,, MAIN lTREET.
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WANTED-Feinale Help

WAHTED-Down stairs girl. o3e who can COOK. No
laundry work Mrs. John a Wells rs North
Front street, Bell phone 1877. f-.l-l
waNTEp-firIs for light, cleo; factory vort. Wheel
Ing Can Co. Forty -s.renth land Eoff streets
Ieb-7-u
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EducationaI campaign.

Mr.. Perkins announced that his com
mitlee has arranged for the shipment
Of a carload Of fish from Tacoma,
Wash, which is expected to arrive
here some time next week. A plan
for marketing il is now being develop
Another plan decided upon by The
committee 10 combat the steadily
mounting cost of living is the {, dis tTn
button in every public school IN me
city beginning next Monday OF cir,
cuiars which will contain intormatlo
about nutritious foods that can he
purchased at low cost. Rice. which can
nound is tho food most highly rec
rrommended. To guard against any IN
crease In the retail price should the
demand grow. the committee lRs pur,
chased a large quantity us a reserve
supply, Mr.. Perkins said:
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FOOD PROBLEM
Continued from FIRST Page.)

/ Trade. who expressed the fear in
/ message to the Interstate Commerce
: Commission. that riot and anarchy
would result from lack OF cars in
! Chicago to handle grain. In one OF
his kilograms Mr.. Underwood said:
The lines between Chicago ami
! New York are interested in kcepTr
clear and ready TO dispatch business
! II is not planned 10 block them with
/ grain for which there is neither short
! age. shipping directions or ships 10
carry it."
Grain Movement Unnecessary.
/ at is impossible and unwlse, he
said in another message, " 10 move
additional grain from Chicago until the
accumulation along the line, beng
held back for connections and ship
ping. is distributed. There is no dis
elimination. \ car OF grain Is gwen
exactly the same movement as a car
iof perishab!e freight. CoA Westoouhd
| is given preference. =,
| George W. Perkins. chairman OF
Mayor Mitchel's food supply, commit
tee, announced tonight that the mayor
| had received from Texas, Louisiana,
. California, Oregon and other states.
| telegramS inqulring about the 1000
| shortage here and offering suggestions
The trouble is" Mr.. Perkins salI.
there is no one in official position
| TO follow up the suggestions coming
Iron these different communities. We
are absolutely uneQuipped anu power
less as q community in the ali-lnlpoF-
liant question of promoting a1fd deFel-
Hninr outside markets. This simply is
!another instance showing the neceS-
sity for a centralized market IN the
/ CITY of New York.
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WANTE6-T aVni selling agents. BIZ money and


WANTED-I nNnt selling agents. Biz money and
friends. The Usalyte Inverted Indestrucuble Gas
Mantle sells ut sight owing to rs proven hlEh merit
Millions In Usalytc double, tho light sares l-3
gas and outlls;s dozen others. Every sale OF
Usalyte makes steady customo: and frendl. Every
Csayte guaranteed perfect. Don't miss this opportu-
nifty write today for sample outfit with full selling
nsrufIonsl Of 100 Usalye for IS: 50 for 50. Dozen
ST. Prepaid. Retail l5c eack. for Csc. Refer
cnces Dun & Co. and Com Exchange Bank. J. l.
Robin manufacturer and paai.ee. lSosh 81. and
Park Ave. New York f--t-G
WANTEo-Machlnist and elect4c!in for coal mino:
must I've familiar with GoodD An breast and short
wall machines: wages slo5.0o ser month. Apply at
office OF The Jefferson Coal Co.. jefferson County.
Ohio. rem
WANTe0-SaIesmen 70 sell hjusenod roodA e.
percncs unnecessary and littr.f oompenitto. %
wide awake man. C y. ADAM CO. hto-ll42 AAn
ST. upstairI
WANT EO-Tvo young men tosHorf neHs ssent1 On
y T. n d.not ss-3-u
W1HTED- once. several SD delivery md .,lt1
boys 10 work befoIe scnoo. Apply a. ClrcuAIoh
DEPARTMENT, IntciIGencer bets zen 4 and D O. N
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EXTRA SESSION
Continued from First Page.)


handsome Davenport. TO Heading Clerk
Ilav-rty n chest Of silver was pre-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-03-29

HI u5oAAA
The two men went o.
light We're within A., toward
reat gate surmount -.r Ods ~ the
'P,Sn"peu uonie' ed by its curious
D'iiu VI pnEl" and ia ering rover.
ICY inanaseu IS VT re going in, and
le neA' ihS' SenteI With them. But
u lIliso.eu mt they we've seized and
So J" Fer tw days they We're
- the FIlblic square, The third
- .jrling was executed. March
it was, his u Mn ueNl lie was
psne his prayer Iheel, having in the
interval pdC up al earnest prayer in
this own tongue, wi ZEN Buddhist monk
naused. and spoke to him. He asked
; ~ no. would like b. Join the brother
T" hood lie said he would, ana that ia!
was liberated, an d went TO live in the
,u monastery. 1t seemed miracle L
=" March, but all could even find gu
WAS that he ma, I been chosen" HI
III soon found 1t W Ould be certain dealt
ny 10 try to escaI De. And so the day
" lengthened into years. and the year
,od went ON.
=, Esther sat ale me in the dreary house
an, The day was dying, snow flakes ha
-ou begun to float Town, and there was n
a., fire on the hea nth. There was scarce
Ia " food enOug in the house for an
,,Id other day, but she did not mean tina
Is anyone shol I'D know. The front doc
.be, bell rang. ,She1 rose slowly and opene
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ESther'S
Wireless
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BY MARY PARRISH


Copyright. 1917. by w. @. chapman.)
swell, she can't 60 on this way much
longer"
Mrs. Flint gave her opinion with an
air of finality that was entirely con-
vlncing to Mrs. Baker on the other side
Of the fence. In fact, Esther Marvin
had for some time furnished a topic OF
conversation to the inhabitants Of the
small New England town.
Time was when it was considered
quite the fashionable thing to send
ones daughter to Miss Marvin's School
for Young Ladies'; but that was some
nine years ago when Miss Marvin's
social position as the daughter of the
lately deceased judge not only gave
her influence in her own circle, but
served as a sort of lure to those a trifle
lower in the social scale. When the
judge died, leaving his wife and daugh-
ter nothing after his debts were paid,
but the fine old house on the hill, Es-
ther decided that the best thing she
could do was to convert the big billiard
room into a school room, and try to
make a living for her mother and her
self by utilizing her college education
as teacher. The change in their for
tunes told heavily on the frail little
mother, who two years later drifted on
to a less material world leaving her
daughter to face the problem alone.
The school prospered, but aside from
her loneliness, Esther had another
problem to face. She was a staunch,
COURAGEOUS soul, and she did not waver
Before her fathers death Esther had
become engaged to Howard March,
The alliance had been approved of by
the judge for March was his old
friends nephew, and he believed he
saw in the young man energy and
strength of character sufficient for him
to make an honorable career. Esther
loved him as only such a deep, true
nature can. They were to be married
In about four months, when March told
her of an expedition he had been asked
to join to take up land for tea-growing