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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
Face as Smooth and
Soft As a Baby's
Made So by CutiCura
Writes Mrs. Cough

"My skin became rough and would
crack open and sometimes bleed. Later
II began 10 break out N small red pim.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05
Proceedings 18th Session
Of the Nevada Legislature
Assembly, Mar.h 3. A. M.


The assembly was called to order
at 1890 o'clock. Speaker Luce in the
chair.
Roll called. Absent-Ackerman
Alexander. Beard. Quicker. Renfro,
Stodieck and White.
Prayer by Rev. l.. u. Thomas.
Reading of minutes were dispensed
with.
Booher moved that assembly re-
scind its action on a. b. No. g. Car.
| ried
A. Il. No. 81. by Golden-Relative
| TO gas rates and service in Reno,
Sparks and Carson. and instructing
| the public service commission to in
vcstigate the matter. Adopted.
Introduction Of Bills
y. b. No. 203, by Fulmer-An act
to fix limit on travelling expenses
OF state officers.
a. Il. No. 20i, by Evans-An act
to establish commissioners districts
in Esmcralda county.
/ 4. d. No. 205. by Alexander-An act
defining qualifications OF deputy Off.
GERS
a. b. No. POO. by Elko county dele.
cation Establishing judicial districts
in the state of Nevada.
/ a. b. No. 2O7, by Hardy-To amend
certain sections OF civil proceedings.
a. d. No. 20S, by Hardy-To amend
certain parts of workmcn's compensa.
| tion act.
a. b. No. 2O9. by Hardy-To amend
an act To secure liens.
a. b. No. 2lO. by Grubcr-Relative
To IA" Inheritance tax.
5. Il. No. lO5. by Huskey-To
amend the Incorporating act of Reno.
\. y. 2ll, by Lucc-Fixing compen,
sation of officers of Nye county.
General File
| a. b. No. los. by Harriman-To
amend act creating boards of county
commissioners and defining certain
powers. On motion. consideration
was deferred. The same action was
taken with 4. B. No. 1879.
y. b. No. 100 Made special order
for Tuesday.
a. Il. No. lao, by Hardy To amend
Section 3Sl, regulating proceedings
in criminal eases in the matter OF
granting new trials Passed. % ayes.
4. II. No. l57. by Hardy To amend
/ an act supplementary TO provide rev
Gnu" for the support OF the state OF
/ Nevada, relative 10 the sale and re
| d"mptiOn of property. Passed 20 ayes.
4. b. No. ~. by Williams-To
create the office OF state Inspector OF
apiarics. Bib carries salary of $500
| per year. Passed. 26 ayes.
y. b. No. 10, by university com
mittc"-To construct agricultural
building at the state university and
appropriating $SOOoO for the pur
pose. Made special order for Mon
day. March 3. at $50 p. m.
:. b. No. IS. 10y IIarington-Reliel
bill for the Nevada silver service bill
\ motion made that bill be laid on the
table failed to carry Passed. &c ayes
/ Recess taken until p. IN.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05
ELko DRAPER CLUB
MEETING FRIDAY

The Elko Draper club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Harry l.. Bruce
The attendance was large and an un.
usually interesting meeting was held.
A new member was added to the roll
which makes the fifth since the first
of the year.
The Civic committee is planning Il
program for Baby Week" which
comes in May and this promises to be
a feature of especial interest to the
entire town.
rare treat is in store for the club
members and their friends in the near
future. Prof. Geo. Jensen of the Elko
High school will give a series of lee.
lures for them. the first one of which
will be given on Saturday evening.
March 10.
The current events given for roll
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legislature. Adopted.
New Bills

New Bills
a. b. No. 1913. by Stewart-Fixinx
the tenure OF office OF all township
and county officers in this state ex-
cept boards OF county commissioners.
and to take effect on and after Janu.
airy. 1919. making all county officers
terms four years instead Of two.
A. B. No. 1879, by Stewart-To pro.
hibit false advertising. and penalties
for violation.
a. B. No. 200. by Notwithstanding
Sections 524. 525 and 526 OF civil prac-
tice law.
A. b. No. 201. by Lyon county dele.
gation--Authorizing and directing the
board of county commissioners of
Lyon county to issue bonds for $50.
600 for the purpose of establishing,
constructing and maintaining high
| schools.
a. b. No. 202, by Hardy-For the
/ relief of L. L. Connell. Referred &c
committee on claims. This bill asks
for sl25 for organizing Company D.
, Nevada National Guard,
Special Order
a. Is. No. $50. by Fulton-Fencine
railroad right-of.way
A. b. No. 1873. by Hardy-Amendine
act on printing supreme court deci
/ sions. Laid on the table by intro
Queer as he stated another bill cover
ing this subject had been introduced
! General File
/ y motion carried that when this
assembly do adjourn II be to Satur
day at 1890 a. III.
! S. ID. No. 55, by Elko county dele
gation-City Of Elko incorporation
/ act. Passed.
Assembly substitute for A. u. No
116, by committee on irrigation-De
filming duties of state engineer Thi.
4 bill amends Section s of the present
water law. A substitute was adopted
and the bill passed. II provides tina,
. the statute OF limitation on waite
| rights shall be FIVE years instead o
three. TO conform with the statute.
concerning lands
Adjournment was then taken unit
| 1890 n. III. Saturday.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05
CARRIE NATION MAYOR"
ON TRIAL AS SMUGGLER

SEATTLE, Wash, March 5.-The
Carrie Nation Mayor" Hiram c. Gill,
with Chief of Police c. l.. Rockingham,
former Sheriff Robert T. Hodge and
others went on trial here today in the
federal court on charge of being in
volved in the smuggling of whiskey
into dry territory.
The case of Mayor Gill is said to
be without parallel in the United
States. He has led the dry forces
OF the state in the little more than
year that Washington has been
dry. taking. at times, active leader
ship OF his Axe Squad"-an organiza-
ton that smashes the fixtures of any
place found selling liquor.
In four separate instances Mayor
Gill wrecked the drug stores" of the
Billingsley brothers. self.confessed
leaders OF the whiskey ring-an now
he faces a federal indictment of &C
cepting $4,000 bride money from
these same brothers.
Mayor Gill and his chief OF police
Buckingham, are charged also under
| three counts Of violating fedora
statutes by aiding in the importation
OF liquor billed under false mani
tests.
The Billingsleys. il is said. did a
100000 business in the first twelve
months Of prohibition in this state.
Former Sheriff Hodge is alleged tc
have seized" liquor shipments when
they were in danger of confiscation
by minor police officers, later con
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05

irving to have them stolen" from
the county warehouse.
The indictments under which Mayer
Gill. Chief Rockingham and former
Sheriff Hodge are being tried carry
a penalty Of two years in federal
prison and $4,000 fine. or both.
Also facing trial today are five
city detectives and certain blind pig
gers" all caught in the "whiske,
probe" of the federal officials here.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05

cali yesterday were the very latest
and Mrs. cantwell's paper on "a Tour
Along the West Coast Of South Amer
lea" took all who listened to It In
many interesting places giving them
glimpses Of that wonderful country.
This was followed with discussion in
detail on the subject. by different
members.
After the club adjourned, refresh.
ments were served.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05

Penland. t. E Gocde. City, Bert. Nc
Namara. Pete Scott. Jack Murphy.
Harry Sheehy, Ollie Reid. City; Jho.
W. Hanna. Roy L. Primeaux, Tusc1r-
ora; Oscar J. Olson. Jarbidge: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Cady. Hartford. Conn; ".
c. Lee, Austin: d. X. Nichols. ]. W.
Malcolm, W. p; f. H. Clawson. Love
lock: Ben l.. Bennett, Salt Lake.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05
New Bills

:. u. 30. l2l. by Lincoln county
delcgation--FiXing fees to be charged
by the recorder Of Lincoln county.
s. u. 30 122. by Chapin-Another
prohibition bill This bill is practi.
caIly the sam" a. the initiative petit.
ton with the exception that the date
on which II would be effective Is
given as March |. 1918. The bill would
also permit the sale of malt bever
ages containing not more than one,
half per cent OF alcohol This would
permit the sale Of matted milk and
similar beverages.
s. u. No. 1913. by Joint labor com.
mittcc- Amending workmen's com.
pcnsaIiOn act. \ lengthy bill. and
many changes are made from the
act now i'm force.
:. H. No. IL. by Buol.-- Relative to
marriage ana divorce, and committing
Nevada 10 leadership in the move.
mcnt TO establish universal divorce
laws. Passed unanimously.
4. d. No. 81, by Amblcr-An act
prohibiting the use of trading stamps
coupons. etc. Referred to judiciary
committee.
4 motion to adjourn to Monday
March 5. at II a. M. carried
Assembly, March 3, p. NJ.
Tho assembly was called TO order
at 2 O'Clock.
Special Order
Assembly Resolution No 49, by
Alderman Desiring Nevada to take
the leadership in a movement toward
making uniform laws governing di.
yorcc, Passed and adopted
hsscmblyman Boohcr gave notice
that on the ncxt legislative day he
would move to reconsider the vote
taken on a g. No. Gi. by Alexander
--Amcning tho medicine and surgery
law.
Asscmblymun Bell moved to re.
consider the vote taken on S. y. No.
IS. by HIarringtOn-Tho silver ser.
vice relief act Placed on general file.
Assemblyman Gallagher moved to
reconsider the vote taken on A. H. No.
1il--Thc absent voter ballot act.
Placed on general file.
A. $ No. 21---Rolativc 10 changing
Rule No of tho joint rules Of this
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05

MuTZENBECHER & BALLARD.
U. S. Manager.
First publication. March 5, 1917.
Last publication. March IL, 1917.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ARRIVALS

w. G. Tibbell. Bull. Ida: II. G. Witt,
Elko: II. d. Tenkell. Salt Lake: w. l..
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05
Senate. March 3. p. M.

y communication was received
from Mrs. J. L. Church. president OF
the Century club of Reno, protesting
III" adoption Of $. b. No 70. providing
for military training in high schools.
asking if this training cannot be con.
fined to grown men. and devote the
time 10 physical training Of pupils in.
stead
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-03-05
ANNUAL STATEMENT

International Reinsurance Co.. Ltd,
OF Vienna. Austria. so Maiden Lane.
n. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
FIELDS M1NSTEELS.

The quality. scope and character &C
tho Al. G. Field Greater Minstrcls pro-
gram this acaSnn max" IL II MAJ !uIil
pagcantry, p!Cturlng climax events in
Americas history: q song program by
the best American singers. presenting
the most moving OF IN" American hr!m"
songs OF tho past and present: dane. ,;'.-
lccttons representing those OF American
origin and developments; fun and hurl r
solely American in flavor; specially
numbers typical OF American performs =.
era: and magnificent settings aiI a.
tuned TO the national spirit Of tn" per-
Torrance. 1t Is throughout Of :hr :;lr.
which tho patriotic societies and nr,:ai,-
lzations, together with the war DEPART
ment. are urging to develop III" f,,l;l.v
Of nationalism. Among til" fur,..u.,
comedians. singers and speciality ARTISTS
arc Eilly Beard Lasses White. Charles
Vermont. Johnny Hca!y. Jack Richards.
4. W. Church. Elton Is. Crrpnau. C'hrq,
Reinhnrt. Nick Eocrg. Henri Neis"r.
Harry Fr!llman and John CartinclI. til.
unsurpassed interlocutor
The Al q. Field Greater MirStrrls arc
ut the Court for Il two days rnearcrarn,
S.nrttng Monday. December 81 There
Will be 4 special New Years rla;Irc.. 49,,
Tuesday. Seats 80 on snlo Friday l4pr1-
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
REAL AMERICAN CHRISTMAS 49,
FQR UNCLE SANS SAILOR BOYS

BASE OF AMERICAN FLOT1LLA IN
british WATERS. Dec. 25.--(By tho
Associated Press (-Every sailor In inc
fln,iIIa had q real American Christmas.
The sailors ate turkey and mlnce pie ana
had Ill the other trimmings that go with
q Christmas dinner. Their was music
at meal time ma II few extra hours OH
duty and each sailor was happy.
Jackie WAS hit aIEcr"d at Old Santa
Claus for being LAT" with his parcels
letters and cards from the folks back
home, but he conSolrd himself with the
thought that he will lie happy when he
finally gets them.
The feature nf the Christmas cclehra-
ton was an entertainment II the Nava!
Club house. 1t was staged by American
sailors and soldiers from the famous
Black Watch regiment. Admiral Sims
who came nil the way from London 20
be with his boys over the holidays was
n smiling spectator. Will" tho SHOW
was progressing ashore; group or ~
singers from churches made the rounds
If the drstruyrrS In The harhor singing
carols. Special church services for the
sailors were held ashore.
The crisp December weather seemed
10 cnllFen Inc UtlldtS spun I>'''J
ship fortunate enough 10 bc i'll harbor'
bad n Christmas tree. Most Of the trees
were of the toy r"ricty. hut they were
Christmas trees. Su"7n lcStr"ycrS had
toes dashed TO IN. masthead and all
were decorated. 'fht sailors on ono veg
sci displayed n :>pir: nj good will by
PLAYING hosts to Ih"'r Officers. They
decorated the wa'h roam with holly ard
prr.TiGcd an "lHhnTd'" menu with Ole
cigar and two cigarettes for each Off.
Ger.
This is the hill-nffGrc provided on al
sLiE.S: Cream ccl:r:: soup. sweet p!cE-
les. celery and rhp.r chow. Rhode lSlnlG
:url' Y. Spiccd ham gihlct gravy. fruit
dressing. asparagus. sugar corn. cream
I'd potatoes. Cncuuuut layer lake" Iuncc
Ijir. fresh apples. black coffee and
cigars.
Many homes near the base were
thrown open Ia the American officers.
The British admiral commanding the
station was host tu Admiral Sims and
the highest ranking Officers III the
American flotilla.
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Entertainment: ut Elm Grove

~" FirS' Christian church Of Elm,
'H"'" !'''H us annual Whit" Christmas
entertainment IN III" church builJiD,.
laSt evening. with = large crowd in .t
tendance. y very Interesting program
had been arranged tor ihr ,v,ni,r
which proved highly plrasinc to all
t'i"S'' present. y r"IiCctInn yyas IifI.d
Tor IN" benefit 81 IN" Florence. rrIttrr-
den Home n"nr thr s. bridge. Elm
Grove. and m "X"cllcni sum wa r-pl.
iz"'l. Fl'" inlnr''S "f the home attended
III" Meeting III l. body The Drurrpm
given inl!uw&:
tiiT'I!nG ~oHr ..... t,uuyr.-,t;,,,,
IL marks -. Geo. Mrtinwan. SIpl. :. S
R'ri'ai!"n. "f'our Little CprdL.,"
................... Jeanette Minor
Recitation. lack Hurnvr" .RicharrI urth
$''In. .''l""i'i ...-.. N'i-s: frimnrI Erin
Hrcttat"m, Empty Stockings"
................. Nir'nr i;uhrrISnn
Recitation, "A Little Rahy" ...
lean Winters
iw.t why IT," Angels SANG Tor
Joy '...............:........ -
Mrs. Chas, Sin.r's and Miss Jessie
Oliver.
Recitation. - Little GirI's Christ
mus ......... Edna Palladium
lt""itH''"tr. "rh. blessed L.'i," STAR
.................. C%ril Robertson
rim" solo. "Sh"phcrd's nrram".
............... Ethel SimmS
H."!iTiiur.. "n"'Iy'S Faith. Sara yelling
Recitation. My Stockings. .F,lSi. ORR.
thurus, selected ................
...... Girls from Criitenden Home
lt'"''"'i";'. S'l' ri"'i .ullv" Courts
illustrated lecture. Home OF Santa
tinus'' with 90 slides
white Gifts for the King"
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MERRY CHRISTMAS At
ELM GROVE SAINT RIUEl
INMATES OF SANTTA2IUM TREAT
ED TO MANY SURPRISES
EACH GIVEN CEISETTS
Women's Club and S. L. +. Fl. Club Con-
trib Itod to Success CT !Afta!r-
Many Visitors Received.

TIL" Inmates II in" View Point lul"'r-
ruloSIS Sanitariurn. near Elm GrHvc.
spent q Very hH3r% Christmas yrStcr-
'lny nj thu Sauitarium building. and
many surprises Wcr" sprung on them
throughout tn" nry. pnrlatinnS received
from III" :. l.. |. H.. ana Wnrnitn'S clubs.
ana Mrs. George. l.Hughlim made the
celebration l'"s,;ihl". nni They dcscrv"
great credit fer th"r thought /" bring
Christmas cheer /" the Victims Of the
Erca! whl'" plague"
nh" ATTENDANTS and officials OF tn"
Sanitarium decorated Il large Christmas
tr"" III III" reception room Monday
evening for IT." I,IIi,rll.; while they
w"r" NJ n cHndy-rwIl III the kitchen.
which Is in another building. Th" candy
pull WAS arranged So that the Christmas
tr"r w"ui'l Ia" n G"mll"l" SurprIS" Ia
the inmates. AMI u worked beautifully.
Yesterday Hprrinr wh'm III" patients
filed in l." breakfast. The first surprise
was sprung. They f"Ehd q fine Few
Graf"n"la playing Christmas carols. and
II went Il l"n:: wn% towards cheering
them NJ. They then went t. III" rccrp-
lion r""m wir"r" III" second surprise
was prcpIr'! for them. T!ry found
Ih"I" Christmas tree. prnfus"ly dec
Grated with :tu uhu7'In'.c" ~ TRIMMINGS
and Il present for -n",l ON" was found.
Each patient was the recipient Of n
h"N II candy. II small Present nf u us,-
iul n;Iiur'. and cuIuiral present
Games and cHTdl"* wrr.. donated hv
MIR. ';'"I}:" l.tTE!,li:,, :,.d Hey were
r"'"..''.' W. ',I:'n a.. The. Sirnin
CT the unusunl activities WAS tell:
~ - g.. ...'.nl'.. .i,.! = IW" hour
period MS ordered after which The
lhnd $Gr:r'S" "f The day cnnr 1t was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
EX-SENATOR
Z|LLIKEN HAS
PASSED AWAY

Speclat 70 The l.;'''!. -,"NcSr.
wELLSRCRG. ". Va. Dec IS
Henry Zili&en. -. state senator from
the Whee.:as district. .9o@-t%. died az
his home here 1t; o'&Inck ti:iS morning.
after an Illness OF week. Mr. Ztlltkeh
had not been in normal health FOR soma
time and the end was not unexpected
Since April. l9l5. hc has served as post
master OF WellshurS. He was ualTer-
sally liked and HIS death has been re-
ceiyed with the greatest regret.
Mr. Zillikea WAS a native or the Nn'he
province OF Germany. and. wt'h his tain
er. came to the United States In No.
when he was l. years OF age Lac
family settled in Wett>eurC. where 'aeE
have since resided For "a years inc
deceased was in tn, icwelry business In
this clty. in later YEARS icing ASSOCIATE"
with his only SON. Jules II. Iilltk"u. For
many years no had been actively IN
politics. as Il Democrat. and IN 1898 vas
his party's candidate :or the state SEN
alto. II a clos, contest he was success
f,1l over th.> Republican candidate. James
r Cree % Erco,In county, though INC
district is normally Republican by a
large majority. III was "Sctul MEM
Der OF the senate and achieved. pr"m!-
nence In the state councils or MS party.
In 1928 he served as 4 member ot
the Eergiuin dC5s commission oy up
pointrneat Of Governor Hatfield his
appointment AS postmaster OF Nellsnurs
came in April. 1919. after the death Or
Thomas II. Buchanan.
Senator ZillIken Is survived by his
widow and one son. Jules H. ZNltkcn:
ono brother. Nicholas: three sisters.
Mrs. John Gorey. Miss Mary Ztlliken and
Mrs. Sophia Armstrong. all OF Wells
burg.
Mr.. ZilItkeu was member OF Inc
B. P. Q. r.
The funeral will. take place from the
NJ. E church on Thursday afternoon.
with inte-rcent 1T Brooke cemetery.
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has been visiting her aunt In Patterson
has returned home.
Richard Wilson OF Bethlehem. who
spent 4 short time at home after work
ing In Pittsburgh, returned late last eve
ming.
Mrs. Alfred Davis Of Elm Grove has
returned home after visiting relatives
in Wurwood for week.
Miss Lydia Good Of Woodlawn Is re-
covering from a serious illness. which (,
has k.pt her confined 10 her home for
some TIME.
Miss Blanche Smith Of Elm Grove,
who is teaching school in Ststersvilfe,
is home for the Christmas and New
Years holidays.
Fay Gibson OF Elm Grove, who Is with
the United States engineering corps at
Washington, D. c.. IS home on short
THROUGH.
George Laughlin Of Pittsburgh was in
Elm Grove yesterday spending Christ
mas with relatives.
Mrs. ]. ] OConnor Of Woodsield. o.
spent yesterday with friends IN Eog-
wood. .. .u,.
vns calling on her aunt in Fulton yes
terday.
John Peterson of Detroit Mich, spent
Yesterday with relatives in Woodsdale.
He Is taking an extended trip 10 WASH
ngton. d. {. o.,,,
Miss Helen Ferguson Of ClaysVilic
spent yesterday with Miss Helen Gibson
of West Alexander.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
IS RED CROSS ATTACK
GERMAN PROPAGANDA

BOSTON, Dec ga statement
ac,erIzlng as pro-German propagan
attack made upon the American
r~res by so-ca!lcd anti-vivise
lists" because the organization has
>.u.,,uuJ tu The medical staff ofsaS!
United States Army In France FOR re'i
search work. was made public to-day
by James Jackson. manager Of the New
England division Of the Red Cross.
Such research work" said Mr. jack
81 may moan the saving OF thousands
Of human lives and may mean victory
in the war. Only weak sentimenralists
n.,u ,...ur lightly the responsibilities OF
citizenship can be influenced by such
clear and palpable German propaganda
n such time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
o,,,sr p,-v of Yesterday,

Thu hn:ne OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. Rice
Yesterday. WAS n" scene OF H:ci;y !'t-
IT,. diaaer party. IL homo: ~ Mrs. EiceS
grandmother. Mrs. Alfred DAVIS. ot Elm
TROY. ;taG ais" h"r sister. Mrs. I"Hn
Foster q St.U!'.nv.il". -. both ot whom
arc guests 4: :h'i- h'Hi". TIL, d'nias
roc:nn was PRETTY decorated with parri-
otic col"rs and ~ III. large nH"'ur "as
. seen a nos; nI"-ui;i""a; Christmas tree
from the :"3 e.: wa,r:l Vas 6'>''!aE"'!
ID Il !".c.' AZ. r.rrH ting. largo NUM-
Der ut tn. relations wrr! ar"S"n, and
the par MAS IA the i.A;u-. ot a :.!n'ty
rnuulnn.
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Slight. Explosion.

\ slight explosion occurred ut the res
deuce. >! =. Il. l.lUnl al Liberty street.
Elm tiruv". yesterday afternoon when
E;!S stove "NpinCcd. slightly burning
Miss Grac" l'llum. The stove WAS
equipped with IN automatic lighting
SYSTEM. winch fnil"d 10 work properly.
and urin hcr trying IN light 1t the stove
,x2lGt..d with tho ab"v" results. The
stove ~as completely demolished by the
force uI The explosion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
RINPECED HENRY.

HaltonPowells merry musical comedy
-Hcupcckcd Henry" will be seen at
the Court Saturday matinee and night,
December % and Will provide the most
delightful evening Of the theatrical sea-
BON. II advanced reports can he depend
ed upon. Every report which comes
ahead speaks "f thu show rs III" hit al al
times In laughter way. The play IN
PRODUCES a chorus OF shapcly girls ,:,IL
abounds In comic Situations. built ma
turally. and to entertain nil classes nf
thehtrcGonr$ perfectly. Seats g. on
sale Tomorrow.
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has received more flattcr!ng press no.
tees. and the unanimous approval o! The
public. and tho verdict wherever this
comedy has been presented is always
the most favorable. This new Twentieth
Century play Will be tho attraction 1T
the Chaplinc street playhouse for two
nights and two matinces and you cannot
afford 10 miss It. Popular prices Will
prevail for this engagement.
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The THEATRES.
GOOD SHOW TO-DAY.

K jingling joyful comedy. with spark
ling music and pretty girls Is what 10
promised all who see Tho Million Dollar
Doll" at the Court to-day and to-mor-
rov. with matinee each day. when she
makes her appearance In this city. a
company of recognized musical comedy
..t"rS. and real beauty chorus which
sings haunting tunes. with pretty SEN
+:t:ionai dances. In costumes OF graHt
beauty. which present riot OF color,
will present this new musical comedy.
There has never been snow which
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Grimm OhScuUieS.

The fur"r',i l,.yvic"s. :"r' IN" 'lata Z. q.
Grimm g.: C.m;"" Warw""G who passed
away q. ~ &.:r" "'' S'!n.!a" evening".
were hc'd ~ th,: :'',rIiy &":r" last cvea-
ing with "a" Easter ~, III: NaCw"1d
Mr,hot!is: v!t,.r,'s:. i:.v. T.. g E"ck!"".
ofIlciattng.. Til" h"1:' wiH nc shipped -
Woodland w. W.. his former h";ia.
at noon today. who. lutcrWent will b:
made