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CIRCUIT DIVISION 2-Justice Siddons
Thompson agt. Fidelity Storage Company; mo-
tion for trial overruled and judgment on
persedeas bond, 81 800: cost bond, 800; plain
tiff's attorneys, Fox & Fox; defendants attor-
neys, z. II. Marshall and G. Il. Merillat.
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Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.

The interment took place at OAK Hlll
cemetery, the Grand Lodge of MaSons
of the District. headed by Grand Master
lanes w. Witten, performing the cere-
monies of the blue lodge.
Besides the Grand Lodge, the Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons and the
Grand Commandery of knights rem
plar. representatives were present at
the funeral from Albert Pike Consist
ory of the Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite. from Almas Temple OF the
Mystic Shrine and kallipolis Grotto,
Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets:
Washington Council, Royal and Select
Masters, and the subordinate bodies OF
Freemasonry anu of the Order of the
Eastern Star, Of which the decreased
was a member In addition there va 5
a large concourSe of friends and ac-
quaintances from church., social and
business circles.
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Masons as Active Pallbearers.

The active pallbearers were selected
from the grand bodies of Freemasonry
and the honorary pa1lbearers included
Dr. G. w. n. CuStis, Robert Ewing,
William Hutchinson. William Spilman,
l. Hickman. William Craig. Frank
Machen, b n Williams, Judge Ray
1noud Lorenz Robert Handy and
Charles NJ Davies, representing the
boards of elders and deacons of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church and
friends of the deceased
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Additional Subscriptions.

Additional subscriptions received yes
terday afternoon We're: H. c. sheridan,
$500: Mr. and Mrs. Richard a. Harlow
$500: Miss Katherine Harlow. $780,
James NJ Green. 5000; c. r. Cranmer,
$500: Lewis Holmes, s25 per month;
Chapin & Sacks. $500; Martin Wiegand.
500 per year; ]. Leo kolb, $40; VIII
liam King & Son, 500; Mrs. f. c. Mat
thews 50 per month: Robert Batcheller
s5e per year; Isabel d. Stedman, $500
per year; Sylvanus Stokes. jr., SlO0 per
year: Mary b. Grams. Sf0o; Mr. and Mrs
H E. McCaskey. $40 per month; sam
uel j. Prescott. $3.50; William Hahn 4
Co, 500: Topham's. s100; A. n. Ffshel.
s25: H P s25; Julia B. Whiting, $50
LIE Burklin. SIS; James Baird, $780,
Admiral w. A Marshall and Miss Eliza
beth Marshall, 500; William 2. kel-
logg. S100 per year.
Subscriptions TO the patriotic war serv-
ice fund received today are: a. G. Mcken-
ma, 81, 600; Gen. Maxwell V. z. Woodruff.
5000 per year: Mrs. Nicholas Anderson,
$500: J.. Harrison Power. SO per month;
Frank ]. Hogan. S100; A. B. Coppes,
500: anonymous. s25; Charles H
Cragin. $50: John N. Wnherow, $40.
A C. Warreui s5:c Mrs. Calderen Car
Isle, $50: sMrl and Mrs. Frank Moss.
sl00: Thomas z. Marsh $50 per year;
Alfred Batchefle s100.S:
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SENATORS MAY ORDER
PROBE Of CAR STRIKE
Resolution Probably Will Be Re.
ported Favorably by Com
mittee in Few Days.

an investigation by five senators INTO
the strike of the employees of the WASH
ington Railway and Electric Company
probably will be favorably reported ny
the Senate committee on contingent eX-
penses within the next few days, ac-
cording to Senator Thompson, chairman
of the committee
The committee, l think, viii report
the resolution authorizing the expendi-
ture of the money required for making
the investigation" said Senator Thomp-
son. "and at the same time it will
recommend that the resolution be re-
ferred to the Senate District committee
to pass upon its subject matter"
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CRIMINAL DIVISION Jus,

BANKRUPTCY DIvISIoN-Justice siddons
No. 1105 In re Joseph e. Symonds ct al ac-
count Of trustee referred to special master.
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the Red Cross emblem and placarded,
are attracting much attention through
out the city.
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Banks Agree to Cooperate.

After meeting of the executive com
mittee of the finance committee TINS
morning Chairman Macfarland said
that all the trust companies and all the
banks that had been. approached had
cordially agreed to receive subscrip-
tfonk beginning Wednesday. and that
he had no doubt the other banks 10 pe
seen TO-DAY would share the general
feeling of cooperation.
He advised that subscriptions should
be sent at once to Mr.. Macfarland
chairman of the finance committee,
Evans building, 1920 New York avenue;
Corcoran Thom chairman of the eXecu-
tive committee. American Security ana
Trust Company, or 10 District OF Co
lumbia Chapter. 1901 Massachusetts
avenue. Cash and checks in payment OF
Dledpes can be sent direct to Cuno II.
Rudolph, financial secretary, president
Second National Rank.
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CRIMINAL DIVISION 1-Justfce Gould.
United States agt. Charles @. Dade. violating
Sherman law; recognizance 81 500 taken with
Albert Garry surety.
United States agt. Robert Porter grand lar
ceny: recognizance 800 taken; attorney, ]. A.
0'Shea.
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No Particular Opposition.

Senator Thompson said that he would
probably have meeting of his COM
mittee on Thursday. when the matter
would be gone into again and that he
did not expect to report the resolution
before that day. He said that there was
no particular opposition to the resolu-
ton. hut that there seemed to be no
particular necessity of its passage in
view of the fact that the street cars are
operating.
Committees representing striking en-
ployes of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company continued their ac-
tivities at the Capitol today. in an effort
to gain support for the resolution pro-
viding for municipal ownership OF utili-
ties in the District and for an inyesti-
cation of the strike.
Though the time limit set by the COM
pany for the return to work of en-
ployes who desire to retain their service
status expires at midnight tonight,
Garth Calderhead. secretary of the
union, said that there have been only
eighty desetions among the 1,107 men
who went out on strike.
Some of these men were induced to
Evening star., 1917-04-10
What a Woman Can Do.

Several hundred members of the So
ciety attended the session, which was
in the form of an agricultural prepared
ness meeting. The session convened at
2 o'clock, with Mr.. Wilson presiding.
What a woman can do in the way of
farming on large scale was told by
Mrs. G. w. Mathis of Gadsden. Ala
who is declared to be the most success
full woman farmer in the south. she
told how she started on a small scale
and now operates vast farming lands
in Alabama
The operation of farming lands in the
south was referred to by J. c. Williams,
assistant to the president of the South
ern railway. Mr.. Williams told of the
damage done by the Mexican cotton
boil weevil and the work of the De-
partment of Agriculture and his COM
pany to stamp it out. Cattle raising in
the south was also discussed by the
speaker, who declared that it ought to
be increased.
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URGE
CONSERVATION OF FOOD
Farm Preparedness Discussed at
Meeting of National So
ciety Here.

Conservation of breeding animals to
increase the country's meat and food
supply was urged by former Secretary
of Agriculture James Wilson in the
opening address of the National Agri-
cultural Society this afternoon at the
New Willard Hotel.
Mr.. Wilson said the country is grow
ing in population rapidly by natural
increase and by immigration. There
will be more mouths 20 feed in the
near future, and it is imperative Tor
us to take care of our soil. so that 1t
may produce in an increasing ratio TO
meet our increasing demand, he SAID
He said the older settled localities or
the east and south are realizing the
Importance of preventing soil de-
terioration, but the lands of the west
are suffering from inconsiderate man
agement that is beginning to tell IN
reduced totals in harvest times. He
declared that at the present time Amer
lean farmers should be sent a message
telling them to conserve their breeding
animals, or, if possible to increase
them for the double purpose of main
tanning their soil fertility and increas-
ing the meat supply for the future.
Evening star., 1917-04-10

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
-rs corn IN RUSSIA

LAXATIVE. BEnM0 QClNtNt TAB
lets rc,novc the cause. r.. W. Groves
signature on box. GOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
.BELLA|RE POLICE
RAID GAMBLING JOINT
Make Descent on 'Bud" Dnrant's flacs
aud Arrest Proprietor ana
Eight Men

bud" Durnnt's poker Joint In Bell
aire was raIded for the second time IN
three days. last night. by the police, who
took Bud" and eight players who were,
in the game to the lookup and held
them oil on bail. besides contscating all
the gambling paraphenalia they found in
the place.
When Bud" was pinched on Saturday
night he was compelled to put up forty
dollars for his appearance in court. but
last night the police made 1t hundred
iron men for the proprietor and twenty
five for each Of the men who were
caught in the place.
The Bellairc police declared last nlGhe
that il is their intention to break up the
gambling in that town and that they Will
raid every place where any games o1
chance are conducted as soon as the TACT
comes to their knowledge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18

apprnvcd his rcnomina ton by the pres
ident for another tour of duty OF four
Years ms chief Of ordnance.
Colonel Isaac Lewis. inventor OF the
Lewis machine gun used by the BrltiSh
forces. but rejected by the war depart
mcnt. will testify tomorrow.
The committee plans to continue It's
hearings throughout the Christmas re-
cess Of congress. and probably will tahe
up reports Of clothing and food short
ages after the ordnance question is dis
posed Of.
The house naval subcommittee which
is to investigate navy department ac-
Invites began arranging for its hearings
today. and also expects To sit through
The holidays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
SERIOUS CHARGE

Baird Nichols. Of this city. who IS
facing L charge OF stealing horses Will
probably hcciv"n a hearing today before
SOUR, Lee l. Dobhs Nichols Wis ar
rested. yesterday. but WIS released on
bond. His arrest was caused by war
rant issued by Justice Dohbs at tho
instance o. the Security Trust company.
Nichols arrest is the result OF n rlth-
or cuinplicatcd case. Nichols. who is
employed by tho Wheeling Livery COM
pany is charged with having taken sou
on horses tn Cadiz. Ohio. funday night
The Security Trust Company attached
the livery company for rent bill Of
5000 The company agreed to soil the
property. and yesterday morning. when
a levy was about to be placed. seven
horses were missing. Nichols was then
charged with taking the horses out Of
the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18

parry auto trucks and had his right
shoulder broken. is resting as welt as
cab bc expected * the North wheeling
Hospital. il was announced early TINS
morning. \ number of bruises about
the body and the broken shoulder IL m"
extent of his injuries.
neI.cnS was riding on the Truck. b.
ing driven by Harry Lawson. an ON
rloy' Of the company. belong tried to
jump from tho truck. which WIS NOV
ing. and slipped and fell. the truck pass
ms over his right shoulder and hip. Tn"
accident occurred near III" city building
and h. Was taken 20 police heaGGuar-
:erS and later To the hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
sAILoR PUNISHED

BOSTON. Dec. li.-AXcl Jansen. a
sailor was sentenced To four months IN
iaiI by Judge Morton in federal court
,nday on Il cha re-" Of failing to obey or
doris and rndangrrng trans-Atiantic
liner by going asleep in the submarine
2nn, white supposed 10 he on watch.
"Ir you We're in tho United states
navy" said Judge Morton in imposing
sentence won would he dead now. inc
Judge announced that in future cases OF
Ibis kind hr would impose the maximum
ncnnltN Of one year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
ARRESTED IN OHIO ON
NON-SUPPORT CHARGE
Charles surch Apprehended in Akron on
Information by Sheriff HOWARD
Il. H1st1ngs.

Charles Burct. & former resident or
North Main street. was arrested In Nk-
ron. Ohio. last evening ny Sheriff James
CARROT. Of summit county. on irt"rma-
lion furnished by Sheriff Howard II.
Hastings on u charge OF non-suppurt Of
ISuz ch's infant child.
The message was received asst night
ny Mr.. Hastings An! he ordered IN"
summit county authorities to hold
Is,rch on 4 tuci;ivn from Justice war
rant. Deputy Sheriff Fred Frazier will
probably leave today 20 return Bu"ch
here. Il is said Burch was arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
THURSDAY PARADE ORDERS IN
HONOR Of SOLDIERS ISSUED
CrOzier'S Nomination
Gets 0. K. After Five
Days Of Questioning

WASHINGTON. Dec. 17.-The senate
military COMMITTEES investigating war
preparations finished its examination Of
Major General Crnzicr today after sub
jccting him 10 five days nC sharp qucs-,
tinning concerning delays in providing
weapons for tho war army. Just before
the general left the stand il was learn
cd that tho committee unanimously had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
BOXES ORDERED FOR
CITY'S CORNER COPS
Manager G. o. Maggie Stated Last Night
Cornermen Win Soon Have
Adequate Protection.

tornern,en OF thc Wheeling polio" d"-
Ca rtu,ent at Market and Eleventh
twelfth and Fourteenth streets Will
shortly be provided with corner boxes t"
shield them from II: elements. accord
ing to a statement g!veA out las; night
by City Manager q. .. EaSlc.
Nr Magic said tn" boxes have been
ordered and would BE- erected very shor--
IL. The boxes have long been needed
to protect the corner cops from he
clustering san and III" w!u:rE weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18

while at work in the Goodyear tire plant
a Akron,
Tho warrant charging Burch With non
support was sworn out some time ago
by Mrs. Mary q. GilliEan. Of 40 Main
street. city. who is caring for the child.
The mother Of the baby Is dead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
IAEvEIN JOINS

UnETH%. ~" i1--liar"ld JanVrln
utility iuIi"h!,.r "f thu Boston American
lca,:uc baseball team. became Il member
If he %n:st signal corps ut Camp Dcv-
ems today. His enlistment leaves Larry
Gardner and Everett Stott tho only In
nc!G.rs IN the team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
JAMES DELONG
WILL RECOVER
Nan Who was Run Over by Heavy Coal
Truck VIII Recover From
His Injuries.

James DeLong. tins young man wa1
was seriously injured yesterday when he
fell from, one Of the Lawrence Coal COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
CONTAGIOUS Afflictlon.

why are you staying away from
home this week."
Because thr doctor said pa had
aphasia, and we're afraid It's ketcn-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-07
96af3udt in 2Siscontn.

mobnte, proou5iren bic Hereinafter
Staatcn mcniger @olle, OILS lie iii,
ibrc cigencn 3pefe bro,lden. 3unl
critenmol IN Der @cid)id)tc Ocs Can
oca mltr0cn Die Spe5ififutioncn fir
Die Sd)lafoeden Der Nrn1cc c~rnic0riQt
10 ooB % 8ro5ent 2umpcntpouc bel
Der &eriteaung iolher Gcfen iebt
.crIoubt lit. @enm Die &ercinioten
Stootcn ibr beute Qeplonte5 militQri.
ihcS Grogromnl ourdlfiibrcn, 10 lit
llld}t holb 10 piel MoIc porhon0cn
nm Die SoIooten ~onitdnoig -5u fIci-
ben, iagtc Der Hc0ner.
Der Suno ais Seiuo.
vGiner Ger groBten 6cinoc ser
Sfui3ud)t lit Scr @ln0", iogte @crr
Wfc&crrOm. sd perlor crit fiir3lid)
Sdafc irnNertbc bon $1,000 6urd Ole
Nngrific zines 4irooIc. @ir fonn-
ten i'm ihlicBlid iteIeu mo erihoi-
len i'm. I'D claude, onB oic 9ln-
bcsre9icrltng in @iniiht o1f Die Gr
haltlrng unO Ero0rftion tpic olth II
@initd)t ouf cine erbobte @inuobmc
bon Steuern nicl thlrn fam, menr
ourd) @eiebgebung einc Steltcr bon
$40 bis So per Sumo ollf Dem 2onoc
perlonqt lpiir0c. &unoc frciIcn pieI
cS foitct u%rtgci0br $45 per SSobr, nm
ctncn IurhihnittSb1tno onit1noia al
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-07
Der mert6poff(te Oitnaer.

mdbreno Der @ertb elmer 5onnc ae-
lUobnlid)em StaIoilngers lid aui
nidt gan5 100 Collar iteat.
9eabolb lit IS cine mirtbidaitlidc
uno ofonomiife Notbmenoigfeit, oen
8efliigcloiinger oltfs iorgfGltigItc
SIT iammelu mo oli2 polfommen.
eft n%llSalnuben. cine Notbmenoig,
felt, Die nit DEM groB gemoroenen
0itngermangcl mo Dem itorfen
Steigen nler &llnitoingcrprciie no
tilrlif, MIR nod 9emohien lit. Nn1
beIten lit ea, ben @eflilgeloiinger
mogllhIt id)ncl trofnen 81 laiIen
uno i'm oann trofen aui5ubemah-
rem. 9cnn III trodenem 3uitunot
lit Der Nerl1lt an oen metropolitan
@citonOt6eilcn oesielbcn ucrbGltniB-
mGBig om geringiten. @leibt Der
0efliigeloiinger 0agegen ieltdt, 10
finoet in ihnt, genolt lpie bcim Stull-
miit, iebr id)nea cine 3cricBun0
itott, bel Der Der Stifitoif III 6orm
bon Nnmoniofgos perfIiiftet. Sic
icr Stifitoif ieood lit Ser mcrtb
polite Sbeil 0es 9ilnQer5 mo foitct
nod Den bcutigen Yreiien % bis
30 Gents Dos 0funo. IuBer0em lit
nod 81 bciiirften, Dob olts Dem
icudten Ginger groBcrc Wengcn
Stifltoff. ionobl mic aud, l0Slidcr
Ebo5pbori0ure mo @oli ourd) Pins
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-07

lllItgtuullI ltuGl Sluul III btlllA'
gender WtcnqC; e3 lei 0o MIR d1l
ole groBen 6lGden criuncrt, Die ais
tcrCs ols <Itllrluno 5t Oermen0clt,
Sold)cs Nrahlun0 lit llid)t ohne pcl-
tcres ais Suburban. 5u %ncr?penocn.
IS iii unbc0inqt notbmen6ig, Dob 6
3ltnGdnt 10 bulh mie m0gllh ticf
umQcQrobeu miro. oomlt olle9 lin
froltt. mCldca lid in linn bcflnoct.
cntfcrnt mcr0cn fam. Cine Icbr
frilh5cltinc @corbcitlng ocs Gon0e@
lit Qber audi nm ocsplIlcn nntbmen.
Dig, 0amit Der 6rolt nod m0gIldIt
III DEN No0cn c%ilorlngCn taml. ST
IS umgcgrubtL 0out foun Dos &ono
bis gum 6rilhiobr IieAcn bleibcu.
Nninng Nprll mare Damn Der 0unQ
I'll bcld}nficu nln ST. Dcrthcilcn NIT
Der 0eitimnuml, ooB or ioiort in
Die Gr0c acbrad)t mo ildh untcrgcs
Qrobcn miro. Gtmo 5tpei bis orct
2&ohcn ip0tcr lit Damn nit Dem BE.
ption5en 81 beginner. Tim id]ncli
cine crltc Grnte 81 crhoItcn, Iii e9
obcr notbmcn0ia, 0aB ihon 0orbcr
0o3 Saotgut onacitniit miro. IS
lit cine GJgcnthiImIldfclt Scr Mnr.
t%oifeIn, lpie Der meiltcn auollcnge
rp0d)ic, Dob tie nod elmer GcmilIcu
9iubcperiooc fiinitIIh micocr 3l
nclter NcQetotiou ouQercQt mcrocn
fonncn. Dies qcihicbt Gon3 bcion.
0cr@, mcnn man tic ieudt mo mornt
bolt. Wiir0c ma nit Dem Music
gen Der &urtoiiCln mdrten. bis iilr
ole iungcn lric6c feline Nddltfroltt
mchr 81 bciilrd,tcu iju0. 10 milBtc
man audi NIT Der Grutc cntiprcdcuo
lonqc mortcn. &nocm man nber
BON Scr obcncrlpIbntrn Giqcnidoit
Der aartoiieln @cbroltt moht, tie
Dor ocm Altalcqcn ontreIbt. ipdrt
mani meientIih AT Belt un6 fonm
0curntiprcdcn0 oltd, friibcr ernten.
Dion IeQt oonn niht Ole Aortoiiclu
in Der Huhcform, ionocrn bercits
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-12-07

ncroIildcn Ginger icbr cmpiGuolIh.
Gbcnlo oarf man nid,t friihcu
StoIlolug oui 0n@ 2an0 gcbert, auf
lpeIfc& mon Grbicu oocr 0ohnen
oll@lden mill. @ei oicicn ntltB man
dlth nit elmer Stiditoifoiinauna iehr
porlldtig Iein. Dan fam Ole Grntc
Der erbien DeientIih beidIcunigen,
penr man, mas bel @etriebcn i'm
&lelnen leDr mobl oI9iilbrbor lit, ole
9rblen Dor Der Au8iont nnfeimt.
Sat mon Grbicn in fludlcn Sol5f0It.
den I'M 3lntntcr aus, inocm mon iie
N Der Meiie lcgt, ooB man immcr
tlcIle 8rnppen bon s. Grbien
3liIamme1lcgt, 10 fam man lid, bier
otc Pflan5cu bis sur SpannIGnae
heron3icbeu un6 lpdtcr ouspflon5cn.
NotiirIid miro man oltd BON 0en
Grblcn 3lnGdit ole, oic am friibeiten
trugcn, alt@iGcu.
Gbnc ic0c &orfcuntniB fam man
olh ocn Spiuot ioen, oeiicn Gauren
III ocn Vo0cn fommt. iolpic 0cr1FroIt
ans lbm 8cpidcn lit. Man lat i'm
onl hcitcn IN Nelhcu bon 10 t3oa
3lpiid)enroum. Gas 2ono fiir Spi.
not ntltB gatr3 %bcionocr5 gut geoiinqt
lcln, b~cionocrS lit 0aroui Bu ahtcn.
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