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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21
Under the Capitol Dome

Axel P. Ramstedt, former president
of the public utilities commission. was
in the city yesterday and was a caller
at the state house. Mr.. Ramstedt Is
now associated with Jerome and
Harry Day in connection with their
extensive mining interests in the
Occur d'Alene and at Northport.
WASH, as comptroller. He states that
conditions In the north are very pros
porous.
State Veterinarian Bodle left yes
terday noon for American Falls, where
he was called to make an inspection
of stock.
Attorney General Walters states that
he has wired the county attorney OF
Lemhi county for q commitment SO
that Cashier Lottridge Of the Leadore
State bank, convicted Of endorsement,
may enter the penitentiary. Lottridss
makes q daily visit to the penitentiary
asking for admittance to that penal In
stitution to start service Of sentence,
but the warden refuses to accept him
without a proper commitment.
W. n. Thorpe, chief deputy state
game warden. IL back from \ trip to
the eastern part OF the state. He at
tempted to reach the Warm River
hatchery. but could not do so owing
to the deep snow Farmers in that
section OF the state are somewhat dis
couraged, he says. owing to the late
season and for fear that after crops
are planted the summer will not be
long enough for crops to mature.
The state fish and game department
is in receipt Of copies or the game laws
bound In pocket size pamphlets, which
will be glad to forward to sportsmen
In the state, who desire them. Names
and addresses should be sent in to the
fish and game department. The law
was amended by the last legislature.
Pure Food Commissioner J. X. White
has called to the attention Of Governor
Alexander the fact that brood sows are
being sold from Idaho farms for out
side markets. ana urges that action be
taken to stop this ~ IL It continues It
will mean decrease In the production
Of meat. ~ i.
1ok Directory or Canyon. Gem.
WAshington and Adams counties now
on the presA Write for particulars. r.
L Polk = Co. Globe Bldg See title.
WAsh.-Adv. II
Chapter IT Of the p. e. o. will hold
q rummage sale, Friday and Saturday,
May and 5. to raise money for the
benevolent fund.-Adv. Az
KrnBY--Ths funeral Of Alfred Kir-
BY. who lives seven miles south Of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21
BLANKETS FOR SOLDIERS.

Five thousand pounds Of blankets for
the troops in Boise were received yes
terday by express from San Francisco.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21

CANDY, CANDY, fresh, wholesome
and at price you can afford to Day.
Jelly Beans. q pound .-.....,15o
Orange and lemon slices, . pound 15o
Cocoanut balls. q pound .16c
Cocoanut Bon Bons. \ ID. ...-.10o
Wrapped Caramels, \ lh .-..loc
Frappc. y Id. ......-....-,i Zoe
Mint or Wintergreen Lo4 = M. 100
Good Chocolates. u ID. 100
Spiced Jelly Strings. " ID. ....-1oo
Toasted Cocoanut Marshnn3nows,
" ID. 100
Horehound Drops. y ID. .-.-..~..1eo
Hershey Chocolate, per pkg. 10
THE RACKET STORE.
I'll No. sth St Opp. Post onlcs
All
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21
DEATHS

KInBY-Ths funeral o. Alfred Kir-
BY. who lives seven miles south Of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21

optometry means Eye Service.
ADV. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21

Chapter H Of the p. e. o. will hold
. rummage sale, Friday and Saturday,
May and 5, to raise money for the
bsnevolent fund.--Adv. Az
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21
KAISER FACES

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21

rok Directory or Canyon. Gem.
Washington and Adams counties now
on the pres. Write for particulars, r.
L Polk = Co. Globe Bldg Seattle.
Wash.-Adv. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21
BATTLE FOUGHT

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21

WANTED-To communicate with some
persons going to Prairie. Call 2R2.
A22
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21

FOR SALE-At great sacrifice In
prices; two cameras. three lens, try
pods and complete outfit for finishing
photographs. VIII sell complete or
separately. Mrs. ]. r Richmond. Rt
4, Boise. Ae7c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-21

Boise. win be held at Fry and Sum
mers parlors Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. H. ]. Reynolds will Of
ficiate. Burial will be in Morris Hill
cemetery and there will be a special
funeral car.
ROBERTS-The funeral Of Emanuel
~. ROBERTS will be held Monday after
noon at o'clock at the Fry & Sum
mers chapel. Rev. Sheldon Bissel will
officiate.- Burial will be in tho Ma
sonic cemetery and the odd Fellows
VIII have charge at the grave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-05
El gObiernO de Mexico
ha ~aiquiridO dos ca
z~a-SnbmarinOS
Estes. segin Sc informa oficial-
mente, iueron desechados por
eI COB. americana
correspondence Especial para LA PRENsi

! correspondence Especial para LA PRENsA
CIUDAD De MEXICO, diciembre
! Io.-EI Official Mayor de Ia Secreta-
! ria de Hacienda. ingeniero \. Ma
, drazo. ha declarado a hacer algunas
! rectificaciones . una information pu-
blicada por IN periodico que Sc edlta
I en esra capital, que e1 Ia destruction
De has lanchas que e. goblerno &C
tua! de Mexico habia comprado en-
J los Estadcs UnidoS. o~casionada por
! ana explosion ocurrida en- ei Rio AlS-
| sissipi y q conSecuencia de Ia cuaI
! ce-Gieron la vida yar!os martnoS
! mexicanos. ei gobierno no perdio IN
| solo centavo. porque no Sc habla da-
! 90 po~ recibido de elias. toda Tez
Que "a dichas lancnas debian ser
| ~er-regadas en- Nueva Orleans.
Declare. ademaS. que ION e. pro
j aucco del SECURE De las refer:das Ian
I caas. sc ia podido obte&er dos nue.
vas larcnas que .ban a ser destina-
! das a caza-submar!aos por 81 GO
b.erro dc los Estados Unidos, pero
/ cue fuerou de>echaJas.
! (, Oficla. MAYOR dc IA Secretaria
de Hacienda opina que con ei nau-
fragile dc las lanchas "TaraSca" :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-05
Una COIumna C2rranCjsta
destrOzada pOr los
foIiCiStaS
En- San Juan de la Punta. cerca
de Cordoba, YER, Sc libr0
In sangrient0 combste
Correspondents Especial para La pRENsA

correspondents ESPrCidi Paio -
LAREDO. Texas, Diciembre 5
Ncticias que han llegado a esta clu-
dad p~rocedentes del Puerto de Vera
cruz V que fueron traidas por perSo-
IA de reconocida seriedad. informan
oue las tropas del Genera! Felix
! n;az estan avauzando continuamente
del sur, donde Sc halian, al centric
de Ia R~epublica.
! Segun ell v~iajero a!udido. hace pro
x;mamente ocho diaS. sabedores los
! carranciStas que I'm fuerCe numero de
| felicistas Sc acercaba 4 Cordoba, IN
r.ediatamente el Gobierno de Don
! Verustiano ordeno Sc organizara com
| pctente columna que ]saliera q 81 en-
| cuea,ro ' tratara lie auiquiIar!os.
Ambas fuerzas contenGientes Sc
| eacontraron Ell IN punto lIamado
! San Juan de Ia F'unra, pueblo que es-
t. cercano a la citada c.uG4i dc
| C6rdoba. y ALI trabaror formidable
| combate que dur6 bastante> horas,
| salieudo vcncedorcs los SoldadoS fell
. cistas, pues lograrou eXtcrm.nar ID
| columna del gob!er"2.
=. ,~f.r,,.~;,,o p, 6;.a~. oan
nlmcrc Gc soldadoS ucicaron por n
y ssro Iado. pcro Sc dice que Ia Co
I,,n., do las ~rc;s,as - romeo
,.n La,,tro. =. o,,o L..
80" w '','7 C, H., .,.b.n
-. ,-.~.,.,,
-'~''',S''''5 ,'.,I,. ,,s
, - .np:.r., ao
.o
iia"L@' '''
los 'e'0'S'"S
"0"'si'
! $1,000 d6lares Sc cnccn;ra?on q dos
hungaras.
! Intern. :a-a-. a. la 0fs..ua &. inr...
49,.
S -, ~, Co..
,.orr,,io a. g7,Tar,c d. 81. ..f-. Al.
~b5roar,s ora v;sran misera6Ismentc
,or r,r;os;da6 IN emnIeado las re-
~r;s.ro - s,,a -raiar e.
c,,ar,os n~orfectamente e,coqcloa+,
~o,zas Il. orc americana Dor ve!or 4e
! s6- OOo 90
Cuando 81 empleaao mos,raDa IL:
| brjlantes monedas del dorado metal.
IA estupefaccion de los r~rcsentcs fuo
immense. como infirjta Ia tesepcra.
cio" Q"e e"'""'E"'"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-05
Los carrancistaseXpOr
tan ganado, pieles
y pescado
En- lugar de dictar medidas pa
"a evitar ell hambre, Sacan
del pals cuanto quiere1
Correspondence Especial para La PRENsA.

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsA'
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, diclembre
3.-Una enorme cantidad de pieles,
cuyo valor asciende. segun carculos
dc personals que conocen de esta cla-
Sc de ~negocios. a mas de Glen mil do
lares. fue pasada de territorio mexl-
a n a esta ciudad. Ell dia de aver.
Tales pieles han venido consignadas
= varias importantcs empreSaS M
~portadoras de este articulo, que nun
ca como hoy .ha tenido tan grande
demanda en los Estados Unidos.
Tienese por SECURE que esta gran
cantidad de pieles fuc eXportada de
Mexico. por algunoS jefes ~carrancis-
tas c empresas que con estOS estan
en- combination. FL gobierno carran-
cista ticnc prchibida la Alida de
pieles, asi como la de ganado, pcrO
las eXportaciones conLinGan haciGn-
dose en- gran cScala. rs mas. Sc sa-
be que las dichas eXportaciOnes de
ganado y pieles sc han reanudado
en- los ultimos dias. y este hacc Greer
que sean los autores del envio, indi-
viduoS Que, considerable que cl 20
bicrro actual ~empieza a v~acilar. Is
tan p~reparando cl terreno para cuau-
do tengan que ~abandonar q terrific
rio uacionai.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-05
iCASESEi

Cuando necesiLe libros en- espaRoi
n. Sts- Rosa Ave. San Antonio, lex.
Sstj.Ax 8 iSa&eio I. LoGaao%IS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-05
Hasta rescado sc eXp0rta.

La situacion del pueblo en- todas
las ~poblacioncs situadas ccrca de Ia
Inca frorteriza es bastante dificil,
per Ia escaSez Y carestia de los ar
ticuloS alimenticioS, escascz y cares
tia que han aumentado de una ma
nera considerable desde que cl TO
bierno de los EstadOs Unidos rcso!-
VIC poner en- vigor cl embargo mas
e~Stricto de que sc ticne %noticia, so
bre la eXportaci0n dc where's a Me
yico.
Pero esa Situaci6n en- que sc MALTA
el pueblo no parece preocupar en- 10
mas minimo a los carrancistaS. pucs
que, prccisamcnte cuando mas urge
tOmar medidaS Scmcjantes a las de
las autoridades amcricauas, para
(Pasa a la IA. Pag. Col. 7a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-05
CONTINUAL Eli JURADO DEL
CHAUFFEUR HAWKINS.

Aver durantc TODD .cI dia estuvieron
siendo examinados los testigos de
cargo ' deScargo eli ell juraio del
chauffeur ]. NJ. HawginS. acusado
del rapto de una senorita colegiala
de Ia High School de csta ciudad.
La dcfcnSa esta a cargo de los Sc
nores licenciados Chambers y Wat
sol Y Ia acusacion del Fiscal McAskil
Ia ~ s~ccrctario cI scnor liccn-
ciado Black.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-05
10 que d:jo Longoria.

Lon@oria- c. ~"xn:orador herido, Sc
c~acUvucra CT cl hospital militar.
doa3e =" IL atleude cficazmcnte. FL
-stcEiJo exploration retirio cl hccho
de- Is ,jgu.>n,e mancra: Eucontraba-
SO hacienda SIS acostum5rada vigi-
~iancja. claudo ~cncont-o I los cuat-o
~dir.tvos quo 10 asaltaron, ) a los
cUa.o- dice co0ocer perfertamentc
. 't@ir.iGo,, inmediatameutc,
a.. '2 ,irrua, abrieron yohrc Fl eli
tu"=o i" sus rarahjnaS, hiricndolc
81 "a" cn 'air y on q brazo derc-
-F". Al vcr eaer 4 Longoria al suelo,
" a>a-.#ntcs h~uycroD. creyeUdo sin
a''da a0-aua QUO 10 hahian dejado
v.lrrtr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-05
l'eri0dicc que mejOra.

FL diarjo mexicano Ell Cronista del
VaHc" quo Sc viene publicando en- es-
ia ciudad hace varios amos. ha mejo-
RADIO notablementc. Desde aver, ci
citaGo peri0dico ha ~aumcntado 81 Ia
mano al doble. Y ahora tiene seis CO.
lumnas, imprimiondose Ell papel mi
tao de quituplo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-05
Porque IIeyaba alineRtos
a Su eSpOSC fu6
aprehGndida,
Sc lie consider6 cuIpabie porque
su esposo Sc fue a Mexico
para escapar al registrO

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Diciembre
3.-La sonora Guadalupe Calderon
de Longoria fue acusada por el She
riff del Condado, Mr.. Fann, de estar
ayudando de sostener 4 81 esposo.
quien escape del servicio militar o.
bligatorio yendo a territorio mexica-
10. donde Sc e]ncuentra. FL Sheriff
Vann hiZo 4 Ia sonora de Longorla
ell cargo de eStar lievando ~provlSlones
= su esposo, Guadalupe Longorla. a
Uuien las autoridades amerlcanas ne
cesitan para castigarlo por cl delIto
de haber a~bandonado este pals para
bur.ar ell llamado que Sc le hizo para
ingresar a las filas.
Como reSuitado de la a]cusac!on
~presen,ada por cl Sheriff. Ia sehcra
Calder6n de Longoria fuc llamaGa 4
romparccer ante cl comisiOnadO fcde-
raj Mr.. Goodrich. quien le hizo sabe-
que eN'""" 0'''9'"''""" ~
cuente. pueS que las leyes espec!a!eS
iictadaS. toGa persona que ayuda n
sOSleh'''''e'''o nc '''
ferados como d~csertores, cS declara-
Ia Cllpable Y debe recib.r el CORES
nondicntc castigo. Ri comisionado IA
yons!gnG al .IuradO Federal que Sc c
;,6o l., rantidaa de- Glen do!arcs CO.
., s,,y, ,,r., ,u. ouoso on IjbcrtaG
u,;,,.-.. ,.o,,,ar c%%a .n,r 81 .ju~ado.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-05

81 dia 10 rcnidero ell ci Tca;ro "Ro-
val" acompanada dc 81 coEpania
dramatira. S5iamentc dara Tres fun
clones on Laredo. Hay mucho cntG-
Siasmo, principalmcatc entire Ct Gle
mento mcNicano. pOr vcrla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
Dives Through Window
When Car Catches Fire
LIGHTNING CUTS CAPERS ON
RAYlANO CAR IN MARTINS
FERRY.
Fire Truck Is Called to Put Out Small
Slaze->Several Bags Of Mail
Escape

Iron bars in The windows Of the
street cars demonstrated one OF their
purposes last evening when u Mar.
tins Ferry man attempted TO dive
through one uf the windows Of a
large WheeIing-Rayland car on Broad
way. street. Martins Ferry The re-
suit was that h. was caught by the
feet and was suspended face down.
ward until passengers on the car
came TO his assistance and cXLrlcatcd
him from his awkward position.
The comedy all came about during
the storm when a short circuit re.
suited in the 7 o'clock Rayland car,
presumably from lightning. \ streak
OF blue flame shot out Of the front
restiblue into the car, throwing the
passengers into Il state or terror and
causing one man 10 dive out the WIN
dow. The front vestibule Of the car
caught fire. but was not damaged
greatly. Some one seeing the trouble.
notified the Eigilanr hose house on
Broadway street and the fire truck
from the hose house responded 10
nut out the fire The crew cXtln-
guished The slight blaze, however,
with sand.
Several bags or United States mall
were in the front veStibule cnroute to
Wheeling. but were not damaged. The
car was towed 10 the island barn by
another car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29

shall N. bonds herein prcridcd for Re authorized OF
issued unless At tbs election herein provided tor
three NTH: $50 Of all votes cast for and against
the shall hsro been cast For Ratification ana
for said bonds. -
NOW THEREFORE TO ALI WHOM THESE fhEa
ENTS MAY COME. GREETING:
Know yc that. in pursuance OF the duty Imposed
,II.,n ne by the ordinance aforesaid. ]. E. NJ Cr1s-
we'll Mayor Of The Town Of EdSNuod, do proclaim
that Gu Saturday the It'll day Of July. 1871. BE-
q ron the hulrs Of sunrise and sunset uf that osE.
srcciaI election will he held al the garage OF j. ~
Ritter. on 1cisLcil Street and at the Eds"nod Town
Hall corner Of National Road and EdssnSton Lane
In said Town under the direction aud supervision Of
rb orfrrrs A. truuriI may hereafter designate for
tbat purpose by the qualified rurrs of said Town. TO
,Itcr whether they will ratity or reject sah oEdl-
usurn tn" ballots used IT said election viii nave
printed thereon brief statement " the purpose OF
said election and below such statement. IN hcrarse
lines the cords For Ratification and FOR Rrjec-
lion" The voter Will express his choice By marking
the ballot IN the usual way
A the dale uf This proclamation The valuation OF
all as.cssable and TAXABLE property iu said Town.
both real and personal as shown rs the last assess
rnt thereof In 1916 for state and county taxes pro-
rous t. this date is 2SIOO. on which vaustion
tho said Tnwn. is authorized by law to incur an
AGGREGATE AMOUNT II Indebtedness Of s92654 70 under
the provisions 81 Tho Ncts u inc Legislature W "eS'
Virginia for 1905.
The aggregate amount u Indebtedness Of said Town
issued AMI authorized al the date Il" this proria nation
Is 50 900 %. consisting rf outstanding ponds 10 tR'
,r,uri - g? n0N. M. Tho amount which the Town
il authorized tn issue In addition To the dobts nuT
n,t ndiHc Is SSa.66i"N
n TESTIMONY WHEREOF. !. {. n. CHswell.
Mayor ~ Tb" Tnwn ~ lakewood. have caused thi;
,..Im,,ion ia be made and tksVed and have here
u,, -, ms h,rd and caused the corporation seal Of
The Trrr II EdeN"nd 10 c affixed and duly attested
br t;,orrs T. t'ar,rhauct Recorder. this 18th day
" June. 1911.
Seal If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29

i!"n tho .ad art wa. tanfed bv majority nf tn.
votes rasi al said election and lhcrrW making the
s.d an efficient part ~ the Law governing street
n!r:"mCn:s said town. which act authorizes sam
Town to and sell bonds u ray for street I'M
rnlrnis N authorization 1T ArtcGI assessments 10
I've mad" u!Hn property ahI,tins upon the Srrtts ana
sl!HYs improved aud this bond Il issued Tor INC
r!tpnSr above set cut IN rtrC' conformity and hndef
aud hy virtue If and In all re7Vect In strict cnmHh'
with sail Acts uf the legislature ana 81 me
lars ri the State CT West Virginia. net IN r'h'lict
With said Acrs.
th7t all things. scts and conditions required by ssio
STATE n West virgni. 70: III" wear i""S and hT Inc
10 hlrrcn and he done aud performed precedent I"
and In the issuance Of this bond iE o;u"f ~ hhhe
the valid and binding obligation ~ said town:
have hapreatd and lr.n Properly done and performed
in regular sad due form and tim. as required ny Law"
ins this hord does not exceed any CONSTITUTIONAL
statutory ur charter limitation snd thai due p'fis'
lrrs have been made for the -ry cf an :nnrsl tax
sufficient to rar Interest thereon Uhtn aus ana ois'
charSc the principal thereof At m.turi,r
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. The Town ~ EnSFonc'
hy order Of It's Council. has caused This roma - NC
signed in It's corporate name hr us Marc! aho r'd".
tersiEned b. us Recorder and the corporate sesl ~
sad Town IN hn hercuntn affixed and carh rn,rfee'
rcuron nttEhcd hereto n Re executed hr hfn1;ns
thereto the thosrarhrd facsimile signature OF us
Recorder ss Ct the l.l dlr NJ S"Trre.r. l'l''
The Town NJ EdE"ood
lse,L> Ey -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
OVERLOOKED BILL
But His landIady Recalled the Mat
ter and Justice Charles Miller
Did the Rest

Henry Rudisell. local wagon driver,
evidently overlooked the lriGling mat
ter of paying several weeks room
rent at the home Of Mrs. Anna Moyle
of l%ol t.off street. when he decided
10 move his sleeping quarters. Mrs.
.Moyle. however did not forget his in
debtednesS and she had the amount
collected via d warrant issued by
Justice Charles F. Miller. who at
lached little cost TO the original bill
for his services.
RudiseIl was arrested by Constable
Doc" McNabb. He discharged the
debt and was handed a little slip of
paper nv Justice Miller reading in
part, Deceived of -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
"womArHoop" A GREAT PLAY

"Womanhvod. the Glory Of the Ma
,ion." the spectacular photoplay made
for the purpose OF hammerins home me
i,rrihle results Of appropriateness.
or. ms an engagement Of one week at
The Court Monday. July =. The photo
Play carries gu. its mission admirably
The approacl:s of New York harbor.
takes the ,ity without opposition and
.iuyadcs the entire surrounding country
which the invaders occupy for months
hc whipped into shape to expel them.
% &c d j. Stuart Blackton and Or.
cyrus Townsend Brady. who Jointly
wrote the story. failed TO overlook
single point that would add strength 70
the photoplay They realized that In all
cases of a national crisis one man stands
cut in bold relief from his fellowmen
as the man of the hour. They also
realize that Lore, hate and intrigue arc
necessary accom- paniments. The spy
system is shown with vividness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
South Side Briefs,

Miss Meta Holiday. secretary of the
Klieves Lumber Company, is impror-
ing. after A weeks illness.
Harold Sonderman, of Water street,
is i'll.
Miss Caroline Harddon. Of Merritt
street. is visiting with friends at Ely
ria. Ohio.
Harry Hansmacher. Of Jacob street,
is improving. after an illness.
Mrs Philip Richter and daughter. OF
Jacob street, are Pittsburgh visitors.
Rev. Walter S. Dunlap, of Washing
ton, y. C.. will preach al the Emman.
uel Baptist church, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Sheets, Of Eof street,
has as her guest Miss Marian Forbes,
of Fairmont.
Harold Clemans. of Eoff street, IS
visiting with friends at White Sui
phur Springs.
Miss Matilda Morris. OF Water
street. spent yesterday at Mounds
vile.
Harry Mcdonald, of Water street.
is improving. after an illness OF few
weeks.
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THE THEATRES
1.-THE GARDEN OF ALLAH'p

At the Court Theatre, this week. there
&c heine presented william =. Seligs
Wonderful film dramatization Of Robert
Hichens' love romance Of the Bahara.
THE Garden Of Allah" This Is the hait
million dollar production which has Gre
ated such speculation, in s'imlano. Inc
world famous star fcinn WdIG' riasa
the role of "Dimini Enfildin' and she il
supported by an all-star cast of PLAYERS
including Thomas Santschi. Eugene
Bcsserer, Al W. Ellison. James BRADBURY
Harry I.onsdalc. Frank Clark. Cecil Hoi-
land. Matt Snyder and others.
thousands of supernumeraries. cara
cams OF camels. Arabs. native Bedouins.
etc, participate in the action. which Is
given in ten wonderful parts. special
musical score is played by an augmented
orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-29
RIVER news

A stage Of ten feet and eight inches
and rising was reported at the local
wharf last night. The wickets Of the
dam wore lowered yesterday.
The steamer Liberty left at 1870
Yesterday morning for Marietta and
the Milton will leave at the same
hour this morning for New Mata-
moras. The Reuben Dunbar Is schs-
duled to arrive here next Sunday
morning enroute from Pittsburgh 10
Charleston
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Miss Elsie Beck Entertains.

Yesterday afternoon Miss Elsie
Beck, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Beck. Of South Eofi street. entertained
number OF her little friends in honor
of her eighth birthday. Games. music
and singing occupied the hours from
until 4. At Ais dainty luncheon
WAS served
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FRANCHISE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that under provisions OF IN
ordinance granted by The Board OF Commissioners
-. tho County u Ohio. TO the Wheeling Elm Grows
Railroad Company. which ordinance. was passed De.
rer,per ~ 1871 and became effective on tho sra
day RI January. lS2S the' said BOARD NJ Commission
,rs Of the tcunty OF Ohio. will on the 9th day OF
Ju,y 1911 act uron an amendment TO said franchise.
recurring the West Virginia Traction Electric Com
n,nr to change tho location VI It's tracks 10 the mid
dls Of the road from culrcrt or the National koso
p.ar TeriI Place 10 the Town rf Elm Grove
THE nntRp or COMMISSIONERS OF THE couN-
TY OF: OHIO.
CuAs. 0. EPHLIN.
President
q. T.. UNDERWOOD.
je.o-3ot "ierh-
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
h1others' Nav

The children and directors OF the
street play grounds Will
hold their Mothers Day exercises this
afternoon. There will be crOcheting.
folk dancing. sewing and cooking. The
Red Cross, nurses will take charge OF
the infant, brought by The mothers.