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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19

as a device that only a lazy, gOOd-for-
nothing hussy would ever use. To sew
with your feet instead of your hands
was clear case of flying in the face
of Providence.
But now things have gone so far that the
ultra-competent housewife having reegated
most of her other duties to other hands, is no
longer content to employ even her feet in doing
what little sewing remains to be done in the
family. She prefers to touch button and let
that twentieth century genie, electricity, do the
rest.
If she has q sewing machine of the old
treadle type the chances are that she is looking
for an opportunity to replace it with an electric
machine If she cannot quite afford this, at
least she would like to attach an electric motor
in place of the treade.
If she happens to own Wilcox & Gibbs
machine she can do one or the other, just as
she pleases. This is one of the old standard
makes and is known throughout the world, but
it is only recently that the manufacturers
have discovered an electric motor which is per-
fectly adapted both to the new machine, of
which it is part, and to the old treade type
of machine to which it may be attached with
out difficulty.
This motor is small compact and extremely
well constructed. 1t is mounted upon rigid
metal base. The sewing machine also is mount
ed upon this base, its hand wheel being directly
connected to the motor.
The motor can be connected to any lamp
socket by means of the flexible cord that comes
with it. This cord runs directly TO the small
foot pedal, which is set upon the floor, and
thence to the sewing machine.
slight pressure of the foot starts the ma
chine, and increasing or decreasing this press
ure quickens or slows at will the speed of the
motor, which in turn governs the sewing speed
Any speed from just moving to extremely high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19

that of time, for it is obviously impossible
to give any article the same wear and tear
Il would receive during weeks and months
of actual usage. The material and con-
.truetion of each utensil are considered,
and it is believed that all described here
will give service that is fully satisfactory,
although the actual length of wear can
not be guaranteed definitely. Should any
of our readers find that an article has
broken down under ordinary conditions
before it has given reasonable service the
facts should be reported fully to this
Institute Both the manufacturers and
this Institute endesvor to present to our
readers only those articles that have real
merit and are of proper construction so
as to give satisfactory service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19

can be obtained at
will.
A noteworthy feat
ure of this motor is
the simple adjust
ment which pre-
vents the speed from
getting too high if
the excitement of
hurrying or trying
to turn out a diff
ficult piece of work
should unconscious
ly strengthen the
pressure Of the OPP
orators foot.
No stand or spe-
cial sewing table is
necessary for this
machine. The sew
ing machine. motor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19

The Tribune Institute
experts have tested
ell articles described
on this page and know
them to equal the
claims of the manu-
facturers. The only
unknown element is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19
FIRST FORMULA

Put in a mixing bowl one pint Of cream, one
ounce of vanilla sugar, three ounces plain
sugar, and whisk all together When the MKT
ure begins to thicken, flavor as desired and
turn into mould, pack and freeze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19

This HfHe motor comes either with
IFS own machine, or YOU can buy II
separately and attach II 10 fhe old
fashioned fresdIe naohiDe-provid-
ing IL is y Wilcox q Gibbs. The
foot pedal is on fhe floor beneath
any table upon which the machine
may be placed. The whole affair can
he moved about as easily as a work
basket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19
Train Servants to Economic

ITO REACH the household domestics Of
rich families in the food conservation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
Gould Roads Sold; Will
Be Merged in One Co.


ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. 3l.---rhr Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad and the 81
Louis, Iron Mountain n Southern rail
road We're sold under Foreclosure here
today To Il. IT, Nelson, representing
the reorganization committee ant
Duncan \. Holmes. Of New York, rep
reSenting Kuhn. Loeb n company
The sale. it WAS stated. in railway
circles. marked The passage IT IN,
Gould interests from control nl iht
Missouri! paCiIiC system.
The Kansas u Colorado Pacific vii
b. sold al InrnC!oSur" At Topeka, Kan.
next Friday. presumably 70 rrprc*rn
laiireS ut the same bHnking firm. Tit
three. roads then viii b" formed into
Ia single corporation.
Will" The lines HAY" been operated
as one system for SrrrHl. Years. The
Missouri Pacific and fhr Iron Noun
tain had S"paraI" direct0raVt< I'll,
Missouri Pacific VS. old Tor SIG.
. l50.o0n The Iron Mountain brought
So" 500 h00 Reorganization plans al
ready have been approved by In
Missouri public SERVER commission
United States Circuit .luIg" Hook. o.
l-eaNenwurIh, Kan. is expected 10 con
lrn the sale npNi month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
SLAYER Of ''Other' Woman"
VIII Go On The Stand

NGTON. w. Va. Feb. IL
The trial Of Mrs. Lula DciOc, charged
with first degree murder for the SHAY
in@ OF Mrs. Rose WOcd McMastCrs.
opened in criminal court today. The
state rested lis case nj three O'Clock
this afternoon after Introduction or
testimony that Mrs. McMasters WIGS
shot 10 death by Mrs. Defoe ON Il
street car rs il passed across the -Four
Pol" creek bridge. State Witnesses
also testified that Mrs. before, pri2!
20 ;hr shooting. had threatened To Kill
NOT 0nly Mrs. McMastrrs, bull her hus-
band, LindOrf Dcfoc who is alleged TO
have been infatuated with Mrs. Nc
Masters
After commencement OF testimony
for the defense. The state objected TO
opinions expressed by non-eXpert Wit
nrSscs thai Mrs. DcfOc was not IN ner
right mind" oil the day before the
shooting as Il result OF the absence
Of ncr husband and tho belief that
ne WAS with tho "other woman.
Mrs. Defor is expected Ia take Ii"
stand in her own behalf tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
GRAY HAIR
RESTORED OR
MONEY BACK
Natural Color Brought Back
by Q, Ban "A Simple,
Healthful, Gua-rant e d
Preparation.

The right WAY I" restore hair 10 II
natural color and make your hair really
beautiful. soft. luNIrant and healthy. j.
10y tho use Of t!-Ram Hair Color Rcstor-
~ and not dangerous. dirty. StiCy dyes
Q-Eau Is Il liquid. All ready TO use. and
is guaranteed Ia hr harmless with ynul
money back if no satisfied In any way
|; is the "itly guHr@nt""d preparation fui
til" purpose.
Iuu newer need hnN" i gray hair In
ynur head again. Simply apply Q-Eiau
Hair Color i:"~t"r"r lik" q shampoo and
~, matter how gray Your hair ntr b"
or h"w faded and l!f"lrsS. back viii
com" an even. soft natural. dark shade
surely. safely ana permanently. Besides
it-ltam will civ" your hair true h"aith
80 that II will lac glossy AMI abundant
and handsome. This helps you To ln"i
voting and attractive. Remember. q Bar
j. not u dye. no. n patent medicine. II
ie simple. natural. hcalthfuI prepare.
tirli. fully guaranteed. Get n large hot
~. f"r so ~ ';rIcSt's drug store. >.
Marker 81. ar at any good drug SInr"
"r wit" lI"SsIC- Ellis nriig "a. Mem
":lIS. Tenn. mnmti"ninc IN" druggist :
u-,:u" illustrated. interesting h"nk
"iiair frilir'". ","ut free. Try p-EHr
Tar Tonic. H-I;au '.niuId ~haIri'""
'!-i:au Toilet ~"mi'-;'-" ,!-Eau l'"pji:,
cory '"d"rI">$j for removing ~:lp"ri'>-
Gus hair. ndv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
Two Thousand Killed
In Railroad Disaster

BERLIN. Feb. 2l.-By Wireless ia
SayyiIlr There Were approximately
two thousand persons Killed Or IN
iurrd in the recent railroad accident
near rhiurcha in northern Rumanla,
according 10 III" Moscow. newspaper
RuSSHUyr SlOvc. AZ quoted. ny IN"
Overseas News Agency. Five nun
drpd persons We're instantly Killed ac-
rordn& 10 this account
THE train jumped ~" tracks ana
tho cars were tclr$Cnp"d reads inc
summarized account as given out by
the news agency. Fire broke out
at once in several places and 4 panic
among the passengers rnSIlrd.
feathers and mothers pushed their
children aside in efforts to saw" them
selves" says the RusSkoyc Slnvr. "
Men pushed women into the lire.
women and men attacking each other
with teeth and finger nails. Others
lost their minds and ran INTO the
burning cars. Then ammunition on
board tho train began exploding. XIII
Ing many persons.
Can Overseas News Agency state
mrnt on January IS. based on aC-
counts in the Russkoy" Slovo. ~
ported more than l0n Runanians az
high rank killed in the ChiurCha ,raln
wreck The Train was carrying Ru-
manian refugees TO KUSSiaD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
SONGS OF GERHARDT
AND REIMERS THRILL
Celebrated Soloists Inspire Large Audi
cnce at University Club Concert
Last Night.

Song has the power to inspire me
average man or woman |" hlSner "i i
nobler thoughts than those usual 10 the
everyday life: song mas Iae pow 81 49,,
faIterins and soothe the troubled: song
has the power TO reach the hrart anu
mind OF even those 70 whom the lectl-
nioue orNnusic is :, mystery. These facts
wers cxemplitied last night with tho
beautiful, inspiring and classical concert
given in the Court theatre by Miss Elena
t;erhardt the celebrated contraltolS!. IN
der the management OF Tne Mo $50,
the silver tenor, under ;hs manaS cement
of the Musical League or America. given
under the auspices Of the University
club. Mr.. Walter Golde was NJ inc
ar the conclusion of each number all
artists are given eucoreS. whic1 IS
mere matter of polite FORM. DIX inc APP
plause-proIonged. enthusiastic cuc"rvs
. ii ven the artists last evening At the con-
cl,isiou OF each rendition VAS not or the
ordinary k!ui. II. was u case OF l:t''
vast and apprcciative audience possess
ing 4 paradoNical feeling. the more e'.r!
sunf- tha ,.vre tho listeners walt.:U r.
. smiling VI, 4 number OF atdItlonaI EetHl-
lions other than those in the program.
Bows OF acknowledgements IN RESPONSE
20 the cucorcs did not satisfy tae AUDI
ence. -.
diversified given here for some tiuiH'
consisting OF ancient classics. sweet
love songs and songs that touched thS
heart; rsnditionS in English. lier'sah'
Russian. French and Spanish. Tn" pro,
gram was Unusually long. but II seemed
short TO .,he audience Tor so entertain
fng was each number.
Miss Gerha:dt is possessed or a ro'ce
o. unusually high range but OF won%er-
f,I srrcothness. strength and tlmore:
Sas sang her way iato the hearts OIL
TheeIiag music lovers last night. sue
Gang beautifully. and effectively through
the eot!r. program. ~ III" concluS;ot,
o. her second appearance" large ana
beautiful bouquet OF American Eeauty
rnses vas presented 70 her. She then
sang q German love song that was equal
in beaut: 20 the fragrance OF Tie
blooms. r,,,
ofr. Re!y.e- has a voice rich and 'ull
and he sang with rare tenderness and
feeling, beautifully and effectively
through tn: entire, program. Iii" n"n'-
hers selected at last nights concert
brought on, the utmost sweetness ~
his voice He sang several love songs
and followed them with = number OF
German child songs. His renditlohS OF
the international folk songs. the closing
-dunbers, were beautiful III thc eNtr'ni".
He opened with "VcsperSans III Russia
then "Oui Eeut Moud-e Mcudra IN
Frech, Mi Nina" III Spanish. closing
WITH Phyllis und die Nutter III
German
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
Nicely Resolution For
Confidence Of NeutraIS
!, +, ',.r In,rl!!scnccr,

WASHINGTON. II. G.. Feb. FL
congressman Nicely, Of West Virginia,
introduced Il joint resolution today.
authorizing and requesting the prrSi-
drur 10 invite all American republics
20 ,;.nd drl"@Atrs - 4 conference" II
H., n.'d in Washington at such time ~
H.. Hrr3!,!,U, may designate. for liz"
purpose Of hrvising methods and
agreeing upon concerted action for the
preservation and projection of the
RIGHTS OF neutral American nations
AGAINST aggrcssions Of any and al Of
H.. NATIONS. engaged in the European
war. II provides for the appointment
at iiyc delegates by the President TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
Mrs George Lobensein.

Coming as sever" shock |" her many
friends, the death "f MrS. G"org" l."h"n-
stein occurred yesterday m"rninE IT
S45 o'clock. following an operation i'll
the Ohio VALLEY General hospital. Be
ing uf a lnvailc and generous DISPOSE
;ion. Mrs. I."brns;"in possessed an mn
usually wide circle ut friends and was
highly esteemed hy all. She WAS u
member of -. Johns church. aud '""N
co:siIlcrabl" interest IN tho wc!far" "t
tho congr"g CATION and its allied GrGhn'zit-
tionS.
Mrs I.nhcnS;"in Was in h"r !tl%-nInt II
wear She was thu wifi" Of r;r"rg'' Lob
rnStciu prominent leather dealer Of 2nh'
Main street. residing at 23U4 'hapIlnc
street. BESIDES her husband. Sh" Is sur
viycd by tn" fnll"wluc sons and dnuEh-
:srs: Mrs. Arthur W"Stwoud. Of Lodge
Grass. M"n;.: Mrs.. lara Gm"dhu"s at
home; Fred. Of Eroni<lrn. y. V: George.
Jr. of Akron. O.. and Lester Il; home.
Mrs. I.obens:ein was born in Naipar-
also. Chile.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS arc Incomplete.
peudinc thc arrival Of the daughter from
Montana.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
DAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE:


Met at 1880 a. m.
Foreign Relations Committee de-
ter1n1ned that the Colombian treaty,
urged by the president could not be
ratified tbs session.
Naval appropria ton bill carrying
S53O,CCO. 900 formally reported.
Recessed at p. NJ until 1880 y.
IN. Thursday.
HOUSE,:
net at II 4. n.
Conference report on District OF
Columbia appropriation bill pre-
sented.
Disagreed to senate amendments
to diplomatic appropriation bill and
sent IL to conference.
Accept "bone dry" and other
amendments to postoF.ce approrrta-
ton bill.
Continued in session during even
ing debating army appropriation
bill.
Conference report on Indian ap-
preparation bill adopted.
Adjourned at 10 p. m. 10 1890 u.
M. Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22

and Bright's disease. Two sons ais"
survive. Clarence aud Bert BGlNilI".
Funeral services will be held III Pied
mont. Tn" body will arriv" here thla
Afternoon 1t o'clock and intcrIn"nt will
h" made lit once in Mi. Zion cemetery.
Mr.. Bclvilr was norm and reared in
Wheeling and left here about II years
ago. He worked for several years i'll
Clarksburs and later mad" his home in
Piedmont. While L Resident Of this
city. Mr.. Bclvillc WAS employed at rari-
GUS mills III South Wheeling and for
some time was Waterman Il; the laE' H..
II op'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
INHERITANCE TAX PAYMENTS.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb. 21.--
| 4 number OF large checks represent:
! ing inheritance: taxes have been re-
ceived by the Jate lax commissioner.
They are as Follows: From Rose
Ward, executrit Of estate of Wirl e..
Ward, OF Randolph county. $780,.
from W. u. Org. executor and trustee
: Of estate ~ Fr:fnk r.. Randall OF Penn
Syivania. sl,GTT. from j. r. Morris. Jr..
RI presenting executor Of he stale Of
Il. f.. Meghprt of Marshall county.
s3tG: from tr&I:Sfer of stock Of estate
OF Louisa NJ. HRarncs, OF Massachu.
sriiS. Sis. e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
HOSPITAL LIQUORS
OPPOSED BY ". c. 7, u.

riIAEI.ESTuN. ". VA. Feb. 2l.--Thr
Wn:n"u'S christian Temperance union al
IN" state j. making u fight against
&rMnt" biN 80. -. which provides tina;
iiuungS and al""h"! MAY "a" brought int"
H.. STATE. fnr !nn;ii'i'. ;n",lirimal use in
n"SpilaIS Airuhul. tn" lIruiuntcr~ of the
bill say. - practically necessary At ALI
hospitals
Thr ". &. r.. l.. however. opposes the
bill because il is believed ii would re-
;arti tho general progress of the prohihi-
tinn movement. \ communication from
the local headquarters of the union
asserts that III" union opposes the bill
hccauSc lit directly affects important
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
Funeral for Alex. Dunlap.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held III the family home. No. /!
Tw"nty-siXth street. for Alexander Dim.
lap. whose death occurred Sunday. The
Rev. samuel {. Jones of Chaplin" Street
Methodist Episcopal church. ntficiatcd.
and intermrnt was IN MI. Rose Ccm"-
terry, MuundSvillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary wenZe1.

Following 4 prolonged illness 81 com
pucation Of diseases incident 70 az,
yanced years Mrs. Mary Wenzel. aged
Sc. one or the most wid"lT known Ger
{ nan residents OF South Wheeling. Gl"@
-, .he family home. 2S&1 Woods street
AT 4:3o o'clock yesterday morning.
Mrs. Wenzcl was born and reared IN
Germany and cam" 20 this country ~
1851 She had. since resided in this
Tity She leaves three daughters and
seven sons: Mrs. Sophia Baker. CITY;
Mrs. Lizzie I.indman. Rettius. III: Fred
of Pittsburgh: Wilhelm. OF Detroit
Theodore. Of NcN:ch"n; Johh' "SSaEs
and Ferdinand OF Wheeling. and E':r-
ss-nard Of Alaska .,.u-
The latter son left home several years
aro TO explore Alaska. Nothing mas
been since heard from nm.
~ EnperaI services will b" held in IN"
s--Yamilv home Friday afternoon 4;
o'clock. Intermcat will b. IN Il !"ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22

BIRCH CELEBRATES, TOO.

George Washington will not hr alone
iu his birthday celebration to-day. N!Eh'
Police Lieutenant Ed Birch. rs well ~
III" Father at his country. will alSC
close the banks aud public offices tC
his honor 70 max" a long story short
Lieutenant Birch Is N years old to-day
ON III. 18th Of March Ii" will complete
his twelfth year in the police depart
mcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22

NJ
nm E.Lu,,ry IL. Si;rur,n,I' nr I:,,i,,,,
AIRY Is: Giuseppe. Oh February Is.
Guido. on February -. EOsH!jn on
February ~.
!
| LONDON, E"b -: T. n i .E"y d;
. This aficruuu 1mIuunc.d ,hal ,hn
steamship Eri"a,7r. or t. tons nro-4
hal been sunk (Tl" ,;r.uair WAS
built at Paisley. III l3li, aa! "aS
owned III ''taSgoN. Sh". Was ~ feet
long,
! r,,r,,>. -. ~ ,
! "i'''''i''' w. - ~ VII 49,, i" '>"H q
, vIll".-A large number ~ h"~iii, Srs-
sells. Hniuh& them IN Italian tram~i'nrj.
crowded win mon. nav" b'"'n sunk in
IN" barred Z"nn ia III" Mediterranean
CURING me PAST lew "hiS me Overseas
News Agency announces
Other ships sunk by submarines are
enumerated by The H"WS agency as
follows:
= 'r,ro ,rmnl .,n,n,rr. nr - uon and /
,O0 rons rnsrnrtjy,l,, vim ,mnn,. -.
c,rron. ;u,. Srluuil;i
Italian steamer OcranJ. t.""H IONS
French steamer Mos'u iauX. ;.2ru
tons.
rrrnch sailing vessel Arhrodi,r Con
IONS. with iron for lIalv.
.rho r.,..,.,or... ,b..,,.,.o. ,,,o
.,,,.,,,r', ..mnt,. ill.,. no r,.,i s,'h,,,r;,,a
,Irr,:scs un,lnnbrnLIv h,yr hrmu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22

UNDER CONSIDERATION.

CHARLESTON. W. Ea Feb. I'll
The supreme court Of appeals today
heard on transcript and took under
consideration the cas-" from RUaRr
county Of t.. &. Paxton and others
against III" Benidum- Trees Oil rcm,
pany. Marshall G. Arrhe" of Ripley
Jackson county. was admitted to pr;,r
ticc il, This rOurl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
BAcE HeoN BORDER.

.INbItNArUL..S Ind. Feb. =l.--Ths
first Suuad'on otThc ohio na;iolai surJrf
cavalry. conpUS,tl az ahUnt RS offircrs
and men. arrivrtfat Fort Benjamin Har-
r!s"n from tho Lord"r carly today and
room Is composer OF troops from Clcve-
land rinciunati.;r Columbus and Toledo.
The SECOND Tru1 inn Infantry was MUS
tered on, of fcd:+al service to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
.REASSURING REPORTS;
CUBA BECOMES CALM


WASHINGTON. Fob. "1.--F'urth"r
rrasSurin" reports from Havana lOda"
STRENGTHENED The opinion OF stat" de-
par1mrnl officials that tn" inSurr""-
riun OF The Cuhan Liberals is nearing
an end II is realized. however. that
a most complex political situation has
been "f. in The trail Of The attempted
revolution.
President MrnocalS Term Of Office
expires May "a, and until Il special
election ordered for the Ori"nUr prov.
incr is held. his party. The tCnScrra-
lives. cannot claim his reelection.
Alfredo ZayaS, who was his "prnncn.
on the Liberal ticket. has been c!a.a"d
a. traitor because Of his supposed
leadership in The Instruction. and Ii
is not believed The president will max"
him eligible for election by failing ~
prOSrCui" Hin.
With the elimination of the Liberal
candidate, MrnOcal may he forced 10
have new general election called.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
PLYMoUTH CLOSED.

LONDON. Fob 81 2:l5 z. MT i:
.rfi,.,uIl.- announced ihat the port al
"lym"uth has been "l"s"d until fnrthrl
r"...-.. all ships cX""n' 'h"s" Of ,ht
allies All other vessels entering ms
E.rsl"r ~" r'lniNhHhl" under III" i't
,,..,>, of ,h,,- i.raIul regulations aui iia
VIZ. - d"rn'lt:nr IIym"uih ~ Oh" ~
.r..:.f I;ritait's m".i important na'a
l:,S.~ and til" sat-" ~ i great ars"na
and vast durh EarH'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
ACUTE COAL SHORTAGE.

WASFiINiiTrN. Feb. 2l.---hcutr short
age "f gas coal in Iowa. Michigan. In
diana and Illinois caused tho American
Railway Associations car Srrvi"" Com
mission 20 issue Il rcuurS, to-day that
all railroads modify rmbarEurS To thu
extent necessary In give preferred ham
ding ON shipments mf rOal consigned to
ynS ..nImllAnieS il this tNrritnrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
Miss MARY Smith.

Miss Mary Mollic SmlIL. aGrd 81. Is
dead a, III" HON" of h"r parents. Frank
and Elizabeth smith of 1918 Woods
street Death occurred yesterday morn
ing at $50 O'Clock following complica-
ton Of diseases Miss Smith was born
and reared IN this city and was one "t
tho most highly esteemed women at
the ncichhorhood in which Sh" lived Tor
many years.
Funeral arrangements will be COM
pIcted this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
Mrs.. MARY (Halnsy) white.

sz,, Word was received in tn cit; y"$;"r-
-,r-.ay announcing the Death OF Mrs MAR
astti.liisy) Whit" aged about -. 4 form
ar ,veil known resident Of this city. ~
a.,er home IN st. Augustine. Fl"rinh.
evening. Mrs. whit" WAS the
wv idow Of J"r"Etleh White. VII" r'SH''h
-o,y,y = number Of years ago. tn"
,..Iauch,crs. Mrs. Ella Whitman and Mrs
Patrick K.u.:c,iy. and Il son. Dani"!
white. ar, also deceased. one son sur
.,.siyes. Frank White. who Is livluG IN
tho East. Mrs. White, left this city about
r.n wears ago and resided in Washing
TOR since She was spending the winter
in Florida.
Funeral services W"r'. E"tl in -.
-~3upux,l,n. 'rh. body Wi!l a"ri!" here
Saturday mo- ming and int"r'n"nt will h.
In NJ, Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
Just WHAT You Need.

When Constituted or troubled with
headache. nervousness. lanaour or,
blues, take a lose Of Chamberla ms
T"hleis. They arc mort likely just
what you nec1. Ohta:nabIe every
- here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-22
Town Captured.

NEW YORK. Feb. "l-A Cahie mos
sage received in This city tonight by
lIr Orcstes F"rrara. speaker Of the
Cuha house Of representatives, from
General T. Fernandez. revolutionary
leader in Eastern Cuba. stated that
the town Of Kayoma. fifty miles north
west of Santiago. had been captured
bv the rebels. The district Of Fay.
oma has population OF more than 20
nnu persons. and has the reputation
of being the "cradlc of Cuban inGe-
pendrncn," according 10 Or. Fcrrara.