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HISTOSIA

~ ~n' o. Mavn Tariurla> Ce Ia inter
'eucion Frsncesa, con SFabatos -.--.S21
Episodes Nllitsres HeE!cauos. Guerra
4isiOrfs de Roma CoInpreCGe c"Sde
us OrigeneS De Roma, haSts Ia caida &c!
fmperio Romano &c ucriGeoie T5c
Historic de Grecia, dsSGt los tlempos
a-r6tco- naStS u ceSlaeClDT3C.0u uvi
Frpertc &c Alexandra ......-.-..... 7Sc
Ra-ne : CaucIllO. Ia vida tej Oral
OfsZ Dor DuCloS salinas e=W
h,s-CTia PatT'a tUT sierra .......-. "n'
H!s:Cria PafrIa p1T Larl'" ............. &C
Historic de Mexico. por Terd!1. des
10 los prineTCs CemPCs, haSia Is Caii&
'ai <sEElTUr 49,.
astoria General de Mexico. Dor Zarate 60c
Historic Universal sdu.HC d t'Il" = s.
Is Intervention ; 81 In?erto. PO7 "a
ta.Sa GTsreG. { 'omOs. pasta lcta %i2 -
Ia Isjestsr C2ldS Soreis hlS:o-'cs
Ie Il REVOLUTION mGceFlSta ----...... S-S
&. 1-.r.typ ..., go ,..t. grE g
rs Il yrrn r-a.s lr
Los InSursenteS. Relates de Ia lasu-
rre~riou contTs ESpaia --.--.........- $iG
Memorials de I'm GuerrliIaro iISiAr'a
&c IL Guerra de ReSO-Ud ..- g."
NurscIOnes a!s;0TtCaS Sexic&nas
rradlcioaes y leysndSS uST5 dr>iilsd.
cuitivar 81 SeniiuLen.O Pa:riC 20 O.
,orSZoa de los hGoS de HeEic" on
.Tsba,!uS cSr1taia W. rrirrt- . 80
sscerdots ? CsudiIio. obrs rsIstiva
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las NUEvAs DISPoslCIONES.
Niene de la la. Pag)

dos Y que estcn ~prestando Sus ser
vicios Ell e. mar.
c Los individuos que constltuyan
"A unica cabeza Gircctora dc cual'
uuicr cmprcsa a~gricola.
Z Los jndividuos que scar los
unicos directories o geTentes &C las
cmpresas industriaicS necesarlaS.
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La cosecha del cafe

In cuanto han cntradO en- pose
q;6n dc las dichas hacicndas, nos dl
e rrestro informante, han sacad>
lie elias TODD 10 que de valor guar
:abar en- apcros J maquinaria agri
ola. ~l!evindosc solo eilos saben par;
!onde.
Ia estacion actual. cs la dc la re
collection del cafe, cl principal pro
lucto de Ia region. Este ano Ia co
.ocha cs bycna. c! cafe Is dc msgnt
'ica CHASE y los ptecios que alcanzs
on muy altos; asi que con csc m"
Two. los ;ncautadores Sc han apresu
.aGo a ~a-roiar q los duenos de Ia:
',2cicGdas de Sis respectivas prople
irdcs. para Gle sea el g~obierno-c
- amigos del gobiernO-los que Sc
,pro"echcn de Ia cosecha del valio'
. prcducto veracruzanO.
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CEENCiAS OCULTAS

Clav:cuia aei Rey SaIom0n $500: SEC
T.,cc,ClarIo iuferrai LonIicne magis
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l,ene q friznglio de aiomon ls Ca
uaIs. e! TaFpt, secreIos del e-ito, nj
SrOElaucia. etc. 80"
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e Drsg1n Rojo, G sea 81 arte dc man
iar / los eSp.TltUs 5Uc
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Il Lihru internal CTaisdo de las Glen.
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& ria~iraia del HHraicero. O Libru
r. Ssn C!griano COD infintdac de Sc
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yELAS HISTGKj-
CAS- Y POPULARES

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Mega que Lopez hubiera.
sido fusilado.

En- eli iado americana clrcuio aye.
Ia noticia de Que Martin Lopez, ei jc-
fe de las fuerzas que atacar9n I ia
guarnici6n dc Ojinaga Ell la ma1ana
IL anteaye~. habia sido fuziiado po-
orGen de Villa. ror 81 frac2so en-
apode-zrSs de Ia plaza, E. correspon-
sal americana pregunto al secretacio
particular de Francisco Villa 81 era
cierto e, c~irculanta en- terri
torio americana.
Oh, 10; eS talso-dijo. M4rtM.
Lopez Sc eacuent-a aconpahando al
general Villa en- Su viaje de insoec-
ci6n por los alrededores de DINA
ga. Is mo de los elementos en- guien
mayor confian5a tiene el general.
q mismo secretario anunc!j CUE
Nicolas Fernandez habia $ido nom
b-ado jefe de las &rnas en- G,j;naga
y que dichO jefe mantenia complete
o-den en- Ia plaza.
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Ell pr6ximo objefiUo de los uiIIistas

Preside, Texas, NOviembre 10.
-Ciudad Juarez, Ia i~mportantc plaza
chihuahucnse frontera a Ia de q Pa
so. es cl pr6Xino Objective dc las
fuerzas viilistas que acahan de t0nar
possession de Ia plaza dc Ojinaga. 81
Ciudad Juarez cae, como 10 Green los
jefes vil,istaS, en- Su poder, SC en-
p-endera I'm asalto general sohre ia
,iudad Ge Chihuahua, para sustraer-
Ia al control del gobierno carrancis-
"a. Capturada dicha plaza, Sc esta-
,ecera ALI Ia capital del nueyo 60
bierno que Va 4 ~organizar Francisco
Villa Y de: cual sera 81 81 jefe pro-
5ab!encntc con ei mi5mo caractcr
cue tuvo cuando cStabieci6 III gobier
no en- dicha capital i raiz de haber
huido Eulalio Gutierrez dc Ia ciUdad
de Mexico: eli de Jefc dc Operacic-
mes.
La notic.a Ge los p'anes de 'os Vi
listas han l!egado 4 coaocimicEto
del consul carrancista en- esta ciudad,
Cosme Bengochea, qIier Sc las tras-
Eit!6 al general Jose c. Murguia je-
fe m:litar de Ciudad Juarez. e. mis-
mo consul, segun sc asegura, envi6
hoy orienes al ~coronel Flores. quien
esta acampado ell Vado de Piedras.
para Que marchara = Guadalupe, in
pequeno pueblo situado al oriente dc
'iudad Jua,ez q fin de cue 10 guar.
qezca, defienda y ev.te un ataquc 20
sorpresa para la guarnic!6n de Gu
lad JuaYez.
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Estan bicn montados - tienen nu-
chas m~un;cicncs

Los vi'!iStas pOrtan en- e brazo de
recho Una banda dc vojo y blauco,
para distinguirse de los solGados ca
"rancistas, pues unos y otros : el
misHo "uniforme."
TodoS los villistas Sc e]ncucntyan
bien montados y Sc les ha visto que
t.eren municiones en- cantidad consi-
derablc, por 10 cual queda sin efecto
ia Roticia primcra que Sc recihio
aqui, dc que los vii!istas. por falta
de munjciones, habian teniGo cue
luchar cuerpo q cuerpo contra los
ca-r3HciStas : hacienda Uso dc ma
c:2tcs. palos. etc.
Ahora Sc ha venido d saber que IN
mGchacho apeliiGado Munoz fue ejc-
eutaGo publicamentc en- Ojinaga por
las flcrzas carrancistas Ia manana
dc antes de aver, POGO desputs de
hahersc iiiciado cl ataquc que en-
prendi6 Martin Lopez con Ell oDieto
dc darSc cuenta dc laS posiciones Uuc
scstanian las fueTZaS cue ~ocu2aban
Ia pa. Fl cjtado mrchGcho iba con
Martin Lopez y cayo ~prisioncro &c
los carrancistas. LleraGo ante Ia pre-
seacia del coroncl Esa;nosa C0rGova,
, este d;spcao su Immediate ciccuci0n.
L! muchacho no contaba arriba dc
ca.Urcc amos.
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ESPIRITISMO.

Devccionsrio Esplr!tista -...-.:....- 4c
81 Ihro do lDs Mediums ......... TSC
r. ff1-o 40 los Espirttus 15C
81 Genesis. los MilagroS = las Predic
Clones TSc
II Eyangelio Seg1tD el Esptritismo I5c.
81 T,ein : - Inferno ............ Ts
0bras PGS.unss de Allan kardek 49, 10;
5Out es 81 ESpiritiSmO? -.....-.-.. To
trte de Crra- pGc medic del rnagae
tiSrno ' IL Fu|ililrSS. Eeho msSs!r
- css,s 49,. 81;
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POESik


cantos de vida ; aSperauza. %: d"
ben DaTlO .S-.2S
FL L.hro AZii. UOT AGa4Der,0 Es,cEa 10y
poestas ESCO-IGas - ..a7lpuiiIg'
sotciSn ia h.ho -
81 Parnas0 NaXraro. : r.uyS 1900. Isl
~PsstCaariaS. pUr Manuel Vi. flores . . ~
POesias dc Antonio Plaza .-.-.....-. g.3.'
poaStaS n. Manuel NCEna -.....-. uDI
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oBRAs POETICAS De PEA

ElctCs deI HOgar --.-...----. -
81 k~ra del AmCT EdscJja Ce lu!o ..$i.9;
LaS Glcrl2S &c AeE.c. ~
4enoEias. ReiiGE!'as y I'e;raloS PrCsa~ -
PaeS.aS ESCOSIdaS g1'
Jeruerdu, ) ESpsrACzas S6ic,aG .-Io 81
FIoTa. lei alG2s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
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Francisco Villa en- Ojinsga, dico
su Src-etario.

su Src-etario.
Francisco Villa no ha sido visto
hasta ahora por nadie, del lado arne-
ricano Y Sc insiste en- que no dirigio
81 G! ataGue sobre "a plaza de OIL
maya. Sin embargo, e. ~coronel Miguc.
Trillo, secretario particular de! JEFF
rebelde, ascgur6 a un correspousal
americana aver, durantc una con-
versacion que ambos tuvieron cn Ct
vado principal que cemunica 4 Pre-
'sidio con Ojinaga, que Francisco
Villa. en- persona, era Ell jefe &c las
faerzas que habian ocupado Ia veci-
na plaza.
-Podria verlo? pregunto Ell co,
rTesponsal.
-Ahora no esta Ell Ojinaga, con.
teSto ei se~cretario de Villa. Ell gene
"a. Sc e~ncuentra ahora hacienda una
vista de inspection en- la iona GER,
cana a Oiinaga y regresara esta no
che. PerSoralmente sc arda dard0
cuenta de las condolences existentes
en- la region que ha quedado bajo Sd
control.
Trillo confirm6 que Hip6!ito Filla
Sc encueEUra en- Oiinaga. junto col
su hermano y con las fuerzas que es,
te commando y que cruzo Ia frontera
por un puato cercano . Ojinaga Il
! semana pasada.
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lado americana cua.ndo cmpeZ6 Ia
evacuaci6r. Sc iusiste, sin embargo,
en- que uno dc clos fua herido du-
rante el ataQuc dc IA tardc.
Los villistas han Eegado tambicH
quc lutheran ejecuvado u los prisio-
ncros Cue h:cier9n u las fuerzas ca,
rrancistas duraatc cl combate y ii
ocupar Ia plaza dc Ojinaga. De acuer
GO Con ina declaration que hizc er
~secretario particular de Francisco
Via, IN coroncI currarcista Ifede-
RAJ. como sc titulan asimismoS los Off
ciales del eiercito dc don Ncnustia-
&o) que fu5 heT.do dIrantc e. com
bate : que sc Qucdo er territorio me
IicaNo. fu& puesto en- libertad, no
t.ficaaiosc e cue no dcberia s. II
icl pueblo, dondc psrmaneceria has
II que sc ~resolvie-a sobre eli trasia-
do de los heridos carrancistas al ladc
americana.
E! morin,:ento de Villa es indepsn-
diente.
Fl jcic &c Us araaas On Oj:naga
dec'ar5 cue el movimiento &c Villa
no tienc ninguua conexi0n con cl
movimiento del general Felix Diaz
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nRRAS De VICTOR HUGO

Cxrras ! Ia Nova ......
= a-u,or So Sis ..-...----.---. -
e Ano Terrible ..-..--..-- IL
e. - EpisOuus de Ia SeYo4Ccio1
frances ~
Il pSStIs[TC
Fan de Islands 0 81 HoElbre FteTs ~
Historic de IN CCICQe2 ...-....---. -
Ls Leyend9 Lr los Sislos ---..---.. I'll
Los MiseTablss. Dos iomcS ....... SIS
los Trabs!adoTeS Gel Mar ..--.-..- a.
Napoleon el PeqQsdo -.-...-.. ~
SusSDa SeaOra - PARIS ---.-..- ~
RELIGION.
CsIsclsmO de EiPalda ..-....---- ii
Conulgador General ......-...... Ht
CaRcISrno lie perseverance, ST.
u Cenlo del CTlSiaa1iSGlu Lect;:tH
psra Il hosE Ecicion lie TITO ISIS
FtIosocis Elemental, por balues go. IS
La mtAclon O. Lris1s =
Inz ASrsrss, o q TTiCEfG &c is Ssl-
non LrtsusnN, Dor CasIeElhriane $50
EfstnrfE Sas-Sfs LtcHC fsl i0tirUC ,
srsyo Testarento, qus ccntiene IL his
sorIa dri yueniv Or israel. rlendosS
rJarsneate ccao &c preQGt Ia Ss1;GS
al 4esfss Edicfsn 1s iUtn -.-....Sf.S
Peulsno LavaIIe de oFsc!oae5 ......... e.5c
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In~r-snt Universal PintoTescs Coz
rSurs ,obr, ando al muHrA : v;sFx~ q
.t-.< a. ESlptNl do
tulo q
- =. -,I-Ti,a spa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-19
Parade Committee To
Meet This Evening
Final Plans to Be Arranged for MAIL
moth Procession Thursday In Honor
Of Soldier Boys.

This evening 1T 80 o'clock the gem
eral committee of the knights OIL
l'ythias lodges uf the Wheeling district
will meet in ihr rythian club rooms Ia
put the final touches on the rlabor1ic
parade To lrH given by all the people to-
morrow aftnrnnun in honor of the de-
parture Of tho 154 draficcS of Ohio coun-
~ and the city al Wheeling. who will
"ntrain at tho baltimore Il ohio station
at o'clock Thursday afternoon. 10 GO
into training nj Fort Scrivcn. Lia.
The line OF march and tho formation
NJ the mammoth procession VAS pub
lishcd in Tuesdays 'lntclliE"nccr. IT
promises To be- tn" biggest nnd most in
spring patriotic demonstration of the
kind ever held in Wheeling. II will bN
given under the auspices Of the knights
Of Pythias. Every creed color and class
will march as the escort OF honor for
the soldier boys.
business cares will be- laid asid"
stores will clnSr and the wheels Of COM
mcrcialiSm will cease during the paraoe.
Whistles will I've blown and bells runE
The Roy Scouts. numbering nearly 4
thousand. will sing with the girls from
tho mills and factories.
George Mooney. the we'll known bar
Der OF Market street. stated last night
that he will close his shop during tho
parade to iEvr his employees an oppor-
turity To march in the parade II is
likely that all shops will follow Mr.
MONEYS patriotic move.
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War Council Members
Relieved Of All Other
Duties By Sec. Baker

WASHINGTON. y. g., ncc. IT,
Secretary E;,kcr to-day moved lor"aru
tn" organization of his ncwly-crcated
war council BY relieving from lhclT
present duties three OF the five ON
GERS assigned To that body This Will
leave them free to devote I'LL their llthe
In the councils task of co-ordlnatlnE
all War department activities IN su"h
II way that tho time heretofore believed
to b. necessary for tho sending 10
France of an army Of sufficient SIZE 10
insure the defeat Of Germany viii NJ
materially reduced.
Mr. baker announced that MAJOR fcH-
eral George W. Gocthals had been re-
calIcd 10 active duty and would be-
come acting quartcrmastcr general, re-
leasing Major General Sharpe for serV-
irc with the council Major General
Weaver will b. relieved by Brigadicr
General barrett who becomes acting
chief Of artillery. and Major General
William Crozicr. By liriEadicr General
Charles Wheeler who becomes actinE
chief Of ordnance.
General Bliss. chief OF staff. and Ma
inr General Crowdcr, the other Objects
on the council. will retain their present
nositions, the former rs chi"l or Stall
and the latter rs judge advocate Genef-
al and provost marshal general Cen
cral Bliss rctirrs december 81. lot
ago. hut probably will continue on the
council. Preparations being made TO-
day indicated that General CFo"orr
might be able to devote only small
par, Of his time hereafter To other an-
ties.
Dpposition to the nomination OF Cen
eral r'rozicr for another term "t tour
years duty ~ chief Of ordnance hcld up
continuation in the Senate to-day. an"
action went over until after the Christ
mas holidays.
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DYNAM|TED
fcontiuued From Page One,

puard was being changed II. ElausScn'
ono ri the wntchmcn. was tn" 'lrS' u"
the scene. having pissed the spot III
:, rcw minutes before the explosion u
Cured. Claussrn said he was c"r'"'n
,h,rn was nothing unusual occurring On
iva ,rr,uuds He expressed tho opinion
,b,, ,h,. n.nlosivs was thrown from an
alloy which runs along the rear "i inc
hone, at Il distance Of about 1" 'c''t
from, the porch under which the charge
was set off.
Great Hole Torn.
holc several feet in depth ana Ill
,c,., five feet wide was torn in the
ground beneath bay window Al inc
r.,r ~ the structure and tn" "ntlr" wall
m III The second slnry was blown away.
.rh, entire EeiEhhorhond WAS ar"uS'n
and a crowd was on III" seen" n IT,"
minutes after tn" explosion occurred
Thcrc was scarcely Il house in the hI"rk
which was not affected.
! clcw as L. IN" perpetrators was
given ia the police by the Rev. Frazer
I.anrford. pastor "r a church. VINO re-
nor,rd that four months ago man was
nu,iced lurking abuu. III" executive man
sion. and that he continued I" haunt inc
In,,iiiv until z week ago. when hr dis
,nncarcd Tho police are Of tho opinion
;hai the attempt was made ny FRO
G"rrnaE*.
. Governor Talks.
according 10 my Judgment" SAID
Cny.rnor StcrhrnS. the bomb was
thrown from the allcy-way about 40 feet
10 tho roar Of the mansion. and did not
light as far under the house as it's own
al ron
this statement; BY Tho fact that the back
racs were both locked as usual and the
Waterman had visited tho basement Just
4 few minutes before N" explosion &C
rurr~: lie says that when lie passed
The slcps he turned his fIashlight on
the place whcr. indications prove the
bomb was placed and Al mat time lh're
was nothing there"
The governor was probably tho Calm
est nf the group that surveyed the
wrecked mansion and whom his calmncSS
was commented upon by tho polio" he
merely stated tha, the shock had not 1T
all disturbed him.
Detectives searched downtown room.
ing houses without success for a man
said In have been seen in the ncighbor-
hood nj the mansion at I'm carly hour in
the evening.
william u. stephens became governor
nr California last spring when Governor
Hiram W. Johnson assumed his duties
MS United States senator. Previously
stephens resigned as representative in
congress n tn solicitation Of Governor
Johnson. who appointed him lieutenant
gov"rnur Ia succeed the late John NJ
EShlcman.
Last week Governor SieuhcnS mad" 4
series ~ patriotic addresses in southern
california; dealing largely with tho du-
lirs Of r'alifornianS in supporting the
national government during the war
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At COUNTY JAIL

Deputy Sheriff Earl Pctticord arrived
in Wheeling last night with Charies
Rurch. n former resident OF Norih Nam
street who was arrested in Akron, OHIO.
this week ON a fugitive from justice
warrant Burch is charged with non
support Of his infant child here. dc
was committed to Jail for his hearing.
4 deputy sheriff from Sun'incrsvtlle'
Nicholas county. arrived in Wheeling
last night to return Melvin johnson to
,hat. town, who was arrested this week
hy Deputy Sherins Rachnann and Smith
charged with a felony in that county.
Station Officer Haley arrested Her
bert Johnson. negro. nj the Il. q; y. stA-
ton last night and committed nm 70 the
county Jail on drunk charge.
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FiEbtinE Continues.


LONDON. Dec. lS.-Isrports on the
Russian intcraul situation tonight tndi-
cate that fighting is continuing in. the
Don region and that rcinfprccmcrts
hav., been Yant south from PctroErad.
y kicv dirpn,ch tonight reports that
during, the lisa rming Of the MaNifnnli$t
lr.its there the Ukran;an troops seized
:. cannon. 35G machine guns and V,oNp.-
'Jnn cartridges.
II is stated in other udvircs that the
Russian government commissioners are
drifting an ultimatum addressed 10 the
Ukraine fada recognizing the indcpcnd-
crcr Of the Ukraine. hui demanding al
Immediate expression Of the rada'S at
illtldc towards tEs Bolshcviki authori-
tI"$s The rada mad issued statement
dec lining. In recognize the peoples COM
misSiuErrS. AS comprising tho govern
mcnf Of all Russia. inaStnuch Us the
Don. the ,'luca suS. Siberia and other
parts If RuSSI?. have their own gov
CrnmcIftS.
In connection with the signing and
publication If tn" terms of the armis-
ticc on the Russian front. il is stated
that the Russirn delegation at Brest-
l.ilvuSk has br-n augmented 10 include
NJ Pokn0vSky. president IF tho Moscow
soldiers and workmen'S council and
others.
The naturalist organ Prava takes
o"raaion In dcnOuncc as untruths the
allegations that the Germans in the
armisticr negotiations demanded the
evacuation Of rctrograd and Finland.
the disarmament of the Russian army
and r grant Ia Germany of n monopoly
in GRIN exports.
According 10 lhH reports OF tho Bol-
shcv.ki public works department and
railway administration. the arrivals Of
food Of all kinds in tho last few DAYS
have been satisfactory at Petrograd
Moscow and all the populous places in
north Russia and on the north azad youth
froDtA
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BRUENMER & HiLDEBRAND
urDERTAKEzS AHD IEBALMG1s
a. Rstdeess
~ Sly Telephones '' si:.ss. Mr.

probably behind closed doors. was ar
ranged for by the committee. but next
week 4 recess over Christmas may DO
taken.
Representatives Of the Colt. ReminSp
ton and other muniton manufacturers
are TO be examined tomorrow and
Thursday. General Sharpe IN Friday
and Colonel Isaac Lewis. inventor or
the Lewis machine gun on Saturday.
Committee members say il is proba-
bic that. in addition 10 inquirinE into
contracts and past and future ammuni-
ton deliveries. the committee Will seek
causes for recent explosions In am
munftion plants. reported TO he due In
some cascs to neglect Of safety rrrcau>
tions and awarding Of contracts To In
experienced contractors.
In statement issued tonight par
TALLY summarizing his testimony before
the committee. Representative McCor-
mick said neither France nor Italy -
any artillery 10 spare.
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WAS no FOOL

Senator Lodge was talking about Ger
,a;n Investigating committees. ''Sfrnc
~ ,ben." he observed. remind III" OF
q Hoskins. 81 got Il job AT shooting
muskra,s for muskrlts overran mil
,owncr's dam. There. in tho lovely
spring weather. 81 sat on the grassy
hank. his gun on his knee. Finding him
ono morning I said:
what arc you doing. ST.
I'm paid to shoot muskrats. sir. he
s,id They're undcrminn' the dam
.Thcrc's goes one now said |. Shoot
man, Why don't you shoot"
Isl pufred a tranquil cloud from his
pipe and said:
".Do you think I want TO lose my
iobr "-Chicago Herald.
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WANTS EXTRA SESSION
OF The LEGISLATURE

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Dec. 1S.--Tn
4 letter To Mayor Gordon. of C'l;trkSburE.
Mayor Schon suggests calling 4 State
wide convention on gas conservation.
The Huntington executive had received
a letter from tho tlarkshurC mayor ask
ing endorsement of 4 petition to bc pro-
scented to Governor Cornwcll. seeking
an extraordinary session nf tn" lcEisia-
ture. Mayor "Schon declared his belief
that q convention would he n better So
luton Of tn" problem, provided il were
representative The convention could
decide. he added. whether the remedy
for gas conservation lies in the lrsisia-
turc or the Public Service Commission.