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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

-
Bids will III: received until Twelve o'clock noon leB
TueNiav. May ljth 1917. w the building COMMITTEES
OF the Christian Church. Elm GIO1r ". Va, for, Ill
In,trrIu sud labor In used and employed In The
erection OF i BIh" School building In Elm Grore.
Plans aud Specifications can he secured from the
Chairman Ot building Committee, IS 4. Cruss 81,
Elm Grove. ". Va. :,
Architect tn b: trti crcd tic Chairman of Buiid.
inx COMMITTEE" bcintc the time given sbuc 10
br scaled envelopes. Tho party awarded the gpsi-
IIart Will b" required 10 furnish approved bond, for
the execution OF said contract 80
The Board reserves the night to accept any or re-
!r't any all bids submitted.
HARRY H.. ROBERTSON
Chairman ii Building COMMITTEE.
-; r. cross 81.
Elm Grove ". Va. ny-2.I
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AMERICAN SURVIVORS.

LONDON. May 3, 4:25 y. NTH" fol-
lowing Americans. survivors from Vart-
ouS vessels which hive been sunk ny
submarines. have arrived In Great Bril-
tain:
John Anderson. Mariners Hall. Eos
ton; John Nilsson. Pensacola. Fla: Alex
ander Wilson, Baltimore: Lewis Eeil.
philadclphla: Clarence FELTON,. Norfolk:
John Fauna.no. Maiden. Mass; Bcnja-
min Orhin. Elizab"th. y. j.: Oscar Ham
sen. St. Johns. y. r.; Joseph MacCallum,
Macon Ga
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Com miisloncrs Sale.
In I h1nccry.


J. II. rTenceru,h.
Anna Srahright. al
lIy virtue ~ he aY;hrTi;y vested in the rinrr
signed "oEmiss"ilrr hv d"'rre a the Circuit rnrr:
Of Ohio t"nfy. West Virginia made in the chanrcTv
rauSc Of j. II. JlrIrrrcth. plaintiff and Anna Sea.
bright. ri al. Defendants therein pending. on tho
lN day % February. I,l%. and entered In chsnccrv
order book No. ~ page 2G6. | will sell al !ulr'ic
auction. la The highest and h'st bidder =: The H"'i
front dnor Of the Court House OF OH" county. In the
t'i.y nf Wheeling. West Virginia. oil
SATURDAY. MAY 'l2Tll. lgl7.
commencing !; ten o'clock \. NJ. the following dc
srh" T"al estate. that is In say: Far; =! lot num-
h"r ten no. III square nTrnb": iwrniysiJ t2Gl. with
tho improvements thereon: also lot number eleven
an. IN Square tweniy.Six i9Gl. I'M Improved. bot;
q" whih said l"ts rArrlS 81 real estate situate
on III" west SIDE ~ Wnnd Street. between ThirtY.
eighth and Tkiur-ninth Streets in tho city Of
Wheeling. rnanty uf Ohio. and State Il West Viz.
einia. hrInE III" same properly of which Frc,rri"I
ArkrrIHan died seized. and which conveyed tu
her lv ,;rr. T.. oYd. Sr,'ial commissioner. hy derG
dated 'hr @Hh hav Of May. lS"!. and II record In
l,rri Book NJ. 0 page So n OHIO County Records
Said lots ."r Parcels If real estate may b. sold Is
4 whnl" separately.
TERMS Of SALE: Our.ihltd oc the wlnhasr
if.u" huL 50 much III" purchaser may elect
20 Iaf. III cash in hand The Hay 81 sa! and III.
halan"" ~ ~" eqIai annual i;Stamrnt; due In
~" year aTd two Gears from the dat" II sale. with
'Hi"E'Nt al SN Ter rent from DAY ~ sale. thr plr-
chase: giving his notes with ari'rr'l personal
~ tor IN" deferred li,rrrfI;- and the legal li:r
H. retained further >rWil'Y until the purchase
money shall h,r" l"-n iui. pali.
CHARLES T. CARDIGAN.
Special IuInIn.S>lnnrr.
hrfrlr r":'ifT that bond and security has lr,.i
given i,y ia" a;w'" 'naIm"d srcIaI commissioner
'"Iu!rcE Iy law and said above named ,lr-,rrr
JOHN L. kINl;IIORN.
''l"Ek = tn" r'rrn,; cul'; If Ohio County. Yves.
Virginia.
&. H. RICE AuriIonrcr.
mp H. ~ -. my. 1 ~
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AMNESTY FOR MApERos

SAN ANTONIO Texas. May 3.-Aftcr
having been "Xil"S from Mexico thr"':
years. Alfonso. Gabriel and JniO MAJ
dern. brothers Of former President MAJ
dcro. have received full amnesty from
the Carranza government. together with
passports signed by Carranza, allowing
them To travel freely in MEXICO. Don
Alfonso will leave Monday for Mexico
city.
Tw" other Of tho Madrro brothers.
L''"ilin ana Ranul. who commanded VII
lisia forces, have not yet been granted
amnesty.
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In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Viz
SE2.
Carl ". Els. Executor OF tho Es-
tpie Of Charles Els deceased.
Plaintiff.
Carl +. Els j. :. IIonHrkcr; as
Guardian for Rena Els and Charles
Els. infants. f. 4. LNpnhart. Rob- In Chancery.
Morrison. Randolph Harris
Frank Harris. +. C. Kerr. Edgar
Mryn. Alvin Winters and r. d.
GcUrc" trustees Of Ihnplne ST.
II. Church. Defendants.
Iiy virtue OF order Of reference entered br the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County West Virginia. IN tile
ah"rr rniIr!rd the 18th day If April. l!lI. Il
- rrfcrGrdd 10 the undersigned commissioner to a.
certain and report the following:
list. What PERSONAL estate the said Charles Els
owned at the time q his death. and the character
aud value thereof.
md What disposition. il any. was made NJ said
personal estate hy Iar ". EiS. executor Of
Charles Els rstatr. and bow much. u any. - now
in his hands araahir for The payment of any debts
owing ly the tstIt. N said Charles Els. d"rasrd.
::ni. \ statement " the accounts 81 said Carl
Els rs >lNl executor showing The rltrnt NJ his all.
m,nSira,I"n q! said estate OF said Charles Els lie.
r"as'rl
irh. What real estate owned hv the said
Charles Els Il: the time NJ his death. us quantity.
Description ami lrratiuu.
:,h. What debts the said Charles Els owed AT 'hr
time NJ his DEATH ihrir natur" t" whom payable"
and their respective amounts and ridtItcS anu par
t.ulsrly those which remain unpaid.
It'll. Such other matters amy party in intr!es;
may r-sIIIrr iiir h"uS pr;iacnt. or which sa
commissioner himself may ,l-m Pertinent whether
required mol.
Therefore, Notice hcI"Y given tlInt the under
signed commissioner has iiN'd Saturday morning
May 10. l?l:. rnlhmrncInS 81 ten n'rl,-'k. the
time and hls nffircS. 80 Schnulbach RIidling
Wheeling. Ohio County West Virginia. as the place
which h. will proceed t" eArt'ute the said order I"
reference anh ascertain and report the several mat
tiers therein mentioned.
Given under my band this l2lh day II April 1917
VILLA VI j.. kREPr.
G"" { .l;CnFEc Commissioner.
Counsel For Plaintiff
Notice 10 Creditors.
r" the creditors al Charles Lis. deceased
IN PURSUANCE ~ decree ~ the Circuit Court II
lr county -: OHIO. made in cause therein lending
" SlIh-t III" zeal estate m charles Els 10 the pay
/, t.; his debts. ynu required tn present YOU
"IAns against the estate 81 I'har!cS Els Tor aduli
cation I" William e. KrIir. commissioner. AT his
Offices. 80 SchInulharh Building. Wheeling. West
Virginia. nr h"fore the nth day n! May. 1911.
Witness John l.. kinchprn. clerk al said court this
l2h day q! April. 1917.
John l.. KlNGHnRN Clerk.
Is 20. - Ills
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BIG CASH BALANCE.

rHARl.ESTnN. W. Va. May 3-The
Regular monthly statement ISSUED today
10y stat" Auditor IE,rft shows Il cash
hulaurr ~ $4.2lS.iN1.%T IN the state
treasury AT The close nf business on
April 81. az This amount $9iS.4un is
in tho invested school fund Hui $l.7%6.-
500 in thu inv 'Slrd FUND Of the work.
men compensation department. Cash
balance in state funds total $a!G. 4Ji.4S.
In the special revenue state fund S24S,
1919. In III" monies of counties. dis
tricis and municipalities. $l35.2IG.2l ;
in N" general school fund. $3+.I3l.70:
school fund. S5l.G00; and balance in all
state funds. SI.544;5S1.3j.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Rdt terrier IuG black and tan. with collar:
weighs i've POUNDS. Reward. Louis LaSomaIrir1
Nat. phone idi II. - fourteenth street. my-4eiT
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Il head III GOOD horses. . biz teams and
some good all puripse horses 40 have q fusi.
wlll sell cheap 10 quick buyer. she
X ) WarwuUl. XII,
FOR SALE-WATSoN DUMP WaG..s
WHEELING BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
EAST SIDE-PEEiNSuLA. ap-.1-n1 =:
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WANTED-To Buy.

WAHTEo-To buy. for cath. bungalow. out
II. pike. Not over or rooms. Address
giving pHes and location. Urgent. care Ia: :.
teIElpencer. my-l-k =
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GOOD NEWS FOR MANY.

WASHINGTON May 3.-Confrrees on
the army hill today agreed on a provis-
ion TO pay S1HU month tn man In ira in
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POULTRY

THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock Esss from winter
lEicLs $l.j0 per IL; SS.u0 hundred. SuDcll fkr1i
Rayland. Ohio. ap-Il-SH
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PERSONAL

I'M GOING TO the modern shoe repairing shop. IS
Eth ST. T. A. ColliSimO. Prop. That is the bti.
place ~ have M. Shoes rtpa!icd. They experts.
lp-2k.t
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ing camps seeking To qualify as MEM
b"rS uf III" officers reserve corps.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
IN THE FORMER LOGAN BUILDING. COR.
HER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREsf:
CORNER STORE ROOM. 90
3 FRONT DWELLING ROOMS 70
; FRONT DWELLING ROOMS. :,
6 FRONT DWELLING ROOMS. 30
JAMES L. HaWtEY,
Io6S!7 MAIN STREET.
FOR RENT-MooERk STORE ROOM AND
CEMENT BASEMENT. IDEAL Loch.
TON. APPLY BROWNE Bros, 1870 49,
MARKET STREET. apIJ.3u.
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vnuia. Both are S:!d IL have asked ;"r
l inn. "a consult FORMER i'I,.lu!"r .lulium
.huuraSSy. " hu ~ present H. i'll Ni'nnL.
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WANTED-Male Help

wANTED-GooD STRONG BOZ TO
LEARN PRINTING TRADE. AT11X
TO FOREMAN INTELLIGENcER, TIL
FLOOR.
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The sta:e OF West Virginia ohio County. n:
III the Circuit Court u Ohio County West VIZ
S!nIl. April Rules. 1877.
=. A WcStuJtr. 4. II. Wr~Imrer.
H. Wrsiayrr and john L"lzkrs.
Plaintiffs.
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WANTED-Bnrber. white. nrst class. SIS aud half
So. Half day of Mondays J. j.. Potts.
thriClIsIllc, q. my-4-
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In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Viz
ITis.
Carl W. Els. as Executor OF tho Es-
tU,e u Charles Els. deceased.
Plaintiff.
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| WAhTEo-First class barber: no other need apply.
! Good guarantee. Bell .gS-R: National lIo-J Mar
| tins Frrry my-2-i
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WANTED-Male and Female

ADVERTISEMENTS for general office work. No
experience necessary. State age and salary expect
ed. Address r. t.. care Intelucencer. my-2.i
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COMMISSIONER SALE.

G. J.. B0SAR. Clerk,
Address PGwhatan PU!nt. Ohio. r. D. No.
BOX So. ap-91 10 my E.. ll-H-lS
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
NEW ENGINE FOR
Water witch CO.
Modern Fire Fighters Will
Be Given Test Tomor-
row Afternoon
APPARATUS OF
lis HORSE POWER

The new $500 triple combustion auto
pumping engine Tor the Water Witch
Fire Company arrived IN this city yes
terday. The engine was built by the
Ahrens-Foz Company, Of Cincinnati, the
same company shat built the engine for
the Fame Company.
The motor Is six cylinder. and can de-
velop ll5 horse power. The motor nuns
the pumps as we'll as the machine. The
pumps are Of the multiplex double act.
ing piston type and have combined
capacity Of 500 gallons a minute.
The additional features OF the new
engine are chemical tank with ca
pacity Of 40 gallons. 200 feet Of three
inch hose. twenty-foot extension lad
der, besides axes, lanterns and other
minor equipments The body of the
machine had sufficient space Tor the
storage OF 200 feet OF two and a half
inch hose. An electric light and cleo
trio starter are other points worthy
OF mention.
Tbs. engine will be given an accept
ance Test at the foot OF West street
tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
BROTHERHOODS AGAIN
TALK STRIKE VOTE
Chairmen to Meet in Chicago
on January IL TO Dis
cuss Subject
WANT 8 HOUR
LAW ENFORCED
By The United Press


KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 5.-That
the four railway brotherhoods will
take another strike vote. IN the event
the eighthour work-day is not grant
ed by the railroads, is the declara-
,ion OF the American Railway En-
ployers' Journal, the January Issue Of
which was published here today.
According to the Journal. the four
brotherhood chiefs have asked the
$40 general chairmen OF the train
mems organization TO meet In Chi
cago on January II. The Journal
says.
"The meeting is for the purpose OF
consulting the general chairmen and
decide on the line Of action made
necessary by the railroad managers
refusal to put into effect the eight
hour work day. as contemplated by
the Adamson law.
1.-THE entire matter will he placed
before the rank and file for their de-
cision. The Journal has faith that
they will stand by their organizations
and bring the railroads to their milk. %
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
FlETON WOMAN IS
Stricken With PARALYSIS

Snecial 10 THF EVENING JOURNAL.
ETKTON. Nd, Jan 5.-Nliss Marga-
ret whalen is suffering from paralysis.
Miss Whalen lived alone in her home, on
North street. snd was found lying on
the floor by neighbors
NIattahoon Tribe, No. IS, Improved
Order Of Red Men, Of Elkton, held is
annual election on Thursday evening
These officers were chosen Prophet,
George II. woodsll; sachem. John D.
ii-own. ST.; sycamore, Thomas K. Keith
Joy. iunior sycamore. Edward G. Brown.
,f.of of records. George Elliott Brown;
coper Of wampum, Alfred Davis; col
'ecior Of wanpum, Joseph II. Sloan;
,risfees George II. Woodall. William y.
Fcnton. John u. Brown; representative
10 the Great Council. George H. Wood
nil
r. Kirk Brown has sold his 81 acre
farm in the Ninth district, 70 J. Edward
,rothers, for $1,000.
Albert Stapp, Of Chesapeake City, was
p recent Wilmington visitor-Miss Fan
ME Foard was the guest Of relatives in
Marshallton. Delaware. the first Of the
Week.-Mrs. Lucinda NJ. Reed, Of Chesa
peake City, is visiting Mira J. Alfred
'Taylor-Alvin Schrader, Of Bethel, was
an Elkton visitor on MondRy-Nirs.
Clarence c. Strickland entertained a
number Of friends on Thursday evening
Hiram Mccullough. Of Chicago, son Of
tho late Clinton Mccullough, Of Elkton,
has been the guest Of Elkton relatives
William Howard May, Of Washington
n. O.. was in town this week.-Mrs..
Harold Steele, Of Chesapeake City, has
been visiting Mrs Stanley Steele, Of
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

The biggest bargains in second
hand cars are advertised in the Want
Columns ADV.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
SMYRNA HAPPENINGS.

Special to.THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA. Del. Jan. 5.---Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Wright gave a delightful
musicale Monday evening in honor Of
their ten guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright's
guests left here today. Three OF the
number. Arr. and Mrs. Edgar r.
wright. OF London. England. and little
son will soon return there.
Mr.. Wright represents the Mono
Service drinking cups OF the British
Empire.
The cups were originally invented
by q. Elmer Taylor. a nntive OF
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
MUSTEROLE-OUICK
RELIEF! NO BLISTER!
Il Soothes and Relieves Like a
Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting

Musteroie l. a clean, white ointment.
made with the oil of mustard. Il does air
tho work of the old-fsshioned mustard
plaster-does Il better and does not bis
ter. You do not have TO bother with a
cloth. You simply rub Il on--and usually
the pain is gonel
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ble and recommend il to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief Il
gives from sore throat, bronchitis, Group,
stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism. lumbago, pains
and aches of the back or joints, sprains,
lore muscles, bruises, chiiblains, frosted
'eet, colds of the chest (it often pre-
rents pneumonia).
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
VACCINE PHYSICIANS BUSY.

City vaccine physicians. whose terms
expired on January and who were re-
elected bv City Council last night. sub
nittee partial reports OF their work dur
ing the wear The physicians we're busy
because Of the smallpox scare.
The report of DIR. II. VI. Willis showed
700 vaccinations among school children,
while he assisted IN the wholesale vac
cinations during fhc outhreal, Of small
pox. Or. n. NJ First reported 1000 vac
rinafions he worked on another thou
sand cases
DR. G. r.. Foulkc reported that he
had vecciuated $50 patients and assist e.
cd in vacciroing the six thousand or
more people vaecinated during the
year.
DR.. P a. VI. Ro7itti did not file a
renort
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

Smyrna, but now or Newark ~ j..
where. they are manufactured for the
United States
Before The European war there was
branch OF the business IN France
Personals.-Mr and Mrs. Cummins
r. Speakman, OF Ponnsgrove. y. I.
and little daughter. are visiting Mr.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
.ADAMSON LAW NOT
EFFECTIVE ON B. & 0.

Pending decision by the United
States Supreme Court as TO the con q
stituticnality OF the Adamson Eight
Hour Law, the Baltimore q Ohio Rail
road has issued a circular stating
that the company will pay its en-
ployes under the old schedules and
that accurate records viii be kept OF
the earnings OF each employe affect
cd, 40 that IN the event that the law
be upheld any additional compensa-
tion will be paid promptly.
This IA IN accordance with an
agreement reached between attorneys
for the Government and fo- the rail
roads. The notice issued by the Bal
timore & Ohio quotes this agreement
in full that section pertaining TO ad-
ditionsl compensation being as fol-
lows?
I'm each pending case except this a
consent order shall be entered con-
tInuing further action therein until
the decision OF this court, and pro
viding that plaintiff from and after
January /, 1917, shall keep its books
and accounts IN such manner that n
the cOnstitutionality Of the act 10 up
held. IL shall ascertain the account
due to the employees affected under
the construction placed upon
the act ~ this court. and shall
promptly Day them said accounts
which right right can at any time
he enforced for their benefit on their
own motion or on the motion OF the
defendant United States Attorney"
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

II IL ia ineonven.
lent 20 call. Phone
D. & A. 7iO4 or An
tomatic 1865 ana
one Of our repre-
ssntatives vii vfsN
you within the prt-
vscy Of your hons
or place Of business.
A postcard will slso
answer the purpose.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
70 REMOVE DANDRUFF

Get 25-cent bottle OF Danderine AZ
any drug store pour "a little into your
hand and rub Il wen into the scalp
with the finger tips. BY morning most
II not all. or this awnil scurf will have
disappeared. Two 'or three applica-
tions will destroy every bit Of dand-
ruff; stop scalp itching and falling
hair.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

Speakman's mother Mrs Carloine r.
Spcakman. here Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Busscr. of Germantown. and daughter.
Miss Helen. are visiting Mrs Busser's
mother, Mrs Joseph T.. Beckett who
is convaloscing from a severe Illness.
Miss Goodwin. OF Henderson. Nd
was the guest over Sunday of Misc
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
RESERVATIONS POR THE
MTTMTNgTON fONCERTvl

Subscribers to the wiimipxton Con
cert Series may reserve heir seats
for the recital on January 20. at The
Playhouse. on January 10. II and IL.
--Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Il osT-DfAMoND TfRF. SHOE. FROM
- Shollpot Park TO Wilmington, on Decem.
Der %. 1916. Finder rewarded II returned
10 the Evening Journal once ianb.at
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived hy the Mayor and Council FOR two
steel pigeon hole cases With bases and box
drawcrs plans and specifications oan be
had a. Office Of the Clerk Of Oounch. Pro.
posals must be deposited with tho CLERK Of
Council on or before clock 2. NJ, Thurt.
day, January "a. 1917. rhe right 20 reject
any or al h.ds "a reserved
ALBERT \. WILLIAMS
Chairman Public Buildings COMMITTEES.
ianb.i1.16.
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

Edith Collins. of Smyrna. Miss Helen
Barnes returned on Tuesday from a
vist Of several days to friends at Mer-
chantyillc n, J..
Evening journal., 1917-01-05

Your position Is calling - you to-
day IN the Wan, columns Hesd the
call of oporiunliy.-Adv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-11
MOB QUELLED
BY Governor

MURRAY. Ky, Ian Murra,
was quiet this morning. following
the demands OF a mob last night
that Circuit Judge G. ". Bush and
Commonwealth Attorney Smith turn
over Lube Martin. negro. who had
killed Policeman Guthrie Duiguid
recently. Gov. Stanley arrived on q
special train. and addressed the
mob
He asked that the negro he given
a fair trial. and backed up his re.
quest with a threat TO call out the
militia.
Martin is now en- route 10 Muir
ray from the Hopkinsville Jail
where he was taken for safe keep
ing.
Sheriff Fox OF Galloway county
told the United Press Martin will
be brought into the court room to
day.
Fox said he did not expect trou
BILE and would not permit his depu
ties and other court attaches TO dis
play firearms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-11
BOPP WILL ASK
FOR new TRIAL.;
FACES PRISON

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ii.-Un
daunted by the verdict OF the jury
which convicted them OF conspiracy
90 violate American nutrallty. Ger
nan Consul Franz Bopp and asso
ttes today instructed their coun.
TO file g motion for a new trial.
Nni,ed States District Judge Hunt
- unced today he would hear de-
fense motions at that time. and
Chief Defense Counsel Theodore
Roche declared that. should the re
trial be denied. he would appeal 20
a higher court.
Bopp and his four co-defendants
were plainly amazed when the yer
dict was returned ut s:l5 last night.
The jury had retired at 4:i0. and
had taken only few ballots before
complete agreement was reached
finding all the defendants guilty.
The first OF the Indictments
charges organizing military expe.
dition against Canada. and the sec
ond conspiracy 20 blow up ships
and trains carrying war munitions
TO tho allies.
In addition TO Bopp those con.
victed are: Eckhardt Won Setback.
vice consul: Lieut.. Wilhelm Won
Brincken. military attache OF the
consulate: Charles c. Crowley. So.
cret agent Of Bopp. and Mrs. Mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-11
ARMY AVIAT0RS
STILL MISSING

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 1l.-An all
night search for Col. Harry Bishop
aud Lieut.. w 4. Robertson. ir.,
aviators from the government
school, who yesterday attempted to
fly to Calexico, over the mountains.
has failed to reveal any trace of
the missing men. The only word
concerning the men was the state
r1ent of Don Robio. ranchman. near
Jacumba, who reported seeing their
machine glide to earth seven miles
distant. Whether there was an &C
cident or the flyers were coming
Gown of their own accord, he could
rot tell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-11
Hair Often Ruined
BY Washing With Soap

Soap should be used very careful
Is. n you want TO keep your hair
looking It's best Most soaps and
prepared stampoos contain too
much alkali. This dries the scalp.
makes the hair brittle. and ruins II.
The best thing for steady use is
inst ordinary mulsified cocoanut
oil (which Is pure and greaseless). .
and IL better than the most ex.
pensIve soap or anything else YOU
car use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will
cleanse tho hair and scalp thoroiy.
simply moistcn the hair with wa
ter and rub II in. II makes an
abundance OF rich, creamy lather.
which rinses out easily. removing
every particle Of dust, dirt, dan
driiff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and II
leaves the scalp soft. and the hair
fine and SILKY bright. lustrous,
duffy and easy TO manage.
You can get mulslfied cocoanut
oil at any pharmacy. it's very
cheap. and a few ounces viii sup
ply every member OF the family for
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