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courtroom. thronged with women anu
men. seemed to- grow more tense IN
keeping with The drama which was
being enacted there Spaniel was ties
living in direct examination at The
lime. He had been told to relate Inc
events of the staying as well rs ne
could. He stopped his recital a
moment. And then began again IN
a choked voice, hushed with sobS:
"The clouds had been coming over
me: cloud after cloud. vel aileE
veil. | didn't know what was aCtlng
was somebody else acting? dldn
know what it was or who it was: Il
wasn't /. And I knew ! trled 10
turn ii back. Then heard one shot.
That was the only shot I heard. !
knew We wrestled on the seat. lev
that if Butler got that gun away from
me he would kill me and Crystal TOO.
| knew he was, getting 1t away from
me. thought Of little pistol IN my
pocket. | don't remember OF MS II
nally getting the gun out, OF my manu-
but I had got out the little pistol, and
! don't know. but think J fired a
couple OF times maybe.
Fired At Butler
81 found myself next. OUTSIDE me
ear, over against the fence, and |
came back quickly 10 the car. BullAr
seemed to be right behind Mrs. Span
nell. could see the flashes Of gun;
rushed around 10 the other, side OF
the car and remember | fired at MN,
though ! don't know how many
times. Then ! saw him fall and saw
Mrs. Spaniel there in the door
II grabbed her and called CRYSTAL
eneak tn me and she was all right.
And baby was waiting for us 10 come.
She was all RICH! Mrs: Spalne a
and / thought she tainted. ana 'nrn
thought Butler had killed her. kne"
there was something the matter.
"rhere was no answer, l sra oo 3t,a
her and tried to get her OUT OF t III .
car. | couldn't move her and J put sne
pistol 10 my own head. would XII
myself. Then, baby came up before
me and she seemed to say Don't naa,
DIV, I'm waiting for you; and some
.Sina nulicI nv arm down and | start
ed away. called for help.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE..

Pittsburgh. Pa. January !. 1917.
! The Pittsburgh Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad
Company. CORPORATION NJ the State OF West Eir-
giais Tile Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chc,Eo snd Fl.
/ Ionis Railway Company corporation OF the States
" Pennsylvania. West Virginia. Ohio. indIsna and
Illinois, the vundslia Railroad Company. corrorl.
tlon NJ the States Of Indiana and Illinois. snp Tbs
Anderson Belt Railway Company and the Cbkaso.
lndi,ma and Eastern Railway Company. corporations
G III. State Of Indiana. have. according 10 the laws
Of those States. bccH consoli dated into riilrosd
ro,n,rsny named The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicago
and 81, Louis Railroad company. effective January
! 1877 the agreement " consolidation having been
ili.d In the Office of tie Secretary OF State OF West
/ Virginia on the 29II day NJ Drcember. 1916. 1,
Hereafter the property formerly owned by the Pitts
blrrh Whern: aud Kentucky Railroad Company.
The Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chicago aud st. Louis
Railwuy COMPANY. rsudulia Railroad Company. The
| Anderson BELT Railway Company and Chicago. lnd-
ANA aud Eastern Railway Company In the States Ut
Wost Virgini. rrnnsylTamE. Ohlo. Indiana aud Hi
po!s will b. owned and liberated BY The PittS6urSh
: Cincinnati. Chicago aud ST. f<rus Railroad CON-
pauY.
rITTsBCRGH. WHEELING AND KENTUCKY
! RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
/ ST LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
IVASDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPASi
CHICAGO. INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
! C"ErANY.
! s. H. CHURCH.
.,.l;.G0, Secretary
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MURDER STORY.
CONTINUED from First Page

his seat and said If it wasn't fol
Mrs. Spaniel. I'd choke those words
down your throat
- No, he won't, I'm the one thai
has been insulted' Spaniel said his
wife cried out as she jumped to hel
feet
"She tried to tell me something
while Butler tried 10 keep her quiet
She kept saying that as soon as Mrs
Butler left the room, he grabbed her
but she said. I cant repeat his filthy
words. -
Then the witness continued, But
Ter caught him and pushed his head
down upon the steering wheel. 81
thought Of the gun in the pocket oil
the car and I got it, some way
Recital Has Effect.
The recital OF the tragic events be
gan to have their effect upon Spaniel
From the beginning Of his story, his
voice had become more strained. The
atmosphere Of expectancy In the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-26
TRY THIS FOR
BETTER HEALTH.
URGES I'M P L E INEXPENSIVE
HOME TREATMENT MANY PEO-
PIE HERE HEARTILY
RECOMMEN

So many men and women become
old Looking and feel worn out all Inc
, lime il is time 10 call halt and rem
pdy The causes which are leading 10
This condition. In the hurry, worry,
wnrkaday years 10 come the reader
ourb, to give serious thought 10 the
consequences that result from too 1T
lie exercise, TOO much TO eat, and 100
much worry and work, without Sutli-
cienI slrep to commentaries the aW-
full drain upon the system and nerves.
anyone troubled with Indigestion,
biliolIsnpss,. constipation, pains III pit
Of stomach or chest, nervousness,
headaches, loss of appetite, strength
and weight should hesitate long before
continuing the downhill slide. In Inc
first place the system should at once
liz. brought back 10 normal IN ordtr
thai nature may have lair chalct
10 guard itself against disease anu
premature illness.
Once The vital organs or stomach
kidney and liver are working harmonl-
uusly again. such troubles ike Tneu,
malism, govt. lumbago, sclat!ca ana
kindred ailments Of the blood swiftly
disappear, the appetite. PICKS up anu
with food well digested strength VI.
tality and energy will return pul hot
before, according TO many tests.
1t therefore behovcs the man or
woman so troubled 10 al once begln
The process Of rebuilding and at the
same time 10 eat less. exercise more
eel plenty of good sleep and cut OUT
The abuse and excuses that cause
these troubles.
4 short treatment OF Tanlac. the
new remedy Of the eminent German
chemist. Herr Trimbach, proves won
derfully efficient in such cases and as
tonic, system cleaner and builder al
The present time has no equal: Gel a
bottle today at c. II. Griest & COS
Drug Store, 1925 Market Street.
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", Y, j. MANDOLIN AND
GLEE CLUBS COMING
important Musical Organizations VIII
Appear Here February Onder
Auspices Of Macademy CLUB

An announcement of special inter
esl 10 music lovers of the WhrcliAs
;district WAS made yesterday when Ii
was made known that the West Nir-
ginia University Mandolin and Glee
Clubs will appear in his city, ,n reG Ta.
rademy Club. These we'll known mus
ical Organizations. which this year are
said 10 be the best that ever repre-,
sented the states highest lnstltuiIGh
of Iearinp will give IA concert in he
Scottish Rite Cathedral.
The concert TO be given here Mon
day evening, February .. VIII he me
frs, on il tour Of the STATE. From nero.
thr clubs will 20 10 New MarlinSvil:e
for a matinee the next day. then 10
Sistersville for an evening concert
On Wednesday. il will appear IN laEh-
erSburc, while Spencer, WILKINSON.
Eenoyn, Huntington, Charleston: Veg
ion and CIarksburS are Included ID
the itinerary.
Announcement will be made soon al
the seat sale.
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PROHIBITION
Continued from First Pa2o.)

mpnt of Sanitarium for the treai'
ment Of colored victims Of tubercli'
losis. and one regulates itinerant vend.
ing and provides that no itinerant
vendor shall advertise, represent Oh
hold forth a sale Of goods, wares or
merchandise as Il bankrupt, ins0iVent
assignee, trustee. administrator. ETC.
unless he states in writing, under
oath, all the facts relating To the rea
son and character Of such sale adVer
tised. The bill passed relating 10
salaries of county officers is TO allow
sheriffs for keeping and feeding prlS
oucrs only the exact actual and nee
essarv expenses thereof, but in nc
event shall the expense be over nifty
cents a day for each prisoner. II
allows also the actual and neceSsar!
expense for arresting or pursuing iuSl
tiyes and transporting such persons
from one Institution to another. The
bill also stipulates that whenever q
sheriff gives bond with fidelity and
indemnity company as surety, me
county court shall pay the premium
if it does not exceed three dollars Oh
each thousand dollars year.
Other bills passed were OF loca
nature.
INAUGURATION Bill Passed.
House Bill No. eos, appropriatlng
S2,5UO for the purpose Of defrayinG
expenses of the inauguration OF John
J. Cornwell as governor was passed
by the senate.
The bills passed today by the house
were six In number. One Of them re
lates 10 DEGREES OF sale, another &c
the extension Of the jurisdiction OF
the common pleas court Of kanawha
county: another the adjustment OF
the criminal court Of Fayette county
another to the manner Of bringing
suits against and BY partnerships
The bill relieving husbands OF llabll
i,y for utterances of their wives was
passed after some debate on the floor
Amendments to the acts Of 1911, IN
reference to the Parkersburg indepen
dent school district. are provided in
House Bill No. lis. which was among
those passed. These relate to the
election of school commissioners, the
payment OF pensions To teachers and
the attending of Institutes by teach
ers. Because of some errors OF trivia
nature appearing in House Bill No. %
relating to compulsory school attend
ance, this measure. which was or
third reading and which promises tt
later pass the house, was re-Submitte&
TO the committee on education.
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THE THEATRES
HYAMS & MINTYRE IN my
HOME TOWN GIRL" TONlGH !

You need mol be d tired business ;,
man to enjoy My Home Town GIT
in which John lIyams and Leila NC
Intyre are being featured and when
lis 10 be seen al the Court theatre 10,
might. and Saturday. matinee ahu
night. II is smashing hii. The DOCK
and lyrics of Frank SlammerS are Il
delight and the music. by louis a.:
Hirsch, is always ,unelul. 7 here was
never a more pleasing number man
INV Home Town" llirsch'' score IS
charming. not noisy and vulgar;
"My Home Town Girl sets BRISK
pace for other producers. In color
schemes and costume harmonieS II
concentrates all the scenic and Sar-
'iorial beauties Of the season on one
stage and casts them at You with Such
good taste thai their original artistic
form is retained With This new
vehicle which bore the label or sue,
cess when FIRST produced last fall ana
played in the larger cities, HyamS. d
Mcintyre have found most h,tihS
successor 10 their other briiliahl
piece "The Girl Of My Dreams.
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WHITE GIRL AND
NEGRO ARRESTED
COUPLE FROM PADEN CITY
"PfNCHED" ON WHITE SLAVE
RY CHARGE
Black Takes Woman To Roomln9
House In BellaIre For Night.
'Tis Alleged

When Ilughe Davis. la Jack Jullll-
son, about as black negro as one
would find in q days journey, and An
ME Synder. I; pretty blonde. ~ years
old, of Paden City, near Sistersvlllr.
were arrested yesterday morning d!
Federal Officer J. h! Wilson. il WAS
The first alleged white slavery arrest
ever made in this section of the coun'
try in which son OF Ham and Il
white woman were the principals. ~
cepting Jack Johnsons episodes. II IS
The first one In the country so far as
the local officials are aware. "Mlslc''
Davis and the Snyder girl are in the
county Jail. They will be arralgncti
for preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner George +. Boyd
Saturday afternoon 1T o'clock.
The couple were arrested i'll mis-
city yesterday morning 81 ortly alter
they stepped from traction car ali
er having spent the night in Il negro
lodging house in Bellaire, it is SAID.
Roth Davis and the girl live in. Padtn
City. They had three grips filled win
wearing apparel when arrested Two
belonged 10 the negro and The other
ito the woman. The pair left pad"n
City Wednesday afternoon and imm"'
diately went to Bellaire, where the
girl said she and Davis stayed in d
rooming house. They evidently had
returned TO this city TO take a train
for Pennsylvania where the negro
was to work.
The woman is unusually attractive
and a decided blonde. while the neg o
is a decided brunette anil 'pop-eyea.
The girl is of one Of the best families
in Tyler county. 1t is said her father
for years was engaged in the mercan'
tile business and later farmed.
When ! asked the girl what sht;
meant by associating with q negro
said officer Short yesterday, she
lust 'snuffled and with eyes filled
with tears asked what they would do
with Davis"
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ROOT SUPPORTS
Continued from First Page.)

soluLe destruction and abandonment
of the principles upon which this war
was begun. 1t does not say Servia, it
does not say Belgium, but there The
chosen head Of The American people.
has declared the principles OF the
American Democracy in unmistakable
terms. And every word OF that decla-
ration which | believe truly represents
the conscience and judgment of the
American people, denounces the sacri-
flee of Belgium and OF Servia and
the principles upon which they were
made
The speakers plea for universal SER
vice and his denuncialion Of Germany
brought his hearers TO their feet,
cheering, time and again. His adj
dress was The feature Of day filled
with vigorous appeals for universal
military training and service. which
promises to be the central theme Of
the Congress. although long pro-
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F ROM|2OP0UNDS
CLEAR Up To |48
OTHER WONDERFUL GAINS WERE
MRS. DlLiAN'S, THANKS
TO NERV-WORTH.
This is worth repeating:


For eight years I suffered with
nervousness and indigestion. No sleep
no rest and all run down. No appe
tite and would vomit after Id eat
Full OF gas, very weak. weight 100 lbs
have taken three bottles OF Merry
Worth and from the very start | was
satisfied that 1t WIS the medicine
needed. Had only taken half bottle
when relief was in sight and now
can say AM WELL. | sleep, eat
feel good in the morning and AN
happy once more. recommend Merry
Worth to my friends, as | am simply
made over and feel like Il different
being. | weigh now las lbs"
MRS. LIZZIE DHlAN.
Stop 5, Pan Handle Traction.
Your dollar back at Baer's Drug
Store, Market and Twelfth streets,
Wheeling. if Nerv-Worth does not
benefit you.
Wentworth is also sold By Cameron
Drug Co. Cameron. W. Va: Wyrlck 5
Sons, ST. Clairsville. o.; Rals,on d
Parker, Martins Ferry. o.; HilleS
Bros, GAINESVILLE, q.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Truitee't Sale,


Br TIrure nf a deed Of trust made LIS Amriia l..
OTTO. and Louis otto her husband. !" Lee +. pphbs.
~ Trustee. dated the goth day Of lI,-'cmber. lh.
and recorded In the office {" the Clerk Of tile County
t'otIrt Of Ohio County. Wrst Virginia. in deed ri
Trust Enok no. 81. paSr 81. ] will lie 9TH day
o. January. 1917. commencing al 10 u"ln.k 4. IN.
nfor for sale At public suction. at the front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio County West Virginia.
certain pieces of Iani situated In and adacen, 10 the
Town Of TriadeIrhia. in Ohio County. West Virginia.
that Is 10 say: The east nnrhaN ~ Of lot eight
four ts4l all Of lots numbered cightr-fre 1851
.ighty-sl1 1861. eighty seven is' and eighty eight
(ssl in tie Town OF TriadelphIa laid nut b. Josiah
Thompson. Also piece or purcell nf land LYNX M
the waters OF Little Wheeling creek. In said Ohio
County. West virginia. through which two streams
or water flow (which no; 10 b. diverted fran
their present cnurSrl aud which parcel contains one
acre lD less. Alsn another piece or parrcl
Of land. the interest in which Henry Otto was ron
Ieyed by Robert White. Trustee. to benjamin Exlrs.
by deed da,ed September 18th. 1891! and is more
particularly described IN deed from George Folmsr
and wife. benjamin E1lcr, d&tcd September 9th.
1884, and recorded IN thr ure II Tin t'lrrk "f the
County Court OF ohio County West Virginia III
Decd Book No. 81. page iIG aud in said decd de-
scriiHd contain thrr" and une fourth On acres
more or less.
The interest In said parcels "f land intended I"
he conveyed hereby. all that which IS conveyed o
Henry kalht.cr. hr three several deeds "ne from
Isent amin l:xiry dated April Sth. 1897. one from
Robert White. Spiral Commissioner. dated March
18th 1885 and tho other from Robert White. Trustee.
dated November 18th. 1894. which said deeds afr
recorded In the nifre 81 the Clerk If ih" County
Court " Ohio County. West Virginia. in Deed Book
No 9s on pages +6j. IGS. and 4sG. Respectively. II
also being the shine property which conveyed i
Amelia l.. ustn. by Henry Kallh,zrr. and wife. b'
deed which is recorded III the office Of tn" CLERK
81 the County Court NJ Ohio County West Ni!Slni1.
in Deed IlnnE NJ. III. PAGE III.
TERMS nF SALE: One-hr' " the pnrcllos"
money or 81 much as the purchaser may elect
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tmore and Ohio road held in Pitts
burgh Wednesday.
Mr.. Kcrchum said that the next
meeting will be held in this city in
June, and That the officials of the
road Stated al the session that just
as soon as contracts can be closed, the
new Wheeling freight depot and other
improvements. calling for an expendi-
ture OF S225.000 in this immediate
community. will be commenced.
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B. & Q. DEPOT
t:ere Will Be Commenced As Soon AS
Contracts Are CIoscd-Oelegates
Return From Conference

General Manager Charles NJ. krtrlI-
um of The Wheeling Cummrrclal as
suciatinn and Attorney w. IL. Casey.
representing HE Elm Grove Board or
Trade. returned home yesterday from
thr industrial conference Of the Pills
h,Ir.h. Wherein. divisions If the l;al-
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CARS DERAILED

RaIliInor" & ohio passenger trains ar
irving al Ecllaire last evening wore
somewhat delayed on account OF Il de-
railmrnt of freight cars at Warnock.
y. The wreck, which was said to have
been small one. was not reported 10
Y & q. haaduuarterS here. and dis
patchers supposed for a time that the
report Of the wreck originated from the
Benwnod wreck train heinG taken 10
IVaruork tn pick up some old cars.
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SUSPECT NOT HELD

4 rulored YounE man on his way from
Pittsburgh to t'air,nont. was taken into
custody as H.. stepped from Pennsyl-
vania railroad train h"rr last evening.
on suspicion thai h" had committed n
robbery at Rurgcttstown. Pa. He was
able 10 give a clear account Of his
whereabouts. however, and was allowed
10 l.nntinun Oh his WV 10 ltAirm0nt:
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PLAY Cathedral Tonight.

The Philadelphia District High School
basketball team will play the Cathedral
High School team at Wheeling tonight.
and II Is expected that Il large number
Of the members OF the s,uocnt body will
attend Saturday night doubl" bill
has been arranged in Philadelphia. the
girls playing Shadysldc and the boys
meeting the GAINESVILLE High School
team.
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FINANCIAL
OUT-THE-PIKE
To Install Pastor.

will be installed as pastor OF st. James
Lutheran Church at Elm Grove Sum
day evening with impressive services.
The installation ceremony will be in
charge Of Rev. George +. Helm. pastor OF
st. Matthew's Church. Renwood. and ST
Matthew's congregation ~as been invited
to attend.
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rinserrArtsu suspended.

Miss Helen Wilson. who conducts
Kindergarten In Elm Grove. has sus-
pended classes for several days on at
count of illress among lnr scholars.
Miss Wilson also announced that after
February I. classes will be held in the
morning instead of In the afternoon.
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gram in which other questions OF ma
lional defense will be. treated has
been mapped out.
Judge Parker Presided
Alton B. Parker. Of New York, pre-
sided today, and Senator sutherland,
of Utah, at the night session, tho
speakers including 3. Stanwood Men
ken. first president Of the Security
League, Lawrence +. Abbott, MRS.
William Cumming Story, William KOS
coe Thayer, Henry L. Stimson, FOR
mer Secretary of War: George l.. Won
Never, former secretary OF the navy
and Rear-Admiral Bradley A. f1ske'
retired. Every speaker endorsed pro-
posals for universal military service
which will be formally recommended
in resolutions later.
Mr.. Menken declared that despite
Two wears of effort, the defense prob
lem was unsolved. He credited sec,
Rotary Daniels with having exercised
every effort to build up the navy; but
declared the Hay bill known as the
National Defense Act, continued urea
.sonabIe" measures Of pork" 4
He demanded that Congress meet
in EXTRA session TO work out an ade-
duate military policy.
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couucilmsn Take osths.

Members of the retiring council OF
Elm Grove. in a closing session last
night. turned over to the newly elected
members the reins OF the executive gov
eminent of the town, according to the
were given their oath of office by
Mayor NJ 7. Coberly, excepting Council
man John Reister, who il i'll. Mr.. Reis-
ter took the oath last Wednesday even
ing
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.bo,+ READY to operate.

Work upon the opening OF the new
mine at Miller street. EdGington Lane.
is progressing rapidly. il WAS announced
last night. The mine will be ready for
oneratfon within few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-26
''Ce|ery-Mist" Relieves
Headache Quickly

4 single trial will convince YOU
Relieves headache in a jiffy. Pleas
ant and easy 10 take. Contains no
opiates or narcotic drugs. Costs only
SC per package, at all stores in city
or country.
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HaYinr Good Meetings.

Revival services In the First NJ. T..
Church of Elm. Grove are highly sue
ceSSful. Last night there was one con-
version. Rev. l.. 2. Lewellyn, pastor
OF the Stone Presbyterian Church. will
preach tonight. relieving the Rev. j. II.
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Forshey Funeral Today.

Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie For
Shey. whose death occurred this week.
will be held this morning ut $3.50 o'clock
at the place OF death III Elm Grove. fol-
lowed by the celebration OF requiem high
mass in st. Vincent de PaufS Church.
Burial will be in Mount Calvary.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Baird Lash
ley. " hose G,.;lt II occurred Tuesday ':Tei-
ing w,rr held yesterday afternoon at
| 81 o'clock at the place OF death. III
charge of Rev l.. =. i.ewcllrn. pastor
uf the SIUn" rrcSbVlrria church.. The
services ut the home were private. Pub
lie services were held III tie sion" Pres
bytrrian church at .:"u o'clock. and
were followed by burial in the Stone
Church cemetery.
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rapvood Council to Meet.

C'ouncilmcn of Edgwood. recently re-
elected. ct a meeting to be held Monday
evening. February :. will start the new
year. The unfinished business OF the
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WINE SOLD wHtGEY.
THAT. tho Charge Against william l.
Arrested on Government WeffA1S.

combination Of wine and whiskey
was served yesterday morning by
Fitted states DEPUTY Marshal John ".
Short. Not on tray. but in warrant.
when he arrested William j.. Wine.
charged with selling liquor without a
government license Wine waved pre-
iiminory hearing before. Commissioner
Rovd and gave bond 10 the federal grand
Jury here. He was arrested in criminal
court where Il" was arraigned on a
similar otfcnse s, y