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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
BELLAIRE TAILOR
|NvENTS DEVICE
TO Protect BOATS
T. e SEALS BELIEVES BE HAS
SOLVED THE SUBMARINE
MENACE.
Feriects ingenious Device In the Form
Of torpedo Denector-Keepa
Details Secret.

+ f. seals n Ecilair" tailor. has per-
:rri,.,i ;h.. !nu,lrlS uf what lie hopes Viii
prove an effective. 'i"viC" f." protecting
iIlrIrnaul ships frun submarine Tor
iuri,n.~ Specifications -! the invention
nnNt h"su fu:WarrtrrH a. navy depart
ml"ut officials at Westminster. 10 DO iNl-
i"W,d hv mudrlS showing just how the
d"NI". works.
WHETHER II proves equal 10 III" defect
IuE ri Inrp"d"r> or not. Mr.. seals r"r-
talnIy has hit upon an Ingenious idea.
I'"ci"i In DETECT the miSSii" and send
IL back in the direction from which II
starts IN its mission Of dc9tfuctlon
Mr.. Seals last evening exhibited MS
model 10 an intclliEcnCrr reporter. \
miniature torpedo with y paper cap III
position occupied by explosives III
gcni!ine turpcGo WAS hrcd al Il model
merchant ship. equipped with a NINA
ture oc tho dcvic" 10" d"lccllnE 'nT-
nrdnce Tho device worked and the
tl;tle torpedo started back toward m;
gun from which il WAS ired. The d..
vice was removed. Il second immature
torpedo was fired and exploded as II
uuscd !rln IN" target
Nh Seals secured his idea from read
inr Of target practice on the ocean
believing that II water acts az u ""-
hcctnr, a metallic Substance would 10
with the result that he believes he has
Invented y worthy device. NJ his re-
u;rst no description 90 IN" device ar
its method of operation Is revealed.
Tic inventor OF tn" torpcd" d"Ucri""
is a native ~ Belmont county ana now
conducts tailor shop on Union SlrcS'
in that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

sites and in enforcing export regula
lions virtually will take up the Duloen
Of the British blockade, now 10 oe en-
forced from tho point Oh origin VI
supplies. ; ,he
neutral countries will keep the closest
check on re-eXports and VIII De
charged with responsibility Tor seems
that American supplies stop before
reaching the German border.
Food Export Policy.
Every move IHlucr the. act wi! nc
al. under presidential proclamation
issued on the aGTiCc OF the export -
council. a;hirh viii meet every lay 10
discuss subjects q policy -,
y policy regarding i9"d rNp"rtS VIII
h. formulated by the food ahmInislra;
lion T., h.. approved n: Shc 'sNp"rtS coun'
ell After the department "l nErlcui'
lures fuud surrey has been nhdc. a
program OF TODD apport!"'!in"ht amour
the allied and neutral countries Will DE-
prcpsred BY Herbert (. Hoover. head 81
thr nIInini stratinn and THIS Will gov
crn shipments. -,
The fond supply. il il made clear. Will
hc used first T." feed tins country. sec
uud 10 feed the allies. and what Is lclt
NH 80 ~ ncGtrals.
Presidents Statement.
President Wilson'S statement or ms
export control polio! says III part:
ut is Important that the country
should understand Just what is m
tended in The control Of exports
which is about /" b." nndcrtakCh.
and since tlr power j. Vested by
the crugrcss IN tbs President. |
,,ail speak with authority concern
ing it, The exports council VIII DC
merely adv isnry Ia the Fr"SidHnt.
There will. OF course. he 40 pro.
hibi,inn OF exports. The normal
course ur trade will h" inicrtcr"d
with rs little as possible. and. 50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
DEAR Stop Your Dandruff
by using
Pompeian HAIR Massage"
by using

clean and invigorated. In one
month your Dandruff will be gone.
Pompeian HAIR Massage is 4
clear amber liquid. Not oily. Not
sticky. Very pleasant to use.
Greatest treatment for Dand-
ruff in the world" says J. A.; Y
Chicago, ILL.,, and / speak from
experience. My hair before I
started using it had gone beyond
the ordinary stages Of Dandruh
and was covered with scales which
embarrassed me greatly. have
introduced Pompeian HAIR Mas
sage to my friends"
Practically every user say.-
one bottle shows actual results.
Get a Csc, SOC or 81 bottle at the
stores and say the same.
Have your barber every now md
then apply careful Pornpeisn
HAIR Massage. Used in over
10000 of the best barber. shops
from Maine to California.
Made blythe reliable makers OF
the famous Pompeian MASSAGE
Cream and Pompeian NIGHT
Cream. Adv. Or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
CRUGER CASE
Continued from First Pase.)

Ithe police. Cocchi's bride wrol" home,
charging CoCrhi with GntatihGuIneSs.
She reported that the husband of 4
woman with whom he had been going
had had Cocchi arrested. but that Inc
man later obtained Cocchi's release
when he gave promise 10 reform.
Admitted Wrongdcngs.
Cocchi was upbraided b. his own
Relatives and those Of his wife Tor
failure to mend his ways. He wrote
Ihome humble confessions Of his
wrongdoines. hul urged his people To
cndeavor to induce his wife 10 be less
Jealous of him. He even suggested
that they COME 10 thr United States
and endcayor 10 restore peace in his
family.
When Cocch returned recently 10
bologna the police say his. relatives
we're SURPRISED and oven fearful thas
something serious had occurred. In
reply 10 questions. CoCchi said he had
left New York because Of The jealousy
Of his wife. and also that h" desired
10 join the coors. Shortly afterwards
letter arrived from Cncchls wife IN
which she. is said 10 have asserten
that Cocchi had cloped with a Girl Is
years old. after borrowing Mrs. Coo
chis total possessions. fifteen dollars
Nervous Denial.
Cocchi nervoGsly denied tho allcga-
ton, asserting that the charge was
due to the unusual imagination Of
his wife. He luld. however, about
Miss Crugcr going 10 his shop 10 have
her skates Sharpened. When iurther
particulars arrived from the United
States, Cocchi wepl. declaring ne was
a victim Of persecution. He dld not
confess. however
On May II Mrs. Cocchi wrnic nome
again. saying that she was being de-
tanned as A material witness against
her husband and Was i'll d"sner'c
straits. Her younger son. Who's, she
said. is almost dead from prlNai'"n
and fright.
Admitted the Murder.
During thu rXam!nal ION. when CncChl
said h. had sailed from New York.
February t. Tie Judged asked INN 10
explain whar be had dOnr during thr
low DAYS after his disappearance" and
before hn embarked CnrCh!. il Is
said. tried To chang" The Subirr'. He
said he had sailed aboard British
ship AS a mechanic.
the judge then pressed Cocchi more
closely. and tho prisoner even gave
some details Of he crime. He said he
had partly smnlhered Miss Crugcr 10
prevent her from shli"kinc, but rs she
had struggled Lc struck her. In fall
iuS, he added. Miss truccr mus nave
struck some vial spot, because he
suddenly discovered lhat she WAS dead.
In an attempt 10 conceal The crime
he carried the body into tho cellar anu
buried il in hole that bad bern used
TO store gasoline.
Later, according Ia tn" police. tocchi
said h. spent Two days and one might
before sailing for Italy in tho house
nf priest in Carleton street, New
York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
WITH
ACUTE PAINS
Wheeling Man Troubled With Pains
In Back and Sides for Eighteen
Years Relieved by Tanlac.

For eighteen years | was troubled
with severe pains III my. BACK anu
side" writes Mr.. Robert Johnson, IL
well known railroad man Of 2lb5 Main
street. this riiy Al times These
pains would become so severe that |
could moi do my work. | tried many
kinds nj medicines but none did me
any good. At last tried Tanlac. and
then knew that | WIS on the rl2ht
track.
After the FIRST bottle" continues
Mr.. Johnson. the Improvement in my
condition was 50 marked that | con
iinurd using il. anu now after having
taken two bottles can lru1hlul!y say
that il has don" wonders for mo. My
stomach and side does not bother NE
any more and do more and better
work than I have ever done. When !
consider that after eighteen years OF
doctoring. in which time | have uSrd
many different kinds Of medicine. 10
be relieved completely by Tanlac after
using only TWO bottles speaks wonders
for ii. urgently advise all those
troubled in similar manner 10 give
Tanlac a thorough irial--it is won
derfuI remedy"
Just think of it, eighteen years OF
misery, when all other remedies had
failed. 10 be relieved by The use or
but Two bottles of Tanlac. II is but
one Of tho. many remarkable cases
cited where Tanlac has shown results
when all other means had failed.
If .ou. are troubled with pains IN
side. weak kidneys. sluggish liver.
headache. dizzy and faintlne Hre'lS,
indigestion, constipation. loss Of sleep.
weight or appetite. give Tanlac Il
trial of from. thirty 10 ninety days.
Tanlac gets right down 10 the cause
of the trouble and uproots i--smoolh
and gentle in its action, a child could
take and enjoy It. Don't be a hack
slider. cali at c. II. GrieSt & Co.'S
Drug Store. Tanlac representatives in
Wheeling and get bottle today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
SHERIFF OF MARSHALL COUNTY
AND POSSE FIND YOUTH
HIDING IN DENSE WOOD.
Crime Upon BERTHE Oaugherty Alleged
to Have Been Committed IN
Brutal Manner Saturday.

George QuSley. Is years old. - IN
the Marshall COUNTY jai! III Mounds
Vile charged with attempting crlm'
inal assault upon BERTHE l)aughert!.
his 15-year-old step-sister. The crime
is alleged 10 have been committed IN
a lonely woods near their home IN
Liberty district. about FIVE miles from
Cameron. Saturday evening.
After Il long search. Sheriff W. +.
CLAYTON and three deputies from
Moundsyille yesterday found young
Ouigley hiding behind big rock in 4
dense woods Il short distance from his
home.
According 10 information given 10
Prosecuting Attorney James D. Par
riott, the girl was returning home
through 4 dense woods Saturday when
her step-brother. who i no blood Kin
met her and committed the attack
upon her.
The crime was discovered when the
girl returned home with her clothing
badly torn and told her story 10 her
mother. Her throat. il is said. showed
signs OF the attack and her clothing
was almost torn OFF. = physician was
summoned and the condition he found
indicated that her story OF being at
tackled was true. An examination OF
the scene where the girl says she was
attacked, il is said. indicates that the
girl had made a terrific struggle to
resist her s,ep-brother and defend her
honor.
She was unconscious. she told her
mother. she does not know how long
When she regained consciousness. she
declares. young Quigley told her not
to tell what mad happened as they
would send him TO the penitentlary
II she did
A warrant charging young Quisley
with a felony will be sworn out be-
fore a Moundsrille justice OF the
peace this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

"Dandruff has made your
hair straggly, thin looking and
lifeless. Your coat collar is. al
ways covered with ugly scales.
Stop your Dandruff now. You
can. Just look at my hair.
The Dandrnff is entirely gone
and almost overnight Ponpeian
HAIR Massage made my hair at
tractive."
The success of Ponpeian HAIR
Massage is in its nanle-"Mas-
sage" 1t is treatment. not
merely a tonic. The massaging
trubbins). Of the scalp wakes up
the roots Of the hair to new life.
This massaging also opens the
pores Of the scalp to the wonder
fully stimulating liquids IN Pom
peian HAIR Massage. Dandruff
goes. Your hair will become and
stay healthy, vigorous, attractive.
All that is needed is a little
massaging once or twice week.
One application shows results:
Your scalp will Immediately feel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
MARSHALL COUNTY
CLOSES CAMP A|GN
Contributions to Rod Cross Campaign
hay Total Sl5,ooo-MoundBviue
Gives Sl1, 800.

Asked I" contribute Slh.n06 In the
500 QO11uu fund for The American led
Cross. Marshall county. Just |" >h"W
she is patriotic ia III" core. exceeded
the figure hy s"ccral IhrusHnh dollars.
Mu"ndSvillc alone contributed Sill 5000
just s. 500 more than MAS expected
from tho entire COUNTY. Il was aun"Ilnc-
"d last nigh: 10y \. /" Srr"SEinS. CHAIR
man OF the E"l"rai committee. y f"%
workers Ar" yt. 10 report.
MCMcchcn also ran3" IL tn" front in
great shape. contributing &l.I41.Sg. pr
$3.50 more than her allotment. The
campaign in MrMcchcn lasted only two
days.
Cameron asked tn ContrihUtr tI.Hhn
has r%cend"d that allotment. although
NGNrra Mnrr noi nNaIlAhlc Inst nigh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
NATIONS TRADE
(Continued From First Page.)

best calculated 10 assist in winning The
war.
Tho neutral export proclamation
will he hurried 10 prevent removal
from Ih" tinted Sta'es OF large Sup.
plies OF fuudsiuff* bought h. tho ncu-
trails and nov stored IN This country
awaii;H" shipment. the government
is determined to hold nrulralS 10 nrccs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
OFF TO TRAIN
Melvin Sto1nhauser OF way to Join the
Junior Naval Receives.

Melvin Stcinhau$"r. of H." Island, H. l
last night for. New l."nd"n.. F""ii.. u
enter tho junior naval r'S'rI' iraihih'
school for thrr" in'itE< I'll" h''unS man
Il gradual Of Mh'iIS"" S'h""i ana son
of Mrs. Charles StriuifHMS'r. was rec
mrnded Tor the appointment 1" tnt
Junior naval rrS"rlc< ny Mayor IL. l.
Kirk several weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
BURNS ARE FATAL
TO M'MECHEN GIRL
Thres-Year-old Daughter of MI. and
Mrs. wesley Baumgardner
Dies IN Hospital.

Mary. three Ecnr-nld daughter ri Mr.
and MR.. WrsIr! l5HUngar'in"r vi Nc
MrrlI"n. di"d in til" ,;lcndai" hospital
Yesterday aftrrnn"n at - o'clock as Il
result If burns received y"rc yCstcrda!
morning. Sh" did not regain conscious
ness
The accident ncci!rr"d NJ The Me-
Mcrhcn rlH! grounds whore sh" WAS
playIuE with a number IF companions.
The hr" Was caused when ma trheS she
WAS carrying in her pocket icnitcb Nh. i
Shr was sliding dmwn chut"s Ncarly
al he clothing was burned from her
l,,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
new TALKING MACHINE RECORDS

!. L. s. Arrry ard Navy calls.
.. Ny Own United States.
= CnuS"rir tlranciS MarInillrnl.
4. Aloha q" clue! ';aI"@'
= Calico Rag con" Stop.
Ireland. Nv strickland CN"rn"n S'llrS'.
:. Th" EHunIcS at RuTnyNIlie center
tAicline FlanciSr.
s. Rolling III His Li;tl" Rolling chair
,Sam ASH.
.. lapr: Days S"huIiiS"h"
"a. thong Kong tRri"c and kihgl.
II. Til" Hospital Patient rdini"Eu"l.
L.. Hawaiian butterfly tfVN tr"h.
Those VIII" have thrilled :" ti'' r',li IT
nri.. Sans huSl" taud VITA, man. ""-
rn;u or child has n"'" - and have l"nEcd
To understand liz messages. ma! have
'hni l"ncin-: gratiIirh.
Vincent liuun". hugl-r. has r'cor"d
the ~ s. Army calls" and /. :. Navy
rallS" for columbia. Tr"""u'uG citrh
hIglc "a!l j. an Hnnoun""nh, NJ 81 IFS
name. given in Il clear. ringing v"I'" ny
Harry T.. Humphrey.
4 real s"IIi"r $nus---t--h" kind 'Il':
would expect - hear sung M CAMP
MY Own tinted Siat"s''--ia> bon re-
corded for C"umhir hy that splendid
cnsrmbl" "f masculine VOICES. ih' TO-
umhia stellar GlIarlr.t"-
TN the rr"t.S :" $ld- 81 tin dis" j. an
other war tim" ballad "f courage and
pathoS. ".fuSt Rcf"ru tn" Battle. Moth
cr" sung lay tn" sam" Quartrtl".
l'rnncls Maumilleu. ihr famed >I"lIniS:
VINO has just imiiird the tummhin stan
Of exclusive artists is a musical genius
in every sens. Of rho wurh. ~ sixteen
..ar% nf age h" was tho first American
tr win the Grand rriA a. IN" Brussels
I:nyaI Conservatory. And IN addition he
carried of tn" Van HAL 5000 cash prize.
Mr MacmiIlrr'S initial rerorhin%
-, NNIe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
REPAIR THE DAMAGE
TO Titles SHOP
Fourteen Building Pennies Issued BY
Inspector Fahey Last Week.
Mostly Alterations.

Among the building permits issued by
Building Inspector J. j. Faher last week
was one Cor Tho re,,ArS 70 the I. A. Little.
building on Market street. damaged by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

offered to- ,lc.n,,.c., -" ii,c srrIal dane"
"a III" ,ulm'nhrI ';ranh"rh'n" ''"uIan!.
"r"l'r"ri" drUm ami ri"Irr ruct ny
Howard l>"Il' and lrhnn l.. santa. On
IltIrd "t'ali"" lag.
Vernon S7:N'-' admirers viii welcome
their !al'r'f" IN . ~" '"r'' r'I" IL ~
lulnhin r,r"rnjnE "f "lr@';. nj. NJ sra
Innd" 'rart 'i.ll.."n." :n'' hcaEtiiul ful-
.iIim~u, e." NI,i"r Ilrrhnri'* ihlr'! Year
hr"::m "r producing Il Gcnuin" lrISh iiGhl
"Ir"h,nd. NJ! S,rcian,i." is without
doubt u;," nf ;h" most h,witrhins lrISh
melodies ever written.
.>d"Iiur Francis. III" C;rafanu.a story
Lady. has r","rl"d L n"N'r-h"tUrc-tnhl
>iGr; for h:" iii.l" friends Tine
!;unni"a 1T l;unu? viil' r'"ntrr. included
in q LAT" Columbia record announcement.
Tlr. We ruIl Will delight IN hcaring
about MrS. EInn! and her three emil
drcn--- "Smari!" 'wh" could spraH
pieces atmi run "rrandSl. 'MartE" nnd
"NrGy" and tn. u!iIin; I;TnnA party thai
was h"d amidst tn" clover hl"SS"in>.
Now lnU tn. suulm,r !ns roil"'I
ihuuDd lhr nest bust thing L" trip |"
Atlantic, Guy Is |" hear Sam Ash sing
:.huur ;hc .'r"lIingS' "t "&ublE Rollins.
The d,h"nair :,,a:'ldc her" g: h' I"rilar
gong. 'I;"ihnr III ills Little Rolling
EhaiT.
ficr. j. al ;.nunkn;i"H IN musical re-
,urtl!ur% ~. rrclIrSIIa h"il S"lU by VI.
Whill,rk. entitled "linpry Days Srh"i.
iiy,h." iurIvdrd III rulufrhIa'S list Of
Instrumental r"N"l;"s.
rh" famous vaudcNiil' t"hm - Hrl'r
and King has don" Il lot II Vocal '"Nh
work for H.. Columbia. recording Hong
Kong" H.. IrcmcnduuSf! popular Amer
iraii."d thinc:c song.
\ trimming mca$ur"nt laughter. III
intlnd I'M in ON, mhI,rou~ r"E"rhlnS ny
ih, TuIunI comedians GOLDEN AMI NAL
Inv, rrnl.. frunI I'll" Columbia iHu"rh-
turirS. -.
IlS I'LL. :; "'rhr Hospital l'ai"ut
wh.i rr, .trrrrd To hu uhtt"td IrStruh az
=. wcd1 And his r"a>"rN--ra'h one
nrr, LughnhlH than I'll" last r"nHiN'-
iur 81 :, S..rI,S - connie "pisntir> arr
Told IN hinl"Eur fashion. with 'h"rh''"r
ISlir t;uht"n and Marluw" him"r Inc
Mud "r hun,"r tnrt gets" ANA "''dH ia"
n"ar"r from start [" Iinl*h.
'rh" popular song thnt every h"ir ~
Singing. whI.;iinE "r hutrininK. ltn"Hii-
an Butterfly" has Rnn" mt" 4" i"A iF"l
partnership with IN" extremely hhh"r-
aus "iaaS" song. "t.,"ryhody l"r"s
LAS" !;ard." under the TIL" ~ H'-
waiian Butterfly.
" recorded ny Princes hnnd y !"
rErinus!, pleasing melody nf s"ntIIn"nt-
nj Hawaiian melody and 'jaSs r'c"n-
t"lrItT.
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far AS possible. only its abnormal
course directed. The whole object
will DE TO direct exports in such a
way that they will 20 first and by
preference where they arc most
needed and most Immediately need
ed. and temporarily to withhold
them. il necessary. wnere they can
best be spared.
Our primary duty in the matter
Of iuodstuffs and like ncccSsaricS
is TO see TO II that. the peoples as
sociatcd with us In the w2r get as
generous a proportion as possible OF
our surplus: but it will also be our
wish and purpose To supply tho ncu-
Irdl nations whose peoples depend
upon us for such supplies AS nearly
in proportion 20 their need as the
amount IN be- divided permits.
There will thus. be little check
put upon tho volume OF exports and
the prices obtained for them will
not he affected by this regulation.
'''ifis policy VII be carried out.
iot by private regulations. thcSc-
fore. bur by i. system Of licensing
exports which will be as simply
organized and administered as pos
sibIc. 81 as 10 constitute no i'm
pcdimcut To tho normal flow or
commerce. In brief. the free play
Of trade will not Dr. arbitrarily in
Icrfercd with: 1t will only be in
diligently and Systematically d.,
rcctcd in the light OF full informa-
ton with regard 10 needs and mar
kct conditions throughout: the world
and tho necessities Of our people
al home and CUR armies and the
armies OF our associates abroad.
Aro 5,pcipo mon -ccsrre this sna son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
RAZOR WIELDER IS
RENAMED TO JAIL
Trouble Among Negroes In Brick ROW
Aired Before Justice Hobbs
Last N1Iht-

For hraudishinS a razor and threat
eninE 10 carve UP James Patterson IN
a house in he BRICK knw yesterday aft
ernoou. negro named Henry RrUwn
was held To the grand jury. Squire Il.
G.. Hobbs rcnand"d him TO Jail in de-
fault Of $1,000 bond.
Brown. II seems. went 10 the Brick
Row. entered house where no found
Bertha GassHway. neSrrss. and l'a!-
terson and Harry Galloway. lie be-
came angcred for some cause and
started battle with 81 razor. After
being held to the grand jury. Brown
charged Galloway sad Patterson with
selling khisky. They wcrc given trial,
but the razor wiel1cr failed 10 SUBJ
stantlate his charge. Galloway and
Patterson were dismissed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

What's that az and saw in the case
for?"
ITO be used in case % accident"
"Tuh. ! wouldn't want M doctor TO
op"rat" on me with them tools. "-Lou:s-
Vile Courier-Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

Are dancing men scarce this season
haven't observed, replied Miss
Cayenne. But with. all this demand
for soldiers and farmers, fancy
they'd better make themselves so.
Star.
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Now lhnt tin sumner In" ro'i@'
lhuInd. III" n"At best thing /" trip /"
N;lanti. Guy Is /" hear Sam Ash sing
:huur iIc .'r"ilinr~ az 'Hubiy Rollins
/ he .!..lunair .,,a.,lur her" -: IN" PurLlar
!nng 'I;"i!Inc III Ills Little ROLLING
hair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

iicro j. an :;nunlH;i"n IN musical rr-
rurCiuC%, ~. orchestra h"il >"lu ny W
Whiil,r'k. entitled "limpry pays SEN" .
ii he" inclvtrd III IuIurhia'S list "l
Instrumental MnNnlinrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

Til" famous vaudrNil" t"hm u! Rrlrr
and Is my Has don" a lot It vocal team
work Tor III. Columbia. Recording lt"hh
iIrnp." H.. lrcmcniuuSt! "pmlHr Amer
iraui,rU t'hiNv..C song.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

\ trimming mraSur"uf laughter. HI
imiInd UP in ON" Iudlrr"us r"'"rdlnS ny
tin. famed comedians. G"hlrn ana MAI
inW, rrn.. frnnI til" Columbia iHu"fh- p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

offered to DO. "',.c:. - ii,r SOCIAL dane"
n III" tui'ruhrA G;ranh"ph'n" ''"lhlAn!.
:. "r"rr.r drum ami rI"nr iuct by
Howard i>"Il, and Franz l.. Eau!a. on
ttIrI "t'aii,u lag.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-24

sticks!"
1t was nearing. o'clock when
Jack flanagan emerged from the
Bachelors club. lie walked down
Powell street, bordering. Wailing
far above the noises of the street,
came the shrill cry of extra"
Running up Geary street came an
urchin and flanagan hailed him.
He was away before flanagan had
the paper fairly in his hands, and
this is the glazing seven-column
headline that stared into his eyes:
ALLISON PEARLS RECOV-
Erred!
flanagan stood exactly where
he had been standing when he
bought the paper until he had
read every word. Maggart had
traced the pearls "by his well
known detective ability" to a girl
of the night life who claimed
that she received them from a
bell-boy at the Allison hotel. The
boy had given them to her for
safe keeping.
1t might have been expected
that news OF this sensational
character would have moved Lam
agan to some such transport OF
excitement as 1t did the thousands
of persons who avidly purchased
extras thru the length and
breadth of the city.
He merely remarked: THAT
was 1t! oh, beautiful" And then,
after he had completed his read
ing of the article, this curious
man began to laugh. Poor Mag
gart!" was all he could gasp be-
tween his suffocating chuckles.
CHAPTER TX.
Leslie saw nothing in the sit
uation to provoke laughter. 1t