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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-10

1929 Frank Clark
SO NJ. w. Woodruff
vs.
5000 Ben n. DEMO
"a G. A. Hodge ct al
vs.
8031 The Board of Educa-
tion of the City of
Abilene, Kansas, ct al
IS T. T. Riordan
Vs.
1892 j. A. Dorflinger
Sc The First National
Bank of Harrington,
corporation
8033 George " Ream
81 Caroline Sherman
vs..
1904 George A. Floyd ct al
IS The Swedish Free Evan
gelical Mission Assn.
of Swenson Greek
vs.
8035 The Free Swedish Church
of Swenson Greek Assn
ct al
SO j. F. Mcintyre
vs..
SO36 Jacob NJ. Dickinson as
Rec. of c.. R. 1. & P.
90 Lenox Hall, a corpor-
alton
SO37 Alfred B. Seelye
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-10
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
Phone s5
Sullivan-HOwland

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
NJ MECHEN
MIDWAY THEATRE.

Thursday. Hp..ria! music ''T!" Lights
Of New York" f"nturinE 1."ai1 Baird
and Walter Mct;rail. in Il special spar,
BLU" Ribbon FEATURE. AS" other g"oh
pictures.
Rcy Rlair ". Roberts. pastor of inr
First NJ. T.. church here. vii! conduct
II" regular srrvc"S ~ tn" ""unty iaII.
NoundsyIll". Sunday. afternoon.
Mrs Margaret llriS"ub"iG Who vas
shutcand seriously wounded 10y her hus-
band William Iiriscnh"rg. her" last
saturday evening. is s0m" improved al
he Ilcndnl" hospital. Mrs. Hcise3-
berg rundition is sill regarded as SC
rious
Tie chesapeake and rn:"mn" T"i'-
phone cuiupanv j. now handling IN"
i|rnwond Foil s>:.t'ru s""v;." ~ the
u~H "N"harE" huiiE!rg h"r.'
The tio!;Icn Eagi". hold IL regular
weekly business m""'iu@ last evening
in tho lodge hem,i'iuarl"rS IN the Nc
M"chcn building.
nr. wells haS rrtf.rn"d from iHtir-
attending - tusIn"~s ira,,:rS.
Tho Ladies Mi H"ci'!N # III" Girls.
ian church VIII hold is r>suirG "ll
ia; business meeting f"dr| IN t"- h1s"-
mont nf tic church.
Frederick Schal:rr. "f Ssh *ir'"i
who has been ruii" I'll m. create. r'r'
of ~. winter. ~ sl"wi" y rr"NInG.
recovered from an atta"!. ~ til: grip.
William Pdgh. uf Suutl ila"rha.ll
street; has resumed ms du:ic" X motor
man with III" Wheeling TrrCti'n c"w'
pany Tflnr- being ~ du:E srE"r:i w"cE@
On account Of Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
ALLEGED PLOTTERS
DECLARE IGNORANCE

NEW YORK. March 2S.--t;crmaus on
trial in The governments prosecution Of
men under indictmeE. Oh Il charge of
plotting to destroy entente munitions
carrying ships leaving American ports
in 1915 took the stand In their own dc
Tense in federal court here today The
prosecution closed its ease yesterday
and Charles Won klctSt. one II the de-
Pendants called immed ely thereHft rr
resumed his testimony today. He assert
ed that at the tim" he assisted in the
production Of bombs used 10 damage
vessels be did not know their character.
These bombs according 30 earlier tcSti-
rIony in the trial were made IN board
the Gornan merchant liner Friedrich
der Crosse tied up at Hohoken.
Ernst Becker. another defendant. an
electrician on the Friedrich der Gross.
trld how he and other electricians sawed
lead pipe into lengths which were used
as shells for bombs in the workshop on
the German vessels deck. II" did not
know to what purpose the shells w"r" 10
BE- put. nc testified and worked under
the instruction of Or. Walter II. SChcrlr
4 chemist. The latter. one Of The de-
PENDANTS. escaped arrest and is believed
TO be III Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
MAYOR mitchell
TO FACE WAGNER

ALBANY. \. y. March -A:-Confrr-
.!.r"s r"EN"diug iEt". ""Nrs" 10 hc pur-
sued H. III" SrnH.'. III r't"r"n'" To-
charges Of MnEnr J"mu =. MitCh"l Of
New Y"ri; rhHI iHih"ri'N i"Hd"r. Robert
f. Wagner appeared I" h' working rnnr"
ia III" ini""""tS Of IirrlnaWh than in th''
interests Il the IIi"d States. n"CnpIcd
Tie. nji,rl'iun ~ th- l'a,"'S of tn" s"n-
ni" inGai.
senator udGelr l.. Mills. "f New i"rh.
- turned i..I,. to-day after AN int"ryI"W
With llr" mayo" and reported that So
far as il" knew ii!, mayor REMAINED firm
ia his determination Expressed last
mirhl 10 appear h'.i"r" TN semi" and
u! :" Justify his remarks '"n""rnii!G
S"naiur Wagner.
III" crIGU.j't'.' APPOINTED I" i"l"rInin"
lh,. rru"".'uurr tn h' followed III tn" az
arI.Iuufi"m 1T IN. mayer MT indHy I"
- Wpi"I" their report; W decision has
t"'"u. reached. II WAS stated. as 10 III"
'iulr of SuIn!n"ninE MIR. Mitchell before
la. senate but There WAS possibility
t'iHi IA" examination might not h. he
gum H.. for. nrNi Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
FOURTH STREET MEMS
CLASSES ARE UNITED
Strong Organization Effected at Meeting
Last Night-AmbiHous Plans
Outlined

TO carry on work mora effectively.
mon Of the Fourth Street church. First
Meihodis, Episcopal. hav" organized
one Of the strongest Bible classes in this
section. a, an enthusiastic meeting
las; night. two classes combined. and
hereafter will he known rs me Mems
Bible class Of the Fourth Street church
First Methodist Episcopal
The following officers have been
elected
Tcachc--Clarcnce Z. Alien. r. n.
Presidnnt---.W. D. Watkins.
ce-prcsident-Guy K. &. Allen.
SecretarY-W. T.. Ray.
rreusurer--W. !. l.ukcns.
Absentee sccrelurY--L. -. Longee
COMMITTEES chairman - Social. II. H..
Dornbusch: publicity. y. *. Brake: de-
voticnal. George Wtncher: membership.
NJ +. Glossy.
Tha class is planning a number nt
events for the near future. \ member
ship campaign will he conducted with
~" view of building up the largest class
in the city and hscnmins a powerful
f&ctor for good in the community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
WHY SOCIETY WOMEN
WASH THEIR OWN HAIR

They do. not because il is fad.
but because they wish To obtain the
greatest possible hair beauty and
be sure they are moi using anything
harmful. They hay" found mat IN
washing the hair il is never wise
10 use makeshif; hut is always al
visablr 10 use preparation made
for shampooing only. Many OF our
friends say they get the best resu''S
from a simple homemade canlhro1
mixture. You can use this al
cosr of about three cents sham
poo by getting some canthrox from
Sour druggist. and dissoIving tea
SPOONFUL in cup of hot water.
This makes enough shampoo liquid
10 apply to all the hair instead OF
iusr the top Of the head, as with
most preparations. Dandruf, ex.
cess oil and dir, are dissolved ana
entirely disappear in the rinslng
water Your hair will h. so iiufy
Thai il will louok much heavier than
il is. It's luslre and sottness VIII
also delight YOU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
ADMIRAL F|SKE NOT
ALLOWED TO SPEAK

Nt:W YORK. March %. -Real,Ad-
mira Bradley A. FiSkr. /. 5. ~, re-.
tired who had been expected 10 speak
on The Mind OF the Navy" al Il meet
ing OF the New York Electrical So
cirty tonight. was unable To deliver
his address because Secretary of the
Navy Daniels withheld his permission.
il was announced by George Fl. Guy,
secretary OF HE society.
Ma jor-t;"nrra Leonard Wood. who
was 10 have spoken TN THE Army Of
the United States" also sent his re-
grets II was explained he was busy
preparing for his transfer 10 his new
post as commander Of the southeast
ern department with headquarters at
Charleston. s. E.
Secretary Daniels recently sent
note TO Admiral FiSkr directing hlm
10 MOI make public speeches without
special permission and Mr.. Guy eX-
planned al some length The unSucceSs-
fml effort which had been made Il" ar
range for his appearance al III" meet
ing tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
SEE DAWN OF FREEDOM

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March Is
Officers III tn" United Nine Workers of
district /. r"dn% addressed letters 10
iii the members 1T III. orEaniza ton. In
which is the declaration TINT the dawn
"r industrial freedom has com" for the
miners in Wcst Virginia. and that all
miners should stand ny The principles
urinis ON that bonuses offered by some
-" the operators is given voluntarily
and can lie aiken away nj the option OF
the rivcr while tn, waE" scales secured
through '"E"riattnus between ihc MIN
rrs and nrrr;.iurN are binding ami car
not he taken away.
Tic ;iauawhH coal Operators asso,
riat iOr has treated fnir With !he United
Min. Workers Of America and has
shown willingness 10 pat little more
SInshjr. Ir.n the lirnS OF III" en-
rlol"&." - th., wa IN" letter concludes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
NOT AUTHORIZED TO
MOVE FOR PEACE

PARIS. Mar. 2S.--4 l.. NJ Regard
ing the recent report OF All effort 20
Switzerland al mediation between The
United States and Germany III" Jour
nal De Genere, according TO Il IIayaS
despatch from Geneva, has ahvlC"S
from Berne that The Swiss foreign OF
ficer denies absolutely any mediation
offer by Switzerland
The foreign office, il j. stated. al
firms it is impossible ;haI m" SWISS
minister in Washington could have
taken any step Ilia' could hava been
intercepted in this sense To have
done so. It DECLARES would have been
contrary To his Instructions from me
Swiss government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
GOODELL, OF DENISON,
GOES TO FRANKLIN

INDlANAPnLIS.. InG. Mar 4>.-
Charles H.. i"udeli II l'.j,!:.uu uaivrrs-
Ity. GRAVY lie. Ohio. - t" H.. lie new
president e.: Frank lin "ul'..ls.. III Frank
lin. had. H. viii 1nI... chuvg,. uf his
n"w "ftir" SOM" 'i'S during III" sum
E"r. Mr.. Gund"li VIII succeed frr T..
y. ltanl"H. who r"-IEn"d X,.sr"Tuny 80
accept tn. paStnrair Of 4 i:uch. -grr. :.
Y. church Hrtw""r he Tim" Mr.. Han
lrys resignation becomes 'tf,.,.r!l.. IA
April 1. and Mn. ,;o"L'ii takes charge.
Arthur T. EclknaP. prG:"~-u. ~ E"%-
liah viii To- acting r!"~''i.'';. HE Hanrr
Of tho new president was "lI, ally iIiad''
public today h. ~. ;.''ri 60 '&U<'.1S
~ the college
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
GENERAL STEWART
SEES WAR, COMING

NEW YORK. March oS.--Gencral
Thomas ]. Stewart Of Pennsylvania.
addressing the National Defense con-
vpntion being held here under the
auspices IF The National Guard Asso.
citation Of the United States. declared
tonight that there's another war
coming" and That il is time for, all
citizens TO think Of defending The
flag"
EVERY citizen has part in national
defense" said General Stewart. We
ought 10 he glad today that there are
in this country $4,000 members Of the
National Guard who are willing TO
slaml by The country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
Begien G. M Of The
B. & q. Eastern Lines

Sg"ral p...ai,}. e. t." Intelligence.
BALTIMORE. March y. Al Il
meeting Of the DIRECTORS of Ih,. Bali.
NOR" and Ohio railroad held in New
York today. Ralph y. B"gI"n. chief
engineer. WAS appointed general man
aGrr uf The eastern lines of III" sys-
ZEN. with headquarters III baltimore.
Nd and Harry \. Lane assistant 10
chief engineer WAS midc chief cnGl-
ne"r They will enter upon their new
duties April Isl.
When The Baltimore and Ohio sys'
,em was re-arrangrd for operating
purposes last July the position Of
general manager of the eastern lines
was NOT filed. The duties Of this office
being handled by Vice President j. NJ
Davis. and with The elevation of Mr..
lirgicn TO general manager OF the
eastern lines IN" operating nrganiZa'
lion Of the company will be complete,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
yORkvILLE BOY IS
KILLED BY TRAIN
TwELvE-YEAR-oL CHILD b o N
DOWN BY PASSENGER TRAIN
YESTERDAY.
Decapitated and Horribly Mangled.
Ran From Behind Freight

Nr'lur Sarafin". - was instantly
killed yesterdu! afternoon when run
down 10y passenger train No. Us. Of III"
I. * +. railroad at Ynrkvillc. He was
dccaptat"d and horribly mauEicd.
The boy had been playing along III"
railroad tracks during I'll" afternoon
according Ip witnesses Plnyfuliy hc
GuriId from tn" rca: Of several bon carS
on siding directly III front of IN" pas
s"ngrr tram. Spectators attempted 10
set IL IN" hoy 1" Pull him 10 safety.
but they were too late.
His remains Wcr, taken ~ The X. y.
IIcslup mo-ru". in Martins Ferry. Cor
unrr Kern. ~ Jefferson county. mas
been notified AMI GIl Ir"hthly conduct
an inquest today.
The boy was tn. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
y Il. SarLimr. al NnrkViiic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
Throw No Light On
The Hi|air Mystery

NEW YORK. March y ltcSump
.iiun to-day Of The inquest MO the
death of Mrs. Lee lli!aic. who wAS
sIranG!rd in u hotel Two weeks agh.
failed IN throw additional! light I'll The
mystery. Employees OF the hotel still!
insisted that they never brfor" seen
benjamin Slcrnb"rr. held in conncC-
zion with Ihr case. After 4 ut be-
tween counsel a. To The admiSsiblIily
uf certain Testimony Of The detective
on whose affidavit Stcrnbrrg was ar
rested, calculated tn SHOW what con-
vprsali0n had passed between tn" de
.lrciivc and Siernb"rG prior 10 III" ar
rest. the inquest was again adjourned
until Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
About People !
Movements of individuals 70
and From the City. {
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TEI-STATE ARRIVALS.

Rogers : i:.it"E. M"rgant4wG ::
r,IsSSi French. XauvSyi.ie: -. ": skid
more. rairrrout. NJ And Mrs. ". l..
kincaid. Cameron.
McLure-Mr AID Mrs.. ". g. SrodeS
TunneIton. ". Va. :. l. '""c'i. Tar
kersburS: Mrs. w. HlarN IS;son .:,,. ,%ss =.
vile. Pa: S::ort y, ',oGE. Nor S"ni""n :
Lee OFT ''harls$tru. :. ". Road sisters
,:lle. X. \. Peters. Sh;nr$ion; VI; A.
taheen. Mannlngtnu. !. II. Riddle. var
kersburS: y. =. Em&Sril. Suckhann"l: !.
y. Moore. ihilipp!; r. ". KENNEDY. fni'-
ippt: f. T.. Sw!n"ford. FarksrShuTs
wtndsor--Mrs. !. z. Coleman. Par
SersburS: oscar .laukInS. ParkerShutS'
{. L. Phillips. cameron: ". y H"F'i"n'
Barbeyton. ..
stamm-A. NJ. iiuntec SisteE&y'l!n: r.
- Ayres GAINESVILLE: w. II. Jack, w eS-
ton; r. y Martha. Pennington. ". Va
Mrs Y. II. Green. Of, Los Angeles,
al. is visiting H.: mother. Mrs.. t-'aa-
beth keESer. at E.dgGalc.
DR.. and Mrs Lee T.. Hill. q: Hortn
HIaiu street. will take up their resi-
dence this spr!ng in the BeGte: apart
ments a; Wocdtawn .;s,o-
Miss Silver. ~ Now York city. sister
oc Rabbi S!lvs". - the EoG strteet tern
pie. will arrive this week as The guest
ot Miss Flora tsenoerg. r.,
Mrs MAY Kline: Lewis. OF The \. W
t. A.. lett on Tuesday e"e0iuS for Cur
cncS for thu remainder OF sh- week.
Clarke Fulton lsft on !uH sd; s zen
':onn. after spending tho Faster raca-
Mrs Louis Stitei and Miss Marie
Stifel. Of the Stratford Springs hotel.
win leave the Latter part Or inc w ,,sS
ssSEirignia. who IS attending an eastern
Hege. The will sp"Hd some t'me-a1
lntic city.
iiss Ruth Mason is rhc E"ss, OF
W s. Fui,o,, will return tomor-
row from q months stay in Florida;
.. W. Swidmorc. t'atrmon; national
guardsmaI. Is the guest Of friends in
T. \. Martin. o; Farm;nston. W. Va,
arrived in the city yesterday. TO VISIT
his wife. who IS very III n a local hos
pital.
politician. is visiting friends in Wheel
Il. 3. Atwood manager Of the Wheel,
ing Traction c"'npaay. IS Ill ut n
Miss Carric ChcSs"l. who has beer
seriously III a. her homo On South
Broadway. Martins Ferry. has r.c"N'
Hiss Ntarsare, Thistle. n: >is:"rsviuC
spent The day her" visiting H." "roth":
sampson. "ho is takinEi ir,,:: s,,", :;
SAMPSON Thistle. Of Sist"rSEiitH. "nc
g confined 70 :hc. Ohio Vale; General
hospital. IS improving and wui pr"h-
ably hs able !" 60 70 his hon." today az
tomorrow
Mr., and Mrs. T. = l.Eur:r. ~ Eirs
Iay. leg, yesterday FOR HON ait"r :.
brief viSi. with friends her.
E. E. Kellsy. n prominent business
man Of Huntington. left Yesterday. fo'
Pittsburgh. Following visit WITH
friends and relatives in the Wheeling
district.
for craftsmen Cor government work. lief;
last night Off the east alter Spending
g. fcu. days here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
Borrows S50,O0O,OOQ
From Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON. March "S.--SHcrr'
lary NcAdoo announced tonight thar
hs had borrowed $50 .Onn,000 from The
Twelve federal reserve banks al Two
per cent per annum on 90 days treas
ury certificates Of indebtedness in an
ficiparion Of the governments heavy
AK receipts in June. An addlliondI
900, 400 in certificates may b" Is
sued before July |.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
RESTRAINED BY COURT

INnIANArpL1$. Ind. March IS
restraining order - prevent collection
Of oil inspection fees by IN" state. vas
ordered issued IN The United Stat"G
district cnur, her" this afternoon by
three federal Judges. The order was
made on til" lhe"r! that inc law uutho-
riziuG III" inspection Of oil b. state
Officials and "nli""tion ~ a. fee. one
nal' &" (which goes To III" stat" and the
remainder L" pay rhs expenses 81 The
inspection department, Is unconstltn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
ROMINE FOR COUNCIL
Prominent Business Man Announces
Candidacy As Third Ward
Member.

ness man of This city and secretary OF
The real estate firm of FnlmarROmine
company. yesterday announced his.
candidacy for council from the Third
ward and expects 10 Conduci an
active campaign. Mr.. Rnminr is
Young business man Of considerable
experience, has wide acquaintance
and is fitted TO fiji counclmanic
position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
LOOKS LIKE PLOT
TO BLOW UP BRIDGE

CHARLESTON. ". Va. March Is.
The finding of 4 'shoul box such as
is used IN di%rharsing dynamite and
other high explosives. under the end
of the Ohio river bridge a Point
Pleasant last nghI. was today re-
ported 10 the United States district
attorneys office here An inveSliga-
ion is being made by federal uthor-
irirS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
BIG JEWEL ROBBERY

II NTT:TI. NND. Md Match est
l.:;ird out lat" rudny that tn" h"Im" 81
Thomas e. N"wrai!. hIrk Su""rInt"n-
dent nC III" ut"n Tanning ""InhnE Wa9
robbed At i"w.rN I" IT'S" 'aiu' at ~
0nn last rhnrsdty night. I'll" police
I,a,. hc.u ,Irahir =" g,.' - .'li.r. rhlS
rohl. follows ra!ds "u tin homo OF
\. VI Li..>l"nst"in. Frnnk I. h"AlE
rani"l T.. N"nn. Charles r. Metz AMI
Eirhairi +. Iu'irIrN. ih'. hnutS hgr'r-
r-rl., m. II nN..-r s. ono
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
MR.. AUER SPEAKS.

si.r:a! Dispatch 80 'lo ln,r,l:Ecncr:.
BUFFALO. y. Y. March IS. Rev
!. a. {. Fagginge" Allcr Of Wheeling
was speaker at The MONDAY devotion.
al exercises here today al the an
nual meeting OF Meadville. Pa, dis
trio, Unitarian conference which was
concluded this evening in The First
Unitarian church. Other speakers ia.
day included Roy. +. VI. Rennr1l. of
Youngstown. Ohio. The latter al
tackled methods OF all modern o"iho,
dox reTivalists and named Mil% sun
day frequently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
BIG INCREASE DEMANDED.

DUBOIS. Pa. Mar. 2S:-.De!eGates
TO the special convention of District
30. :, United Mine Workers OF Amer
Ca, representing 10000 coal miners or
central Pennsylvania, today adopted
, report OF the convention policy con-.
nirtee demanding a wage Increase oi
10 Ia percent. The delegates voted IN
:aror OF asking for Joint conference
with the operators o. the district ini-
1ediately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
CHIP AND DARCY TO
MEET At CLEVELAND

,I.E.NEI.ANir. o. March '2h.---i.cs
parcv and r;"org" chip will furnish the
ton round feature boat At inc Grays
arm"ry April -. II was practically as
Surei today with IN" arrival of Darcy
and Jimmy Dime. manager IF 'hip. Hr-
licleS have not been sicn"d. nut there
j. no doubt that "I.rs'' and 't'haS
will Get together. Both conferred with
lIInklc today. ana terms AZ" as good
aS agreed upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
FAILED TO CONVlCE.

PARKERSBURG. W. Va. March IS.
At the conclusion uf tn" first day
in The trial Of Mrs. Lydia Forsh"y.
charged with the murder Of her hus-
band, r. Rreder Forshey. states Al
lorneyS in circuit court here this @N-
cning announced their inability 10
produce conViCting evidence. Iud@"
". r. McDougI" instructed IN" jury
10 bring in Il verdict of not guilty. !
Forshcy. Il laXiCah owner and dnta7
was found dead. IN his home h"r" ne,
rrmber 10, last. liz WAS prOnnunr"d
q suicide. Mrs E'orSh"I WAS S"rrHj'-
" indir,rd lhrcr months later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
{ M U S r u r P E P

It's trPaS"I"SS.
2-Vanishrs when rubbed IN
3-Dupsn't soil the linen.
HAS 4 pleasant odor.
will not turn rancid.
You must Try "MUS-TUR.rEr". All
Wheeling dru ggistS sell. recomment
and guarantee it, You'll Like. MUS,
TUR-PEP" because ii is so nice and
clean to usn. aud because it is QulckiE
observation-disclosures right 10 the spot.
Don't fail to get small jar OF = Us
TUR-PEP" from your druggist today
You may need II tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-29
NO VOTES FOR WOMEN.

LINCOLN. Sob. Mar. .H.--'r"e state
senatc today killed rl.c hi! which would
have permitted women :" got" Tor prHSi-
G.r; md man, munic;pai and county
Offices r'avorabI" action. ""woV"r. WIS
taken on prohibition n'asuf" which
dnss no. contain hon" airy provisions
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GETS LEE TERM.

OKLAHOMA city. Mar. 2s.-John
NJ. Couch. on u2al in district court
here or the charge Of having killed
his siSiei-in-la,w. Miss Nellie VI. Dunn.
An Oklahoma Cit. school teacher. was
found guilty todas' ,of first degree muir
der and sentenced 10 life lmprlson'
mrGI. :,
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wellsbu-p Briefs.
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NOT TEREERED WITH,

NEW YORK. Mar. %. - Disruption
of diplomatic relations between China
and Germany has not interfered with
Inc work OF ,heS international relief
committee for Siberian war prisoners
in Tien Tsin. Moth China, according
10 a cablegram RECEIVED today by the
German Red CroAs delegates here.
. The message sent by the committee
said China ntfici@lly sanctioned con-
rinualion OF the york, which aids m
termed Germans :. and Austro-Hunsar.
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SHORTAGE IN PETROL.

LONDON. Mar 2S-5:55 P. NJ
Lord Hilton annSunced in the Rouse
of Lords today, that the supply OF
netrol was so siori that on the eA-
niraIion Of the current licenses in
Arril none would be available FOR
oriyatc motors
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MIR. JENKINS HERE TODAY
Representa- Of Pratt's Course o
Trade to Speak ut Luncheon
Friday Noon,

y 'grm"ur IrukIns mf ii.sburGh
Nil aTrlr.. in Whcriinr this morning
and speak a. a lu::rh"nn III the lndSnr
,urrurrr.r ~ .l,,ur Tn" affair vii! lac
attended H., hnuKnrN manufacturers.
business and 'roC"sslonRl men NJ
Clement i representing no Pratt"
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NAY HAvE BRoKEN HIP

Cruises and probable fractured MP
:. sII:ru to Paul i 'nrconi % years old
last night at III" .'"ninsua plant OF the
Wheeling Mold :r;,d Foundry company
wien Il roll wrirhinE several hundred
mounds fell on HIM as he was trying
IN hook it up. SN@coni lives at 306 Bow
street. Fulton.
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CRlSHER 10 ALA

tLARkSBTRG W Va. Marcia a.
When canghi bnt w"nn a string nf coal
cars and Il mine wall. Leon Pri'i. Is.
Of ErIiron. WAS crushed 10 death 30
DAY in rhf Marshall Coal company :
mine a. Muunt'S1r"
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course If foreign and Commercial trades.
liz. will br ~ The Wheeling CONNER
..:al association Headquarters today /"
in,,i all Young men VIII" wish /" ihhe up
~. course nf study.