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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-09-14

FOR SALE CHEAP-A barn, in
quire of Mrs. Dickey, 203 East Leg
gett street. 23-1-c
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-09-14

FOUND-A broach, on Depot street
last Friday, owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this
adv.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-09-14

FOR SALE:-Full sized reed baby
carriage in good condition. INQUIRE
at Tribune office or 234 Marshall st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23

morning, when they will be taken up
before Judge Alan IL. Robinson IN
Juvenile court.
Davis and yelling were arraIgned
before the Justice Wednesday evening
on charges OF breaking into the Jones
& Mitchell garage al the Grove, but
after hearing the evidence on this
charge Squire Seibert dismissed the
charge al the instance OF Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Carl G. Bach
man, and Marshal Ollie Butler imme-
diately arrested the boys on a new
warrant charging them with the Sci
bert pool room eScapade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
Clears Blotchy Skin

Don't worry about blotchcs or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear.
clean complexion BY using little zemo'
obtained at any drug store for 2Sc, or
extra large bottle at Sl.OO.
Zemo easily removes all traces OF
pimples. black heads, blotches, eczema,
and ringworm and makes the skin clear
ard healthy. Zemo is a clean. penctrat-
ing, antiseptic liquid. neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applicd and costs a mere trihe for each
applica,ion. It is always dependable.
The Z. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
lads were picked up by officer Sutton.
loa(ing in the South Side Wednesday
night.
STEWART NOW CHARGED
WITH BEING OPERATOR
Of Speakessy In Connection With
Which John Wees Secured
Acouittal.

A second chapter in the speakeasy
raid at No. 1854 Market street on Sun
day, Feb. II. when John Wees was
arrested on a charge Of operating a
speakeasy at that place. but was later
acquitted, was written yesterday when
Prohibition Officer Bert Phillips ar.
rested Floyd Stewart on a charge Of
violating the Yost law. Stewart, it is
alleged, is the owner Of the huge
quantity Of beer and whiskey which
was coniscated by the prohibition
officers in the raid.
Soon after his arrest, Floyd was
arraigned before Squire r. G. Hobbs
and pleaded not guilty to the charge,
and his case was set down for a pre-
liminary hearing on Tuesday evening.
February q.
At the time Of the raid, John Wees,
who was found at sink back Of an
improyised bar, was arrested and held
as the operator of the place. but in his
hearing the state introduced no evil
dence to convict him Of being the
operator other than that he was
behind the bar;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
Five Buildings Owned
By Dr.. Otto Burned

Beech Bottom was the scene or de-
struct!ve fire. shortly after midnight
Wednesday. when u group Of five build
ings owned by Or. George w. Otto of
Stop ~. were burned to the ground. The
buildings were of wooden construction
and one story high. being occupied by
men employed at the power plant at
Beech Bottom.
The origin OF the fire is unknown. the
occupants or the tIrst building TO catch
being aroused by the sounds Of cracking
tmbers and excessive HEAT. They bare
~ ESCAPED with their lives not having
time TO remove any of the household
goods. 1t soon became evident that with
Inadequate facilities for hEhtinS inc
fire the other buildings would be de-
stroycd. and the occupants Mt once got
busy removing their household goods.
The ruins were SIn"ldcrinE up TIL a
late hour today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
NEARLY ALL MERCHANTS
VIOLATE RUBBISH LAW
Fire Depa rtment and Underwriters
Want to Make Wheeling
"FireIess Town."

In connection with the account car
ried by this paper yesterday on the
complaint made by Fire Chief Rose
against a Main street merchant who
had inadvertently allowed some rub
blsh to accumulate in his cellar II
develops that this is but part of a
general campaign sRlonG the same lines
by the fire department and supported
BY the insurance underwriters. 1t Is
said that comparatively few business
houses have been following the letter
of the law in this respect and that
while violaton of the measure does
not often mean fire, it has been
decided to make Wheeling as nearly
a firelesS city as nOSSfblp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
IT IS WORTH KNOWING

II you are q sufferer with Rheu'
matlsm In am form such as Govt,
Arthritis, Neuritis. Sclatica, lnflam-
matorv or Rheumatoid- Arthritis De
formans that Mountain Valley Water
will eliminate the poison from your
system, and help you. For s years
was sufferer, tried every known
Treatment and Medicine, spent over
5000 Dollars, searching for remedy.
Doctors told me l was incurable and
finally was reduced to use crutches,
absolutely helpless with hands and
knees dcformed. April Of 1916 ! started
TO drink Mountain Valley Water. !
gallon per day, and now ten months
later | am here in my BOyhood Home,
Wheeling, cured and happy, ready TO
help others, by telling them the truth
and proving all claims made for Noun
tain Valley Water. that comes from
the highly mineralized Ozark Noun
lains OF Arkansas. ! am devntlnE my
life to this work, because Mountain
Valley Water gave me back my health.
Absolutely no charge to call at my
office for talk, sample the Water and
see the proofs. Otto D. Schulz, Room
COS German Bank Building.
n. f. Sch EN.S CO.,
Distributor for Wheeling Of
MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER
2217 Market. Branch Woodsdale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
Wheeling to carry Modern Woodmen

Wheeling to carry Modern Woodmen
from Grafton, Fairmont. Mannington.
Cameron, Wheeling and northern West
Virginia. Scores OF Woodmen. besides
the appointed delegates. will attend
the Chicago convention. Women from
the Royal Neighbors, auxiliary to the
Modern Woodmen, will board the
special.
The day before the convention opens
in Chicago the clerks, or secretaries,
of the larger lodges Of the country will
open an advance meeting. The Wheel
ing lodge will send its. clerk, W. G.
Howard.
Following are the delegates from
Wheeling to Elm Grove to the county
convention: ]. ]. WeiShai,. Henry
Clouse, Lee Snyder, Alfred Otto. ]. 0.
Schenerlein, Harry Brown, Walter B.
Brown, Timothy OIeary, Harry S.
Goetze, James c. Plumber. Frederick
Schrump, August Schrump, John l..
DeTaughn. John Rutter, Walter How.
ard, Joseph A. Brown. John A. Brown,
William l. Gaul. William Kruck, Geo.
W. Kline, Charles Burnham, William
IA. Genther, Harry C. Diest. Clarence
Barte, Charles L. Fillimer. John w.
Davies, Irwin Hall. R. Z. McCulley.
William T. Knight. Frank Durkhart,
Isaac Pratten, Archie Fl. Gaines.
Henry Clay Camp No. 1928. at Elm
Grove, has selected the following dele
gates: A. H. Walters, X. c. Springer.
, H. E. Smith. Franz Stein. II. H. He'd
rick. B. NJ. Wamsley, R. H. Walter, Jo-
seph Baird. r. Z. Keyser, John Morri,
son and Platog Higgs.
More than one-third of the total
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
ELM GROVE CASES TO
THE JUVENILE COURT
Judoe Robinson Will Be Called Upor,
to investigate Pool Room
Robbery

When Mackie Davis and Robert
(Ted) yelling, Of Elm Grove. were
arraigned before Squire Charles Sci
bert at the county Jail Yesterday on
charges duplicating them in the at,
tempt TO rob George Seibert's pool
room at Elm Grove early last sun
day morning, their attorneys, Frank
"A. O'Brinn and Leo Coleman, intro
duced the issue Of the jurisdiction OF
the Justice because of the ages Of the
accused. AS Il result the boys hear
ings were continued until Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23

More than one-third Of the total
population Of Dublin consists OF fam
lilies living in single room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
81 DELEGATES TO
GO TO ELM GROVE
Modern Wocdmen Of America Will
Have County Conve ntion Many
to Attend Head Camp in Chicago.
Friday,
February % 1917.

Delegates from the Wheeling Camp
Gaia, Modern Woodmen Of America
TO the county convention At Elm Grove
on April /, were announced yesterday
There are two camps in the county
Elm Grove and Wheeling.
At the COUNT convention delegates
will be named to attend the state con
vention in Elkins on May and 8
At this convention delegates will be
named to attend the national conTen
ton, or head camp meeting in Chicago
for ten days, beginning the second
week in June.
A special train will be run from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
MUR Nineteenth Annual Sale Paper Remnants take Place
W to-day beginning $3.50 o'clock and will afford some OF the most
notable values we have ever given sale Of this kind

we can't use-hcncc the almost. give
away prices we place on the bundles to
insure a clean sweep. Some Papers
priced regularly at half a dollar or more
a roll arc bundled into room lots and
sold in way that makes roll cost you
nickel or less:
Wall Paper for every room in the
Remnant Salc-both imported and do
nestle. The sale is one of real savings,
coming as it does at a time when the an
nual home renovation is present prob
lem in most households.
Come early today-thc first corners
have the pick of the aSsOrtmcntS. The
sale will begin promptly at $50 Friday
morning. and no Remnant Sale goods
will be sold before that hour:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
BOYS ARE LOCKED UP.

4 cleveland boy. another from war.
wood and one from this city. charged
with being runawuys. were committed
nlaint Of Probation Officer Robert L..
Frazier. who Will TAX" care of their
cases In Juvenile court Two OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
REAL ESTATE rIRm TO MOVE.

The Paul-Lough Company. real cstat"
and Insurance firm, al ~ Fnurtcenth
street. has leased rooms in the German
bank building and viii move into the
new quarters about March |. TIL" room
vacated by them will likely he occupied
BY an auto agency
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
TRY CELERY mist"
FOR HEADACHE

You'll agree with thousands Of 9th
ers that "CeleryA1ist" is fine. Gives
relief and comfort promptly in all
forms Of headache and neuralgia. No
optates or narcotic drugs in it. Only
sc a package, at any city or country
store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
POLICE COURT.

In police court yesterday, illl;li
Barte a. chauffeur. WAS fined 81 anC
costs for running an auto truck with
ont having his license tag In place OF
the machine John Allen was soaked >
and costs for being drunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
GALE of New Spring Wall
~ Paper Underpriced

NTONIIIS ago with this Remnant Sale IN mind we
l placed an order for these new Spring Papers, so
they come to us minus the price advances which have
taken place since the order was booked These Wall
Papers were splendid values then-are much greater
bargains now Several thousand rolls here for your
choosing Friday considerably under present market
quotations:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28
WlI. ROCK o76 FRARcFS IIIrE il EITctIY- ZOO

10. show it to be as fun OF genuine
comedy and farce as were its two pre-
decessOrs.
More New Productions.
Ii has been some time since such
c large assortment Of notices relative
TO changes and productions have been
made public Presentations for next
month are so many IN mum Der that IL
looks as though there would neces-
sarily be JugglinE Of theaters be-
fore everything is located
The Eyes of Youth" a comedy by
Charles Heurnon and Max Marchlu-
viii be produced at the Maxine FL
lott with Marjorie Ram beau as the
star Mr. MARGIN also wrote Here
Comes the Bride. which has been
buffeted around the provinces and
viii roll into town about the middle
of next month
May Tullyo has tried her luck IN
-Nary's AnkR' 10 be given at the
Booth. where earlier in the month Ed
ward Peple's play Of Quaker Life"
viii be acted. Jane CoWl and Jane
Muffin have collaborated in another
play IL should be properly called
The Two James" but they have de-
cided TO call il "Daybreak." Mary
BOland viii be featured
The Wanderer" viii resume its
wanderings at the Manhattan opera
house on August TO- with William FL
lott and a large cast. including Mary
Cunningham. supporting him This is
the play indOrsed by all the clergy as
having the great moral Of the prOdi-
gal returning home. All the prodi-
gals female relatives are a trifle shy
on costume, what with the prices Of
cloth going up. but nobody has been
able to decide whether it is because
or IN spite Of this that the show re-
ceived ministerial Endorsement. It Is
worth while seeing and we shall be
sorry TO see Miss Cunningham leave
town with her frankie battles to tour
Boston. Chicago and Philadelphia for
two months each. 'Chu Chin Chow"
VIII take the place vacated by The
Wanderer"
wilton Lackaye. who has not been
seen for some time in these parts. will
return once more in a new play by
Abraham schooner. entitled The In
ner Man Apparently it has some
thing to do with food. but all advance
news has been so successfully CEN
sored that the plot will not be given
out n there happens 10 be one. until
u makes It's premier at the Lyric
during the latter part Of the month
me new order Of things which en-
brace nothing more nor less than
opening earlier than usual. will be
observed BY David Belasco in present
MS Ina Claire as a dramatic star
Sle VIII make her debut in Polly
TN Past. written for her by
EeorEe Middleton and Guy Bolton.
Mr. Belasco will also produce Tiger
Rose" by Willard Mack. with Leonor
Jlrich as the headliner.
Arthur Hopkins has sentimental
reasons for producing The Deluge."
II VIII remind him OF the luck he
bore patiently until last season. IF
successful, IL viii be transferred from
me aqdson in October TO make room
LOT Billie Burke in a new play, '9The
Guardian Angel"
eeter Ibbetson.T the dramatfza ton
81 Du Maurier's novel. will resume its
run az the Republic on August q,
Win Lionel Barrymore Constance
Collier. John BARRYMORE and most Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

the other original principals in the
cast.
George Broadhursts successful
farce Of 20 years ago. What Hap
pened 10 Jones" has been moderuiZed
by its author and viii be the successor
10 The Thirteenth Chair" at the
Forty Eighth Street thearer- When it
has exhausted its popularity it viii
be followed by over the Phone" a
novel play adapted by Ar Br0adhurst
from the Hungarian in which much
Of the dialogue takes place over the
telephone.
Sarah Bernhard To Resume Work.
Some Of the theaters viii respect
tradition and not reopen their doors
until Septem Der The first week in
that month Sarah Bernhard viii be-
sin brief enga cement at the Knick-
erbOcker in scenes from the most pop
ular plays Of her repertoire. she viii
also present a new play by Henri
Bernhard has not only recovered
completely from the illness Of last
spring that for a time il was feared
would prove fatal but William F.
Connor, her manager, says she is in
better health than in years Her en-
gagement al the Knickerbocker will
be followed by tour that viii take
her TO the Pacific and viii last until
next June.
Labor day week a new comedy by
-aa-.AlN al A-AAA AAAA anu y AAArA street.
entitled The Country Cousin" viii be
acted in Broadway theauer When
II was presented IN Philadelphia last
spring with Alexandra Carlisle in
the title role # gave every appear
auce q having the earmarks of sue
cess. While the character Miss car
Isle plays is American and she is
English her speech was found to be
so devoid Of accent either British or
american as 10 make her suited to
the parL Her selection for the role
was one OF those queer DrankE of
chance that happen so frequently in
the theatrical business GEORGE O.
Tyler was searching everywhere for
the right actress when Miss Carlisle
came into his office one dav Her en-
gagement followed forthwith.
Winthrop Ames may reopen his Lit
Tie tneater with William Hurlbut's
comedy. Saturday to Monday"
though whether this comedy viii be
reserved Tor that stage or will be pro-
quced earlier elseWhe has not been
definitely decided
Henry Miller's new theater viii be
ready Tor occupancy about Thanks
giving time Anthony in Wonder
land. is the most likely candidate for
the initial attraction.
worth While Trying Anything Once.
me remarkable success of two
young sisters at the Palace theafer
prove beyond question that the man
Jaw -f-fAt1 a NlalEe nHEHSl 0uaLLW
with untried artists of ability has
nothing 10 lose.
Martin Beck. head Of the Orpheum
vaudeville circuit. tried 80 with the
the two birls. Nellie and sara Eouns.
and the result is that manager
Rogers booked them at the Palace.
where they have stopped the show.
evidently IL is worth while to take a
lly CT once IN while on artists with
out reputation The Dolly Sisters
were also on the Palace bill this week.
making a little extra money before
they return as Costars TO the leCiti-
mate stage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28
Spindle Top Hill, Famous For Its
Gushers, Looks For New Excitement
CContInued from previous pare.l

farms. but that is what these great
collections Of oil storage reservoirs
are called There are a number of
them down here on the Mexican gulf
they are used TO store the crude oil
as II comes in from the fields and
also for the gasoline. kerosene, lubri-
eating and other oils which form the
products Of the refineries while
awaiting their shipment in the great
tank steamers and tan cars which
carry them to the market
Have Pipes To Renneries.
The tanks are connected by pipes
with the refineries. with the oil fields
and with the Wharves where the
ships come for their loads There are
thousands of miles OF such pipes, each
about "a inches in circumference. or
about as big around as the waist Of
your sweetheart In these the oil is
carried over the country II goes from
the wells in the oil fields to storage
tanks nearby, and from there is
pumped from station to station until
d reaches the refinery. in fact. a
pipe line Is much like a railroad The
pipes are the tracks and the stations
the depots, while the pumping estab-
Ishmcnts at each station are the
motive power which sends the oil
freight through the pipes from one
station TO the other- on a long line
the stations are about 50 miles apart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28
HOROSCOPE

TENUS Mars and Jupiter are all
" strongly malefic in power to-
day. according to astrology.
Saturn. Neptune and the Sun are all
IN kindly rule.
It is a time when conflicting feel
ings and influences are likely to dis
turb the serenity OF even the best
poised and warning is given against
the growth OF hysteria, which viii be
manifested even in public opinion.
This is an unlucky day for love az
fairs. the stars having power 10 en-
courage fickleness. vanity and decep-
ton.
engagements entered into under
this configuration are not likely TO be
lasting and may deeply disappoint
men
The rule has a peculiar aspect in
which Jupiter and Mars are read as
forecasting a tendency to commercial
ize the war in the sense that even
cities as wei as individuals try 10
make money out OF H.
Grave scandals that may bring
about serious consequences are prog
nosticated.
Again soldiers come under baleful
power and IL may be that they suffer
from some epidemic
Astrologers claim that with the ac-
cess Of patriotism and growth Of high
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

choly thrives and care should b
taken to overcome mental depression
Nervous troubles and insanity may
increase greatly before the ned Of
hte year.
Neptune seems to warn Of danger
on the sea or rather of a catastro-.
phe
Farmers come under a sway that
may bring them bad luck today.
Saturn gives little announcement
TO the old. who may suffer many
ills. especially poverty in an unusual
degree.
Even as. long before the war. the
stars presaged THRIFT campaigns and
agitation about simpler living, so now
the planets appear TO presaEe. in the
midst Of retrenchment in expenses.
unusual conditions which encourage
eNtraFagance OF dress and entertain
ing
To is a most unlucky day for put
ting 70 the test any final hope in
business, love or war. and whatever
depends on official favor should be
postponed.
Planetary aspects seem TO show ire
mendous changes in certain city con-
general reforms, even at a time when
least expected
The later hours OF this day are for
tunate for love affairs. Again warm
ing Is given that even the old may be-
come sentimental
Uranus today encourages belief IN
occult things and even manifestations
that appear TO be supernatural. some
Of these viii take place where troops
are encamped.
Scandals having TO do with compe-
ttion for favors OF honors conferred
by the government are strongly indi-
Gated.
Persons whose birthdate IL is Will
probably have many changes in the
year Journeys and removals are
probable and the health should be
safeguarded-
Children born on this day may have
many ups and downs in life These
subjects Of Leo are often inclined to
be too daring I'm everything they I'M
dertake--Co Copyright 1917. by the Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

work in George Bernard Shaw's You
Never Can Tell" and other roles
equally as difficult. She also played
the leading roles in W. B. Yeats's cele-
brated Irish plays. and was called to
Ireland to repeat her performance in
them While in Ireland she was the
guest OF lady Gregory at her castle
in county Galway.
Miss TaliaferrO was last seen on
the speaking stage in the all-star cast
that produced The New Henrietta"
She left that company 10 join the
Metro forces. and her role was taken
by her sister. Edith TaliaferrO- An
other one OF her Broadway conque9ts
was in Booth TarkingtOu's play
"Springtime." Since she has been with
Metro she has been seen in THE
Snowbird." Her Great Price" Gods
Half Acre" The Dawn Of Love"
The Sunbeam "A Wife BY Proxy"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-28

ideals. there Will be a reverse ten
dency that viii be revealed in the
multiplying Of strange crimes.
Congress has the prognostication OF
a sudden adjournment owing 10 some
extraordinary condition or combina-
tion OF circumstances.
Aviation continues TO be much in
the calculations OF astrologers. who
have fOretold that In the dominion OF
the air and the awakening to occult
powers viii lie the safety Of the
United States.
Again the planets presage the send
ing OF populations abroad and the
prophesies, long uttered by astrolo-
gers. that America will redeem Eu-
rope. will be fulfilled.
Persons whose birthdate 10 is should
be very careful Of their money dur
ing the coming year Children born
on this day may be too free with
their money. but they are usually
most fortunate in business.-Copy-
right. 1917. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate