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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-28
SITUATION wANTED-FEMAIE 4

BookkEEPER Stenographcr-Eigh years
experience in general office work. refer
cnces Phone SiS5J.
HELPER Respectable widow, with girl, age
s. wishes position as assistant helper In
boa>ing house; oil field preferred. Address
Laura Smith. jerks. Okla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
Nj CHANGES IN
OHIO CORN CLUB

Srs>,isI nis,rat..r ~ I'll" IIl'"!ItEcncar.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, March S.-The
transfer of The boys corn contest
from The stale board Of agriculture
10 the OhiO State University, will not
cffrc; the general plan of the work
for the season, and the prize trips TO
WASHINGTON will he offered just the
same. according TO Clark 5. Wheelnr
director o. The agricultural college OK
tcnSion service"
In accepting Inc transfer OF this
work. the state university feels bOund
10 assume The obligation thai comes
with it and will therefore for thi;
year carry out the corn "trip to Wash
inglon and avoid Disappointing any
one" sand Mr.. Wheeler.
In addition several new plans for
increasing the educational value ana
interest 10 the corn club boys have
already been perfected. Within the
last few days, 4 timely 1900 foot mnV-
ing picture film showing the correct
methods Of testing seed corn has been
made ut the university. The film VIII
be- shown throughout the state TO he
corn club boys and their friends. In
addition phamplrts. colorrd poster S
and instruction sheets all designed
10 give members Of the clubs valuable
information III an attractive manner,
have been published.
The great feature Of the work or
the boys this year. says Mr.. Wheeler
will be the organization and develop
mrnt Of the boys III clubs OF from
eight 10 twelve members. Each clun
will have a local leader and VIII De
visited from time TO time by represent
taiivcs of the university for the .pur-
pose of demonstrating improved farm
practices. These clubs will he fur
nished suggestions and assistance IN
holding social and recreatinnal meet
ings in addition TO the meetings IN
which the youngsters will talk Owe:
their experience in corn growing.
The transfer Of the boys corn CON
tests which has just been made was
done at the instance of Governor
Cox. In accepting the work, II was
placed in charge of the agrncnltnral
college extension service Wrlch mas
been carrying on the boys pig CLUB
and girls home-economies clubs Tor
several wears.
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bar He entered actively into legal
and political work. and in 1876 WIS
associate council for the Tilden cleo
tors before the Florida returning
board.
Mr.. Guthrie was deeply interested
in The success Of the Democratic party
and in 1894 was assistant secretary
u( The Democratic National Committee.
Later he became closely associated
with municipal affairs, and in 1901
he was member Of the municipal
program committee Of the National
Municipal League which published a
nolahl" report. Two years later he
had become SO active in Pennsylvania
politics that he was unanimously
nominated by the Democratic state
convention for lieutenantg0yer Hr
was a delegate to the Democratic Ma,
iinnal Convention in 1896 and in l"0b
he was elected mayor OF Pittsburgh.
Al the termination of his term he re-
sumed the practice Of law in which he
continued until his appointment rs
ambassador 10 Japan. :.
Mr.. Guthrie was Internationally
known for his activities in Masonic
bodies. having been member from
Pennsylvania OF the supreme council,
lhtrtv-third degree. Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rite. He was also past
grand master Of. Pennsylvania Masons.
Mr.. Guthrie was married on Decent
ber ., 1856, to Florence J. Howe,
daughter OF the late Thomas NJ. Howe
of Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
AIT EFFECTIVELY
III COMBINATION
Wentworth the Tonic and Merry
Worth Laxative Tablets a
Wonder Working Team.

The truth OF this is self-evidenl to
those who have taken the two Merry
Worth products according 10 The
printed directions. for results have OK.
c"eded all expectations:
While the liquid Nerv-Wurth ac-
cumplishrs wonders in regulating the
bowels and liver there are users who
need further help for these organs
and the Nnrr-Worth Tablets We're. re-
Gently formulated with specific ref
crenCe 10 the assistance required.
They are especially valuable in cleans
ing the bowels for those whose habits
Of constipation do not yield readily TO
the laxative properties Of Nerv-Worth
The tonic. a cleansing which paves the
way for the toniC'S most tar-reachlne
benefits. The name Nerv-Worth alone
fixes the high status OF these tablets.
Every benefited Ncrv.Wurth user will
have a groundwork OF faith in the
tablets when he knows they are Il
Nerv-WOrh product. 4 bottle OF
Ncry-W and box Of NeTv-W OTtll
Laxative Tablets make up combine.
zion unequalcQ for overcoming ills OF
The nerves, stomach, bowels and liver.
Bacv'S Drug Store sells Ncrv-Worth
the tonic and hands your dollar back
II il does not. better YOUR health. ASK
YOUR druggist for Nerv-Worth LaIa.
rive Tablets. csc 4 box
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
TANLAC PRAISE
CONES FROM OLD
AND YOUNG
YOUNG MAN OF WHEELING MAKES
STATEMENT IN REGARD 70
RESULTS RECEIVED.

Age has nothing TO do with troubles
of the stomach, kidney or liver, ana
one is apt as not TO suffer from these
common complaints when 4 child as
when older. The physical appearance
tells nothing Of the conditions under
which our system performs its daily
functions. Life insurance eXamlna-
tons do not rely upon outward appear
ances. Ones stomach, kidneys, liver
and lungs play prominent part.
Here is the story of a Wheeling boy
who took Tanlac. The National
Tonic" for q case of sour stomach,
indigestion and poor appetite. He
complained of seldom feeling like eat
ing and what he ate soured in ms
stomach. Since taking It, ne era gu.
ally improved and stated: Il now
enjoy good appetite, do not, suffer
from sour stomach, and nndlnS 1t
helped me so much ! want 10 RECON-
mend ii, for 1t helped me in many
ways g.,
The above statement was made by
Master Charlie Burkhart, 1043 CHAP
line Street, Wheeling.
The testimony in favor Of Tanlac IN
cases Of stomach. kidney and liver
ailments, has come from old and
young. rich and poor. and in every
case proves all the claims made lot
the remarkable preparation. Z. II.
Griest & Co.. local druggists, sell the
preDaration at one dollar bottle now,
or it. may be procured from the rrln-
Cipal druggist in nearly every town
in The country. Ask for IT, Give 1t
thorough trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
ALLEY B Scene OF
ANOTHER ASSAULT
Isador Dumprowsh Set Upon By Thugs
Near House Where italian
Was Wounded.

Police Petrolman Herman Hildehrand
last night discovered thnt 1Sador Dunn
pruwski. 4 Pole. WAS lying In his HON"
at 96jl Market street. unable 20 leave
his bed with injuries sustained Tuesday
night when he was set upon and severe
Is beaten by thugs directly in front or
1924 Alley L. DIR. John +. Marschncr
was sent TO TtSnd the wounded man and
found him painfully but not dangerously
hurt.
Officer HIldebrand was furnished
clew through which the police expect I"
be able to apprehend the two mon wh"
attacked Durnpr"wski IN the same alley
where several serious assaults haE" been
committed recently. No motive is known
for the attack on the man. who had been
out of work for six months on account
Of Illness. unable u support his FAMILY
Of eight children.
This assault occurred only a short
distance from the house whore Joe Pa
Pamela. an Italian. was slashcd across
the face with razor about two weeks
ago, but the men who made the attack
on Papcrnella were not tn" same ones
who attacked rumprowski, the polio"
say.
pr. Marschner stated last night that
Papcrnclla is abb" TO leave the hospital.
but that tho italian is afraid to go and
will not leave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
More Appointments
At The State House

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March S.
G.. p. Miller, Of Rnnney, and A. S.
Allies. of Okonoma. We're appointed ~,
day by James Fl. Stewart. the new
state commissioner OF agriculture, as
investigators to tour the apple anil
peach growing regions of West Vir-
gnia 10 gather data on orchard mat
l"rS for the department OF agriculture.
The commissioner conferred with the
governor before making the appoint
ncntS. Both appOintccS are accrnd-
tied experts on orchard matters.
E. +. R"thhnno. OF Partnerships,
chief OF The prohibition department
Of the taX commissioner office, has
been appointed collector OF inhcri-
lance taxes in addition to his other
duties in connection with prohibition.
+. :. Hnch. Of Charleston. has been
named a special agent i'll this depart
mellt. and Chris II. Hetzel selected
as clerk.
All the appointments are already in
effect and the appointecs are AZ
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
.H|CHWAYMAN THROWS
VICTIM FROM BRIDGE
Sensational Holdup Staged on Thirty
fifty street Trcsle In Broad
Daylight.

Returning t. his room ~ IN" S""','
Side with II two-w""kS rnE m ms pochIl'
.Jn. Davis. II mgr" employed 10! nv
baltimore Il obi" railroad. "nr"untfE"n
:, hi.,h,ruyu,au ~ his own race in the vi
entity Of the ThIriE-nith street trcS'hi
aI noon yesterday. DAVIS resisted AT
tcmptS ni II strange negro I" relieve
him of his pay. nnd rui ~ ii"rr" ha',
tie. in which his fingers were nit;ch Hnu
me WAS badly used UP. Finally hts as
sailanl, with whom he had struggled
onto the trcstlr. t"ripped him ami Tire"
him int" the run. woundine him pam
fully. r.,.
Tho approach Of several men lrlGh'cn. I'm.
I'd IN. highwnyman. who made good his
cscaur before Officer liOrstmHn. who
was eating dinner at home. could reach
the scene.
Davis. who had managed I" say" his
money. was taken /" n" ONE" or Dr. T.
NJ. philIipS. where his wounds We're
dressed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
Crucib|e Steel Lands
Contract For Big Shells

WASHlNGTON. March S.-The navy
department received bids today from
six companies for li-inCh high eXplO.
sive projeCtileS. the amount OF the
contract not being made public. The
CrlIrble Steel company was low bid
der both in price and time, offering 10
begin delivery in 90 days al S2S5 per
shell.
Other bidders wrr" Midvalr Steel
company. $3.50 per shell. ia5 days;
washington Steel and Ordnance COM
pany. $500. 363 days; T.. W. Bliss
company. $47j. eight months; Ameri-
can Clay Machinery company, Bucy-
rus, Ohio, $394.SI. eight months;
Bethlehem Steel company s29p. Tour
teen months.
The same type uf proiectiIr former
~ was known rs common smell IN tilc
navy, diffcrcnliuting from arlnor
percing shells which cost about twice
as much. The navy ordnance bureau
discovered a process sometime ago
bv which the common shell could be
converted at small expense and with
no mechanical difficulties into high
explosive projccriles for use against
land Notifications and scout cruisers,
dcsirovers or other light craft.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE..

Pittsburgh ps. January !. lplI
The Pittsburgh Wheeling and Kentucky kaiiroah
COMPANY. Corporation Of tie Siate OF West VIZ
E!nia. The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. ChieaGo ahh
Louis Railway CumpaRy. corporation OF the S'Atef
Of Pcnns ylyania. West Virgins. ONO. lhAah. Ahu
Illinois the vAnda!la Railroad Company. corpori-
LION OF tie States Of Indiana and Illinois. aho lhe
Anderson Belt Railway Company and Tie chicago
Indiana and Eastern RaIHay COMPANY corporatonS
Of tho Stste IL Indiana have. according to Tic laws
OF tnys. States Decn consolidated INTO RAILROAD
company named The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. chicago
And 81, Louis Railroad Company. effective January
/ 1917 the AGREEMENT Of consolidation having been
filed In tho office the Secretary CT state OF es'
Virginia on the 18th day OF December. 1916.
Hereafter :he property formerly Owned oy the rit's-
burgh Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad C"mlany'
The pittshufsh. Cincinnati. Chicago aud 81 LOUIS
RaIlya, Cunuany NaudXIia Railroad Company. Inc
Anderson ErII Railway Company aud Chicago lnol-
ana and Eastern Railway Company IN the Staes OF
IVES, Virginia. Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana aud il-
nois VIII be owned and operated b, Tho Pittsburgh
Cincinnati. Chicago and ST. Louis Railroad Com
vGny. ,,,,, .,
PITTSBURGH. WHEELING AND KENTUCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE rITTSBU RGH CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
yANpALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO INDIANA AND EASTERN HALLWAY
s. Il CHURCH
,aI5.6o; Secretary.
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MAY CALL CONGRESS
(Coutinue6 from FIRST Page.o


notice is considered imperative
and some members want three
weeks notice because of their eN-
pectation that when congress con-
venes again it will remain in ses-
sion long time.
The President himself remained
IN bed all day with a cold and saw
no callers. Because Of his cold
and because three members Of
the cabinet are absent from the
city, it appeared probably THAI
the Friday cabinet meeting would
be cancelled.
On every hand. however, the
prediction was made that the de-
cision Of the President. either TO
call an extra session immediately
or to arm American merchant
men OIL his own authority is ex-
pected before the end of the pres
ent week, possibly tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
N E.
Whn.lInn cnruruatlna Company.

Notice il hereby given that At meeting OF mo
stockholders Of the Wheeling CDrruSatinS Company.
,,rparann created and organized under the laws OF
West virginia, held at Wheeling, W. Va. on the
.,rcu;y;lr.; day ~ February. 1877. the following
resolutions were adopted
Resolved first. That the Wheeling CoTruSaiiha
Compauy CORPORATION created and Organized under
.ar Laws or thr State q! West Virginia does hereby
discontinue business corporation and sGrfcndeFs
10 said Stale It's charter and corporate franchises.
The Board o! Directors will proceed IN convert The
rrrprr,y chooses in action and all assets OF this cor
I-rai,un Into ssh md pay of and discharge Rll lis
.Icrs liabilities and obligations: and after fully ds-
,uarslnE all such debts. liabilities and ohligatods.
divide tho reminder among the Stockholders pro rata
Nth thr;. several holdings ni stock hut no such
ravmrr shall he made my stakeholder until AFTER
IN, ulbmatrn Of the notice hereinafter provided.
Resolved second. That III" President OF This cor
>, at;nn cause notice q: Tie adoption or tie fore
going resolution % he published III some newspaper
a.; general circulation. published near the principal
office or place uc business o. this corporation. once
week for f,ur successive weeks: and that he GER
nv these resolutions 10 ;he Secretary Of State OF
III. State Of West virginia and deliver n him
certificate showing the publication .: sad notice. ms
provided hr law.
tihrn under my hand this twerty.secord day o:
February. 1915
W II. ABBOTT.
President VI said corporation.
Attest: u. II. WAGNER.
Secretary.
% ), n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
HELD FOR THREATS
AGAINST PRESIDENT

BALTIMORE: ::March S.-Amos: H.
pauliI. 20 ears - age, was today held
for The federal Grand Jury by United
states CommissE Finer supplies on III.
chang. OF having made threats against
the PRESIDENT -
Books and l.aftrs IN Pauhl.s posses
sion contain taLimrnis that he Is Il
member Of $"rct organization which
government OFFICIALS hcicre has for its
object the assassination OF the presi-
dent. -
rauhl prOtestfd innocence OF any in.
tent 10 harm thu president,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
MEMORIAL FOR TWO
AMERICAN VICTIMS

LONDON. March s. J:lj 4. m.---A me-
mortal service for Mrs. Mary Hoy and
n"r daughter. Miss Elizabeth Hoy, Of
Chicago. vino lost their lives by the
sinking u! the British steamship La
coma hy Il German submarine. was held
this afternoon. in -. Martins CHURCH.
Trafalgar square. 1t was attended by
Robert T. skinner. Americas consul
general: L representative" If tho -tmrri-
can ON SSy. members Of thu American
colony ana friends Of the Iluys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
CARRANzA.SL0W IN
REPLYING TO U. S,

.MENICO CITY, March Sit Is I'M
dcrstond here tbs. General Cnrranza Is
sim celebrating tssl In" reply 10 the re-
cent note from th- United States which.
Will. not having been made public h"rc,
f.. believed TO haf: asX"c =-'r an ortlinc
OF MrNlco's positF3n in international al
fair.: az hrtwc.,fs Germany and the
United States. a.al 10 hive made Ger
tain representatives regarding tho curb
ing Of CicIuItn IrStrigue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
'MECHEN
MIDWAY THEATRE.

"'rn" thHp"r"u." E'iv"-pHr, Essau"y.
featuring EinL May" and r:mc"n"
uI:ri"u: ana an ali-star cast. This *
cur llrsr coined, drama. Nnu MUST ."c
this. It's great. 'lI"c Noble Rcliliuns."
Comedy. The Heart of An lndiun. =
r.."iS g.: thrills. An !nGiHn. uprising. MAR
dancing. etc. featuring J. barney Sh"r-
ry. Don't miss this. Coming next Fri
dmv. March 1G~-"Th" l'nwriitrn Law"
Featuring Ii"HtriZ Mich-lci.it: In parts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
SENATE RULES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

rules committee with a majority be-
hind 1t can set the limits upon speech
and the hour for Il vote. Others VINO
lear that the action tonight merely
forecasts a more drastic change IN the
future. declared it was but the enter
ing wedge and that the days OF The
senate as the only legislativ" body IN
The world where there can be full and
fee discussion are numbered.
The Debate
To-Day started peacefully, but before 1t
had continued long il branchcd INTO
discussion on the armed neutrality
bill and the presidents statement
about The twelve men ne held rcspon-
Sih!e for. failure 10 get Il vn;r upon IT,.
There were some bitter criticisms OF
the president and OF the newspapers.
Senator Cummins declared that n2y
rian in the senate or our II il high
or low" who said he attempted or
cnnspjred 10 prevent vote on the
bill deliberately falSifes."
Senate" Townsend said the prcsl-
dents statement was unjust, Unfor-
tlinatc and, in his opinion. unconSlitu-
tiOnal, as an attack upon co-urdldic
branch of the government: Senator
Norris announced that he favored Il
tlOluTc rule Ull WIS bpDuStu d!lN
womb ctill no Onnosnh In the armed
neutrality Hill unless m0diiied. He
,ssrrrnd the Side Of those who oppoSed
rho mensIIre meyer had reached the
people.
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Win ",,. q I ,i''' frinnJs If The
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Sohlr 81 IIie iIioH. ilmI'o,t""' "rr' U1,
"'I"II ni1IH' lHI'"u.nH Wv, ',rr ,' ",,G
arm! measures, I'D" pc.' |I I's,,n
10 ine senate uiliS Il HiuIL tl'ir pe'"l {
March T. II" ASKED Nt't liiu! ~
inAE GunithE 10 me St''" ~, oe ho l;s e.
was u'lucH't ~ ho'e I'"' .iiv! ~, ,,.
cuSSed mere M arm! oI'' Vas
rr"S"h,eu' ne SA'9' WIN piu, i'1'G -
h'N'. p''Ic'I' "'t' "a W w % ~" ~
alt N''lri aE'n ."I1s' ,ii;,.,r,,
S"' N"iS|i ~ ~; VI ~
framing rmipodied IN ~; ~ ,,,,,
ou Pll" uP ''SiS'"L'o.t " I''' a.
Eo!i' II" t.'il''nT'"' any ~ ~
~ nous ptL"It Itt tliu ~ 'i', i'>''o.,
you prIhE III ntll .HIl ;.rit, - ,,'
IN" cons II l"ndi "n,noI - ~ ,S' I'LL
tf"SH H"u "'iIlIhu '""I UIo'T ',, or,
b. mace 10 coI1inInl: MI'm =; IiilS ~, ~.
OF Il FH'" anu an IRON nan'' l"'" va .''.,
UuuN from DutSIu', Will 1t tolS 80
that has reduced l'S"it III li'IiS ttSH
man lhrt" Years 10 III ~ ,h;,, I!''.i a.
runo' StIn u" o "f' '' ~. ,,rr.tt, nr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
POLICE PICKUPS

Two alleged violatnrs OF the traffic
ordinance were picked up hy PatrolmaH
Fullerton last evening for speeding.
They ar. Forest Brcwst"r. Of Martins
Ferry. and Charley Sell. Il Wheeling
chauffeur. Dorsey Rntcliff WINS run IN
by Officer Charles Miller on II dlsorderly
charge. md Rob WILEY WAS arrested OH
@ drunk charge by Officer Johnson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
FREDLOCK BEATEN
FOR MAyORALTY

E:iKIES ", Va. March S.--isikir:
biennial election resulted in decided
victory for tn" Peoples Reform party,
which has been known for many years
as the dry" party. III" present mayor,
Dr. \ NJ. Fr"dI"ck. being defeated ny
Hon. G. u. Strriby. All attorn"E. ny "
majority II Il votes. J. W. Williams.
SnciaIist. received lci votes, and j. \.
lIinklr. an independent candidate. clEnt.
-Four Peoples Reform candldhtrs '"f
council we're victorious Robinson
Uunrrr First ward: W. y. r'It2wat"r
Third ward pr II. L4 Manning, Fourth
ward ana ]. r. k'mp"r. FINN ward.
while one Ciril"ns' party candidate i"r
councilman was victorious Hon. II. y.
Talbot. in tn. S"CnnG ward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
no ROBBERS IN HIDING

WhcM PnIrnlman Sharp dlSc"NT!"I
tina; a door ut the Wentworth five ana
ten cent store was unlocked shorty
before midnight. and started nm lnv"Sis-
CATION 10 soc il burglars wcr" IN the
building. 4 crowd of scores of people
.rcr. attracted IN tho scene. thinking
lin, tn. store WAS being robbed nnl The
officers had corn"rcd tn" man. Manager
r. G Brown accompanied tho officer on
tho search through tho store. but n"th-
irr wae missing and there was no trace
Of any intTuders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
Mr. Guthrie's Career

Pittsburgh. March H.--G"orge w
iGuthrie was born in Pittsburgh. Sei-
tembcr :, 1878 and vas educated in
the public schools. and IN" University
lot PITTSBURGH FROM which ne WAS grad
uated in 1866. liz studied law II COL
ilinhiau University. row George WASH
ineton University. from which he re-
'ccived mis- degree in 1859. The same
wear he returned 10 Pittsburgh and
was admitted TO the Allegheny county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
AMBASSADOR GUTHRIE
tcoutiuued from First PaSe.)

.Jal.an. Including tbs California anti
alien controversy.
The News a Shock.
News OF the ambassador $ death
caused Il shock at the state depart
mcnt. us there had been no reports in
dicating failure Vi his robust health.
He was rs years Old. His last. visit
TO Washington was during his leave
vi absence in 1915, and then he ap-
peared particularly we'll.
The department Cabled message
OF coincidence 10 Mrs. Guthrie. who
was understood to have been with
her husband at the time OF his death.
The provision is made in the depart
ment regulations for bringing home
the bodies Of diplomatic officers who
die at their posts. and this power will
be exercised in the case OF the late
ambassador. unless Mrs. Gutherie ar
ranges otherwise or decides 10 &C
cept the expected tender OF Jap
anese warShip.
His Successor.
Mr.. Wheeler. now in charge Of the
embassy, has had wide diplomatic
experience and the department relIs
that h. is fully capable of conducting
It's business tor an indefinite perlou
'AILbitS 'l' bl'Pp4I4LLilNA w q LII
ambassador. icCauSe OF the import
auce OF relations with Japan JUST now
i: is expected that President Wilson
will exercise great de!iberation IN
ulling the vacancy. 3,
Tho departments despatch announC.
ing the ambassadors death was sign
cd by Mr.. Wheeler. II said:
.. 1T is my painful duty 10 inform
yuu THAI the ambassador died sudden
Il tonight al ) o'clock OF apOpleXy.'