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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
CASCARETS" FOR
YOUR BOWELS #
HEADACHY, SICK
FOR BlLlOUSNESS BAD BREATH
COLDS. INDIGESTION AND
CONSTIPATION.
ENJOY LIFE! LIVEN YOUR LIVER
AND BOWELS TONIGHT
AND FEEL FINE.

Your tongue is coated. Look inside
your watch cover and see. That's bad
! business. What have YOU been eat
ing? What were YOU drinking? What
kind Of lazy chair did you rake cxer-
else in? Now don't think II doesn't
matter. because. it's your bowels that
talk now every time You open your
mouth. That doesn't help your popu-
larity, nor your earning capacity. Be
sides. a person with bad bowels is in
a Dad way and q coated tongue or p
bad breath are sure signs or bad
bowels and poor digestion.
Why don't you get Il Decent. box OF
CaScareis. at any drug store and give
your liver and thirty feet OF bowels
the incest, gsntleSt cleansing they
ever experienced. Take one or two
CasCare,s tonight and wake up feeling
fine and fit. All Headache. nullness.
Biliousness. Bad Breath. Stomach
SourneSS, Cold and CONSTIPATION gone
wake w with your head clear.
tongue clean, stomach sweet, liver and
bowels active, step elastic and COM
plexion rosy.
CaScarets work while you sleep
never grippe or sicken. Cascarets act so
gently that you hardly realize You
have taken a thorough cathartic. They
don't bother you all next day like
salts, pills. oil or acknowledgements
being perfectly harmless is best chill
dren's laxative.
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STATE OF WAR
Continued from First PIge.)

ships were sunk with loss Of life.
The next ten days. until con-
gress meets. will BE- days OF tense
anxiety, of Eager waiting and
watching. frauSht with possibili-
ties OF tremendous consequences
10 the Emitted States.
No Declaration Of War.
President Wilson and his adj
visers in the cabinet and III con-
gresS have no intention that war
shall be declared by the United
States. By the hostile acts OF Ger
man submarines they believe tho
imperial German government IS
actually making war on the Unit
ed States and that II shall be rec
ognized as such state. To meet
such condition the armed forces
of the country and all the national
resources are to be put n a state
of readiness. Then. whether the
nation shall enter war III It's tull
sense will depend upon how much
further Germany carries her acts
OF aggression.
In every sense. war X 1t actually
comes will be a defensive war.
free from ambitions Of spoils or
territory in which the united
States, the President has publicly
declared, shall want nothing for
itself, and shall seek only to pre-
serve the rights Of civilization and
humanity.
May Participate.
In such a situation the United
States might even become an &C
tual participant in the hostillties
on the European continent without
becoming q political ally OF any
Of the Entente Powers, simply
casting It's weight OF men. money
and moral influence into the bat
tie against q common enemy.
Ports Of the United States
probably would be opened TO war
Ships OF the entente navtes; cred
it's from the vast stocks OF gold.
food, munitions and other mater
ials might be extended TO all the
entente powers. The American
navy probably would cooperate
with the British and French
narIes In clearing submarines
from the seas.
Hurry Calls Sent.
Hurry calls for all party leaders
In congress went out today as
soon as the president announced
advancement Of the date OF the
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Progressive. elected last fall as q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Should neither side be able in the
early voting to win four Independents.
it is considered extremely likely that
an effort will be made TO reach an
agreement to elect a speaker by Il
majority Of those present. This plan
probably will be more readily agreed
TO If the five Independents vote
present" during the early balloting,
With their votes uncertain and PA
men voting for both candidates, both
Democrats and Republicans, it is
thought. would be- willing to take a
sporting chance" on the Indepcn-
dents.
Not Well Received.
\ suggestion by Representative
Towner. Republican, Of Iowa. that the
present house organization be main
tanned for short period in order 10
expediate public business, received q
cool reception in congressional cir
.cles. The problems facing the coutl-
Try are not likely to grow smaller, 1t
was declared, and it would be hest
10 have the organization work out Of
the way as quickly as possible.
Illness. it now is thought, Will not
interfere seriously with the organlza-
ton. Representative Lee. Democrat.
of Georgia, and Representative Hill,
Republican, of Connecticut. are Ill,
but are expected TO be present on tho
,pDeniDU daS
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GERMAN PLOTTERS
tcouttnued from First Page, }

quantities OF iuv!sabte or "sympNlhe-
tic" Ink for use in communication be-
tween ;heIl.
Bacon. who WAS arrested in England
WAS permi,ted To return here to tes-
t,fy against Sander and WunnenberS
before the grand jury. This led, It
Mas said. 10 the two Men pleading
guilty.
Secret service agents worked on
the case for months and the plot Was
exposed after Bacon was arrested and
ais photograph sent here, as the fed
.ral authorities were able 20 connect
aim with the operations of Sander
and NununenberS.
The activities O. the indicted men
extended back TO May, 1916. 1t was
charged, during which period Sander
and Wunnenberg are alleged TO have
sent no less than fifteen So-called
newspaper men TO England and Ire
land. Much valuable information. It
was alleged. was received BY Sander
and Wunnenberg through the mails
or brought here by one OF tile bogus
newspaper men travelling as IN Amer
lean citizen.
Sander is 90 years old and had been
connected with the Gerrlan-American
literary defense committee. He was
Il former employe OF the New Yorker
Stats Zeitung, and dramatic editor
ON the Deutschrs Journal. Nunnen-
berg claims 70 have been natura!lAed
25 years ago. With B;.con they were
indicted March 3.
The pleas OF guilty came as sur
Prise 10 government attorneys VINO
had made elaborate preparations lor
a trial. The federal authorities said
thew were OF the opinion that Sander
and Wunnenberg took the step III
order to avert complete eXposur" OF
The conspiracy in way which might
lead to arrests OF more commanding
figures in the plot. The maximum
penalty to which the prisoners. are
subject is five years in federal pen
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English Comment.

LONDON. March 80. =: 80 H. !n.-PrcSi-
dent Wilson's proclamation converting
congress in special session and long Dies
patches from Washington and New York
dealing with the outlook and describing
the war-likr preparations or the United
states ill cunspiCuus places In the n"wS
columns Of tho morning newspapers to-
day The Daily Telegraph. however,
alone comments as follows:
THE first week Of April" says this
newspaper. will see the recognition by
tho United States that 4 state Of war
with Germany exists. II Is Il spectacle
that may we'll engage the attention Of
Europe for it is the turning point in tn"
worlds history as we'll AS of the history
Of The United States. Those In
Germany who made up their minds thai
nothing was To be feared from Ameri-
can intervention ar" likely TO be rudely
deceived IN n short time
referring TO Germans scheme to en-
hroil the United States with Mexico and
Japan. the Daily Telegraph thinks I,
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ManY DestroYnS

WNSIT\GTUN. March 2l-Secreiary
Daniels called uron privatch Shipbuild-
"rS to-day. 10 submit next Saturday eS-
Inmates rs tn the maximum number OF
drStruyors each plant can build. The
navy department Intends tn place orders
for as many boats NJ possible. the emer-
gency fund OF $ll5.00n 600 provided by
congress being available !nr this pur-
pose.
BIDS for the ) dcstroyrrs specifically
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Sink.nga Pleased Them.

81. b:35 e. m.--t0uut Won Rcrcntlow.
writing In the Dcuische Tagcszeltung
says with rctercnc" 10 the sinking OF
the American steamers City Of Mem
phis. Illinois and Ei<;ilancia:
1T is good that American ships have
been obliged 10 learn that the German
prohibition IS effective and that there
is no question or distinctive treatment
for the United States. In view OF
such losses there il only one policy
for tn" United States. AS for the small
European maritime powers. namely:
Ia retain thcir ships i'll their own ports
as olue ~ the war lasts
Thu DusS"!dorfc: General AnZeiE"r
says that the sinking ot three Amcri-
can ship. - certain IL produce especial
sat SIaClion.
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The great majority OF people suffer,
ing today from excessive thinness and
poor development, while they eat three
good meals a day, only manage 10
maintain life and portion Of the
health and strength that should be
theirs. They stay thin mainly because
they are of highly strung, nervous
spostlon-neryes on an edge most
OF the time. This need be no draw
back, however, TO your putting on
flesh if you will first Of all correct tho
nervous disposition.
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FOR SPEAKERSHIP
(Cortinued from First PaSe.)


Republican. conferences. Some Demo
Gratis have expressed themselves as
fayoring a change in the rules SO as
to permit less than Il majority of the
membership TO elect. This has been
done on two occasions, IN 1909 anu
1897.
Independents Factor.
Calling of the special session today
made the Independents much great
er factor in the organization plans
than they would have been II the
session had not convened until April
l6, as originally planned. By then
another Democrat would have oeen
elected In The strong Tammany lis
,rict formerly represented By the late
Representative Conroy and the Dem
ocrats would have needed only three
independent votes to etcc; SreakeH
counting also upon Representative
elect Kelley. OF Pcnnsylvania. former
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Rr0uc.1,t Choerc

NEW YORK.. MArch 2l---llONr That
tine stars and stripes would soon be
waving over III" trenches in France"
drew cheers from a hundred ClcrgYmcn
Of many denominations here to-day
wheu it. was expressed in An address he
fore them 10y Major Charles W. Gordon.
Forty-third Comedian Infantry, better
known Ralph ,'nnnnr. III" author.
Major Gordon WAS formerly clergyman
i'm Winnipeg and Is here nn a mission
rnr thr British war n.firc.
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Joint Air Service.
WaSHlNETnE lt1rI,h o.

WASHINGTON. March "l.--1'nnS0li-
liation OF the army amt navy air services
for Joint development. organization and
operation" WAS recommended to-day by
Il board Of army and navy officers ere
atcd to study tn" question. The hoard
finds that the two services would h"
constantly operating together in the
event Of war with Il first class power in
the coast areas. and believes that no
exact line should bc established between
Inc HnMcrcS OF lhc TWO hEAMChcA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
MARTINS FERRY MAN
SUCCUMBS TO BURNS
Fell Over Stove Week Ago-Burned
Shoulders and Arms-Dies
II Hospital.

Richard Butler. 30 years old. dicd o.
burns last night about lp:+o. ut me
Martins Furry hospital. He WAS brought
there last Monday about % hours ,atiGef
ne had fulrn over Il stove AMI badly
burned his arms and shoulders Al his
boarding house in Second street. tic
was L 'laycr-out" hi the liTcrsid-
Bridge works.
Butler IL believed 10 have inhaled
some OF the iIancs. His condition did
not Improve since his arrival at In"
hospital Tho Eagle lodge will take
charge ot the b"dy and the burial Will
likely take Place in Canonsburg, IA,
his former home.
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Speeding Up Man On. lob.

WASHINGTON, y. -. March 21.---Nice
Chairman Brant. of the federal shipping
board, left to-day for the Pacific coast
10 consult ship builders as to their
ability to speed up the building Of
wo"drn ships. The shipping board
aim is TO construct Immediately d great
fleet OF wooden vessels which can he
used 10 transport supplies to the en-
ienih aIl;rS
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Por untusrsa1 Training

NEW YORK. March @l.--Reprcscnta-
tive Charles T.. Caldwell, OF the Second
New York Congressional District. in 4
statement issued tonight said that as a
member Of the house committee on mill
tary affairs lie would introduce on the
first day Of the extra session a univer-
sal training bill which was offered as
an amendment to the military appropria-
ton bill in the last congress, but failed
OF DaSSaCc
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Eeserve TRAINING.

l.r.NINGTuE. ny. March 2I.--Thc
executive committee OF the University
uI Kentucky tudny accepted the proviS-
IONS Of the National Defense Act.
adopted by congress on June =. 1916.
and established / rc$crv" officers train
lug corps ut the university IT, replace
lhr present system Of mulitary training
The cXAcELlrc committee also ordered
the stab!ishm"ni of Il four year course
in military science. leading to the de-
gree OF Bachelor nf Science. of which
an army officer. detailed rs command
liant will be dean.
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Venezuela, according 10. persons who
have arrived here from Caracas. recently
answered GcrmunyS announcement OF
unrestricted submarine warfare BY en-
pressing adherence To the traditional
polIeY Of maintaining III" rights Of hu-
mainly and UC neutral nations. Stimuli
taneolSly, II ~ declared, the Venezuelan
minister in Washington was instructed
to notify the American government Of
tho answer and TO give assurance OF
NaneZuela'S unqualified endorsement Of
the stand taken by the United States in
protecting neutral rights. thus reErrs-
ing her former action. which merely re-
asserted her attitude of strict neutrality.
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Linn har for EanaH ka

MANASSAS IITN, NO, N;rTh IL HG
United States government has placed an
order with Kansas City lumber dealers
for 5000, 900 feet OF soft pin lumber,
II became known to-day.
The contract calls for material such
rs is used in construction OF temporary
army quarters Tho destination of the
shipment has not been made public.
4 bond was required Of the dealers
guaranteeing immediate shipment. The
government is to furnish the ears. 1t
Is estimated that the lumber will cost
approximately 100000.
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Va6sar Girls Loyal.

POCGHKEEPS1E. y. Y, March al
Announcement WAS MADE today that
Iassar college Is in Il state Of practical
mobilization" with nearly ali OF its l.
100 girl students signed up for war ser
vice in the National league for wOnens
service as nurses, wireless operators and
clerks. Hospital classes of the Ameri-
can Red Cross are ready to be graduated
at once. Sewing and knitting classes
have. been at work for. months.
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URIAH I. BINGHAM FATALLY
INJURED AT MOLD & FOUN-
DRY PLANT.
Slips at Top of Roll Flask Late Yes
terday-Inquest Will Be Con-
Quoted This Morning.

When Uriah Z. Bingham. aged
about 80, fell % feet from the top, OF
a roll flask to its bottom yesterday
afternoon about ) o'clock at the
Peninsula plant of the Wheeling Mold
q; Foundry company, his skull was so
badly fractured and his back broken
that he died before Z o'clock at the
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Patriotic Week,

SALEM ore. Mar. "l,--tuvcrno-
Withycombn today proclaimed tho work
beginning March - 80 ''pHtriotic week"
throughout Oregon. He points out the
great need Tor men for III" National
Guard and urges all qualincd young
men 10 enlist AS means "i showing
their loyalty.
Il urge all young mon says tho pro-
clamallun. TO fulhll the Civilizations OF
oar national citizenship by ra!ytns to
the flag. thus setting an example,
worthy Of our brs: traditions and in
diCati,e Ur Ihcr certain continuance"
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Significant Orders.

NEW YORK. March "l.-Thc first
naval base hospital Of the American Red
''r0*S. stationed In brooklyn. has re-
c"ivcd word to hold itself in readiness
for active service. II was announced
late to-day. It's equipment is stored at
The New York navy yard.
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Encountered Sub"

NEW YORK. March %l.--PasSengcrs
on board the Aach"r Limo steamship
Tuscania. British, which arrived to-day
from Glasgow, said that on Monday,
March IL. when about 3l0 miles out
from the Scotch coast. the ruscana en-
countcrcd q German submarine. l!y
putting on full speed and steering 4 zig
gag course tt" Tu$cania escaped.
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likely that this Will bring the people OF
Ire United States into the war with
hardly less unanimity than was shown
Ivy Allied Europe: ,, I;,.,,,
rurse the Ray when that puerile piece OK
ireacherr was hatchcd in some typical
Prussian BRAIN" says the Daily Tele-
graph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22

TO be possessed ola head o. heavy,
beautiful hair: soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
matter OF using little Danderine.
II Is eaSy and inexpensive 10 have
nice, soft hair and lots Of 1t. Just
get Is cent bottle OF Knowltons
}DanGerine now-all drug stores rec
Commend it-apply little as directed
and within ten minutes there Will be
an appearance OF abundance. fresh
fitness, fluffiness and an Incompatible
gloss and luStre, and try as you Will
you can not find a trace OF dandruf or
failing hair: but your real surprise VIII
! be after about two weeks use, when
you will see new halr--tlne and doWny
at frst-yes-but really new hair
sprouting out all over the scalp-DaE-
derine Is, we believe, the only sure
hair grower. destroyer of dandruff and
Icure for itchy scalp and il never falls
to stop falling hair at once.
IL YOU want TO prove how pretty anu
soft your hair really IS. moisten Il
cloth with a little Danderine and care.
fully draw it through your hair--tak'
ing one small strand at time. Your
hair will be soft. glossy and beoutitul
lin just few moments--a delightful
surprise awaits eVeIyone who tries
this.
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authorized H. congress were 10 have
been opened on April .. but Ill" *"cre-
larry directed that these b. opened next
Saturday. when the estimates on plant
"a par!ty are submitted.
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preSidenttE Or>Iiarc.

WASH MOTION, March %I.--Ar rxcCu-
tive order signed hy President Wilson
to-day directs that time spent in the
federal military scrvic" shall not la
counted against the records Of National
tiuardSmcn on the civil service eligibl-
ire LIST
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Smith For Preparedness.

BOSTON. Mass. Mar. "l.-Smith col
lrHc enlisted Tor preparedness today
Five hundred and thirty students join
ed classes organized as branches OF the
Red Cross service In addition, the
students are assisting financially, with
contributions for the Red Cross.
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MONTGOMERY. Ala. March 2l.--.
Representative Dent, chairman Of the
house military committees. prcdictcd
overwhelmingly u declaration of war
when 1t meets April .. Ii" said he fav-
orpd SuCn action.
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FALLS 23FEE7 To BOTTOM Of
PIT; DIES WITH BROKEN BACK
{.
Ohio Valley General hospital.

Ohio Valley General hospital.
He mutt have slipped, say employ
ers and employees, who were near
when he :1ropped. But one man saw
him fall, and he could not ascertain
the cause The PROSTATE body had
10 be hauied from the pit with a crane,
so that II: was a half hour before he
was placed in an ambulance.
The map lived with his family at
is in char.;e of the Bertschy undertake
ing firm. ,T:Cononer R. G. Hobbs will
hold an itluest this morning.
P1ASNED DESTRUCTION.
PEHiNC, Monday. March 19.--Chinesos
naval orriefrs at shanghai found bombs 9;1ass
liked tindea the machinery Of the Ger
man Steamers Dcikc Dickmers. SikianS
and AlbenI1A, which were seized March
il by the Chinese authorities. The ma
chincry hal been dismantled. and parts
OF it were missing.
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Readiust War Rates,

WASHINGTON. March 2l.--A COM
pletr read ustmcnt Of rates charged by
the federal war risk insurance bureau
for insurance Of American vessels and
cargoes, Including iii increase to 3 per
cent OF tho charge on all ships passing
through the war zone, was announced
Tonight hy bureau officials. The
charges follow the extension of lnSur-
ancc to many ciassc. of COntraband not
heretofore insured and are accepted as
Il recognition of the practical state or
war with Germany and or the additional
risks incurred 10y the armlng OF AmeTi-
can mcrchantmcn.
Until now the rates on vessels bound
Tor European ports through the war zone
have varied up TO il maximum or per
cent. Early in the war much lower
maximum was maintained. the first i'm
rortnnt Increase coming after the an
nuuncrment OF Germany's submarine
blockade The new schedule makes the
flat per cent rate applicable 10 all yes
sells and cargucS that must pass through
the submarine zone, whether bound for
bellgerent or neutral ports in Europe.
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half Million For Defense.

TONNNNN. \. IT,, Mar. 2l.-In re-
Srunse 10 an urgent special message
from Governor Reyes, the house today
under suspension o. the rules passed
Il bill ;tprupriaiing 100000 TO be used
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PLANNED OBSTRUCTION.
JUST WHAT THIN, NERVOUS
RUNDOWN PEOPLE NEED
Successful Simply Makes You Put FLESH neea'
ing Weight Many Pounds in One Months Time

Pamgin Tablets with Gentian act
first on the;nerves. and then by quick.
" correcting faulty digestion and In
creasing the appetite lay the founda.
ton stone G. the increased weight that
is sure 10 kollow.
Every druggist in America Is authors,
lied 10 refu1d the purchase price II a
few weeks, steady use as directions
advise fail - benefit you. c. H. Griessi
e. Co. sells cots OF It.
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Strong For Service

ALBANY. y. Y, March 2l.-A reso-
luton placing tho New York assembly
on record AS fnYoring the principle of
universal military training and petition
ing Congress TO enact legislation TO
bring II about. was adopted by the as
mbly today by vote Of lG5 70 ).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-16
B. GANSER WRITES
FROM 1.-THE FRONT"

George Ganser, ST., COS f. Fourth
St, is in receipt of a letter from
his son, Private Bernard p. Ganser
Battery 3, seventh field artillery,
written in France Nov. p.
In his letter, Private Ganser says:
Yes, 1 have been 70 the front. Our
artillery was the first to 90. have
had the pleasure of joking the
kaiser's shells. We would hear a
buzzing sound and we would all
drop fat on the ground until the
shell bursted A friend OF mine has
the nose of a shell which tore two
holes in our kitchen. I am o. K.
and We have gone into winter quar-
tiers and I will have more time 10
write now"
Ganser enlisted a few days after
war was declared last April He is
in the same regiment as Sergt. John
Howard Pittman OF South Bend,
who fired the first American shot
i'm the war against Germany.
Private Ganser has two brothers
George. jr.. and Simon, in the army.