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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Wins 22-Year Court Fight
Woman Gains Pond in Tenth
Tribunals Decision

A legal battle OF twenty-five years
was won yesterday by Miss Elizabeth
Clark, Of Moodna, near Cornwah-on-
Hudson. when a decision OF justice
Dickey in the Supreme Court IN 1879
was sustained awarding her possession
Of Wickhams pond, near Warwick. Inc
decision was handed down by the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
after nine courts had passed on the
case.
Justice Dickey's decision was re,
versed in the Appellate Division IN ls99
and a new trial was held IN 1900 before
Justice William ]. Gaynor lie iound
in favor of Jesse Durand, whose prop
erty adjoins the southern part OF the
lake and whom Miss Clark and her SIS
ter Mary were attempting to restrain
from using the pond.
Justice Gaynor gave Durand utie 70
nearly eight acres Of the lake. TINS
decision was sustained by the Appellate,
Division and the Court of Appeals, ana
the fight was taken TO the Federal
courts. One decision there favored
Dnrand. but was reversed. Then Judge
Hand found in favor of Miss Clark and
the decision yesterday afirms TINS De
cision-the same ms the hrst one
handed down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Chlorine Gas Kills Three
Four Overcome in Attempted
Rescue at Vermont Mill

Mountain Mills, VT. March 9.-Three
men are dead and four others are in
serious condition from inhaling chlorine
gas fumes in the factory Of the Deer
field Pulp Company here to-day. DR..
William L. LETTERS. of Wilmington, Del.
was killed. as were Donald Cook and
Newton Carpenter. of this town.
DR.. LETTERS was sent here by the h..
|. du Point de Nemours Powder Com
pany TO install a new bleaching sys-
TEN. He was standing by a vat. when
he suddenly reeled and fell. Cook and
Carpenter were overcome before they
could carry him from the room.
Four employees were overcome IN an
attempt to reach the three, but were
rescued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Fewer Eggs in Storage

Washington, March Gold storage
holdings of eggs in the United States
on March showed decreases OF 97.2
ner cent. compared with February I
holdings The Department OF Agrieul-
lures monthly report to-day show.
ieS.7ls dozen in storage. Compared
with a year ago, holdings have dropped
SIS per cent. American cheese IN col ID
storage March / was 1909, $50 pounds,
a decrease of 500 per cent during Feb
rusry and about 1913 per cent less than
a voar ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Grain for Allies Burns
u. S. Probes Loss of 100000
Bushels, Worth 100000

Detroit, March 9.-An inquiry into
the cause Of spectacular fire which
destroyed the million-bushel grain ele-
vator OF the Detroit Elevator Company
here to-day. with the loss Of 100000
bushels OF wheat. corn and rye. mostly
for export to the Allies. was begun by
the United States Attorney. John l..
Kinnane, late this afternoon. Rumors
Of arson moved Mr.. Kinnane to investl-
gate whether there had been viola
ton OF American neutrality.
So intense was the heat for several
hours during the afternoon that scores
Of freight cars in the Grand Trunk
wards we're endangered. Before all
could be removed four carloads OF coal
and several cars Of varnish were
burned.
The loss is placed at more than ST.
600 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Pinochle Is Denied Jurors
They Sought Card Deck After
Hours Of Deliberation

Denied the solace of pinochle, jury
in the Circuit Court in Jersey City was
unable TO reach an agreement yesterday
and was discharged.
After several hours OF deliberation.
the court officer who answered the
knock on the jury room door was asked
TO pass in a pinochle d4ck. lie con-
suited Judge Campbell, WHO vetoed the
project. -.
bv Mr.. and Mrs. William Mothes. of Sc
caucus. against the Nolan Construction
Company. of Union Hill, to recover
S15. 900 for injuries Mrs. Mothes is said
70 have sustained in falling over lead
nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Bow 10 Burglars Hostage

Kaneas City, No. March o. Burglar
entering the home Of A. p. Nichols
here last night found NJ. Nieholss
thirteen yesr-old son alone. rIec,ng
the boy between them ~ 4 hostage INC
psir waited half an hour for the re-
turn Of SIR. and Mrs. Nichols. On thef
arrival n. parents were robbed o.
money and jewolry valued ~ Sl2'pV''
Then their son was returned 20 them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Chicago's Million Incomes
Four Individuals and Three
Estates Pass That Mark

Chicago. March 9.-Income tax fig
ures being compiled are said to show
four Chicago individuals,-three OF
them members Of one family and
three estates with incomes Of 81 900 600
a year or more. The names. with the
estimated valuation and yearly income,
follow:
Marshall Field estate. $4,000 600,
s10O00,o0O; j. Ogden Armour, STD
600 600. $4,000 600; Harold +. McCor-
mick, s45,00O,000, sl,700,0OO; Mrs. Net
tie +. Mccormick, $4,000 900. 81 DO
600; Cyrus II. Mccormick, $50 ,OOOOoO'
81 200 900; Otto Young estate, 500, $780,
600. 81 900 600; G. F. Swift estate, s26,-
OCO. 900, 81, OPS 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Hard Urges Censorship
By Writers, Not Soldiers

A censorship board OF newspaper and
magazine writers was advocated by
William Hard. speaking yesterday at
the Princess Theatre, as one Of the
first measures of preparedness this
country needs.
THE army and navy men do not IN,
derstand the psychology of the public"
he said AT the beginning Of the war
in England the chief aim Of the army
eensors was TO suppress all unfayorable
news. It was the worst thing that
could have happened TO England, for
Johnny Bull becomes Infatuated at de-
fests and his lighting blood is reused.
There are some kinds Of news that
need 70 be spread abroad rather than
suppressed, and newspaper men are bet
ter Judges Of this than army oficers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Passion Play Caste
To Visit Cardinal
Will Invite Prelate to Attend
Performance

A procession of the players IN the
Hoboken Passion Play, veronica
Veil" will march tomorrow to the
Archbishop's residence and there invite
Cardinal Farley to attend their play.
The Passion Play is produced under
The direction of the Passionist Fathers
Of st. Joseph's Church, in West Hobo
Ion and is now in its second season;
Large numbers Of people from far and
near attend the performances, and 1t Is
rapidly becoming the American counter
mart Of the famous Obersmmergau Pas
sion PLAY in Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
10000 Shoes Mailed to Russia

Manchester, n. H., March "A local
shoe manufacturing company to-day
sent 5000 pairs Of shoes by hrst class
registered mail 70 Moscow, Russia. Inc
postage amounted 10 $1,000, snd u was
ssid the shoes would bring AZ pair
retail at Moscow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
california to Get Hill Line

San Francisco, March 9.-.The Hi
ra;i~oad lines have completed plans for
entrance into California and a ter
,,,;nrs on San Francisco Bay. says Inc
Tbronicle" to-day. The plan. i IS
s,a,ed nroyides for the construction
~ line by the Hill interests from
po,d Owe. 10 Trinidad, Col, a few
LIS North of Eureka. where a june
,;nn viiI be made with the Northwest
o 49, pacific. which has its southern
tsrrinal al San Salito. on San Fran
cisco Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Whitman Reviews list

The fist Regiment had its home sta
ton review last night in its armor al
Thirty-fourth Street and Park Avenue
Governor Whitman. Lorillard Spencer,
his military secretary, and AdJutsnt
General Stotesbury were in the REVIEW
inc stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
IMPORTANT

Fneaxement. Marriage. Birth In
u.u,o,;.m and Death Notices may be
..I.nbon,d 10 The Tribune any time up
=. ,,;dnirht for insertion in the next
dsy', paper. Just call
Beekman 5000
and read the notice as you wish y
inserted. Bill for same will be mailed
"a YOU later. The notice VIII reach
ever 100. 900 readers daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Strike Fails to Affect Food

Tn. food situation in New York VIII
not be affected by the strike OF freight
handlers in the local stations or inc
New York Central. according 10 ihr
officials Of the railway yesterday after
noon. They explained that 1000 snip
ments we're handled IN carload lots the
cars being spotted on sidings Tor inc
dealers, while the men on STRIKE were
employed only for packages or small
ct cara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Funeral of A. w. Green

The funeral Of Adolphus Williamson
Green. president Of the National Bis
cult Company. will be held at Green
wich. Conn. this morning at II o'clock
from ST. Mary's Church. special
train will leave the Grand Central Ter
minal At 9:40 o'clock, carrying oficers,
heads OF departments. many employees
~ tho COMPANY and other friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Arthur w. Patterson
Dies at Roselle

Arthur W Patterson, who had been
associated for forty-siS years with
Amerman e. Patterson, customs and in
surance brokers and forwarding agents,
died yesterday at his home, in Roselle.
Mr. Patterson, who was seventy years
old. leaves his wife, Mary y. Johnson
pnftcrcnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
Indian Ruler Contributes
S5OO,OOO to Fight U-Boats

London. March 9.--Thc Ni1sm Of
,tydcrabad. ruler Of the largest and
mos, popvlous Of the internal states OF
indis mas sent TO the government $500
600 Tor use in the anti-submarine cam
p8ign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10

Day

You've just this one day
in which to buy Hart
Schaffner g. Marx Spring
Suit at less than last
years prices.
And every one is worth
more to-day than it
was then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
i.3d 81, ny Harlem Train and 81 rrsis1s
Lots OF small sac for safe
once 20 East ga ST.. r.. Z -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-10
DEATHS

Fischer. Maria VI. stephens, George
Flint. Heman Sites. Daniel G.
Foddy. Cora y. sullivan. Daniel
Foote. John 4. Supple. Mary
Foster, William Vaughan, Christopher
Freeman. T. de G. Ward. Matt j.
Gilligan. Loretta Walker. Henry 4.
Harrington. Caroline EWassel. Gertrude D.
Harrigsn. Lucille NJ. White. George A.
Hsusemzn, Philip Wilson. Elenor $.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
Police Looking For
Two Escaped Germans

PHILADELPHIA. Ia. Mar. -g.--N"i-
wIihSt;tndimE Ia" navy department : an
nnUnrrmrit that All the $ai!"rS OF thu
German auxiliary cruises informed 1T
tn, ph!ladcibhia navy ward who la~i
night mad" 4 dash for liberty. had b"ru
accounted fnr. thu local police were to-
night working On III" theory that a.
least two Of the Germans mad" good
their ESCAPE.
Search al the waters around the yard
for tn" bodies OF Lieutenant Chorth and
Hermann Schroeder. machiniSt mate. re-
ported IL haN" been drowned in III" AL
tempt Ia swim two hundred yards 10
thu mainland. was discontinued lat" TO-
day. Captain Tate "f til" detective
bureau. detailed Il larE~ ~pu:td "f men
to watch railroad terminals and 81!
other rvitS from tn" city. and filters
containing descriptions a. th"rth and
SCHROEDER were SEM hr"ndC.tSt \ report
that 0mr al the men ltId been captured
IN the SnirhcTn section 81 the city TO-
might w.N ucui"d To- the i"!ICr
Electricians t"day strung wires over
the meadows In The vicinity 81 the navy
yard and erected Il large number Of high
powered arr. lights. Tonight tn" nt:'l-
uwS wrr" As bright aS ai midday,
Mayer Smith announced that III" M
termed crews, numbering IIh mrn.
would he transferred. !" Forts tg!"-
thorpe and Mclhrr$nn Early tomorrow.
His announcement VAS made after "nn!-
munlCalinE with :ilv% Departments; ON
rIalS at Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
Kitchener Defended
By Former Premier

I.DNruN March % 10 l.. n.---:tn
energetic defense "f IA" lat" Lord Kitten
, Nor was mad. in the nouS,. 81 commons
today by former Premier ASGut;h win"
replied 10 I'll. criticisms l"votl"d at his
government III the recently published! ~
port nf tn. Dardaurlles COMMISSION.
"l.urd Kitchener was Il !na$t"r:ui
man. endowed with f0rmidahlr person
nii,y and disposed hs' nature 10 k'"p his.
uwm counsel" said Mr. ASuuith. "iiui il
* Il mistake to suggest that lie lived In
iSoie ton and did not consult mlliIarS
opinion as t. the conduct of IN" war
THAI is untrue but II is true shat dur
Ing tn" carly months al til" war h. ucf-
ed rs his own CHIEF nf staff;
. when war broke uu. the general Siulf
r.rr" S.ui - III" 'front.' Their places
were taken by Officers who had hrrn ia
retirement I'll" best ana high"sl auth
nriiy at that time Was Lord Kitchener
himself tpon uu man in history had a
heavier burden been r:.st and nothing
ills M" with greater Indignation th;in
tn" attacks made on Lord Kitchener
who's" memory IS in II" danger. and will
live"
Mr.. ASQui'h said the Dardanclles "x-
pruitiun was primarily naval one hn
Gauss Lord Kitchener proved to III" sat
;Slh"tion Of he war council that troops
l." make i; q joint military Hnd naVH!
Undertaking were not available.
I'll" delay in sending troops Mr.. As
quitn continued. WAS uGH 10 III" Russian
position which was fh"u bad. and pres
sure was brought 10 hear by both IN"
british and French commanders in chic:
to keep their troops in France.
Mr. ASuuith assorted tho DardHn"ii"S
operations had saved tho situation in
the Caucasus. prevented for months Tho
detection Of Rulgartu to tn" r"nir#.
powers. kept 2nb.O0u Turks muhiIiz"d
destroyed some OF the finest lr""rS in
tho Turkish army ana contributed IL IN"
ravorahl" events witnessed II Egyri,
NcsuputaIua and Persia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
()BII UARY.
A. L. Mills Is Dead

\ L. Mills. aged -. Il t"rIH"i MI
known resident -! Whr"!inS. died 1T has
home in Pleasant Grove. ONO. iaS1
night. ~ $40 O'Clock. after lengthy
illness OF COMPLICATION "i ;rouoles.
Mr. Mills was bora near EitnA"ch. -:
Ju(y l." iSSS. til" >"a Of y. l.. ah'
Mary 4. Mills. IT,. Sp"nt his early HIE
In Belmont county. coming 10 W h"';-
ing when seventeen lars OLD. ne ;t;-
,eptel position. with The \"ii ft;Tu-
ware company. which II" hctd un'il !"
wear ago. rrsigninS (" establish ;, E'Nh-
.ral stoy. AZ plcaIsan; Grow" Ii" ga"
been in failing h"airh since Hast 80
Vembcr. , go:
-ernal circles bong EieniocF ol '"'
Masonic fraternity. slc ,idd t'Ii""S
and th.. Junior order az nit'd Amer .
lean Mechanics H. was an cider oil
,he First Christian church ar hccHuf'
Mr. Mills is survived by his Wiz
formerly Miss Nina Monroe. da"Hh-
Ter, Margaret Eleanor. aged ). SIS.
Ter, Mrs. Fl. y. Warren. @; FlttSourSh'
and three brothers. Eanl"iy: y. J. NILS
OF this city: John J. Mills OF EIsS'-
land. ami jay Henderson Mills OF '''S
city. - .,..i, ..r.., ~.
.4rst Christian church. with Rev W.
RI Fields officiating. bat IN" t'me mas
no; been set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21

SHOOTING At
5TEUBENVILLE

om.rI;ll Investigations INTO the s"rsa-
'iurat Sh"":ing niftl" =! ia" Jefferson
'"umiy jail early 'hls morning. wi!.h
y"ung w"i;al ri brilliant, g.. Invaded
tn. rooms, AZ Deputy Sh"r'n 'i''hrs"
tIuSrrot'. 90. aUd FATAL! W"unG"d JOS
T.. ~. u, !" }aii truSiy wh'u he aii"mni-
I'd la eject hv:. was h"Tun her" this AT
Irruun hy IN" authorities
Ea"ms '"nditi"n at II" nh'" Valley
hcSpiIal wa$ reported as unchanged lat"
today and his Death is inu;n"iItariiy r%-
p"ct"d. Nil: I'.irr&kry WAS hold with
out bail in lie. county Jail. awaiting The
uUtcum" of IA" w"un'i.'d Haii 5 injuries
According 10 tli,. story nf lic"in ht
ti'' hospital ;"dnH. Ia" wns told by lluS-
croft that lhr woman had entered tn"
building ami 'hal h. wanted h"r kcr'
uuf Cf his room. l:""m. who had i""'i
called cat "f bad. MAS dressed only ~
his might ShIr; whoa The woman knock
ID H.. "pcm"d Ih" ,;unr ana tho woman
showed past him II" grabbed h"r and
forced her towards III" door. She hr"k"
away and s'iXinE Il IS t0lI from Has
rr"fi'> bed. hid it in h"r muif. Nh"n
I:,"n again seized her sh" pressed IN"
Kun /" his !"; sid" ana fired. II" til
mortality w"urdrd. ia" bullet penetrating
IN" liver and stomach.
Walter Hill. col"rrd triISiy appeared
in III" door and Mrs I'"tr"sk"y thr"utcn-
81 him with tn" cun. ~" Disappeared
Tho Woman searched tn" huiliiHr for
tEusrv"ft and falling :" iini HIM. Jeff
he jail and walked the streets uEtil ar
rested IN hour later. She lad the gun
IN her mum when arrested
lluScrofl says the w"1uau had be- II
hnlhcrinE him for several months and
that Shn has mad" FREQUENT threats l"
Kill him. Sh" alleges sh" followed hliu
iut" tho Jail last night and that Il" ihid
Rr"m Ia put her "Iit. II" d"ui~d being
intimate with hi.
According ia iIiil. III" rusty! Ms.
PutruSkry had Il h"ttl" If rarhulr arid
in her hHnd when she cam" in. The
poIr, did not Ind il "n h"r. 1t is sup
posed she Intended throwing h" acid on
EluScrutt.
Visited in her cell this afternoon. Mrs.
r"trusl;"y declared She hud tired tho
shot in self d"frusr. claiming that l:""sn
and the negro trusty 'wer" beating her
She said she was afraid OF B""n he
cause hr had no clothes on and that
when H.. grabbed her Il SECOND tin" sh"
used the revolver sh" had found IN Illus
,rnft's bed Sh" said she had entered
uusrrofl's rooms Just 10 say Two
words 10 ti"orEi". meaning liuScrott
Mrs P"trnskry Is woman II "Nc"p-
iiunHI beauty and Il stylish dresser. Her
husband is an tWpioyc "f IN" Carnegie
Steel plant at MinSo junction.
Bonn. ii" victim &c tn" shooting, is
y faru"r ~ Emerson, %. who has been
serving Il sin months $"nt"nr" 70" VIII"
beating His tim WAS UP ludI:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
FOOD SOUR|NG IN
STOMACH CAUSES
Gas
"PAPE'S DlApEPSlN" RELIEVES
STOMACH DISTRESS IN
FIVE MINUTES.

Wonder what upset your siumaCh-
which portion OF me food did The dam
age-do you? Well. doni bother. II
your stomach * IL Il revolt: II SICK.
gassy and upset. and what you just ajc
has termented and turned sour: head
dizzy and aches: belch gases and acids
and eructare undiSeSted food; breath
iOul. tongue cOated-juSt TAX" l't;ie
Pape's Dtapepsir to help ncutralizc
aciNiIy in five minutes YOU wonder
what became OF tn" Indigestion and
distress.
Millions Of men and women today
know thai il is needless 10 hay" uES-
pepsia \ little DiapepSin occasional.
lv keeps the stomach Sweeiened and
they eat their iavorite foods without
fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care OF
your liberal limi without rebeltlou: Il
YOUR food is Il damage instead az Il
help. remember the quickest. SureSi,
most harmless relief is Pape's Diapcp-
sin. which costs only fifty cents for Il
large case at drug stores. lis truly
wondarful---it stops fermentation aud
acidi;y and srtS things straight. so
gently and easily. hat it Is really a..
roniShinc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21

Of public works afld committee WAS
delegated to look AFTER identifying the
capitol grounds The committee Is
composed Of Governor Cornwell. Secre-
tary of State II. G, Young and Commits
sioner James II. Sts!rart. Of the agricul-
tural department. Vie work Of improve
ment will be started:at once. Aside from
selecting the committee. only routine
matters were considered by the board.
-s----
Protests were lodged with the pub
lie service commission today by citizens
OF Elkins against z. proposed increase in
rates for gas in Chat city and nearby
territory. It is c!pkned by the Elkins
delegation that under the franchise OF
the gas company stere. the commission
change its rates, because the maximum
rate il is claimed. is fixed by the terms
uf the franchise and that rate is now
being charged. =. .-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
CATARRH OF WHOLE SYSTEM

Mrs. James i. Hall, Box Sc, Norris City. His.
writes: About twelve years ago my health
began to fail / couldn't cat anything without
suffering tor It. had heart burn sour stom SION
ach, palptation Of the heart, smotherIng speIlS'
pains in my sides and back.
doctors failed to relieve nc. | continued
TO grow worse unit! was able to sit up only
a part Of the time.
"Peruna books described my fcennE SO lily
sent at once and got bottle and began TAX
ing il.
! began 20 cat without suffering. | continued
to improve When had taken eight was Ike
a new person. That was nine years ago.
there is. for so many ailments are due to
catarrhal trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
DISTURBANCES IN
GERMANY RUM0RED

LONDON. March @l.~-.:iu y. Nj
Some ol the morning newspapers
give prominence today 10 wireless ~
ports received lrCm switzerland say.
ing thar the news uf the russian r"r.
uluiiOn has started serious agitation
IN sumr of til" German Industrial
towns. Among tines" towns are I.rlp-
sig. Dresden and Munich. where
strikes and other disturbances ar"
said To br taking place.
A similar rlnur mas been received
from Amsterdam buI il has not been
traced To any reliable source and Is
entirely lacking III confirmation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
Nd HEADACHE: Oh
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 CENT PACKAGE OF Or
JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you VIII go WHO
It's needless 10 suffer when you can
take remedy Xix" DR.. James iiean,
ache Powders and relieve IN" pain anu
neuralgia at once. Send someone W
the drug store now for d dime package
OF DR.. lanes Headache Powders
Don't suffer. In a Tow moments you
will f"ol finc-headache gone-no
more neuralgia pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
Discuss Prenaredneas

NEW IOKk. MNrrlI 20" S,'>sIUlN UT
III" National d"i"uS" convention to h.,
held here next week under ;hr auSpirrs
of the National Guard AS&uCirii ION at ill.,.
United States will h" rrIri,I.i.i ,n ih..
lines OF q pnhi'" forum. Il VAS rHil"iH,.-
I'd tonight Prominent plrit.E'~ i;t.c
been invited Ia attend TIA" anr"uI,,...,l
purrns" Of III" convention - +" On
courage military pr"Na r"in"SS. Tic VI
tinnHi Guard commanders "f many
states VIII h" present and j. j. expected
that every stat" will H.. - rr, S"urcT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
RIVERV|EW WOMAN
INJURED BY AUTO
MRS. HARRY GOETHE IS vICTM OF
UNUSUAL ACCIDENT YES
TERDAE.

Mrs. Harry t;"";Z". ii E;NcrS'"w. MAS
seriously injured shortly before noon
yesterday. wheu largs touring car
driven by Thomas Eidd"!. OF Wheeling.
skidded uu tn" iieilaiT" aud bfius'p"'t
pike and crashed iu;o Il tiigh! OF STEPS
which Mrs ,;,le,.r was deCeudius in
front OF her hom. She WAS thrown
violently 10 the ground. She Was ear :
rled TO her home and II ter removed ~
the Ohio Valley General hospltal. SUI
feriuE with L fractured leg.
The aututuUbilc 4 Chalmers car. MAS
badly damaged bu; the driver escaped
injury Tn. marhtn" WAS tow"t To
Wheeling S;,ruy,. frr repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-21
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