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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06
{ Continued on page 81
Episcopalians Offer
Use of Their Hall

win Give Ii For Storage For Spuds II
Necessary To Save The Crop From
Destruction.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Turks and
Bulgarians are assisting the Teutons
in their invasion of Italy.
Fresh arrivals on the Italian front
of Austrian. German. Turkish and Bull
garian troops with large quantities of
material and artillery are reported in
official dispatches from Rome this af-
ternoOn.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06

BERLIN, Nov. 6-The Germans have
won the TagliamentO line, the war Of
flee announced today.
The Italian army is retreating be
tween the mountains and the sea, the
announcement adds. The line of re
treat extends from the Fella river as
far as COlbricon and north to the Bug
ana valley. front of about SO miles,
the war office claims.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-Thousands
of tons of coal, wheat and other sup
plies are being rushed today to the
relief of Italy in some of the ships
which were commandeered by this
government and placed in the ser
vice of the Italian government Five
of these large cargo ships are now
on their way Twenty more ships,
which are to be chartered to the Ital
ians under arrangements completed by
the shipping board are being made
ready to sail.
All of the ships so designated will
be in service by the last of November,
shipping board officials announced to-
day.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-11-06

LONDON, Nov. Preparations of a
proposal for a preliminary peace con
ference at Berne in December by the
central powers were limited at in dis
patches today from Amsterdam.
Two representatives for each bel
ligerent is the German plan, accord
ing to the dispatch.
The rumor has it that formal an
nouncement of the move Will be made
in the reichstag some time this month
by Chancellor Hertling-
General Haig's latest drive is be-
lieved to be a continuation of his
plan to smash through to Roulers, one
of the Germans chief railway centers
Ii nFlanders. If the British succeed in
battering their way into that strong
hold they Will be in a position to at
tempt a drive to force the Germans TO
evacuate Ostend and Zeebrugge, their
chief submarine bases. The British
are known to have been planning for
months to drive on these bases for
land.
British troops have been at the edge
! of Passchendaele for week. General
Haig has been making brief local at
tacks in this sector for some time and
has been steadily pressing forward
Only a little of the important Pass
Glendale ridge still remains in Ger
man hands.
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Die Deuttge Gage.

Die politipe grfldrung, oaB Der
Inter Mmerifa's fDeaen
nidt gemiloert meroe, moge alf
geideben, mas oa noble nno oie
&larlegung oes iogenannten Ser
ltanoigungsperlude, baben ge5eigt,
baB an irgenb mel6e gerbanolnn=
gen niht 51 oenfen lit. Die 8lof-
fabe miro porlaufig meiter fortge=
lett linb Die Srabtia6en bailfen it'd
in lngebeuerliher @eiie an. l1niere
Hegierling iiebt bis iebt nod feline
@elegenbeit, ueitere Sdritte gu TIN
unb Die Gage fat iib in iofern nidt
gednoert. grfolge Ser Deutiden in
GuBlano, in Ma5eoo1ien, 8ali5ien
nno &llmarrien uno Ser gneldnoer
an ser CONNIE meroen gemeloet.
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sdLafloie Nadte idaben Dem. Ser

&SAv%uIA~IS ~SW~y*S <
penipltem mebr, aIs irgenoeine pfllte
aranfbeit. gdlaf iit oas groBee,
5tarfungsmittel Ser Mntlr; obne
benfelben tpiiroe man balo ein geilti=
ges uno forperlides @rad lein. @ar-
INN ii6 elmer ioId)en @efabr aus
ieeen, tue1n Mbbilfe 10 leidt gu err
langen lit? Die g%rfabrung bon Sratt
2oris Noel bon Sites, Ba., 5eigt
n1s oen redten 8eg, BEN mir ei1t,
ldIageu miilien. Sic ldreibt: SD
babe Sorni's Ilpenfra1lter nit gro-
Bem grfolg gebraltdt. Sd lit an
8eroauungsihmdde uno Sblaflo-
iigfeit, aber mein gefinoen 1T iett
por5iiglid. Sd babe meinen Srelin-
oen iiber meinen grfolg NIT Oieiem
&eilmittel er5dblt, uno lie wollan
iett audi einen @erl1d bamit ma
6en.~ 3
Sorni's Mlpenfrditer miro nidt
our6 Mpotbefer ~berfanft. Spe5ial=
ageuten liefern es Sen 2euten brett
bonn 2aboratoriltm ser 9erlteler,
Or. Beter SabrneD & Cons 60, 10
-25. 50. Sopne Mbe., Chicago,
81. Mn5.)
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aiuber ,tnb Barren.

Gin fleines Waohen pnroe bon
elmer Game gum anffee cingelaoen,
Die ainoer lebr germ bate es aber
nidt Defenders gut peritano, lie ~
unterbaIten. aah einer Stuioe
ihaute Der fIcit.e Gait plosli6 anf
uno iaete: Oh baIt mid mol reft
iatt, Tantfen2"
SD old iatt baben, mein Sleb-
liia?~ fragte Sic Game eritallnt,
.nidt int allergeringiten; pie fomnrli
on oenn auf bic Soee2"
uadl Eantfen," perieste Die flel-
me llniduIb, Id oafte, OH bdtteli
MIDI iatt, neil ih mid 10 ldredlid-
Iondmeile."
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Sn ben 66blem bes Sobes.
Sauptquartier oes Generals BON s

@auptquartier bes Generals BON Sc.
rof, i'm De5ember.
@anoermiioe bdngen Die grauer
@oIfen 5ubnlfe uno aus ibren stt.
Iammengefloiienen 2eibern rinn1
Der @egen. @ne Garben linb eric.
iden uno aner 21rm lit peritunrmt
@enigftens 1heint es einent 10 mad
aeiteru, als &unoerte BON 8eidpisen
briintcn nrl6 bic Menihen IN Del
@ut Beg Samples gegen einan6er
oie &anosranaten 1nleuoerten lae
/ 6ie &olben 5dipnngen. Sour oartn
uno mann fdIt BON unlerer Seite
Elm aanonenid3uB, uub bet Suite
anttportet pom nnoeren l1fer oer Ma=
%rniotpfd.
@ir itapfen ourh Ben tiefen 800
raft Ser idtpar5en groe. gs flafert
unter unIeren GiiBen. 2anggeitredte
Soben Iaiien mir binter uns uno
[ianfte allppen = geitern nod beiB
umitritten, beg 8lutes pieIer Gau-
5en6er inert, beitte aleidgmltig ge=
fuoroen, pie Ole &ulilien eines abge-
iebten stiides.
@r1ber ourdi1neioen Die 5eloer,
hu benen smifhen ~5eritampftemMais
uno faulenbem &artoffelfraut jun
aer Yr1ltte @liif uno ein1amer Witz
ter @offnlng liegen. Siefe @raben,
nod polIbeInoen nit allerlei Snltru=
menten oes Samples, @nnograno-
ten, Spnten un0 9eiIen. Mub oiele
notoiirftigen @eIaife, Die geeen STE
gen unb Jrolt feinen Shus bieten,
tpurben mandem CUR etpigen &uBc-
TANNER.
l1ll6 ailf 6ie groBen gribter iino
es getporoen, oie5e MielenIod)er, Die
bon einem &reiieIbobrer georebt
|jheinen. Sn Ser Eiefe zines fol-
|Aen @raters itebt elm uin5iges
Hgpnnfreus. Sn 8leiitift oaranf
Drei tapfere @uiien.
@ir itapfen burf ben tiefeu
|SdIamm. 9a uno bort auf oer
tpeiten 8ooenpenen iiebt mait ail-
oere fleine grupps: Muffl6rnngs-
fommanoos, Sanititsloloateit nit
Gpiirbnnoen.
Gin @duflein fonlmt ms ciltge.
gen. .3tpei trngen an einenl arnl-
oiden glit cine 3eltbabn, ans Scr cir
8aar Stiefel berborblifeir, nod
neaae, rotbranne @errenitiefel, abea
fotbeipritt. .@eltern?"
.Saipol. or mar ihon einmal
fdmer pertpunbet. Sett mar er eri
| felt orei Tagen mieoer BEL Der 8om
pagnie."
SIT es nibt, als tpenn bon ir
genrmober, aus Deiter, tpeiter Ser
ne, elm Magelaut Die sraucu Sim
melsbiillen ourdreibt?
Simmer ueue @raben. Sdntal
3ugangsgrdben, Die mdn iiberiprin
gen fam, breitere Shiiseugrdben
iiber Die ldtuale Hlanfen fiibren.
Sn einem baben Die iturnm ge
~tporoenen gelpobner fat oen Gin
gang gum ltnterltan6 periperrt
Durd oie 3erbrodene Cir fant iii
fer Slid auf einen Gotten I'M Inter
itanb lelbit: Sin oelitiher Solbat.
Bir lteisei binab, nm sl febe1
BON melder aompagnie er lift. 81
ner sreift an feline 9ruIt. Da Ihl1s
er Die augen auf. Shlaftrnnfen
aneen I'M bobItpansieen @eiidt
$50 fommem Sic ber?"
Or blin5eIt, g1bnt, fraut iid oi
mirren Scare. @ie mar Die sc
Ihidtc nod)2 8orbin idmiIfen Il
Die Nuiien bier aus, bann ging'l
meiter, bann bieB es Mbl0inng, oanl
- 6amn mar er ifredli1 miioe
Saute iih auf's erite bette Bun
Strob. Yennte Elm bisdeu. 60 =
ne Gtunbe ettpa
yGine2 3fuolf Stunoen, Nenid)
Jiinf3ebn. led5ebnl - 0ort gebeI
Sic bin. sSns iibernadite Gorf. 8
liegen Sbre 2eute in @ube. .
idI1ft iid's better als Bel ben tote
!! 3uiien."
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eauta se 6. &. q. p. Depot.
Mfnhr1
SO. 6-yaf benz Roroen /. 900 nadm-
80. 2-Mad benz Mor6en. .9:15 mora.
Nnflnft -
SO. T. gum Noroen. $3.50 BORN.
Wo. 1-gom MorSen j. .8:o5 abenSs
g. q. Il. e Q. q. & 9. =. Depst..
Mnfnnft -
No. 2-gon Corpus G1rsii ,i,,O Carr,
30 Sprin9s ...:.::0:S0 rdds,,.
SO. 4-Won Corpus 9brtft y. Orctusss'
bile g.. ...- .6:45 oorm
abfonrt
no. t-NaG Corpus G9rifft ........
SO. 5-gdh Corpus @tritH iino ears
riso Springs :. ....f0:46 abenbs
|
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WCDILe. lAHYlD. 9u Htel SS@
ld)riea'n: SAME moi6e! 8ir iein
eire! Sir lein cire!" (Bir lino
euer.)
Die manoermlloet @olfen mollteu
nidt tpeiben, ionoern iertften iid)
tiefer unb tiefer, milo imlner itar-
fer sob ser &egen berab, Gag uno
Nadt. Die @ieien tpilroen SIm-
pfc llno Die StrdBen idtDar5e Mo-
rdlte, in oenen Die autos iteden
blieben mno bic Bferoe biz gum
8auh perianfen. es NOR fein
Ourdyfommen mebr.
Wie mag es oenen geben, Die born
Die @raben beiebt baIten2 0ieie
Gorge laitete lftper auf inns alen,
oie mir elm trodenes 9a6 , Elm
reinIides gett uno einen iparmen
Ofen batten. Sic odmpfte Die Tau.
tie l"lnterbaltung nno pofte nadts
NIT ben proiieInben 2ropfen an Die
Seniter.
3mei Gage ipdter 6egcgnete ib Ell
nigen aompaenieit, Die BON ba born
fanen.
Sic batten iid) Idon geiaubert, ID
gut es ging. aber oeutli6 iab moi
nod unpertilgar in's 3eua einge.
~freiien, Ole Spuren, tpie tief Iie I'M
Dred uno Sdlamm geltedt bat.
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Nnf Ser Qpfal6a6m.

y@arnm balt Ser Bug bier 10
(ange2"
So, ihnuen g, mir bab't heut'
feline gcripdtung uno Die miiiien mir
einbolen."
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Springs Nursery

We8fhttttt 1850.
8ir aieben bier ale @orten @nlm,
idul : artifeI, fpelbe iid fir infer ali'
ma eignen.
Sbits uno Gdatten ; Dditune. Meben.
Stolen, 3ieritrdu1er. Sunmergriine Bout
me nn6 6trGuher, Halmen, &noleIsge,
tpdhe, Gdmereien nftp. nnfere 30idhris
ae grfabruns fomu1t n~nieren aurloen
5igute.
Wir berfaufem MIR CUTE 8anre. an
fold niebrigen Rreiien. tpie felbige .ges
aoaen tper6en fam. S6reibt UNI freien,
reidbaltiaen aatalos. Gorefe:
Otto Locke, Nsu Sramufels, xeras.
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Dos 3enonis.

Sic Salien6e nns tpGbreitb Des Sab
res 1916 iib~ertragenef1 Metepte beiun1er
ons W~ertraien. bas Die Aer5te in rnfere
Sdbisfeit ieben fir nniere
s~riui7enbafte &e5ept : Nnfertisnns.
Sir MAIDEN cine @pe5idltt6t aus DE
fem Departement unieres ,@ei66ftS lst1
baIten ms III nHem ,Dn5u9eb6ri9en up
to Bate. Cine beKere Nerepflir lam
ni6t gefunben tper0en.
JUNGklND'S DRUG STORE
III abe. 8. nabe &SMftpu straRe.
Sci. Grpdett 379 unb 399.
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Nersr,a 1ibm IN.

NnfunYt -
10. 3O1-gon 1ouifon. Bort 9apaca.
Wicforia. glero ..-- 7.O5 nndbm.
AbfrhrtA
Rn. 802-Mad gue-o. gictoria. Bort
Qabaea. Sonffnrt :. ..S:15 bonn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
CATHEDRAL WINS EASY
GAME FROM LINSLY rs"

Cathedral won easily from the l.insly
basketball five last night in the tathc-
drai High school arnory. SO 10 IL.
From the very start 81 The gam. unit:
the close, the brilliant pass work Of the
Cathedral lads was in svtdenc" and at
no time We're they in danger Of bcInf
surprised when the Orange and Elack
showed signs Of revival. The play OF
the Llnsty Cadets WAS not up 10 the
standard set in the game "Wednesday?
with sh. Wcllsburg hv". They were
unable u locate the basket ami the
guards were easily eluded by the fa~t
Cathedral forwards. y preliminary
game between the Linsly and tathS-
,lral second teams was another victory
for thu t. II. s.. by 3" 10 II score
The lineup:
thearal-2e Linsly-l1
Rafferty,. r. .Mcnitemsller. r..
Clark. |. l........t $500 = 't''tI: l.
ElggemeyCr. c.. .....''.. - 'lHc'u y
l1aIler. r. S...... StuSia'','
Field goals-Rafteriy. :: CLARK -;
Nlggenreyer. -; Dailer. j; lanyo' ::
Melkcmeller. I. Fou. goals-Niegemt!
~. .: M"akemeller. +. Ret"r"e-lon lh'
IH.ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
Seeking Contracts For
West Virginia Coal

CHARLESTON, ". Va, March =.
Coal dealers and representatives, ul
large industries in several western
states are in the kanawEa valley
seeking 10 make contracts. An order
for 1000, 900 tons of Kanawha field
coal is being offered for shipment 10
The lakes and will be placed if terms
can be agreed upon this week.
The gaIeHays 10 the west or the
Kanawha valley are nearly all open.
but the shortage Of cars has pre-
vented the operators from taking ad-
vantage .of that Improvement of condi'
tons.
On the Coal & Coke railroad heavy
movements Of grain from the west Is
being handled but the motive power
available on the line is said TO be in
ADEQUATE 70 transport il AL and give
satisfactory coal haulaSe service at
the same time.
A retaining wall at Loop Junction,
on The Nirginian railway. at Winding
Gulf, is reported To have given away
Four days will be. required 10 clear
The tracks. But little Inconvenience
to coal operators IS cause because the
larger mines are between II and the
main line of both the Firginian and
Chesapeake & Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
MAN
AGAIN ON HIS FEET

CLEVELAND. March 9Th. bankers
ronnritte.. which two years ago loon
OYER the affairs OF Charles W. SemeLS'
former owner Of the Cleveland Ameri-
can League baseball club. announced 70
,lav that SoulrrS has been financially
~ mn bilitated through tn" sale OF, hall
his coal land holdings. War prices ror
coal were said 10 have greatly increased
In. value of the and. The bankers
committee declined to Civ" the detailS
az the deal but 1t was "ftir'aii! s'u.ru
.h.. Consideration WAS sufficient I" re-
stnrc The fortunes ct III" FORMER base.
BAN mugnate. Soners became" involved
in financial difficulties TWO %ears ago
said TO b.. due to financial oEer-fNteh-
SON in the purchase Of Milwaukee ana
Cleveland real estate. y year ago tHt,
b3pk.rs committee sold the control or
:hr Clevelnnd baseball. clab. in which
So;ners was The. leading holder. 70
lanes G.. Dunn FOR more than SI"p'opo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
PARKERSBURG wins
EASILY FROM W, \. S.

ParkcrSbmrg had no difficulty IN re-
moving Wheeling as an obstacle III her
climb for the state championship Wh"ts
in m. local gym. defeating the Gold ana
Rlue by a 3 To ~ scorr. Wheeling;
crippled by tn" absence "t simpson and
t'racht. could not get L start IN the a. :,
FRAY and for forty minutes fought
against OVERWHELMING odds. In spite "i
III. defeat. Armbrcch; played good
game. as did the other members nf thr
team. Crawford and Bell we're inc n'S'
Parkersburr-73. wheeling-2o.
ncy0re r .ArmhreCht. T. T.
johnson. |. f..... .p"dic!. J. T.
Crawford. c....... ....'':. N4i'i.
Pill / Berry. |. K.
Substitutions. woodward for p"vorc;
n"Id goals. ncvorG /; .I9hnSon hr q; CraT
!: foul goals. Bell. II ont OF 20; Arm-
hreCht. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
About People
Movements of individuals 10
and From the City.
s,t Observation-Disclosures

> . rul.rrrI, II TUr0n10. q,
Mrs W, b..r nome after u visit
mas E|luI'," Ni.. l. v Parker. of
Wlln me- 'a.n, I
Eitt"'u,h r''''t', ,i,.iu If ili.. faculty
pr. llugh y: ii, ,ri w. n,..s ,r.. guest
"f IN" lni>',S', ~, CIV Yesterday. H."
read iAp'r w., ,;,.h,
Nrdl'"' i n"r,.,H ''..nr for tn" rrud'n-
X IT, "., rn,nt,anv. returned y"st"r-
,Ini INSURANCE" ''i,i'''!i ,b.. r..aIrrI i.art
~, san,
As'or'''H 49,; W. rim through rrnnsyl-
i'i
amin ,,..,,, ,ui.,. Johnson 81 Now
,.h.,jrnnn of the HON" Economics
\ ,,,r,,r,.n, Of the General Federation III
u"Partl'.'"' ,,,hs &c ,nr. clIryI al Mrs.
M'"'i,' Kim hiring her stay III ihIS
''uN IL
= va, NI,trr Of tht Associated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
British Merchantmen
Sinks 4 Submarine

NEW ORLEANS. March 2.-DcStruc-
tim al 4 German submarine in the At
iHutiC ny inc british steamer Knight
Champion was reported today by the
steamers Officers on her arrival here.
The steamer was several days on her
WAY To Now orleans. according TO the
story. when she sighted German sub
Murine.
The undrrsca boat fred five shots
which missed tho steamer before the
latter got her defensive gun into action.
The Knight Champions second shot at
about 7.a"u yards. struck the submarine.
which it was stated. Immediately sank.
having on IN" surface wide patches OF
oil Nothing WAS seen Of her crew.
The exact date end location Of the
fi:h, were not given and the master.
Captain John Kendall. declined To dis
CuSs the incident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
.OUTF|ELDER COOPER
SIGNS WITH PHILL|ES

PHILADELPHIA. March THE sign
cd contract Of ''Iaud" tu"p"r the for
mer Brooklyn Federal lragu" "utiirldcr.
the l'hilad-lrhii National lrHgu" team.
was received lay lhr cluh management
today
Bert Ni"h"fi ia" ~.rUnu haSrm.!u
wrote President Baker thai liz was
willing to compromise the dlttCrcnc" lie
has with the club aud would Y" 10
the training camp 1t st Petersburg
Fla. Ia talk It over. Nr Baker wr"t"
back that players not under contract
reporting 1T the training camp do 50
at their OWN expense.
Players still unsigned iuClud" ont
fielder Whitfield and Pitcher Lavender.
Manager Moran said TO-DAY he had sign
ed Joaquin i;udiS and Raymond Con
5alr$ tuhauS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
WHITMAN REFUSES
BATTLE FOR DARCY
rerrns tho Australian "SAacSef ana
Practically q Deserter.

ALBANY. y. Y, March .-T"vern@r
whitman today directed the state atm
1etic commission 10 prohibit the hoNihS
hout scheduled for Madison square
Garden. New York. on Monday ntSnt
between Les Darcy and Jack pilIon on
the ground that Les parcE - :"
Stacker $-,,,,,, RI
THE commissioners were informed OF
the governors decision by the eNec9-
tive himself in his private ottice' he
had summoned them 70 meet nam IS
necially for the purpose. They IN turn
notifIed Gran,hugh Brown. manager OF
me corporat:on under who's" auspices
tbe bout WAS TO have been held. OF the
executive order TO give him an oppor-
tunity to provide Il substitute Tor Les
Darcy. o.,rar,.s
with the governor Chairman Fred ~
Wenck Of the athletic commission;
said that Darcy would not be- permitted
70 participate in any boxing contest IN
this state The governor believes.
AIR. 'Wenck said. that US this country
is on the verge of war 1t would De
both unpatriotic and unseeuly TO place
q man upon :. pedestal VIII" has WRIT
auy deserted the military service OF 4
station that Will be-: our ally III thS
eye,:. of hoStilitieS. This executive or
der is directed S"ley against Les Darcy
and not against the boxing game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
VILLA DECLARED TO
Be DOWN AND OUT

WASHINGTON, March 2.--Practical
elimination OF Francisco Villa as i :2G-
tor in the Mexican situation Was r"-
ported TO the state department to-day
from two sources. An American con-
sui whose name could nor b" given was
the authority for tn" statement tina.
Villa Is practically eliminated because
of his physical condition. General Mur.
ruia, I'a-ranZa commander. was quoted
hy another American official Il" me
same effect.
nTficiaIs here say that there Is 40
Indication that villa forces have mnN''i
in behind General Pcrahing's troops
and occupied tie abandoned territory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
CALIFORNIA. TOWN
LIABLE FOR MILLIONS

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March .
In decision handed down today by
the California supreme court The city
Of Long Beach, Cal. Is held rcspon-
sible for damages caused in May.
1913. when the supcr-struciure Of a
municipal pier collapsed during "cl-
ebrali0n, killing forty persons One
hundred and eiChty-seven suits for
damages ageregaling about $500 ,GG"
have been filed against the city h
relatives Of persons killed or BY al
torneys for some Of those who were
injured. The court held that Tho city
was acting in Il proprietary capacity
and therefore was liable for damages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
HUGHES LINED UP.

EOSTON. March 2-Thomas Hughes
q pitcher. who had been holding OUT
for an increase in salary. wired In"
Roston National League baseball clue
from Salida. Colo today that be had
signed contract and would leave
al once for the spring training camp
al Miami, Fla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
HELD EOR CONTEMPT.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March -
4 writ of habeas corpus was awarded
by the Supreme Court of Appeals to-
day, on petition Of {. G. Beavers.
against G. G.. Collins. Taller Of Mellow.
ell county. The writ is rnIurnahl"
March ~. Beavers is hcln" held for
contempt in failure 10 pay alimony 10
his divorced wife. Under 'h'' conuI-
lions of the writ. he Will remain IN
iail al least until the hearing is held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
ORDERED TO TEXAS.

CHARLESTON. ". Va, March .
Captain \. p. Bell. Of Company.
FIRST West Virginia Infantry, was here
from Fairmunt. to-day He has been
ordered 10 the Texas border for serv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03

The belief is expressed =, he oihe"
land that They hay" Gc"nEprciiy well
,iissipatcd and thAi the aIu"sti"n d
peaceful conditions in norN"rn Mexico
ha, fNrgciy rrsoll ed it&rlf3ia;o one 81
policing. \
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
N|BLO AND COMPANY
IN |T-THE-TRAlL
HOLIDAY" GREAT
ORIGINAL ALL-STAR CAST WHICH
SCORED IN NEW YORK
prEASES HERE.
TWO performances Today at tho Couft
of George M. Cohan's GTeeI
American Farce.

Iii ia" Trail Holiday" the typicai
md Delightful American farce, with
fred NIhlo. the brilliant young comedian
~ tho ii,l" rnlc. and tho original cast;
IN stars in their particular roles. played
80 = lnrgc house at the Court theatre
Iuy, might. Every line Of this delightful
comedy was huhhlinG over with merrl-
in,nt and sparkling wit.
Il, Tho. first act. tho typical small town
barrier shop is featured. with the usual
characters who hold forth in such an es-
'ailiShIn"ut The scene much 10 the
confusion Of those IN charge OF me snTp'
* visited hy dapper gentleman faull-
i.-Siy ::ruumcd. who Is to hc har-keePer
- a Inuch-ialkcrl-of now hotel Of the
town If InhnshurE. direct from inc WEI
f"rf-Nsi"ria. who before his identity -
hierlrS"h. meets the universally dls-
liked l;rN Granger; the rlChest man III
town. ard his cmploycr-to-he, and after
i heated alteration with father and son.
i:.lIy Huiliiay. decides to cast his lot
"irh The rival proprietor who. is In favor
ST prohibition.
! speech for prohibition that evening
r:,iSr& him on pinnacle With the people
If The quaint old New England town.
and with his magnetic personality, he
CARRIES his audience right with him.
with the Same delight NJ he does his
saw dust trHilers.
With repeated demands from all sidos
be takes tho platform ms temperance
lecturer. and after completely reorganiz-
ing the town which had recently been
turned into chaos. with a dainty little
romance woven around our hero and the
minister's dau ghtnr of the village, the
crnwninC point Of the play Is reached.
This unusual production will be seen
AT the Court theatre today including
matinee and night performances. afford
ing all the opportunity TO see the sue
cess If Tho season.