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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-26

WASHINtiTON. jan. 25.--A hill appro-
priating S250.on0 for 4 national SAM
tarium for leprrs. already passed by the
house was passed today by the senate
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FOR RENT

FOR REHTTwn large furnished front rooms. lhis
Main: Nat lU26 r. jt-23-m
FOE RENT-SToRERoo NORTH
WEST CORNER MAIN AND TDH9W
SECOND FLOOR ROOMS, $50
MAIN STREET, 40.
STOREROOM AND NINE UP6TAf11
ROOMS AT 1907 MAIN ST1E1E, $l2S,
ALSO NINE PLoo1S or TIE raw.
LEY BUILDING.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
1o65ia MAIN STREET.
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Lazhley Funeral yesterday.

year will b. completed. it has hecn all
nOuncrd.
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A. w. Il, Club to Meet.

Members ii IA" ".iurwird, rS"hcn
club "r Elm ,ir"v.. will meet Munday
evening in their headquarters In Key
:vrn,,r. ami officers recent y elected Will
hc Installed arrangements for Il series
nt Social affairs will h. made. The Of
ti1rrS Ia Ia. installed are as follows
tiri"r rhnruhmrg. president: James Stew
art. vir.. president: rom Weber. treas
urrr: John Lighin"r. secretary: George
Weber. marshal and Wilmut Murphy
door keeper. Members of the club are;
Will Rucranun. t'arri* Jersey. luhr
Lightncr. WIlu"l Murphy. Mrlvern Me-
Afec Tom Mrtiuwn. Iak" Etuhlc. James
Stewart. t;ri"r rhornhurg. George anG
Leon Weber, and Richard Wilson.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST ,amrn pin I~-;w-rn :"h siicet and Wheeling
l'urtu:ainr "a. Reward II returned 10 the SeSS
office. tR-96-t
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED --t;uod oil and gas Territory: party &c
I.,s,. dircr, fun land ow1ar. address l.. o. DoI
a11 Wheeling. w Va H'-J'p
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES by !. 3. siouIhtoa Hsi.
born At the Wheeling High School Auditorium al
q o. M. Jan. rs. 1917. "Ho~ tbs Creeks Saved ou'
CIylII,atIon-Marathon." Ian. 30 1917. Seerafss ths
Greatest Of Men Course tlc ets $50; ilHsie ticket
sc. On saIs q, Davis Burkham. { Tyisr's.
wIEIED--:,Ju OLD feather Jetls highest casa pncs
laid: mail ORDERS promptly attended TO- Witt
,.,,al to Ohio Feather ro Isux gu. care lntelli-
..r.,- il-I5-t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fresh COW. Call Geo. J. Miller. Nat
phone 200 /. i Y. ja-a6-f
FOR SAlE-Fam. 5. acres. !ocsted on Rock Hill.
miles from BeIlRire. miles from Wheeling. on
mscadamized DRd: good soil: 6-room house; nat
IRA! gas telephone cellar under entire house, GOOD
we'll Tt door: sIlo and stable: plenty Of fruit:
will sell. n wanted good horses. 10 dairy covs. all
young; plenty feed 10 feed ill spring: farming imple
IncntS; :uod reasons FOR ceiling. II interested cal
Bell plume B-llarc AZ o. address Z. B. Elliott
RclliIe. Ohio: R. d. No. 2. js-:.-i
FOR sAtE-E'rrnswick pool table. A. No: condition
r. j. Bachcdrr: Rayind. Ohio. Natl phone 50
ring W. N-2U-o
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WANTED-Female Help

WANTE0-Gir for general homework: UNDERMINE
cooking. Bell phone .0j Alt Nat. lS5 d + Y.
is.24-i
WANTED-lady clerk for retail storr: reference re-
aurcd. Address Clerk. lntslEencef. jaleiI
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Community Meeting,

The fourth Of the winter series Of
community meetings will b" held in til"
kon|ys Point United rr"Sbyt.riar'
church .hiS evening at "clorli. These
meetings ar" moi only for members of
the church. hui FOR everyone in the COM
nunity who cares 10 attend. l'r. X. IL
Billiard is the chairman: R"freshncnt $
will he served ~ the conclusion OF the
following program:
Orchestra.
Violin snlu--Ma:trr Harry Rupp.
Vocal Duet. W. orr and Miss Louise
Bu!lard.
, Piano soIo--Miss r.n,risr Arb"nx.
Recital on--MiSS louise Bullarh.
Violin snlu--MaSirr Carl Bell.
Orchestra.
Violin Suln--AlnS,,,r Harry Eupp.
Piano duet-MiS~"S Alma and Louise
ArhcnZ.
Errita,iun--MrS. r. Russell Shelton.
Orchestra.
\ number Of Young people Of West
Alexander attended tho Sunday school
convention al t'laySvill".
Mrs Ernoia OF AIS National Road.
was u W"llsburS visitor yesterday.
James Hutchinson nj Fulton. is home
after four months stay in Cleyeiand:
Harold Rnpp is confined TO his home
on account OF sickness.
The young daughter nf Mr. and Mrs.
E.lZir Williams * confined Ia III" home
with scarlet fever.
Miss Sara Rid:i.y ri Short Crock,
was business caller in Elm Grove yes
tcrday.
Will Muud. If f.Im I;rov". has pur-
chased i fine :cam nf horses.
Mrs. David McClTr" is III mt her nome
on Bridge street. Elm Grow"
Miss Mamie O'Dunaid of Vest Alex
ander. Is confined Ii her HON" by an @t-
tack of In grippe.
Miss Efric stellar Of W1odlawn. wGs
visiting her sister Mrs Lester ODonaId
M Wrst Alexander Yesterday.
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Bombs and mortars were inverted
in the year 1910.
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gram in which other questions OF ma
lional defense will be. treated has
been mapped out
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Maj. Ezra C. Clemans.

Chaplain of the l36th Infantry
end Mimi will occupy the Method
list Episcopal pulpit Sunday morning,
November | |, at the hour of 10 IA.
The Major is known throughout Camp
Cody, and more especially in the
l36th as THE Padre" and j. admir-
ed and loved by all who are - for
tunatc ~ To- meet him.
The sermon Sunday morning will
he one of the most interesting and
profitable ever delivered from the
pulpit aud everyone should make il
a point to attend Sabbath morning.
You can not afford not 10 he there.
After 81 years of military service
with the national guard, in the Span
ish war on the border. and now in this
war, and having worked up from pr
vate and served as captain of two
companies. he is really prouder ,
that title than he is of being called
MAJOR" And the officer, and men
of the regiment 10 man concede
that he i entitled To all their affcc.
ton and gratitude for they say they
never appeal 10 him in vain. no mat
ter what, for he is anything but one
of that class of chaplains who mere
~ go through with prescribed relig-
ious duties in "A perfrnctorv manner
and draws his pay. In private life
the Padre" Major j. Rev. Ezra c.
Clemans. ID. d.. field representative
of the board of conference claimants
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
$50 Garland building. Chicago. lie =,
an old Minncsotan and l. u second
cousin of "Mark Twain" Samuel l..
Clemens.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Opening Of Camp Cody Stadium.

Maj. =. II, Sheldon, division athlet
ic officer. has announced the formal
opening of the arena now being COM
pleted in the old Smith reservoir in
camp will take place Saturday after
nTln. The program of athletic sports
foe the occasion follows:
Eand concert by the Saith division
band OF loo pieces. , y. m. 10 $3.50
y. m.
Wrestling match between the twl
Burns 5rothers. ,on- oi the rclchra FL
I'd Farmer Burns" 2:l5 To- 2:lj d.
IN.
Boxing, three rounds. Racer v.
Cummings, 2 :45 to }.
Wrestling, Roth ". McManigal, to
3l5.
Boxing. Buckles ". Fitzpatrick,
3:lj to 80.
Wrestling. Brown v. Daley, 1885,
to $3.50.
Boxing. Timothy ". Sturthmer
, 80 Ia 40.
Score another one for Secrctar,
kcsner.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09

Capt Howard b. klmball. who wa
badly injured "Wednesday when his
auto was struck by Il Southern Paci-
lic eastbound train at the main en-
trance to camp. is getting along well
1T the old base hospital and was ~
cciving brief visits of hi, friends We
tcrday. lie had no bones brokca
and mlraculou>ly escaped with only
some had bruises - that hc will prob
ably be ont IN few days.
The captain says that as he
turned on the road rs il goes north
from the old base hospital he saw -
train on the second of the several
tracks at the camp entrance. This
he continued To watch and did not
notice the $. L. freight coastinc
down from the west nj high speed.
When the engineer gave the alarm
abou, fifty feet distant. the captain
could not get dcr"-~. and was injured
bv hi ear ~ il was turned over and
smashed into smithcroen>.
Capt. Kimball is the very able and
popular military assistant to Mai.
Chas. II. Miller, constructing quart
crmaster and was but recently pro-
NOTED TO the capiaincy.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Big Nordhaus Warehouse Has
Over $1,000 Fl. Floor Space

The mammoth warehouse at the
head of Nickle avenue ON the South
em Pacific railroad is now complet-
ed and filled with goods from top TO
ooitom. Including the second floor
there are $4,000 square feet of floor
space. outside of the tin and sheet
metal working department, which Is
d2x50. And what is still better the
big building is jam full of new goods,
from floor to ceiling.
I'VE expect to clean these out IN
about sixty days." said Manager y.
L. Nordhans, who now orders SO
many goods by the carload that 1t
has got TO be habit with him.
In commenting on the Nordhans
way of treating soldiers. an officer
sand TO the Graphic: 81 can get goods
cheaper there than | can in any home
town in Minnesota
Ia connection with this it is inter
esting to note the Nordhans firm nov
employs fifty men and women.
Some business!
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
BIG TURNER PARK
AFTER BIG THINGS
J. W. Randolph Takes Firm Hold OF
the important Amusement End
Of Gigantic Enterprise
P. W. TURNER Is SOLE OWNER
Is Arranging With the Worlds Lead
Ing Attractions and will Have a
Park Par Excellence.

i. ". Turner is bound to make
Turner Amusement Park one of the
chief clean sport centers of the world,
and to that end entered into an ag.
reement with J. W. Randolph, known
from ocean TO ocean as the man who
never fails to get the biggest and the
best III the amusement world.
i expect 10 vote in Deming the
next time" said the amusement king
to the Graphic last evening. and am
already arranging with world cele-
brtics like Buffalo Bills Wild West
and lOl Ranch, now owned by Jess
willard, Barney Oldfield, the speed
king: Ruth Law and Katherine Slim
son. aviation queens; Battle of YER
dun military fireworks.
Work on the big park i. progre-,-
ing with all due speed
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
81 Paso- Deming Auto Line.

An interview with q. c. Rogers,
agent of the Fl Paso-Deming auto
line. reveals the fact that this ilsi-
tuition is one of the important trans
poraiion lines. and that before long
ears will be plying between the two
cities every morning and afternoon.
Word can be left at any hotel in
either city J. T. Stephens is the FL
Paso agent. Mr. Rogers office is
at the Dimes hotel.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Dinner to Major and Mrs. Miller

Mai. Cha>. II. Miller, constructing
quartermastcr, and his wife, were Ia
leave Thursday for Washington,
where he will report for further duty
to the quartermaster general. A din
ner was given the major here We'd
nesday night by the government and
civilian contractors. Those attend
ing were: Major and Mrs. Miller,
Owen Hughes. Capt. +. X. Barthol.
Capt. +. A. LcAIay. J. J. Sullivan
and y. T.. Withrow. Mr. and Mrs.
Rush. Mr. and Mrs. Foxworh wers
detained owing Ia the serious illness
of Mrs. Broh.
The maier has been temporarily
DELAYED on account of the injury 10
Capt. Howard b. Kimball.
Tuesday noon Major and Mrs.
Miller were honor guests of General
@. II. lIarries, his other guests hcir:
1t. Col. Ice, Capt. Vernon W. Bow
Ter, camp q. NJ, Capt. c. W. Murphv
and Capt. Wells. Q. NJ. R.. and hia
son, Lieut., Harries.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
DEM|NC CITY DADS
ENTER A PROTEST


Al the regular council meeting
Monday evening. Manager e. VI. Cot
ton appeared to enter protest fur
the Water Co. against the raising of
rate on electric power by the Dem
inc lee n Electric Co.. which raise
wa nul INTO effect ON Nov. bv thu
local plant. Considerable discussion
va, had. the matter being called t.
the attention of Hon. Hugh II. VII.
iam-l, chairman of the state cooper
alton commission. who was IN the
clt, 10 assist in the dry campaign
and incidentally T. hand Mrs.. Thur
mond check FOR $2j for the y. VI.
{. A.
Nj Williams told the council that
he had no particular jurisdiction in
the matter but suggested that the
council wire a formal protest to the
New Nori, office to hold thing, up m
III an Investigation could be- made \
resolution was adopted iavorlng this
procedure, The outcome of which viii
be watched with great interest.
The Light 4 Power company has
published IN both local papers four
cogent reasons why the rates must
be raised, expressing it, great reluc-
lance that such step is necess ary.
Il now apparently remains for an
lnvt llgatlng committee to -uhStanii-
ate these reasons. or effect u com
promise.
\ better crossing on the +. T. \
$. W. west of the city was urged on
account of the Turner Amusement
Park and the west entrance to Camp
Cody
City Engineer Morgan reported
that the sewer extension Wa pro-
eressige very nicely
The question of street paving was
hScu,scd by Commissioner Bolirh.
who said the sentiment j. very gen
eral in favor of it.
The council passed resolution
a'kuo the War Department To per
mai james tarragien To take moving
pictures in Camp Cody, and To make
numerous pictures about the city,
which are to be made of great value
N obtaining publicity for Hcmng
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Mrs. n. G. Bush Has Surgical 0per-
alton by Army Surgeons.

Mrs. II. q. Bush, one of Deming :
best loved and most highly respected
women, submitted to surgical oper-
alton at the ladies' hospital Tuesday
morning, Major Thomas and Lieut..
Thomas. experts of the Medical
Corps. [. $. A.. having in charge The
delicate task. which Mrs. Bush'- leg
ion of friends will be glad to know
was very satisfactory.
~ We 20 10 press today the hos
piial informs us that conditions are
very encouraging.
Mrs. j. 7. Leonard. mother of Mr.
Bush. will arrive from Gnne-yilc To-
day to add the touch uf mother love.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Red Cross Ladies Entertain Officers
Wives

One OF the mos thoroughly enjoy
able functions of the autumn season
was the reception and card party
given in the Deming club ball room
bv the Red Gross ladies To the wives
of the officers of Camp Cody. Fully
100 ladies were present to ENJOY the
delightful event and 1t Is safe 10 say
there was not one duh moment.
Mrs. j. C. Nor, chairman Of the
entertainment committee, was mist
rc~> of ceremonies, and was very ably
assisted by Mrs.. Major Dulany,
Mrs. Pollard. Mrs. Thurmond, Mrs.
Bolich, Ms. Boucher, Mrs. Magnu-
son, Misses Mary Mahoney, Mary
Lou Swope. Margaret Irvine and
Jessie Quincy. Miss Helen Holt furn-
ished the musical program during the
serving refreshments. which the
guests pronounced par excellence.
The sentiment of all guests was
aptly expressed by Mr.. Major Du-
lany. who said: Isn't II periecth
charming! We do all so much enjoy
the cordial hospitality of the Deming
ladies'"
The club was 'protusely decorated
with the national colors and autumn
flowers.
The bridge prize was won by Mrs.
tMaiorl Steriekcr and the 800 prize
bv Mrs. j. &. Wakefield. who gener-
ouslv presented it to Mrs. ttol.)
Brock.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
MASTER BUILDERS
Of BIG CAMP CODY
Government Picked Practical Men
Who Have Made a Record for the
Whole OF the United States.
MAI. MILLER & OWEN HUGHES
In Less Than Ninety Days Time 4
City Of Thirty Thousand People
Has Come Into Being.

The story of the great Camp Cody
reads like fairy tale. 1t is almost
unbelievable, but nevertheless true.
that in less than three months tine
a great city with graded streets,
fine water and lighting system and
practically all conveniences of mod
crn life. has been attached to tn
northwest corner of Deming.
Before visiting Camp Cody II
stranger would say: ut can't BE-
true. There amt no such animal"
And right there is where the stranc
or would get in bad. because il j. ne
iuallv, positively literally true.
The miles and mile, of building.
IN which practically 5000, 900 It. Of
lumber were used. show for them
selves. The splendid system of high
waN-. the water aud lighting system,
and the general layout show thai
ma >tcr hands were back of the Il
gnniic enterprise.
II show, that the War Department
had resolved itself into business nd
mini~traiiou when it siftcd the mas.
cr workmen and picked out Major
tha-. II. Miller ~ construction
quarlerma>tcr and owen Hughes ~
construction contractor Both men
had been weighed in the balance ii
practical experience and had not
been found wanting. They had bcrn
tested IN the cruciblc of square hon
..y.,.rt,.t-t.t .Nr n..r ,rt,n,,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
SUNSHINE STATE
WILL Be bONE-DRY
New Mexico Rose Up in Her Man.
mood tuesday and Dealt Death
Blow TO Bad Booze
DEFINING JOINS THE DRY CITIES
although Ne Won't Seek It, Supt. r.
t. sarley's Good Work Ought 10
Bring Him Official Honors

bv an overwhelming majority tie
run nlne state has swung into n,e
'r' "' umn, winch federal ,,,ti.,
WA n'le bone dry October l. iots
Ina D., no doubt that the If. .oaul-
GU rs'ontv of II IT, 30 thou and.
meme n" every citv and county m
the state, will settle the question for
all nme Every vote from now ON
vii he bone-dry and bone dryer.
And there Is iust one man who Is
the dynamic force back of the move.
menl. Supt L. T.. Farley. of the an
li-Saloon league. who is entitled TO
any cate office he wants. but whose
mode ~ will forbid his asking for II.
Tie people will look after that. how
ever.
Denlng did most loyal work in
favor of prohibition
The total vote, 361, - few being
thrown ont ~ irregular, The ballot
was recorded a. follows:
Prohibition amendment We.
6G no.
TaN amendment lhi yes. lj5 NO.
Judicial amendment 233 yes: -
no.
\ few 'wet,' appeared early in the
day, but seeing the hopeless fight,
gave up IN despair
The election board consisted of
Fred Sherman. chairman: Prof. j. +.
Dodcrer and T.. l.. Lindsey. the clerks
being j. F. Seamon and II. l.. Boges.
Thi, ends the booze business for
New Mexico
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Practical Work BY Col. Coffin

Lieut.. Col. j. VI. Coffin. division
surgeon, is having hygienic experts OF
the medical corps give lecture -
the enlisted men GA general hysiene-
This is being done regiment by rcg'-
ment and the first lecture was gwen
Wednesday. The instruction is alon2
practical lines ada pied TO military
life designed to teach the men how
best in the soldiers life in camp and
war time to keep clean and to pre-
servo their health and strength.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Saddle Horse Stolen

Zack G. Harrison. of the 32otil
Remount Depot. had the misfortune
io have hi dark brown steed and q
government issued overcoai stolen
Wednesday evening. near the CRYSTAL
theatre. 1t was supposed TO have
been stolen by n soldier. and up to
the hour Of going to press nothing
had been learned como erning the theft,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Masquerade Ball Saturday Evening.

The arrangements are fully COM
pleied for the Masquerade dance 10
be given by the Comforts committee
of the l09th Engineers. for the bcne-
fit of their soldiers. Ii Is going to be
q beautiful party, for a most worthy
cause, and a large attendance i eN-
pected.
The dance begins at 5 o'clock
sharp, owing to a new ruling IN camp
that dancers must close nj j 30. 4
it earestly requested by the commit
tee that every one come promptly 50
that this interesting program that has
been arranged can be carried out IN
full.
Following is the program;
Ladies' choice.
/. One step: ?. fox trot; ,. waltz;
/. circle one step: .. robber waltz; IT,
fox trot contest. costume march.
Awarding of prizes bv Gen. Frank u.
Mauldin and Gen. Geo. II. Harrles'
rnmasking and intermission
Mems choice. I. one step; =
waltz: o. circle one step: 10. fox trot
IT.. robber one step; II. "llome
Sweet Home"
There will he hut one encore m
every encore Is tag.
The souvenir programs are VerV
ottroctiyely printed in colors.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Military Ball Tuesday, Nov. 10.

Motor Truck Co. No. $50, of Cali
fomia, is arranging for a ball to
be given next Tuesday evening, Nov.
Is, 1917, at S p, m. sharp, at the
Demrr Club Rooms. The 10th Field
Artillery band will furnish the music
for the occasion. IN invitation Is
extended the young ladies of Demine,
Silver City, Columbus, Hurley, Ty-
rome. and other neighboring cities
Do not forget the time, the place and
the hour
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Jail Bonds Sold

b. ID. Mcconnell, of Roswell, rep
resenting Chicago bonding house,
has purchased the Luna county lall
boads nj par, less expenses. which
is considered by the commissioner
70 he an excellent sale ut the present
time Chairman +. l.. Nordhans said
we hope to have all details com
Melted so that the building may be
started by January first"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-09
Camps Famous Army Ballads
Are to be Put in Book Form

X. y. White, manager of the AM
,rican Soldier Ballad Co, received II
wire this week from his associate, +.
b. Camp. the famous soldier-poei,
who Las been in Los Angeles for II
Few days, that the Rice Publishing
Co., who made Rex Beach'S first
book famous. have arranged with Mr.
Camp To put his famous army bal
lads into deluxe book form.
The Graphic predicts that these
ballads will be the most popular in
American army life. Many of the
poems have been and others will ne
written in Deming. Camp Cody great
IA admircs the soldier-poct.