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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
.--s<-+od ror Fighting.

At Market and Twcnty-sev"nth street
last evening occurred one of the mnsi
exciting spectaclcs the South Side. mas
seen for some Em". Two Italians be-
came in some way antagonlstic TO cach
other and as q result some heavy blows
were dealt. Several cuts had been aa'
minstcred when tho police arrived on
tho scene and ended the fracos. The
fighters arc at present in Jail.
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ro Now nFlu" Cases.

Tn until last evening no new cases or
"F-1u" were reported in this section OF
the city. All are taking strict pre-
cautionary measures against the disease
and those who were in any way affected
are rapidly recovering. From the pres
ent outlook the epidemic has not gained
much ground on the South Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
CHARTERS ISSUED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. OCT. ia
charter was issued today by the sccr"-
tury nc stat" To the following corpora
lions:
Rraxton County Coal Co.. Of Chicago.
w. VA, capital stock. SiN.Onn; incorro-
Ills. 10 operate mines in l'raXton County
ratnr%. W. s. Shaw. Shaw Association.
Ltd. Il. g. Saunders. "I Chicago: Estate
Rrackl"y Shaw. y. $. CaSSllS, I. Dec.
Stewart OF Montreal. que. and Alex
Cameron Of East Jordan. Mlch.
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AFTERNOON LIST.

Killed In Action
,ndreas. Russell. Canal Dover. o.
Moore, CLARENCE r. Philadelphia. Pa.
l;a,!"r. Mike H.. .FindlaE; Q.
Dtt". Pa
Died OF Disease.
Cnnway. James r. Cumberland. Nd
Farth, Herman W. Cambridge. Nd.
S!nJon, Luther f. Danvillc, Pa
Smith, Coy. Auburn. ". Va
(;~bberich. Thomas l.. Lebanon
srhnmpson. viltred. I.o-atn. o.
wounded Severely.
IS.wis, Hugh Edwin. North Girard. Pa.
Mo%,x. Nelson w. Lebanon. Fa
" R~idmiller George Ralph. Scranton
"a:
tisnci. Rara"le Reading. PA
craddock. Ella, Lake. ". va;
EuSate Frank. Grcen:lnlu. -;
nixon, william j.. Philadelphia Pa
Sat,n. Edward Scranton. Ia
Zetts. Mike. Bradford. ia:
wounded Degree Unaetefn1neo-)
'" Ep%!drnIller. George Ralph. Scranton.
Pa
rradv Thomas J.. Philadelphia. Pa
cannon. John r. Pittsburgh. Pa
stump. cletus T.. York. Pa.
f;%:E.. Wayne t.. West Chester. Pa.
Hq,tis. John. Mnn"ss"n: Pa
Gag. Manlrr> r.. Degolia. Pa.
CHRISTIAN. Henry t.. Houston: Pa.
lark Curtis W. .\llentown. Pa.
cl.!uinsr. Howard O.. South Alien
town. %
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Pad Cross Society.

Tho members Of the Red Cross ntrsii-
eted with st. Alphonsus church are ac-
complishing great deal OF work at
home. while the ban rests on the city
Everv week q day Is devoted to sewing
nj tho various homes and in this way
number Of garments are completed.
When tho meetings arc again resumed
thsy will BE- able to show fine resulta
Of their work at home
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No Meeting

The meeting which had been planned
ov the mebers Of the A. c. y. Club has
been postponed Indefinitely. They Will
hold no banquet next Friday either as
tho members have not held any meetings
lately to prepare for the same. the
affair will probably be given SOME time
in November.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
m As wnshInGton.

Mrs. Philip Wetzel has been cFaled 10
Washington. where her son. Philip is re-
ported III at base hospital in the vicin.
uy Of that city. A telegram telling or
his illness was received last evening.
but It did not state what allied the no!'
II is believed. by the relatives however
TO be Spanish Influenza
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Dancing Party.

Miss Edith Work entertained a. NUMBER
Of her little friends last evening with
a dancing party at her home on south
E,off street, The guests danced TO VIC
trola music until n late hour when
dainty luncheon was served by the nos
tess Miss Works guests numbered
tUentY
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Ruv MORE Bonds
DULL, SPLIT Tine
SICK HEADACHE
DIR. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE Az oNCE-lo CENTS
A PACKAGE.

You take n Dir. James lleadach" iow-
dor and i'm inst y few mumrntS your
h"ad clears and all neuralgia and pain
fades away. It's thu quic kr*t ana Shr"St
relh,f fer hcndnrh". whether dnil. thr"o-
hlng. splitting or INVERTEBRATES; H'Ii
.n,',nur ru thr drug v1ur" and got Il
dime unrkngr now. Quit $uil"r'hE-ll :
So needless T." sure You got l)r. 'IAih',S
Ncadp.hr T'owd"rs- chen there Will De-
10 Il.nnnninl mont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
Has A Kew Car.

Mr.. Daniel Stoops OF ThlrtF-thlru
street. has recently purchased new
Overland. The machine is ono Of the
latest models and is rcplctc with all new
improvements 1t presents very pleas
ing appearance and will probably he of
much service to Mr.. Stoops.
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Guy Liberty Bonds)-
n.rrxnos 1AHHEn,

CHICAGO, Oct 17.-Al public gain
erincs throughout Illinois not absolutely
essential to the war were prohibited in
proclamation issued by the state in.
duenza commission. with the approval
81 Governor Frank O. Lowden, late to-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18
SOUTH SIDE
u,vs Hnek To Morsantown-

Tho 8 4. r. c. boys who have been
here for the past two weeks from Nor
r.ntown. have received their cards
ordering thorn to report on duty next
Monday. They oil Seem anxious 10
return and to set into training again.
The South Side has largo percentage
OF its boys In the S. A T. C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-18

The Dollar Savings and Trust Com
pany was yesterday appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of Joseph Spellde,!
bond. 100000; surety. none required
nv statute. 49,. II,
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as,-,,n,rtr,trtx Appointed.

Margaret F.. Linton. OF Leno1 afdltion
was yesterday appointed Administrative
of tho w. L. Linton estate; bond. txSo
surety. w E. Wallace
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Kingston. Frederick J.. Wtlkes-Barre,

Inc tdSlsllllfN 'L' NpN. 49,
ny the Commanding General OF tho AM
ertcan EEp"uitionary Forces: 49,
Killed III action.
Missing In action.
Wounded severely. 'oS
Died from wounds .
Wounded, doxreo undetermined. 81
~ Kilied in Action
McrsoIis. William r, Jr.. Passaic' n. ]
Pnffer. Harry s.. Ravenna. Ohio.
" BSTooks' Edward B.. A1ilesburg. Pa
Priyate: c,r,os ofanna- Altoona.
Purcell. John Joseph. PylesS1lle, Md.
Died Of Disease
Moore, Ray r.. Scranton. Pa
! wounded Severely.
Kcnttio George w. Pittsburgh. Pa
Patterson, Floyd w. WayncshurG' IA
Corporate. MA
tioodcnqw.. Glen W.. Cranesfilic Ia
Gircsor. John. Elites, Pa
I:aish. Harry c.. New Kcnsington. Fa-
lTivatc ,.,,,o n,
lSiNEQN Howard H., NNitL'StIl' ~
Fond. Georg". Smoke Run. Fa
panelson. OSBORN, cra1gsyile' w. va
pccrv, James w. Garrett Hill. "a
Dimarco, rieruio. Phtladclphla; "a
Dunbar William. North RraadocK' tA'
Eshrr. Mel. philadelphia, Pa
HERON. James A.. Carnceie ~.
IiCrkIns. Edgar. Philadelphia Pa.
Howard. Joseph ~. tarh1ndo!e' ia
EsolSitis, james. GlrardTille. IA
hester. Walter n. Dubois. IA.
Ever Raj PHI. ChambcrsburG, Pa
Moccabee. Gazaway. Columbus ONO.
wounded, Degree Undetermined
Prirato: ,. Do
Gilmore, Frank w. BuckinShaln "a
i Guthrie, Daniel D.. KitanninE.
Kennedy, Thomas A.. Philadelphla- ia
Shnrr Samuel, Philadelphia Pa;
Eckroat, Edward Fl. Shcnnndonn' IA
FISCHER. Michael. Broad Ford. Fa-
Herman. Franklin. NoTristown. Fa'
missing In Action
Private: ~
! Lewis Charles NJ. Carlisle. "a, -
. SantnbartHra, Julius. ClcVeland "
Schultz. Oscar A.. Dayton, o.. ..r ,
fifnntfifntHUuBA 1886 l2340S lzsso
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raHr ooSre cAxuAIrms.


williams. Edward A. Punxsutawney.
Pa
HARmx ooRfs CASUALTIES.
The following casualties are reported
BY the commanding general OIL tn'
American Expeditlonary Forces: On
Killed in action ....,.- ~
Died Of wounds received in action. $
Died Of disease .........;. ;...... !
Wounded in action (severely) $3.50. "a
Wounded in action (degree undeter- ,oo
In hands O. enemy ................ >
Missing IN action ......-..........
ro,.r ............ les
'''' Hned in Action.
';nnIt. Edwin lie r.. Toledo, O.
creed, Carlos D.. Columbus. o.
miller. Dennis c., Morgantowu, W. Va.
Murphy. Emmett J.. Salem. Q.
OFT. Harry T.. lhG"niNrill"; Pa
Severely wounded in Action.
General Sergeant 80.
Strickland. Earl F.. Portsmouth. o.
BAR. Harry b. Mill Hall, Pa
IL RecScr. Vernon P. Akron o.
|. Rroone. Lawrence f.. New London. O.
GoeEeleto, Samuel Benwood' W. va.
W
wounded in Action, Degree Undeterntned
Sergeant:
Warnccke, Francis Baltlnre. Nd.
Corporal:
Dillon. Vim. H. Windsor. Ohio.
Savior, Elton. Toledo. Ohio.
White Charles s.. Harrison Ohio.
Private.
Perry. Ssbcrt ". Philadelphia. Pa
Hamberry. Joseph H.. Philadelphia Pa.
Hunrkamp. Frsdcriek j.. CINCINNATI. o.
I,oos. Joseph r, Cincinnati. o.
. Meats. Fred o., Fairmont, W. Va.
Moore. Albert w. Madsonrille: Ohio.
Sullivan. William ]. springhcld, Q.
Stcngcr Ralph a.. Berwick. Ia
Tn HnnIs Of Ene1nv. Previously Exported
KILLED.
Priva.e:
Wright. Ralph T.. Hibbetts. o.
Returned to Duty. Previously Exported
Missing.
Ennis. Allen Marshall. Mlddletown- O.
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South Side Personals.


Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson. Of New
Brighton. Is expected to arrive in the
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COUNTY court News
Marri6Ts Iiosn0
Administrator Appointed.

Thomas Barthel. 49, and Beufah Hnp
gins, 81, both Of Canton. Q.
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Dorm. Philip R.. Philadelphia, Pa
R!ckes. Samuel. Cleveland. 0.
Robbins. William c.. Rergholz. Q.
Saluk. Rubin. Philadelphia. Pa
Silknetter. Samuel Warren. Lancas-
ter. Pa.
williams. Edward A. PunNsutawney.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
GERMANS STUDY
FOREIGN TRADE

Special 10 The star BY Y. r. A.
LONDON. Aug. 3 tAmburs
Germany's greatest commercial port
and one OF It's three free cities. is pre-
pairing desperately for the trade war
after tho present conflict.
The big commercial and Industrial
magnRtes are realizing the task nee.
essary 20 offset the enmity Of the
entire world against everything Ger.
man. Their latest step il the propos.
ed establishment Of scientific In.
stitution for the study Of foreign
countries" at Hamburg.
That they realize their mistakes %
the past. and are willing TO do any.
thing 10 eradicate them. is brought
out In the prospectus OF this scheme
which. In part. reads
This war has brought with II an
appalling revelation OF our lgnoranc.
Of foreign countries. This Ignorance
has inflicted heavy political wounds
on our country. and has often been
the cause OF our diplomatic failures.
psychology OF our own allies was un.
familiar 10 us. 20 say nothing OF
those % our enemies.
such a state OF things must no,
rrcur our people. which wants 20
lnscribc world policy on It's banner.
must establish a thoro system %
study OF foreign countries In fact.
the peaceful reconquest Of the
worlds market will not b. accom-.
piished without such a study.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
TO LECTURE,ON
HOOVER RECIPES

Wheatlcrs and Sugarlcss recipes
will head the list Of demonstrations
at the war kitchen. In the Central
building. next week The program
for the week. including canning Of
fruit and vegetables each afternoon.
II as follows.
Monday. August -. corn oat cook
feN. corn crackers. Tuesday. milo
rnaize cookies. rolled cat waters.
Wednesday ost flake cookies. Scotch
oat crackers: Thursday. rolled oats
and corn flour cookies. victory waf'
crs. Friday. oat fnacaroons with
dates and firs and barley pastry.
Lectures are delivered each after
noon from 23o to 4 Questions on
food problem will be answered in
person or BY phone during the morn
Ing hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Tells Unions of
Need for Court
of Small Claims

Need OF a court OF small claims. in
volving amounts OF $40 or less. at
which no lawyer would appear and
no costs be allowed for litigation.
because tho presiding justice would
examine III witnesses. was explained
20 ,nernbt ~ Of the Cooks and Boiler
makers unions by Mrs. oihilia q. c.
Beais Friday night She - a can
didatc for re election as justice.
AS II ~ now we must often give
a Judgment for a little more than -.
and tho victim must pay as high aE
$3.50 In costs" she said.
Mrs. Reals believes $40 exemption
for working men whose wages are
garnished. IL not sufficient and that
the legislature should abolish the
right 20 garnishee until after n debt
has been proved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10

Giving their services 20 promote
the well being OF the American and
French soldiers in the battle zone.
Jeanette Duprcc and Eleanor vii
son. now playing at the Palace Hip.
will leave for France In October and
begin their work Of entertaining the
fighting men over there They are
to appear IN the Y. NJ c a. huts,
not only to provide amusement but
TO help the secretaries in charge in
every way possible,
I'VE don't care what they ask us
TO do IN addition TO our entertaining "
said Miss Dupree. I'VE viii wash
dishes. cook or scrub. just so we can
have real part in winning the
war" Both of Miss Dupree's parents
were born I'm France. her father in
Mllousc. near Alsace. the place
where Marshall Joffre was raised.
She speaks French fluently and has
spent much time In translating Eng
lish songs and humorous matter Tor
the enjoyment Of the French soldiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
WAR TROPHIES
TO BOOST LOAN

American soldier heroes OF the
Ai.ne- Mnrnc battles will conduct
scaitleiics thru two Liberty Loan
trains which will arrive In Seattle
during tho fourth campaign.
The specials will b. filled with
trophies won from tho Germans
War relies Of all sorts will bc on
display and their use demonstrated
by the returned soldiers
LARGE trophies will L. carried on
fiat cars and smaller ones arranged
on shelves In the baggage cars.
The schedules Of these two trains
are now being made by the fourth
drive Liberty Loan committee a,
San Francisco,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Haywood Testifies
att. w. w. Hearing

CHICAGO. Aug 10 Reaffirming
his belief that there can be nothing
In common between employer and
worker" William u. Haywood took
the stand here today In the I. W. w.
hearing. lie denied that he had ad-
vocated violence TO upset Americas
military program
Haywood declared that he received
81 900 monthly as lecturer on social
and labor topics in France, England.
Italy and other countries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
STANDARD OIL GIVES
INCREASE IN WAGE

NEW YORK. Aug. i0.-A wage
increase Of approximately 10 per
cent TO all employees Of tho Standard
on company OF New Jerseys re-
finorios. effective Monday. August
~. vas agreed upon at confer
encc Of employees and company
agents here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Private Hurls Self
Under Auto Truck

CAMP LEWIS Aug. 10 Having
plead guilty before conrtmartial 10
wilful disobedience OF orders. Private
Peter Slynstng threw himself under
the wheels OF motor truck passing
the camp library, and was fatally IN
iured. His home IA in McElroy
Mont. and he was drafted April 26
last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Need More Women
to Aid Red Cross

More women are needed 20 work
In the Red Cross sewing division. Nd
ditional well lighted quarters have
been obtained In the Fine Arts so
ciety rooms. adjoining Red Cross
headquarters at Fourth ave. and
University 81.
Additional sewing machines are
also needed. They may be loaned or
donated for war work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Miller to Tell of
Trip to War Zone

John ? MiIlcr VIII taIk Tor The
Red Cross In n big open meeting
at Plymouth ConRrcga tional church.
"Wednesday at 2 D. m. under aus.
pieces Of Plymouth Church auxiliary.
He will tell Of conditions on the
Western front. which he visited with
congressional mission last fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Former Mayor of
Chicago in Seattle

Securing information on the gov
ernmcnt's risk in issuing war in
surancc. cx-Mayor Carter H. Har-
rison Of Chicago. is visiting Sc
attic Red Cross headquarters He
viii also make a trip 10 Camp
Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Garrett Will Head
Prisoners Mission

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1O.--The T..
S. prisoners mission. which will
meet German delegates at Berne to
arrange for the exchange OF war
prisoners viii be headed by John w.
Garrett. American minister at The
Hague.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Permit Enlistment
for Cargo Carriers

OLYMPIA. Aug 10.--The war de
partmcnt has agreed with the ship
ping board to allow the enlistment OF
1000 men each month for work on
government cargo carriers. II the
1000 limit Is broken, the arrange
mcnt viii he Cancelled. according to
adviccs received here from Provost
Marshal General Crowdcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Says Allies Nearing
End of the Tunnel

MEATH. Wales. Aug i0.-Premier
Lloyd George. addressing the Welsh
national I1isteddfodd. Friday said
that the "cnd OF the tunnel thru
which tho allies have been travelling
for four years ls getting nearer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Need Cement Men
to Build Homes

The Moro Homes bureau, Win
headquarters in the Cobb building. is
sending out an appeal for cement
workers and common laborers Only
Is OF the several hundred men who
are needed Immediately applied at
tho offices Friday. No men will be
taken II already engaged in a war
industry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Rickenbacker Saves
Fellow Filler Twice
in Battle With Huns

did no harm. since | had plenty
OF speed and was In little danger
Hut u saved Jimmie, who was now
going terribly slow, and tho fact
that the Germans aro so easily in
suited helped lo,
Just as Jimmie was crossing the
lines noticed another American
piauing down on him. could not
imagine why he would piaue on a
gimper who was in such bad
plight aud | maneuvered Go attrau.
his attention,
One Wing Torn OF
Later We learned this gimpcr
was man from the squadron. lilo
saw Jimmie with one wing torn Oft
and thought he was German
taubc lie Was just about TO let
Jimmie have u when he noticed
rhe coqdards on 1immie's tail so
Jimmie had another close squeak
that day
I'VE all so, back all right
Jimmie 10y nothing short Of mir
acie and felt lot better about H.
We never Strengthened the story out
Tor several days when. by an ac-
cidental bit OF gossip at the table
| learned the boohe | first piduod
on that day was the one which was
after Jimmics The American plane
which went down out OF control
also turned out to he jimmie. who
was doing falling stunt 60 FOX
the Germans II was a pretty piece
81 work. for surely gave the plane
up for good lie had fiattened out
near the ground. come M FOR alti-
tudc. got in fight coliided with a
German. who crashed. and was
the second time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10

Lieut. RcvJ a. i. Gouthier,
fighting parson." warned women's
university club members Mt lunch
Friday that for years after the war
We must vigorously combat efforts
10 spread German influence in col
leges and schools. Everything Ger
man should bc tnbooed for years TO
come. he declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
Japanese to Head
Allies in Siberia

WASHINGTON, Aug l0.--Japan's
most distinguished soldier. Gen.
Kikuz Otana. will command the Jap.
anese section OF the mission To 81.
IBERIA, and win be the ranking officer
OF tho allied forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
pA>TtGtS

Topping the new bin at the Pan
tages. opening with the matinee per
Torrance Monday. viii be comedy
drama. "a Mile a Minute" featur'
ing George =. Harris. which comes
10 the circuit direct from a Ions run
In New York.
other leading attractions will be
"Stocklngs." a musical comedy. with
Mark Adams. and Manager Pan
agcs' own act, the DE Michele
brothers The latter are known
as the cornical wops~ and are mirth.
full pantomimic inHtrumentalists.
other numbers are mlly Hooper
and Howard Burkhart In AT the
Fox Race" and the Wlnton Broth.
crs. eNponcntH OF super strength
The Pantagcs travologue viii be
shown on the screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10

"Miladys Gowns" a musical com
eds draplug novelty. will BE- th'
h~adlln. feature u the uew show
which opens sunday at the Palace
HIP. Joseph Clmbalo. a vel known
Partisan designer OF gowns. viii
drapc the latest creations Of the
drersmakcr's art on beautiful Twins
models. In addition there Is a mu
sic,l comedy plot and high class
comedy. singing and dancing.
an Ripon. -Scoiland's Nentrilo
quail Comedian" Introduces reg
gle" life sized autonnaton who
walks on and OFF the stage Ike
human.
The De Pcron Trio have a gym
ua.tic act of poses. hand balancing
Juggling and heavy hitting under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-10
CARNIVAL SECRETARY
FORFElTS HIS BAIL

William Dowd, secretary of the
carnival company. accused OF con.
Quoting gambling games, forfeited
bail Friday. following his arrest HI.
XII" Adams and Charles Scott. arrest.
cd with Dowd. have been admitted to
hiatt