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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15

a. II Snyder :" Lewis t. Richcson
ct al. land in Warren township: con-
sidrrati"n. $500.
icorg" w. S"hici.. &c guardian ~ Rcn
Franklin Schi.'k y. minor. :" Ron Frank
lin ScA!rE: land IN t'"lcrain township:
sonSid"raIlnr. 81.
William and Mary Samu"' T." g. 4.
Gneisrr. ct al. land in Martins Ferry:
sidrrntion. $4,000
Richard Forster and Elizabeth For
s'-r Ia Samuel Disantis; land in lulin"v
township: r"nsidera tinn. $50
Ella T"arr and Robert THar" 70 Amy
i. Schenp: land in Pens" township: con-
sideratinn. Sln
Mamie l.. Lyle. "i al "a tho Hen
derson-C able r'hAi company: Land In
Wheeling township: consideration. 81.
Henry Taylor and Elvira Taylor 70 thu
Henderson, N bio Coal company: land In
Wheeling township. consideration. 81.
Mary L. Schwanbarger and Joseph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
BOUGHT ENTIRE VILLAGE.

'HAEi.ESTpN. W. Va. Mny a.
fur'haS" -: I'M "nllr" village III r""H-
months, county was ailn"unr"l hy The
stat" board rf control to-day
TIE town is Dcnnlar. 'reaird "n lands
"f In" Maryland Lumber Company and
the lands and buildings Will b,. used 10y
'h" S,nt" IN providing tie. n-w sta -
cnl"rch tuberculosis SuniIarIum far
which appropriation waS made al Inc
last session uf the l"IislH'nr" several
hundred acres nf land. It church and 10
houses and u railroad >tallUn are IN
Guided in ;he purchase.
Governor John !. C"rnwell probably
will appoint superintendent for the
snnltarium about July !, IT was all
nounccd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Republicans Win in
MartinSbnrg Election

MARTINSBCRG. ". Va. May IT,
Complete returns today from tho NIL
nic!pal election here show that Dr. :.
e. T"nkn. Republican candidate" 'nr
mayor defeated Mayor p. W. Letter.
i'rmncra,. by n plurality "f l7a votes.
Til" Republicans ais" elected four of the
fly" rnunrimcn. giving them complete
control OF all branches OF the city gov
eminent
Tn" total vote for mayor WAS slightly
NOR" than 2.3o0. our of Il registration "C
over $500. more Than LOU. Voters fail
ing TO vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
"HOBB|E" TO LEAVE
BOSTON AMERICANS

BOSTON. May 1i.--Wiih Richard
llnhlitZ"l. hrs; hnScman Of tn" lihsi"n
American base ball team. nominated as
first li"utcuan; in IN" army dental corps.
John "Stufy" MclnniS. formerly first
l'as"lnan with the Philadelphia Aih-
l"tics. is slated I" play first for the
Rcd SnN.
MctnuIS who was obtained by Boston
last winter. has been playing 'hird haSr
this season. ThummS. last year with
l'ruvId"nC". is expected In ill MvIEnis
place NJ third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
POLICE PiCkUPS

Three ne" wrr" pl"l."i ur las: "r"r-
ing one ur ;h'.:i: ,!i>"r'l"riy and nne Il
drunk Will" another ":f.udrr Of IN.
jay walking a;i"n,!n'"n; was ''nrr,.I"<l
Dick o. Rey'nann. ii>"rd"r!y. was picked
up on complaint If Chester Bowman. hv
Officer EskeN. Erw:,.tr claims ,iat
O'Reymann h:i him and wili arp"ar ~
court aga inst him th3~ morning Ber-
nard was picked mp by officer Craig on
q charge Of jay walking. Hardy Moore.
drunk was ALSO picked Up by Craig an9.
will appear In court this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
FEDERAL BUREAU
At COMMERCIAL CLUB
Proposition Of Councilmeu to Accept
Police Court Room Is Turned
Down.

The local branch uf I'll" Federal En-
pioI m"nt bureau has changed lis head
quarters from The Majority building 10
IN" rooms If IN" commercial Assoc Ia
ton IN IN" MARKET Auditorium. The
r""mS In tho MINORITY building We're
gIrcn mp h"rauS' Of the fact thar 'h"y
wcr" III stch an lnc"nspicunuS place
and w"r" not given much publicity h"-
.aus" "f h"ing IN INC second Il""r.
The city nffiCIals wnr" also notified
that ;h"y would hc expected Ia pay for
t"l"phrnc communication and such
SIHus etc. aS would he needed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Goodykoontz Suggests
Button For Lawyers

Wells Gnndyknunlz. chairman Of the
central legal advisory board Of West
Virginia. hu~ written IN" provost mar
ShHi general at Washington. S';Gr"~iing
iha' his Department iSSiI' = distinctive"
huitmu far th" l..,r "i IT." m"mIl'' RS of
IA" legal profession who ar" serving IN.
Guvcrnm"n; ~ connection with III" So
IncjIN" Scr.i"" law. Ia r"Sp"nS". the
department has advised ihAt i his III"
matter uEd"r cunSid-ral non and Mr.
i;nnriNk uuhiH hciirv"S ;ha' the depart
mrnr will TAX" fav"rabl. aciIun on thu
matter.
"lu Wow "f III" fat that Tho lawyer <
- the rnuniry are rendering II dis
iinglnsh"d S"rvirn without charge. This
would l"' 4 fine thing f"r III" government;
/" do. AMI IN" lawyers would take Erea;
urlds IN wearing an emblem nf this
rharHrtrr.' said Mr.. Linndykonntz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
WILL AssST RYAN.

WNSNlNGTrN. May ii.--Archcr A.
I.andun NJ Rufraln was To-day appointed.
director Of ;h" division "f Production Of
lh' aircraft board. Mr.. Llnd"n mas
hc"n vice president "f Tin" American RH-
uIHinr company.
1t is felt that Mr.. I.andons wide nX-
pprInnro and great ability will material
Is advance thr production &c aircraft.
said an announcement 10y John IT,. Ryan.
director ~ aircraft production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
George r. Bran son.

George r. Branson passed away at the
home Of VIM. Rumgarnnr. after suffer
ing from lung trouble for hummer 81
years . Mr.. Bransun was - years or axe
and was born in Flushing and lived
there until anou, twelve years age. when
he located al Missouri. where he was
employed in tn" lumber yards. hut about
q year ago was compelled In give TINS
position up and &c To Colorado for the
benefit Of his health . In 1905 h" was
married to Miss Anna Ault OF this
plac" who survives him. Besides his
widow he is survived by his mothcr.Mrs.
Jane Rransnn. of 1'hrichsvillc. and a
sister, Mrs. Parker Of the same place.
also o brother. Charles RranSon. Of Iowa.
Funeral ses, ;r"s will be held at ESQ
o'clock this afternoon from tho home OF
Vim. Bumgarner. and will be conducted
by Roy. W. II. Dirkors"n lnternent
in Union cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Litt|epage Candidate
To Succeed Himself

CHARLESTON. ". w. May 1t
Congressman Adam i. l.ii'I"iac' VIII
NJ, h,. "A candidate fnr III" lui,,d States
S.ilalurShir t., succeed Nathan 'iuIi. az
rur,ling 20 information Perceived her" to-
day. Instead. t'"uGrr SsIi,:tn I.Iil!rpHc".
representing this. Tho SlNill tnnrrrN ~iur-
nj district If IN" State. Will hc II can
ddatc Tor rc-rl"ctiun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
PROBE DEMANDED.

WASHINGTON. May l4--Rerrcscnia-
i;rc Trr:,dwa!. If Massachusetts. Intr"-
dlI.r'd a. resolution today. inSIruc;ing
IN" rules COMMITTEE" Ia inv eStISat"
statements rrIi""iinr anon congress nj
Legged to hnv" been mad" by GEORGE
I reel chairman "f The commute" on
public Information. IN speech nj New
York. II was referred Ia III" rules
COMMITTEES.
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(|ARY
Cracraft Services.

This Afternoon at $50 o'cln%k from the
HON" Of her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. -. Hl"dgc:r. 49, Sixteenth street.
r,lncrnI services Off tho lat. ANN May
Cracratc. daughter Of y. NJ. and Anna
Rlntlgett rrarratl. who passed away
Sunday Mt Baltimore. Will BE- held. In
torment will b. tnade II Nj Z!on ccin"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Probate Court.

Mary. 4. Rowles and LYDIA J. Nc
Millen. adninistrices with will annexed
nf III" estate of Thomas r. Bricc.. d.
ceased. VS.. AIDA Brice. ct al. Petition
10 sell real estate. Sale confirmed and
deed distribution ordered
In re will of Thomas Davcy. deceased.
Will admitted 10 probate.
In re will Of Thomas Davey, deceased.
Citation ordered issued TO widow to
make election.
I'm re estate Of Medora Fl. Brock de-
ceased. Account flied and notice Or
dcred.
Fred II. Chappcl!. administrator. va.
Bertha Compiler. ct al. Petition 10 sell
real estate. Sale Of first tract confirmed
and deed ordered. Distribution orderc".
In re estate Of William c. Schlerni,-
saucr. deceased. Private sale Of per-
sonal goods and chatte!s confirmed.
In re- will Of Rose Dawson. deceased.
Will admitted to probate. Citation or
dered issued TO widower to make cleo
tion.
IN re estate Of George ". Mayhugn.
deceased. Application Of Ethel Bill
lingSly TO obtain money deposited In
county treasury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
S2,OOO,OOO For Relief
Of Ohio River Men

Washington. May li.-An appropr!a-
ton "f So. nnhnnn WAS added To III" Ri"-
crs and HHrbnrS hill To-day hy The scr
alto Cnnlmrrrr committee. for The relic!
uf prI"a'" contractors suffering fr''m
Tia" rl~" in cost II labor and materials
du" :" the war. The amendment au-
thur;H"s the secretary 49, war =" r.
adjust unCnnIpiCted rr"-war contracts.
ohm river contractors had asked for
increases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
MOVIE ACTRESS TELLS
INTERESTING STORY
Rotarians Have as Their Guest An IN
usually Interesting Person.

~ III" regular weekly meeting "f The
Rotary club held yesterday Miss Ruth
MrTHmmnny. ono ut the most prominent
movie actresses of III" muVi" world.
CAV" Yer? interesting talk. She told
IT h"r nnuy travels throughout This
country and Franc" and ia all VAS very
interesting.
Miss Mrrnmmnny spnk" highly "f the
M"undsVillc r"uIt"n,iHrA and sad West
NirGiuiHns should II" proud 81 their
penal institution. Sh" SAID in her many
irn.,fS sh" hnu seen hui few the equal
uf NNrst NfN,inlns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Louisa Dauber.

Of this ...iv. Ea*s."l away yesterday
morning at ?:,n "'clnck. following an i'll
ness "f several weeks. due I" infirmti"S
"f advanced age.
'rh. deceased was IN tn" $"v"ntE-siNih
y";,r 1T h..r nE''. a7ld hal h"'m resi-
d"rt nf tins city for many years NJ
tn. TIM az her death She resided Al NJ"
-. Alley :.
Arrangements har" rs %ot nor h""n
completed for t!,' funeral hH, "''' prob.
ably h., hrIi ThurS'i1I Hi'"rn""n from
tho place of death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
FOUR-MlNUTE men
GO ON JOY RIDE

Moro rhan twenty-five ri Wheeling 9
well known four minute men went on
a j"y-ridc yesterday afternoon. They
moi At tho MCLurc hotel were met with
automobiles AMI journ"ycd int" tn.
wildS "f Belmont county in tn" state
of Ohio.
The mon met ~ ; O'clock and follow
inI u ride Of about two hours. s"i"urneL
to II waNsIi" inn where supper was en-
io%rd. Later the return trip was made
to this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
KILLED IN ACTION.

Special Dispatch IL The lntclliEenrnr
F'A1RMbNT. ". Va. May 14.--ken-
ncth r. T""thnHn. of Falrmont. mem
her Of General Perish ng's cNpeditionary
force to France. was killed in action
On May |. according 10 kilograms re-
ceivnd from The nrhrinls ny his father
to-day. Tnrthman was r private in
an infantry regiment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Turner Funeral Today.

Services will h.. conducted TINS after
noon az .::%n "'"!ur'h from tn" r''S'h"h'"
If his hr";h"r-in-la~ William I'hrkhs.
al Main street f"r tll'. la" Harry
,Inx,nIrr Turner. vino passed away
Suuda, erorinr. ir.i,rrn"u; viii H.
,uadc at Mt Wood "..lu"i"r:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Edward ]. Egan VIII Leave.

Edward ]. Egan has resigned his 10
siton as assistan; court reporter Of Be-
mont county to accept responsible po-
sition with tho public utilities commits
sion for the state OF Illinois. and will
ne stationed at Chicago. Mr.. Egan has
been the efficient assistant reporter herr
for almost two years and his many
friends regret his departure. but wish
for him success. His resignation will
become effective next week and he will
begin his work at Chicago on May -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
CALLED FOR NEW JUROR.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. May 1t.-As
result Of the discovery that one Of
tho Jurors selected Ia hear tn" Eock-
house election case took lunch to-day
noon with. one Of thr defendants. il
WAS necessary TO call second v"n:r
and the entire day WIS occupied in Sc
lcrting the twelfth juror.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
serrtces 1t o. r. Church.

Dr. Mcdonald OF YOUNGSTOWN is con-
duclinG services at the United Preshy-
terian church during this. week and tn"
services are being we'll attended. To-
nigh; he will address a union meeting
If all the churches on the subject OF
."Tcmpcrance."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Arrangements Incomplete.

Arrangements for tn" funeral ar thr
lat. Ella PAUL NrIi"". who died Sat
urtiHY. arc as y.. incomplete. hut VIII
rrnhahlv h,. held tomorrow from III" late
rcSI,l.nr. AT t.chn Point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
Marriage Licenses.

I-orne Clyde Huffman and Lulu May
Baker. both of Belmont Ridge
Joseph Baran and Sophia Lampsiyk.
both If crescent.
Dram L. kinSey Of McMcchen ana
Elizabeth l.. Helms Of. Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
FLOODED WITH COUPONS.

WASHINGTON. May l4.--ln prepara,A
ton for the first semi-annual intenoa'
payment on second Liberty loan boHlx
due tomorrow. banks to-day -
flooded with interest coupons. The pG1
ment will total 3I6,175,000,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-15
hwanbarEer; land In Martins Ferry:

consideration. $40.
Mary E. Lucas to the Ncff Real Es-
tate and Improvement company; land In
ShadySid"; consideration. 81.
John II. Anderson to Mary J. Doudna,
ri AL; land in Warren township; con-
sderation. ST.
Frank Stokan and Rosie Sfokan II
John klcpp and Mary Keep: land in
BoydsvIlle; consideration. $3.50.
Evening star., 1918-05-09
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to the
health department in the last twenty -four hours:
Elizabeth Riley. SO years. George Washing
ton University Hospital.
Joseph r. Bishop, IS years, Hotel Stratford.
Martha X. Wilson. 70 years, 14o7 10th street
northwest.
Catherine sIckel. 20 years. sibley Hospital.
Daniel Fry. 4S years, 1925 H street northwest.
Robert J.. Buckley. IS years. III Pennsylvania
avenue northwest
Lille Thrift. 50 years. 1927 ssrd street north
west
william H. johnson, ee years, 1918 Wisconsin
avenue northwest.
Aretta SANFORD. 80 years. St. Elizabeth Hos
Ernestine Blotshein, 70 years. 1857 9Th street
southwest.
Hannah Luchs. 81 years. ia 9Th street north.
west.
James P. Doyle. 90 years, 81 10th street
northeast.
Annie Wood: 90 years. st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Frances B. Bates, 48 years, 231 street.
Alice &. Fleet, 40 years, Emergency Hospital.
Margaret Matthews. GO years. Providence Hos
pital
Moses Lewis. Is years, Freedmen's Hospital.
Lucy Anderson, % years, Freedmens Hospital.
Ruby Baldwin, II years. 600 X street north
west
Mary A. Duckett. SO years. lis L street.
Mary Watson. 90 years, Alexandra court
northwest.
Evening star., 1918-05-09
MOUNT ALTO INN

On tho Balcony Of Washington. Tel. West 1900
Announces the reservation Of its entire space.
ANY vacancies occurring during the summer will
Evening star., 1918-05-09
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the FOL-
lowing:
Thomas n. johnson and Eva NJ. johnson.
Virgil G. Harris Of Tarkio, No.. and Grace
T. showalter Of Rock Port. No.
Roland Wyatt and Essie Smith.
Claude l.. Bowman, U. g. N, and Ioeetta 4.
Whelan Of this city.
James A. Bates and Fannie A. Javins.
Walter E. squires Of Elizabeth. N. J., and
Mabel I. Wood Of AiitcheLsville, Nd
James +. o'Brien Of Richmond, Va, and
Madeline 8. Reynolds Of Powhatan Court House,
Va.
Gordon McGanvran Of this city and Iaathe Y.
Fulton Of New York city.
Leland p. Hart and virginia A. Hail.
j.. Neal Pugh Of Akron, Ohio. and Mamie B.
Clun Of Daniel, Va.
Alvin J.. Mcintyre Of Aberdeen, s. D., and
Ines L. Bauske Of Webster. 9. d.
William VI. Cawood and Susie Carter, both of
Knoxville, Tenn.
Daniel T; Williams and Mollie shipley.
Paul 9. Barnes and Henrietta Jones.
Jerome Murphy and Elizabeth Gou1, both Of
Philadelphia, Pa.
George W. Maxfeld and Lucy Foster.
John Lewis and Mary King.
Evening star., 1918-05-09
Private Danny's
War Book
By FRAZIER HUNT.

Yesterday afternoon our company
was all called together and an ofhcer
named Lutenant Jerome was introduced
to US as the regimental scouting officer
and was give the chair to talk to us.
Men," he said. lone of the most i'm
portant branches. Of our fighting 10
the scouting work. Scouts must 80 out
into no mans land at night. and crawl
right up to the enemy trenches and a
scouts life is about eight minutes. We
are establishing a scouing school and
il any of you want to volunteer step
forward three PAGES"
Well, Of course the first man out was
Sandy Splits. beHhg Pete Peters by
two fifths of q second. The rest OF the
course by some twist Sandy got chose
as one Of the special students.
Tho rest Of that afternoon you would
have thought that Sandy had just been
voted a medal Of honor the way ne
spread around and that night when
they took their first scouting lesson
Sandy was right up In front bigger
than life at it's biggest.
Private Splits you and these three
men here will cross no mans land and
ordered. They was all standing out by
the division trenches where they got
two full sets Of trenches and every
thing, and the night was so dark that
you couldn't see white tom cat run
right in front Of you.
Well Private Splits and them three
other birds crawled over the top OF
their own trenches and started sneak
ing face down across this pitch black
been Ave minutes before there was q
single sound Of any kind. Then all Of
a sudden there was an awful yell and
then q lot Of hollering. You would nave
thought maybe they had just captured
the crown prince.
flashes and jumped out Of the trench
and run over where this noise was.
THAT sounds like Sandy" one Of the
boys from our company said.
Well, It was Sandy. all right. and he
he was killed. only he was hollering
his head off.
what's the matter here-you hurt?"
Lutenant Jerome asked.
mo. Sandy hollered back. Il Just got
a broke leg. sprained wrist, twist
ed back and some internal injuries. OF
course amt hurt"
We'll. you certainly would scare tie
Huns some II you'd ever fall into their
went on. "You might fall right on
some of 'em and hurt 'em pretty bad.
too. Come on up SO we can see what's
the matter Of you"
So with some help Sandy crawled out
and the Lutenant felt over him and
concluded that all he had was some
bruises and a spra. ed arm. Still he
thought he better send him to the dry
docks over In the hospital for slight re-
pairs.
'It seems shame to have to lose
such brilliant young scout right when
he's starting" Lutenant Jerome de-
clared, but war always was hell.
Crawl in the ambulance there-and bye
bye, old scout"
Evening star., 1918-05-09
30cieX
Continued from Eighth Page.)

give a dance this evening in honor Of
Mrs. West. at her homo on the Conduit
road.
Evening star., 1918-05-09

The former ambassador to Japan and
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien will leave Wash
ington at the end Of tho month for
their home at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Evening star., 1918-05-09
SAYS PEACE W|L[.C0M
THROUGH NEGOTIATION
Marquis Of Lansdowne Reiterates
View-1mpossible Now, Says
Lord Curzon.

| By the Associated Press.
LONDON, May SIN the house of
lords today debate arose on the paci-
hst agitation. in the course of which
| the Marquis Of Lansdowne reiterated
his opinion that peace would never
come except by negotiation. Those ex-
pecting that peace would come through
a knockout blow, he said, were unable
to tell the country how that blow
| could be delivered or the cost of de.
| livering it.
There existed great body of opinion
in Germany and Austria, continued
Lord Lansdowne. which was sick Of the
butchery and desirous of stopping il.
| He who wished to encourage that kind
| of opinion and advocates of q knock
out should think twice before driving
| the British people into very danger
Gus mood.
Earl Curzon thought that too much
| was being made of the pacifist propa-
| ganda. He was unable to find any def
| mite foundation Tor the suggestion that
The government always had in view
the possibility of an honorable terni.
nation of the war by negotiation. At
time had tsisses this or the Other allied
negotiations. On the contrary, it was
the understanding among the alIies
that II oyertures were made at any
time to any Of them from Responsible
quarters Of bona fide character tho
ally to whom they were made should
Investigate them. always on the UNDER
standing that II anything came of them
the remainder Of the allies should be
communicated with, so that combined
action might be taken.
peace by negotiation" continued
Lord Curzon, "is utterly impossible at
this moment. because this country is
confronted with the greatest crisis in
it's history"
Evening star., 1918-05-09
EIGHTH WOMAN IN MYSTERY.
Latest Identifies Picture Of Man Who
Deserted Her After Marriage.

DETROIT. Mich. May 9.-The eighth
woman to enter the mystery sur
rounding Helmuth Schmidt, self-slayer
and alleged bigaimst. has. according to
local authorities. identified him posi-
lively as the man to whom she was
married and who four days later de-
serted her. taking $4,000 Of her saw
ings. She Is Mrs. Helmuth Schmidt of
Chicago. to whom a photograph OF
Schmidt was sent a week ago by the
police here.
Word Of her Identification was sent
by detectives in Chicago, 1t was stated.
Evening star., 1918-05-09

1n8ton at the end OF the month 1or
their home at Grand Rapids. Mich.
A wedding Of interest took place auiet-
ly yesterday at noon at Cambridge.
Nd. when Miss Margaret Craig Bay
ly became the bride Of DIR. Brice Wor-
thington Goldsborough. The ceremony
was performed at the homo Of the
brides father, Mr.. Alexander Hamilton
Bayly. the Rev. William Dunbar Gould
ofiiciating. Only the members Of the two
families and a few intimate friends
were present. owing to the recent death
of DR.. Goldsborough's father. Pay Di-
rector Worthington Goldsborough,
United States Navy.
The bride. who was given In marriage
by her father. wore a dark blue travel
ing costume. with a hat to match. and
her corsage bouquet was of orchids and
sweetpeas. Her sister. Miss Alverda D.
Bayly, was her maid of honor and only
attendant She wore a gown Of blue
Eeorgette crepe, with q black picture
hat. and carried a bouquet OF pink
Former Gov. Phillips Lee Colds
borough was his brothers best man
and the ushers were DIR. Nathan r.
Gorter, DR.. Howard A. Kelly, DR.. Thom-
as s. Cullen, DR.. Herbert Harlan and
Mr.: William Bladen Lowndes. all Of
Baltimore; Mr.. Milton Campbell Of Phil
adelphfa, and Judge w. Laird Henry
and Col. Albanus Phillips OF Cam.
bridge.
Evening star., 1918-05-09
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department In the last twenty.fou,
hours:
Charles and Bessie !. Trunnell, girl.
william W. and Agnes Sherman, girl.
Bernard and Agnes Naylor, boy
Graham NJ. and Susan Hill, boy
Richard u. and Mary A. Hodge, girl twins,
Robert s.. and Roberta I. Fullerton girl.
Feriinand and Maria Daeman girl
Fred w. b. and Alma X. Clements, boy.
tiomer and Gertrude Rlackhurst. girl.
Joseph j. and Helen Bottash. girl.
William and Rose Smith, boy
Dorsey and Bessie Frazier boy
Evening star., 1918-05-09
Iafayette's Descendant Decorated.

PARIS. May S.-Count Gilbert de La
fayette. son Of the Marquis de Lafayette
and q descendant Of Gen. Lafayette Of
revolutionary fame, has been decorated
with the war cross. He IL q sergeant
In the French artillery