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ATTACK OF TURKS
Uonttnnod from Ftrst Page.)

believed TO have left Tahriz before the
Turkish troops arrived Gordon rad
dock. the American consul In that city.
reported to tho department last May 20
that he and all Of ho American and
British were prepared to leave the city
before the advancing turkish army. con-
secucntly 1t was not believed That
Americans actually were molested-
Consul Paddock and the other Amer
leans at Tabria wero believed to be MAX
tne their way overland either to Tehc-
ran, some 400 miles from Tabriz or to
Harnedan, where they would strike the
great caravan route leading to BaSdad.
from which city a British force has been
sent out toward Tabriz. Mr.. Paddock
Is said 10 be much experienced in ORR
entail countries and is regarded as vol
able to take caro- of hiulSclf and his
com pandons-
According To todays dispatch the
Turks sacked IN. hospital over the pro-
test Of the Spanish consul in charge as
representative OF American interests,
and in defiance Of the Spanish flag fly
ing over the building.
The hospital at Tabriz Is \ PrcSby-
terrain missionary Institution established
several years ago. Many American doc
tors and nurses have been stationed
there but for several months tho stu
alton has been so serious that the force
has been greatly reduced and a few days
ago It was reported 10 the state depart
rnent that tho last American had gone.
According to the best information oh
tainable here the Turkish force about
Tabriz is small. not exceeding few
thousand at most. A British force is
operating not far south Of TabriZ.
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FAREWELL WILL
Be GIVEN FOR
LEAVING MEN
COLORED DRAFTEES WILL BE
GIVEN FAREWELL DEMONS I IA
TON THIS EVENING.
Parade Will Be Staged Before Meet
ing-WiII Close with Big Dance
In Auditorium.

Wheeling will pay a fitting farewell
10 the seven colured young men OIL
this city who leave early Friday morn
ing to take up the army life with
Uncle Sans fighting forces this eve.
ming when parade will be given. and
II farewell reception and dance in the
Market auditorium will be held.
The parade will form at o'clock
at Eleventh and Chaplinc streets.
headed by the buckeye Band, of Mar
tins Ferry. In the line will be mem
hers Of Colorcd Lodge, |. o. O. F.,
ColorCd Lodge Knights of Pythias'
rolored Boys Brigade and the proml-
ncnt colored young ladies who have
been working for the Red Gross and
all other patriotic organizations OF
the city. Col. James W. Branson will
be- the marshall of the street demon
srration and his aide will be G. W.
Clarke.
Following the parade. which will
march from Eleventh on Chapline TO
Sixteenth, TO Market and thence up
Market to the auditorium where the
big meeting will be held. At this
meeting there will be several proml
nent speakers and special music by the
band
Following the reception. those pres
cnt will be invited on the dance floor
for the closing Of the evening.
Those who have been named TO 20
are Herbert Lylcs, John Ford, Waite
Doak. Stewart S. Johnson. Eldridge
Z. Clifford, Frank Keys and Leroy
/ Barnes.
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DRY FIGHT
CONTINUED fro, FRS: PageD

,u;i:c" Will met again tomorrow anu
N,,ir., Chairman Smith hopes :" r"arh
:, ,nI. before ii. end "f IN" day
Mr. ,'uIlry said H." appeared At IN" re-
urj.>.t of chairman Hurley AS a r"pr"S"n-
,a.i,.. IF tn" Shipninr board pf the
n"u,l,nr ZONES pr"hh'1i"n amendment
in rna emergency a=rt"ulturh bill he
sad.
M. h.l;c," that TIA" effect "f this hit
at iryi>la,Iun would H. I" r"'Icr the
Efficiency IT ihr workers in the snip
1ar.I.; and r,'du'. N" output Of tonnage
to = substantial amount.
When Srnni"rs rhamri"nin% pr"h!hi-
lion attempted /" cross "Nailln" hiin'
Nlr. Colby DECLARED II" MAS mot present
"a ,1ivruvs th. virtues IF prohibition.
h,,r w;.S merely expressing m" views
Of ,l,. mrn who ar" in touch with the
,;hjr hullhing Situaii"n.
Sh.phuiIrIrrs. 1t" said. sT"n n" harm
~ drinking beer and thini; ii - essen
~
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NOTICE.
or Redemption Of Bonds. Of the Loan OF
1885 Of the City of Wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by thu commits
sioncrs of the loan Of 1885. Of the city
Of Wheeling. West Virginia. that. pur-
suant to the requirements of the Or
dinancc Of said city. passed May l..
1855. entitled. AN ordinance In proFid"
for the Issue and sale nf bonds of the
city Of Wheeling to lr known aS Bonds
of the loan Of 1855. and for the rcdcmp-
ton and payment thereof. and providing
for payment INTO the city Treasury OF
certain amounts from revenues of the
Gas and Water Works. the following
described bonds. issued under the SAID
ordinance. wer" determined by lot by
said commissioners for redemption and
payment on the LIST day Of July,HA. D..
1918. to-wit: Bonds nf $500 principal
each numbered "a, Al, So, II, SO and
Bonds Of 100000 principal each num-
hcrcd as follows: 1919, lao, 2l8, at, 21o,
262, 1sl, 2e7, $50.
Said bonds so determined will be re-
deemed and paid nj the Bank Of tho ohio
Valley in the City Of Wheeling. w. Va,
on and after list day of July. l!lS. and
said bonds so determined will cease Ia
bear interest from the last named day
and date.
l.. Z. SANDS.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
y. w. PETERSON.
Commissioners Of the loan Of ,lSS5.
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The HOSPITALS staff.

NEW YORK. June 19.-Ofrcials OF tho
Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions
here today identified the American hos
3,ttal sacked by Turkish troops AZ Ia
brtz, Persia, "a the Cotton Memorial hos
pital which was endowed by a Ph!ladnl-
phia family by that name and establish
cd several years ago through tho Pros
bytcr1an board.
The hospitals staff normally consists
Of three medical members and eleven
girls boarding school teachers and evan
gelical workers
Dr. Charles W. Lamme. formerly of
Easton, Pa, tho medical director Of the
institution. is now on his way TO this
country on q leave. He left DR.. Edmund
NJ. Dodd. whose home is in Montclair,
n. J., in charge, It Was stated.
The Whiprln Memorial Hospital. III"
Woman's branch of the station. has ~
it's medical supervisor DR.. tMissD Mary
r. Fleming.
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue "f Il deed Of trust. made By
Eaird {. Nichols and Eva Nichols. his
wife. 10 III" undersigned. dated the Ind
day Of January. 1915. and recorded in
the office of the Clerk OF the County
Court IF Ohio County. West Virginia. III
Deed Of Trust l'n"k NJ" l"%;'. page 100. !
will sell al public auction To the highest
and best bidder at the north front door
Of the court house ri said County. III
the City of Wheeling. in the county al
Ohio and State of West Virginia. on
Saturday. the 29th Day Of June, 1918
commencing 1T 10 o'clock a. M. the fol-
low described property. that is To- say:
All their. the said laird {. N:ch"lS
and Eva NirhulS undivided interest IN
and To all that tract IF land III l;irh-
land District. ohio county. West Nlr-
giniu. near Woods Run nnd known rs The
Gregg Farm" and more particularly de-
srrihed rs follows: beginning at a
stake pear tn" school hons" corner &"
Robert Marshall; thence north IS west
As poles 10 II stake: thence north y,
west - poles tn Il beech, thence north
is west o. poles tn q stake: theme"
north 81 west IS poles Ia an ash.
thence north ~ east lI> poles t" \
stake representing an agreed corner
made by A. T. Woods and William
-
to Il stake near il beech stump. thrucr
north 49, cast -" poles Ia II stake
in 4, T. Wuuls' line: thence down L
branch according To the several mrand
rrS thereof Ia I stake IN IN" run. theme"
south G.i.. west 2>7 poles to L stake
thence south Is west 1873 poles {" Il
linz trr,. ihrpcr south AZ west -. !
poles Ia Il stake; thence south c6' west
=; unl,s ,n , stake. thence south 80. ,
,yrs, Is ,uIrs f., n stake an the bank OF
m. rim. rh,nrr suulh Ili. west IS
unlcs tu , .;I:k,. near , hickory corner to
.cbnoI hons. lat. th,ucr with th,. school
huusc lot north as WRIST s poles la Il
sut,,r tree stuIun. thence with said
scS,,nt Lou., lin. suuth iY- west = roles
=, , .,,L, in ,h,, church 1nt line. thence
north 2Slu vrs, :. i rnlcs 10 Il stake
,.,,,,nr 8, ,bur.h Inf. thence south 81 l., :
u.,.,, - ,,I,,. =, y, stok,. corner ru the
,.,rr,.,, ,.',. ,b,p,., sruIh 3>l,, east IL .
,,I,,,. g, ,I, ru,,. ,[.r,,. dawn the run 10
=. ,,,,,,. -, trivia N.t.I,rr's line. Ihru,,,
,.,h All u.,,.I ~ ,,,I,s I'm th, brrin-
~ ,l r.I,Ii,,, th, hur;,I
',nn' -, - ,,,.r..,,,., N,shirrtor cun-
;'; ,, I,,,Irnl and ,i,h,v-fiyc
'"".'"h , ,i,t :, r,r,
~ ,',,,,r,,. ,,.,,,..,,..,d h,. iviI.
~ '"G H'.'' ,I.,,h Ei,.h,r.
| !'d'H Ni'hh an" go
| u! u''u "",'" ~, H. .i', ,,,,,,,,,.
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BIG BUSINESS FOR
THE SWAIN ON FIRST
TRIP TO PITTSBURGH

To the accompaniment of the footing
Of whistles and with I!lgs dying. the
first regular Observation-Disclosures river
packet service in th:rty-iiv" years was
inauguratcd yesterday morning, when
the side wheeler Verne Swain lett on
it's initial trip TO the Smoky city. The
packet was greeted with great cnthuSi-
asm at Steuhcnvillc, WcllsburE. East
Liverpool, Rochester and other up river
towns, and reached pittsburgh last
night with a hiG cargo OF freight and
many passengers.
The Swain will leave Pittsburgh this
morning on its first down trip. and Is
exnected to bring an even bigger cargo
into this mort. 4 regular tri-wcckly
service between the two cities Will Gc
maintained.
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NOTICE .!
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS
OF EAGLE GLASS 8 MFG. CO.,
WELLSBURG, W. Va.

Notice is hereby given to the owners
OF bonds OF the Eagle Glass & Mfg. Co..
Of Wellsburg, W. Va, that Bonds num-
bcred |, .. 3. 4, S. G. :. s. 2. 10. II. y.
IS q and II. Of 100000 each. said
Bonds bearing date July LIST. 1919. will
be pnid on July LIST. 1918. at the Nj
tiona Bank Of West Virginia, at
Wheeling. w. Va.
Interest on the above numbered bonds
will cease on July. list. 1918.
EAGLE GLASS e MEG. Co.
BY james PAUL. Treas.
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10000 Peasants in
Russia Join Revolt

LONDON. Juno ~. 4 great revolt
has begun at Eicv according To an IN
tcrcc ptcd wireless mcSSaG" transmitted
from Moscow Ia the Exchange Frl"-
graph company. Artillery stores have
been exploded and there is continuous
street fighting. The revolt is spreading
To tn" I'"l,ava and Tch"rnig"N districts.
Forty thousands peasants armed ANA or
ganiZcd arc participating in tn" revolt
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MT. UNION ELECTS.

ALLIANCE. O.. June 19.-Srnrkh"'H-
crs Of Mount Union college hay" 'i"ct"h
tho following directors for three years:
Senator Philand"r G. Knox. Isaac II.
Isrownncld. Uniontnwn. Pa; Edmund l..
Eruwn. Youngstown. O.: Charles II. So
bring. SchrnG. O.; W. :. Morgan. David
Fording. Charles =. Hoover, Perry kinC.
IScr Sheridan r. Salmon ani William
Y. Hart, Alliance. g.
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BEGINS FEDERAL TERM

Emery Ester. who WIS sentenced by
Judge Dayton of III" F"!'rnI court NJ
l'ar"ilr- burg Ia SrrV" SiXi: days IN the
OHIO county Jail for violating III" Reed
am6 ndm"nl began his term yesterday.
Ester. whn lives in lI"llair". WAS picked
M by tn" federal authorities on tn"
sid" of tho rirjr. for bringing inl"Xirai-
!us liquors IN this state from ohio.
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TEST Coming in The
Senate on Suffrage

WASiIIEI;ruN. Jun" Eth" test IN
[ M, S,-ual" on Ia. federal w"mhn SUI
fra:;r amendment pr"hahly Will com" IN
Thursday rr next week. The s'nnl" WI
man Surfrng" r"mmiltr" today hccid"d
Ia seek u vote on tn" resolution Ivy thc
hnus,. To submit the amendment IL the
S.lirS
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LOYALTY PLEDGED.

SHARON. Pa. juno l9.---F"ur hun
dred IIungarians Of Sharon anal vicinity
Mt Il meeting last NIGHT. pledged their
LOYALTY to President Wilson and Tia"
government in support ur Ia" war. The
United States rnurS" III the struggle
against tho German nulurr;i.'y wa:; ar-
proved.
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CANDIDATE FOE SENATOR.

HINTINt;TpN. W. Va. Jam" 10
t'"rmnl announcement was malc today
iHat Judge Carney VI. Lane. Of Tins city.
is L candidate for tn" Democratic numi-
nation for state senator from tho Fin
district. comprising Cahrll. Put nam AMI
Lincoln counties He has been mem
Der OF the house Of del: gates.
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jos. 20.c
LOAN APPROVED.

WASIlINGTpN. June 10. A direct
loan, not tn exceed 81 I.3Hh. nm. to. the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit company. has
been approved ny the war finance cor
pnrntiun. Conditions under which the
advance will be made have not been
made public.
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PAsToR BECOMES CHAPLAIN.

Et'CEIIANNON. W. Va. June 1s.-
Erv"rand j. b. Workman. pastor OF the
First N"thcsiist Episcopal church here,
TO-DAY rs""I,,'d word If his appointment
AZ an army chaplain. II" will repOr.
Tor training July |" ii camp Taylor.
krEtuCk;
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TREATY RENEWED.

WNSUINt;TON. Jar" la.--lt"n"wal
for tiy, years Of tn, general arbitration
tro,ir hrI.y"rn thu. tinted States ana
G;r,.ui Britain WIS approved today by
n. senate foreign relations committee.
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FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Brick
house. four rooms. good Investment in
n very desirable part Of Martins Ferry.
Ohio. {. i. Cir tha'n. Masonic Temple.
Charleston. West Va. tc-ls-i ,
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DIED


uaD11CH-Dn Monday. June I'm. 1918,
ut ll:;J n'cl"rk Il. m. al the "h""ilhS
Hospital CAROLINE WAGNER vile
Of y. q. ii4dllch.
Funeral from the residence 6i3 Main
street Thursday morning e'"p'
REQUIEM high ranss st. .l"s"phS "a
1hndral Q u'cir"k. Friends invited ~
attend lntr:m"nt private MI. al
vary cemetery.
poERFLE-Dn Tuesday. Iunr IL. 1919
AT 30 o'clock y. III. at ia" View P"int
Sa.itarium. II. J. DrEHfl.ER, nus
band ui Charlotte Durrlirr' Nee La
i.u".
Funeral. from Srhr""d"r's Undertaking
rarlurS. Thursday afternoon III 20"
r'rlurk. lnl"rnrnt Greenwood ccln"-
terry.
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Threc good agents TO sell
household necessities on the install
r1ent plan. Best OF goods ard best Ct
commissions. We pay weekly. c. +.
Adams Co. ll40-l1+2 Main St rnr-12-tf
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WANTED-Blacksmit Apply Globe
Automatic Sprinkler Co.. Stop 81. war
wood. je-19-i 4
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FOB RENT

FOE RENT-Good office and living
rooms on the second and third floors OF
tho new Int2lligcnccr building. 1905 and
ISM Market ST. Now ready for occu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care Inte!Ii-
Scnccr ap-17-tf !.
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WANTED-Two young men to Work ~
Intelligencer mail room between the
hours Of $3.50 and 500 a. m Apply 10
Mr.. Andrew Schmitt. Circulation Mana
ger. my-23-tf
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MALE HELP WANTED.
Any number Of Coal Miners.
Two Mechanical Craftsmen.
Two Electric CraEemen.
- Foundry Clippers.
Glass Blowers and Gathercrs' flint
factory.
Hotel Portcrs.
II, tel TIousemcn.
Any number Laborera.
Machinists::
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron Moulderl
Pipe Cutters.
Packing House Workera
Orc tcn;yl"nc Weldcr.
Two Elective Wcldcrs.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
Chambcrm1ids.
Packing House Workers..
Eight (colorcdD Glass Bottle factory.
Fifteen girls for factory work.
Porcelain Tile Workers.
POSITIONS WANTED.
MALE. sri.
Truck Drivers. &c..
Care rakcr of Lawn. Etc
Shell Inspectors.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Watchmen and Time Keepers.
FEMALE.
Stcnographcrs.
Sirnocranhnrs and Book keepers.
Call at the United States Employment
Service between and O'Clock for In
formation concerning any kind Of en-
ployment desired. Remember this II .
public service and thore Is no charge
whatever to any person je-1tf
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WANTED-Nrale Help
wANTED-Good shoe man about fort

wANTED-Good shoe man about forty
years old. excellent chance for man
with absolutely clean record to manage
lncal shoe store. Man proving himself
loyal and reliable will have permanent
position. Must have three persons to so
security Of three hundred dollars each.
We will train man to our system. Ha7S
opening in other cities also. Give full
details. Addres Box ]. B.. care 1ntclli-
grnCcr. 1e--u-I
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FOR SALE-Mtscellaneous.

FOR SALE-Elcctrlc motors. LIS al
trrnating current. Il alternating curl
rent: L Ii direct current: l Il dirc$
current Also lot OF switches. tcle-
phones. electric supplies. etc. Tool Stores
ih"i-3i Market ST. jc-l1-m
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-FurnishNd room. 81 per
week. Also housekeeping rooms.range.
hath phonc. 1919 Chaplinc. je-19-j
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For RubberB,

Success depends upon the rubbcrs.
Our ruhhcrs fit any standard jar. For
the cold pack" process they arc with
on, - peer. Viii not soften during stcri-
liZiug. Sc a dozen. or 4 dozen for IS cts.
Tool store, I0"i-53 Market st. jc-l7-m
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WANTED-Two boys, 16 years or over
to learn the printing trade. Apply TO
foreman 1utelligsncer after p. m.
my-15-tf
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FOR SALE-7O theatre or opera chairs
81 each also 40 revolving stools. 81
each. l double shoe store bench -
feet long. Tool Store, 103l33 Market
ST. jc-17-m =
FOE SALE-l.n00 l-gallon stone crooks
and 5QN J.: -Gallon stone crooks. All new
Sc each. Tool Store. 103l-33 Market St
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE buy tho complet" furnishings OF =
huusr. two rooms or twenty. Phono-
graphs hnuSht, sold and repaired. Lin
,IrIof G. pirpcr. Market and 10th SITS.
jelf-m
npEsS WELL AND SAVE MONEY, 500
nrEN's SUITS, COATS AND PANTS,
AI.I, SLIGHTLY USED, TAILOR MADE
At GREAT BARGAINS. qASSEL, 1929
MARKET ST. WE ALSO BUT SEC
oND HAND CLOTHING. my-30-jy-l
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l.. T.. SANDS.

.NIIFItET' IA I.T'W EI.II,
Il. W. PETERSON.
Commissioners Of the loan Of ,lSS5.
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RIPPING RHYMES
By WALT MASON.
TIE FIRST PLOw.
TIE FIRST FLow.
By WALT MASC

Old Tuhal Cain was badly bored by
al the wranrlrs Of his day; he made
Il plowshure Of a sword, and thought
that war Vas done away. Gee. Thiz-
hc said when pcnpl" see how much
ployShare beats a sword. they'll get
Il forge and try. like me, to sancly
earn their bod and board. Tn" tools
Of war I laugh to scOrn. no worthy
tr;umphS hav" they won: II man can't
cult!val" his corn with any sort OF
patrnt gun War makes the weary
nations weep. and agriculture makes
them grin: no huShauduan can share
hiS shop with Catapult or culverin.'
Mas COR good! old Tuhai Cain. and all
n" lessons that he taught. His bright
example WIS III vain, for ever since
we've $crappcd and fought. The steel
that should nave made - spade. If We
had followed up his plan, was used
b. form 4 flashing blade with which
~ c;.rvc our fclluwTnan. Tho metal
that would form Il pillow became
sword Of weight and size. 70 slice 4
fellow frriu his brow clear down to
whar. his wlSflhonc lies. l wonder II
were wiser nrw. sine" war has hlcd
III. nations white? Shall we proceed
20 make Il piuw. and say 10 sword and
guns. GOOD night" Or will wo rest
uiuc years or ten and then get hum
cry for u scrap, and say. Civ" me- the
sword ngair---wc want 10 dtSarrango
III" map
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Democrats to Contest
.Newberry. and Moses

WASHINGTON. Nov 1s.-Contcsts OF
tho election OF two Repu blican senators.
Truman II. NewbcrTy. of Michigan and
George II. Noses of New Hampshire.
were forecast tod In proceedings today
hefors the senate privileges and elections
committec. Protests against the seating
of both elected on the face Of returns
were received by the committee, which
deferred action.
On the face OF the returns. Nnwbcrry
WAS elected over Henry Ford. the Demo-
cratic candidate. and Moses over John
Il. Jameson, Democrat, for the uncHpired
term of the late Senator GRllinger.
Tho protest against GallinEer was
made In a telegram by Alexander Muir
.chir, chairman Of the New Hampshire
Democratic state committee. who In
formed Chairman Pomerenc that charges
of election bribery had been made and
that recount had been ordered for
December g.
The committee had planned to take up
today consideration Of the result in
authorization of an inrcsti Cation in the
primary campaign expenditures Of SEMI
tor-clect Ncwbcrry. but action was icm-
porarily postponed upon the receipt of a
telegram from Ebert II. Fowler sccrc-
tary Of the Non Partisan Ford for son
ate club advising the committee that
he was transmitting information con-
corning Eewberry's alleged personal nc
tiytjes in the cam pal gn. Tho committee
decided to await the arrival OF this In
formation
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Under date OF October %, a dis
patch from Washington announced
that G. S. rife production at the
Springfield armory had been speeded
up. It would seem to be almost time
for this accomplishment. Good HeaV-
ems. What would have happened 70
this country, under this adnlinlstra-
ton, II we had been obliged to fight
the Hun stngle-handed-it We had not
been able to use England, France, and
Italy as shock,absorbers whenever
there was a breakdown in ship con-
struction, airplane construction. and
the thousand and one things that en-
ter into war activities. Some day the
Allies are going to show us what We
did not do, but that will be when the
cable service, and the press. and the
right Of free speech are permitted to
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particularly from regulations of this
kind.
If The lntelligencer understands the
situation clearly. the tendency at the
present time is to li2htcn, instead Of
increase, the rigors OF fuel conserva-
ton. At Pittsburgh an order has been
issued allowing more liberal use Of
coal and lights after November 10.
I.ichtlcsS nights have been done away
with all over the country. An effort.
therefore. in Wheeling TO restrict trad
ing hours 10 an even greater degree
than has hitherto been the rule seems
10 be without justification. More
over we understand that the fuel adj
miniStrator does not prohibit the
lighting of stores. and the mainten-
ance Of brilliant illumination along the
streets. Certainly this is not con-
sis1ent with q proposal 10 enforce. the
early closing hours.