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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

Several styles in pink
Crepe de Chine Can't
soles with two rows Of
imitation Filet insert
ing; Filet edging, rib
bon run, and ribbon
shoulder straps, Csc.
Attractive wash Satin
Camisoles, trimmed in
Georgette and laces or
tailored with hemstitch-
ing; flesh and white,
$1.S5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Fireman Drowned.

| WASHINGTON. January s.-uarry
| Graham. fireman. was drowned from
! a transport January 5, the Navy Dc.
| partment announced tonight Hi.
father. Edward Graham. lives in Gin.
| cinnati.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Tho woodland Heixht.M

Tho Woodland Heights Mothers Club
will meet this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
in the homo OF Mrs. w. II. Gillett, <o5
West Thirtieth Street. All members
are urged TO attend. as matters requir-
ing immediate decision will DO brought
UP at this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

The Y. w. C. A. Choral Club win meet
this evening at o'clock. The music
TO no sung at the annual membership
meeting Will be rehearsed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
Coilier-Enfon.

COLLABORATION.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January
s.-Quinton Humes Collier and Miss
Florence Eaton, both OF Albemarle
County. were married last evening at
the Presbyterian nianse. DIR. George
L. Petrie officiating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

Tho Cape Verde Islands are off the
western coast of Africa, and Dakar is
near Cape Verde, on the African coast.
The Island OF Madeira is 40 miles from
the coast OF Morocco. and lies south
east OF the Azores. on the direct ship
routes to the Cape Verde Islands. The
Cape Verde Islands and Madeira belong
20 Portugal.
The German barred zone was ex-
tended around the Azores late last No
vember. at which time the channel to
Greece left open in the Mediterranean
also was closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

The board or managers OF tho Retreat
for the Sick will hold It's regular meet
ing this morning at II o'clock. Il fun
attendance is urged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

Crepe de Chine Ted
dies with broad Filet
band at top and shoulder
straps of Filet; square
neck effect, ribbon run,
$2.19.
Teddies elaborated in
Val. lace and embroid-
cred Organdy bands;
wide shoulder straps
with panels Of embroid-
cred organdy, $3.50.
Venetian Glove Silk
Boomers, special, $1.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
(Copyrirht, 1918. by yhe.l.,

and administration committee At IL
o'clock. the Come-Over Lunch Room
committee at o'clock. and the Do
What You Can Committee or the Boost
cr3' Club at $3.50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
En1perorEx tends
Submarine Zone
Order. Effective January N,
Affects Cape Verde
Islands.
IBy Associated pr.ul

LONDON. January e.-Further extern
sion Of the submarine barred zone Is
announced in a wireless statement sent
out by the German government. 1t
becomes operative on January IL.
The extensions which are particu-
lari4ed in the message affect the region
around enemy supporting points" on
the Cape Verde Islands and the point
Of support Of Dakar, French Senegal.
with the adjoining coastal district. The
barred zone around the Azores is ex-
tended easterly over the Island of Ma
deira, which serves our adversaries
as 4 point OF support"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
wOMEN'S MEETINGS.
The Loving Circle OF Kings Daugh-
IS will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
j.. Craig, ltl5 Grove Avenue.

frhere will be meeting OF the Rich
bnd Anti-Tuberculosis Association ut
io'clock this afternoon at tho Y. w.
A. The election of officers will he
Id at this time, and all members are
lScd to a..rnd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
OUTBREAK IN PORTUGAL
IS QUICKLY PUT DOWN
Crews of WarShips Mutiny, Bomb
bard Forts, but Surrender to
National Forces.
UPRISING DUE TO POLITICS
Government Issues Statement, De-
clalins knowledge OF Intrigue
Among Opposition-Takes Meas
ures to Prevent Food boarding.
fBy Associated Press.

MADRID, January 9.--Another out
break has occurred in Portugal. ac-
cording TO news reaching here from be-
yond tho frontier. Crews of Portu-
Euese warships mutinied and began
bombarding the Lisbon forts, il is
stated. The army. 1t appears remained
faithful TO the government Of Dr. ST.
donio Pae.. and tranquility has been
restored.
The rcbellious crews were those on
the battleship Easco de Cana the tor
pedo-boat destroyer Douro and other
war vessels. Their surrender ia un-
derstood to have marked the conclusion
OF the Disturbances.
4 revolution occurred in Portugal
early in December. the government
! captivating to the rebels after three
days lighting. during which seventy
persons were reported Killed and be-
/ tween 800 and 400 wounded A new
/ government was formed under DR..
Paes. the revolutionary leader. and
! President Machado, OF tho republic, was
I banished.
\ The movement appears TO have been
prompted by dissatisfaction with the
alleged ineffioiency of the old govern
ment There had previously been
numerous strikes and riots attributed
largely TO food scarcity and high prices
and any monarchist influence In the
uprising was denied. The new govern
ment pledged itself to continue cordial
support Of the cause OF the entente
allies.
PARIS. January "a dispatch dated
in Lisbon on Tuesday afternoon re-
ccivcd by the Havas News Agency, saws
the insurgent crews OF the warships II,
the Port OF Lisbon were pursuaded to
disen,bark and 60 10 their barracks
where they surrendered. without Incl
dent. to the government forces. The
government. adds the dispatch, has is
sued a statement declaring 1t had &C
curate knowledge OF the intrisucs
among the Democrats 10 regain power
! by force. Governmental measures have
been taken to prevent food boarding
and reduce food prices, the statement
. announces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10

lTho committee meetings TO nc held
the Young Womcn's Christian Asso-
htion to-day will include the house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
WI Appreciate This News

FRANKLY, the appeal Of this Offering is the
appeal Of low price. But low prices here mean
more than merely saving money-they mean also
choosing from the newest and crispest stocks
offered in largest varieties and the certainty that
YOUR experience will duplicate that Of hundreds
who have learned and SO helped to make the
appreciated Store of Fine Undergarments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
And Please Bear i'm Hind
This Is Not a Cut Price Sale

Pianos
able the public that large numbers
will
will be exactly represented satisfaction at the
bottom Of this advertisement. - Wy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-10
The Pianos

to be offered in this sale are styles
that our factories have discon-
tinued and Used Pianos that we
have taken in exchange, but which
have gone through our Repair De-
partment, and, while they are not
as good as New Pianos, they are
exceptional values at the prices
offered.
The Discontinued Styles are New
Instruments, but, for one reason
or another, our factories have dis
continued these particular styles
of cases, and will be offered in
this sale at prices that will enable
every home to own Piano.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
HEA7LESS DAY
Continued From First Pagc.)

v-..,hcr conditions unless tho steps
we're taken.
Weather Factor.
Official, Of the railroad administra
ton believe Il return of good weather
will speediIy restore the transportation
system and that this will solve tho fuel
problem. They say that the Monday
closing has hampertd railroad operation
by making It impossible 10 load and un-
load cars promptly.
Fucd Administrator Garfield has not
been ready to revoke the closing "r'lcr
despIt" the great amount Of pressure
brought TO bear by commercial inter-
SITS, until assured that the cmhargors
would be continued. Since he now has
this assurance as result Of the con-
ference today. no is prepared {" T.
scind thG order II reports from state
fuel administrators show that tn" clos
ing alradv, effected has served Is pur-
posc. He has determined that there
shall be no further notifications. or
general exemptions but that everything
shall be put on an equal footing IT any
change is made.
Tho big department stores ought +"
have tho order changed to permit al!
shops TO r1naln open six or seven hours
posed that kind OF Il modification on the
grounds that large part OF their
trade is carried on early in III morning
and lat In the day. They wanted special
arrangements made for them.
At n conference her" next Monday
thirteen state fuel administrators. call.
cd today DR.. Garfield expects 20 20:
complete Information on the coal Stru
ton and to learn tn" exact effects OF
the closing order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
Be Hard on Fruit Bugs
At the County Infirmary
Commissioners Purchase Big Sprayer
for Farm and for All Who Need
the Extern lnator.

At 4 regular meeting or Tho board
of county commissioners yesterday
morning It was decided to purchase
sprayer for the purpose Of preserr-
ing the products Of the garden and
farm at the. county infirmary.
The now spraycr will have a 600
gallon capacity and will be equipped
with a spraying attachment that will
permit the spraying Of between four
and six rows of potatoes al a time.
and thereby will be very effective In
preserving garden truck and farm
products. and will put at an end the
beetles and potato bugs that thrive
In the average potato patch.
This eprayer Will be at the disposal
OF the residents 81 the county and
will derive an advantage that will
help to keep clean OF bugs every gar
den that It Is played upon. 1t Is be.
lleved this is one Of the wiscst moves
in this direction. the country being
full of the conservation movement at
the nrescnt time, every inch OF
ground will be Eardcned this spring.
and this sprayer will help 10 Improve
the quantity of crops rs We'll as ire
quality.
There is a large orchard at the new
county inflrmary. and the Spraynr Will
save much Of the maturing crops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
NEGRO MURDERER ASKS
FOR ANOTHER TRIAL

Andrew Hodge. convicted o. first
degree murder. with recommends
lion for mercy, will be re-arraiGned IN
Criminal Court this morning.
At this time il is expected his coun-
sci will announce whether or not Il.
motion to set aside The verdict and
grant a new trial will be pressed.
The charge against Walter Hodge.
as being an accessory, will likely EG
disposed of at this mornings se:-
sion Of the court.
Andrew Hodge was convicted Of the
murder Of John Johnson. on Christ
mas night by slashing him with 4
knife.
s Auto Theft Case.
Tho case Of Sam Houston and Jack
I1cIlch. indicted for the theft OF an
automobile. will also be- gone into.
These men have both plead guilty.
but their attorney. Ben l.. Rosen-
bloom, has asked permission 10"
Houston to change his plea to one Ct
not guilty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
"NOSTR|OLA" FINE
FOR ''STUFFY" HEAD
COLDS OR CATARRH
Tho Surcst, Safest, Cheapest Way to
Open Nostrus, Break a Cold
md Stop CatarTh.

NosTElOLA, Balm or Liquid; IS Ger
tainly fine. II you arc troubled with
Nasal Catarrh. Catarrhal Deafness,
Headache. Head Noises; Dizziness and
wheeling. Sncrzing spells. Sore Throat.
Asthma Hay Fever. or kindred aff"c-
lions. surely get; NOSTR1OLA from your
druggist at once.
NOSTRlOLA Is simnl" and easy to
usr. You just apply Il little 1" nostrils.
or us" tn" Napor-Srrny and immediately
head is clear as II bell you breathe free
~ and distinctly feel your cold breaking
up and leaving you.
The nustr!lS and air passages arc the
hr,r.tlirg places for disease germs and
the ursr and throat should be rlranScd
and purified hy the use nf NOSTHIOLA
might ana morning.
buy a tube Of The 1ialm t25cl or got
4 Special NOSTElol.A ATOMlHER
OlrTl'lr lSI.hn) which includes 60 days
treatment. ana you'll say 1t Is the hest
investment YOU ever made. The. NOS
TElOLA formula. which accompanies
each tr"atm"ni is, endorsed by leading
physicians aud all druggists sell. roc
nmrncud and guarantees the NOSTl:lOLA
products.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
Enrolment For All
Drafted Men Next Week

Enrolment Of mon Of the registered
draft which has been conducted dur
ing the past week al the high school
building by. Dr. {. f. Citizens, sup
erintendnnt OF city schools and w. e..
Carpenter. of the manual trimming de-
partmcnt OF the high school will BIZ
continued this afternoon and evening,
especially for the men who have 9th
crwiSe been unable 10 attend.
4 large number Of men have al
ready been enrolled. The work or
starting the inSiructinS of these mon
in vocational night school work VIII
be started as soon as possible. II
is likely there will be about Two hun
drcd cnrollmcntI made within the
comm" week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
Condition Critical.

WASH NGrnN. Feb i.-Thaws in tn"
uh valley t"Nndr""w and sunday fore
cast critical conditions along the l"w''r
Ohio and ia III" rivers Of Ken; lucky and
Tennessee" during th' u"N' Is hours.
Warmer weather throughout tie east is
predicted
"A change Ia warmer weather Will set
in In the lax. region ana tho phiu VAL
l"T Saturday. continuing Sunday. when
thawing weather may H." expected. :,
SpcriHl weather bulletin says. Some
whit warmer weather Will nvrrSnr"ad
the middle Atiautir and New England
states Sunday night or Monday and the
temperature VIII rmsS above freezing
Monday possibly Sunday afternoon. Con-
ditinnS along the lower Ohio river and
in Tho rivers Of kentucky and Tennessee
will hr more ur less critical during the
next IS hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
REGISTRATION. PAPERS
Tor GERMANS RECEIVED

All papers for the registration OF
German aliens have been received BY
the local police department. and the
work OF registering the men will begin
Monday and continue until the eve,
ming OF the ninth.
Germans coming under this order
must: I'LL out the blanks and hand them
in TO the police department, and in
addition. Chief Sill has arranged to
have their finger prints taken and
Photographs are 10 accompany the pa,
pes:
Those coming under the regulation
and living outside of the city will turn
their blanks into the poStottice.
The act Of registering the Germans
is simply 10 be used as Il proof Of their
peaceful disposition and the registra,
zion Of all Austrian aliens is expected
10 be ordered when this work is com
pleted,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
Strike In Munich.

LONDON. Feb. IA thrc" days
slr,kc has been declared i'll .Munlrh. u"
cnrdns to Central News dispatch
from Amsterdam today.
In Berlin the. dispatch adds tho Oren-
stein l. koprcl Locomotive WORKS en-
rluyrs have Joined the strike move
mcnt.
1t. is declared In the statement that
there are lno. indications Of any extern
sion Of the strike in Berlin ana that
outside the capital there has been niue
spread Of the movement.
Tho latest tclcErnins received IN CO.
pcnhugcn from Brhl in report the situa>
,iun M unchanged, says an ENchanGr
Telegraph dispatch from the Danish
carilul. The strike has not been eN-
tended.
The Bcrlincr Tagchlatt reports that
the police seized the trade union build
lug In Berlin and arrested Deputy koef-
stem and other leaders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT
Federal Food Administration organ.
izer Will Speak in Local Theater
Tonioht on Food Conservation.

Franklin ". Fort, Of the rational
federal food administration depart
rnent at Washington arrived in the
city late last night and will be at the
local headquarters today. Mr.. Fort
will speak in several local theatres
this evening on Food Conservation
as seen in the Washington circles and
his talks will BIZ very interesting and
instructive.
Mr.. Fort comes here at the request
of the state administrator. He Is 10
speak at the big meetings at Charles
ton and ClarkSburg at the big mass
meetings this week and is enroute
there, being stopped here. He was
the organizer of the counties OF the
state Of New Jersey.
Tomorrow morning Mr.. Fort Will
speak at the St. Matthew's L. f..
church and in the afternoon he Will
be at the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly hall where he Will
speak to q united gathering Of labor
organizations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
HEAVY GORGE HOLDS
fcouttuued From First Page.)

smaller craft along Wilson'S landing on
the Island side md the landing. Under
the bridges were tloatcd yesterday and
many were carried down to lower
level with the rcccding water.
Tho stage here 1T midnight was about
eighteen feet. with the river fallirI;
very slowly. a: the dam al Wnrwo"6
higher stage was shown owing IL III"
haCkwuter. and ut MCMrchcn there was
n stage Of about twrnty-thrrc feet. At
points above here the river was reported
ms falling and below it WAS reported us
being stationary.
Th" flood bureau n III" Wheeling
Commercial association as we'll a.
we'll rs newspapers offices w"r" flooded
all day with questions rs I" til" $ilun-
ton. Hundreds Of calls wcr" Received
and with tn" ever changing stages the
Offices were Kept busy. The commercial
association became official government
food bureau yesterday and issued it's
first bulletin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
COOPERATION
At FOOD MEETS
DEPUTY STATE FOOD ADMlNlS-
TRAITOR HILL HAS ASSUR-
ANCE OF MUCH HELP.
Returned to Wheeling Last Evening
From Visit at University and
Through Interior Of State.

Deputy Federal State Food Admins
TRAITOR Prof William Hill returned last
! evening from Farlnont. where h. con-
fGrrcd with President Frank J. Trot-
ter and other members Of the faculty
Lof the West Virginia University in
reference TO the Statewide food con-
seryation meetings which will be held,
at Clarksburs. Monday. and at
Charleston next Wednesday.
While in Fairmonl. Mr.. Hill secured
the cooperation of Governor Cornw"ll
and he has requested the State Coun-
ell of Defense and the advisory coun-
" councils be represented at these
two meetings. All are responding
well. and will have many present.
Advices are coming in fast from all
the. county food administrators. and
from present indications the meetings
will be- the largest ever held. Each
: county administrators. aside from his
staff of assistants. is sending word
they will have representatives Of fam
lilies in their rrspp ctivc counties pros
nnt, and many of the county chair
mon are saying they will have ten
other persons there. The staff from
the local office will leave tomorrow
for Clarksburg.
! \ number Of government officials.
! besides State Administration f. w.
, Oclebay. of this State. Governor Corn
I'LL
Fort, OF Now Jersey. will bc in attend
ancr. several coming from Washing
ton. DC.
I While in Talrmont yesterday. Prof
Hill attended a meeting of the Won
ans Club OF that place, and these Ia
dies are very much interested In the
conservation movement. and are Civ
inc II thnir hearty endorsement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
OVERTIME WORK
TO Be PROSECUTED
Official Bulletin Carries Warning
Against Violating Spirit of Fed
!. eral Fuel Voorhees, Day Order.

Manufacturers who, work their
employees extra time to make up for
the lost day of Monday. will be pros"
ecuted for violating the spirit Of the
fuel administrations order, accord
ing to the announcement published IN
the official government bulletin.
County Administrator Charles NJ.
Ketchum. said he had not received
the bulletin but supposed he would.
This is the order: Any increase
of the working time on other days
OF the week by industrial establish
ments for the purpose Of making up
the lost time brought about by the
fuel administration order prohibit
ing work on Mondays will be consid'
cred by the United States fuel admln'
islrator as an evasion OF that oFde'
and a violation of its spirit"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
BUILDING PERMITS
FALL FROM GRACE"

ing permits during January, 1918. Tie
first month o. This year. amounted 70
$27 ,45I.
With tho prediction of one OF tic
greatest years in The history Of this
country Just beginning. lh"s" building
permits will have 10 pick IN it'll" or
they will be The hindInost part Of the
years prosperity which iii" year final
~ closes. One dozen was The number
issued this last month, rs against 30
for December.
II may he hat III" snow has been
holding rhn building back. II cannot
be- for lack If prosperity. for every
man, woman and child that cares Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
DEMAND GREAT.
Book Sale Campaign "a Sue
0ss; May Have to Order More to
Supply GROWING Demand,

SHltC9SS oOON SdlC SdIIpdlSHI d SGS-
0ss; May Have to Order More to
Supply Growing Demand.
The "Smileage" ooog campaign has
been inausuratcd by the committee IN
charge, according 10 latest reports.
THE sale of the books yesterday was
great. and exceedingly pleasing to
those in charge. Books have been dis
tributed among the stores. hotels,
banks and news stands throughout the
city and suburbs. Fifteen hundred
dollars. worth have been distributed
amc4g the banks of the city, and 4
like amount among the various bust
ness places OF the city and small out
skirt towns.
The report OF Roy B. Nay!or. in
charge OF the bank sales, yesterday.
confirmed the belief that there would
be little or no difficulty in the dis
tribution OF the books in and about
Wheeling 1t is very probable that
another supply, much larger than the
first, will have to be sent from head.
quarters to supply the insiStent de-
mand It was announced recently that
Al &. Fields company is planning to
make a round OF the Liberty circuit
as soon As the present engagements
are filled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02

time in securing these substitute in
gradients, owing to the uncertain
railroad shipments. but ii is thought
that the food administration will lend
Il helping hand and see that ship
ment< arc made rs quickly rs posi-
Bile. II is the plan OF the food I'D
ministraliun to start now. and gradu-
ally increase thr amount Ot SubSt-
trtes in the wheat flour. until % per
cent Of other flour than wheat Is
put in tie bread. 1t cannot br ad'
v"rtiscd as "Victory Tread until this
percentage OF substitutes has been
mixed with the wheat flour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
Populace Warned.

AMSTERDAM. Feb. 1.-The COM
mandrr III chief Of Brandenhurg prov
incc, which includes Berlin, has issued
II warming to the population against dis
turhanccS which he announces will b"
surpresscd according TO Il scmi-oIicial
statement from Berlin today.
1t is declared In the statement that
there are no Indications Of an .cXtcn-
sion or the strike in Berlin and mat
outside the capital there has been littlc
srrcud Of the movement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-02
Substitutes More Costly
Than Whole Wheat Flour

'Nictory Bread the new bread that
is being made by all bakers AT t..e
present time and in which various
Of wheat flour are being
used, will in all probability suffer 4
rise in price. This statement WAS
made by Il local prominent baker, and
il will be due 10 the costliness nf the
ordered by the govern
ment 10 be mixed with the wheat
flour.
Wheeling bakers are having 4 hard