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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
CAPITAL NEWS
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CHARLESTON. ". Va, Jan. IA
corporate charter WAS granted today b.
the SECRETARY Of state Ia tn" West .Fir-
cinia MaCar"nl company. tlHrkSburg
%lun. Gna capital stock. To manufacture
Enuraroni. spaghetti. noodles and al
ln,!S vf alirn"n;ary past"s: incorporated
br William r. street. Arthur W. Robert
S"n .llh"ru Sp"ishurG. carl 6. Sturraut
and Edward &. l:aSsrll. all Of GlarkS-
burg.
\ charter was also ISSUED to The Come
E:tck r;"""'ry' and Confectionery com
;.trrv t.; I'nrh"rShurG. TIL" au"nut al
capital ,:""I, authorized was $1,000 and
tfi"-. lrlrr..%t.d ar" Z. J. Clarity. J. W
Ashley. q. II ';"r,l"n. r. J. Hynes anG
.FaSS" l.. rrlm"r. all al rdrkcrSburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
WE WE EVERYTHING s sea

WI. HAVE mo single white chanl"1
hnds snrin.s and mattresses. complete.
at $3.50 each: 81 "aK wash Stands, III
good condition. nj $500 each.
'rWu cash registers. SIS and $50 cach.
ONE moving picture machine at SOS.
TWO pool tables. $50 each.
0Nf: physicians operating taoie' IN
good condition.
ONE let q; Mason jars a. &c each.
OH. lot ~ crooks 1T SC.
ONE, Angle Dill. scale. $40.
ONE talking machine and eight rec
crds SIS
ALSO Il large lin" 81 new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo'
bill" supplies.
SEE our assortment Of gas ard coal
STOVES.
TOOL STORE.
1881 AND 1903 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 5ol3-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
GENERAL NOTICES
EXTENSION OF CHARTER
TIKI NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANF
OF WHEELING

EXTENSION OF CHARTER
TIC NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
OF WHEELING
WHEELING. ". VA.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE Of COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY
Washington. Dec. "A. 1918.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 The undersigned. i has been
mad. L. anpcHr that The National En-
change l;aHk Il: Wheeling" in the City OF
Wheeling III the County OF Ohio and
State "i W"$t Virginia. has complied
with al t.lc provisions OF III" act Of
Congress ITO enable National Banking
Associations 10 extend their corporate
existence" and for other purposes APP
proved July -. 1882:
Now. therefore. !. Thomas p. kanc act
ing Cumpi roller Of the Currency. d" here
by certify that the National Exchange
Bunk ut Wheeling" in the City OF Wheel
ing County of Ohio and State OF West
Virginia is authorized 10 have succession
for the period specified in its amended
articles OF association: namely. untl
close OF business on December IS. 1883.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and Seal OF office this Fourteenth day
Of December. 1915
Thomas p. Kane.
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency
Charter No. 5l64 Extension No. 3i+i.,
d-l1-S0;
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COAL MINER DIES

AMY t;"'.y. = ru.t miner, who WIS in
u:rod ~ IN" :'ruIrrL rlln" near i;art"n.
10y = f"Il 81 -;"uo "n ucr"mb"r !th
wh!r:i fractured his right leg aud hroko
III !,rk >urruIn!".G last night a; tha
4 hc.l.r% hospital. ';"I"y was ." years
obi HII l.. survived 10y wife and chill?
"hr r,.Sid,. at I:"rt"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-16
FOR RENT

FOR EENT-DwcllinE In desirable loea'
ton on Island. Possession May lst
Phono 1l63-E, after p. III. Ja-lT-l
ron RENT-Eurni*hcd rooms. per week
S."5 ur. Furnished housekeeping
rooms per week S25h up. Iianr". bath
and phone, lU"9 Chaplin" ST. ja-l4-k
FOR RENT-Nir"ly furnished rooms.
.nrJcrn' CnEv"nl"Tc"s. in business; c:n-
ter % Guy. Inquire md floor Intelligent
.rrr Hidr Ja-l"-tf
FOR RENT-On" large Light front room
md floor. Market street. steam hcai;
suitable for INC or >wP gentlemen. will
rent furnished or un;urnishcd. Inquire
md floor lntc!lig"nc"r lNdG. Ja-l3-I
TOR RENT-Splcrd!d room Gu. by ~
feet. sky lights. steam heated, suitable
FOR 4 photograph gallery. or other busl-
,n dcr0l. Apply to Peter Boyd. Wheel
ms. in,*lIgcncer, 1905 Market street
Wheeling. o-o-lL
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APPEAL TO WILSON.

NEW YORK. Ian. IL. - PRESIDENT
Wilson was ask ed 1" com" 20 the aii' "f
the fs,l"r,l woman suffrage amendment
in rahlcEran7 sent 10 him in Paris TO-
NIGHT w the National Wrm"r's Far'F
W. urge ynu ~ cable at "nc" admin
isirp.ion lradnrq 10 call cIucus "f
Democratic party for suffrage amend
n7cul.' road :hr message.
"Prrtc.t arrest Of American suffra'
gistS."
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NOTICE

In order to complete the Honor
Roll, information is waited of men
from Wheeling or Ohio County.
who, while i'll the Military or
Naval service, have been killed,
wounded, taken prisoners, died
from disease or disappeared.
Such information should be sent
as soon as possible to
OTTO SCHENK. Woodsdale.
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WANTED-MaIe

wAErEp-Discharge soldiers to act
as statesmen. 4 good position. Call at
room 40, Grand Central Hoici. ja-l6-l
wANTEp-rarm hand. Write Post
office box Rayland 81. la-l3-l
wANTEO-Two boys TO learn good
trade, night work. Apply between
and 8 p. m to Peter Boyd. lntelligencer
office, 1895 Market St. n-l9-tI
WANTEp-THREE GOOD LINOTYPE
OPERATORS; MUST BE SOBEH.
APPLY FOREMAN INTELL1GENCEh.
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WANTED-Agents

wATTED-Three gooo agents to sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
nent plan. Best Of goods and beet CT
commissions. We pay weekly. e +.
Adams Co. l140-l142 Main st. mr-l2-tf
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WANTED--Feuale

WANTEO--EXpericnc stenoGraphcr,
STATE age and experience. Address
Bnx 3o7, Wheeling. la-le-i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and book-kecper.
Steady work and good pay. Call at
Singer office 70-l2th ST., between and
10 o'clock Saturday morning. Ja-l5-l
W1ETEp-An experienced white cook.
Reference required. Telephone 23i
WOOdSdalc. !a-l1-l
WANTED-iir for stOrcroom record
WORK with stcnngraphic experience. Al:
dress Girl" this office. la-l4-L
WANTED-Girl for newspaper work
Hours from 1 Ia II in the evening.
Applicans that can use Il typewriter pre-
irrrrd. State full particulars regarding
yourself and wages expected In letter
addressed to: l.. Calman. City Editor.
Intcll:gcnccr. DO not apply IN person
unit! YOU have had Il reply. u. ll-ti
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been doubtful OF tn" wisdom Of pre-
mature. rcnuuciations." Those VIII" hes
jtHtcd consider their attitude has been
fully justified by recent events.
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-SecOnd handed Ford truck.
Good price TO quick buyer. Cal! ph2n"
n,Iu ja-J-l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

The allies killed many Germans
after tho arrnistics wa. signed. II
was chargsd In the reply. The
SneastIre of guilt can only - deeeS-
mined thru an impartial inquiry.
said the Germans. who added that
tbeir archives were available.
Rrpara1isa Agreed On
The German reply figures that the
war was not In vain II real league
Of nations In formed. in which all
nations will have an equal chance.
The Germans declared their willing
ness 10 make reparation for the dew
astation wrought In France and Bel
gium, but said they would not con-
sent 10 the use OF German war pris-
oBers In the work OF restoration.
The reply suggested that board
OF experts determine the method Of
restoration. The last words OF For
eign Minister Brockdorff Rantzau.
who read the statement. were:
We shall examine the documents
submitted to us with good will and in
the hope that there will be "A peace
to which all may subscribe"
IftutttF 1iffbtFSNAu hitu NctttNt
the meeting adjourned.
The meeting adjourned at 1858
p. m.
-Four years ago. Germany chal.
ienged civilization by torpedoing the
Cunard liner without warning. kill
ing 1.154 civilians. Today she learns
the price she must pay In finances.
territory and loss OF national pres
tige. Her penalty in blood already
has been exacted.
Selection OF Versailles as the set.
ting for this world drama Is sig
nificant in that nearly half CEN
tury ago. the modern empire was
born here at the conclusion of the
Franco Prussian war Germany's
dream OF world dominion began and
ended In Versailles.
Trianon Palace Scene
The ceremony OF presenting the
treaty to the Germans took place
in the Trianon Palace hotel
The big salon. In which the dele
gates gathered. Is entirely glass on
three sides. Green-covered tables In
the form OF hollow square stand
in the middle OF the room. with
tcoNT'p ON PAGE Two)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
President Calls Congress
to Meet on Nav 10Th

able. II Is said. TO begin discussion
Of II and thereby hasten action on it
after the president has returned
and delivered his treaty message.
This would indicate. II IL believed.
that the president probably viii Is.
sue statement In Paris on the
treaty that his voice may be heard
In the discussion here.
At the White House II was stated
that the presidents advisers felt
that congress should start work i'm
mediately on necessary supply bills.
Secretary Glass, II was said, was
especially anxious that congress
should hasten preparation for pro
viding funds. particularly for. war
risk insurance.
The need for appropriations for
the railroads and other activities
as well as running expenses for the
departments-made action on the
urgent deficiency bill imperative. It
was said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

WASHINGTON. May 7.--United
Pressl--A call for congress TO meet
In special session May 10 was made
by President Wilson today
Receipt OF the presidents cable. is
suing the call. WIS announced at the
White House today by Secretary
Tumulty
The date set for reconvening con.
gress probably means that President
Wilson will not be here at the open.
ing session.
The proclamation OF the president
for the special session. announced
by Secretary Tumulty. was:
Whereas. public interest requires
that the congress of the United
States should be convened in extra
session at ~ o'clock noon. on the
10Th day OF May. 1919. to receive
such communications as may be
made by the executive;
Now. therefore. I. Woodrow VII.
son. president OF the United States
of America. do hereby proclaim and
declare that an extraordinary occa-
sion requires the congress of the
United states TO convene In extra
session at the capital In the District
of Columbia. on the 18th day OF May.
1919, at i2 o'clock noon. OF which
all persons who shall be nj that time
entitled to act as members thereof,
are hereby required to take potice.
Given under my hand andssea OF
the United States OF America, the
7th day of May. I'm the year OF Our
Lord 1919. and OF the independence
of the United states the 143d.
WOODROW WILSON"
The senate, with the text OF the
peace treaty before II. also Will be
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Document
Outlined

VERSAILLES. May -
United Press s.l-FoIlowlng \
the official summary of the
peace treaty ~ issued toby
by the allied governments:
The treaty Of peace between
the 81 allied and associate1
powers on the one hand an1
Germany on the other, Wns
handed 10 the German pDem1.
potentiarics ut Versailles today:
II is the longest treaty ever
drawn. " totals about 50. 600
words. divided into 10 main 60
tions and represents the combined
product OF over thousand experts.
working continually thru a series
of commissions for the three ana
a half months since January IS.
The treaty is printed In parallel
pages Of English and French. which
are recognized as having equal
1t does not deal with
questions affecting Austria. Bull
garia and Turkey except In 50 far
as binding Germany to accept any
nSttthtVht AtatHSu WIN thOc0 kVtr
mer allies.
League Is Outlined
Following the preamble and dep
osition of powers comes the COW
enant OF the league of nations an
the first section OF the treaty. The
frontiers OF Germany in Europe
are defined In the section. Euro
pean political classes given in the
third and extra European political
in the fourth.
Next are the military. naval and
air terms as the fifth section. fol-
lowed by section on prisoners
OF war and military graves and .
seventh on responsibilities. Rep-
financial terms and eco
nomic terms are covered In sections
eight to ten. Then comes tho
section, ports. water
ways and railway section. the labor
covenant. the section on guaran-
lcoNT'D ON PAGE Two)
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Hanson Asserts
Story Is False

CLEVELAND. May 7.-FlatIy
denying he advocated public
hangjngs OF ]. w. W.'s or anar-
chists, and declaring published
statements that he would resign
as mayor Of Seattle to lead
campaign against the reds, Ole
Hanson said today:
"certain stories are being
printed in the press quoting me
as saying would resign as
mayor and take the law into
my own hands and advocate
public hangings Of the I. w. w.
Every statement published is
absolutely untrue In substance
and In fact never advocated
Iawi.ss acts by anyone at any
time. desire this denial to be
az sweeping as possible"
The stories Hanson objects to
were sent out by wire from To-
peka, Kas.
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Ruth'&Eyes
Show Strong,
WildPassion
ny CYNTHIA sREy

Have you ever observed an In
ter~ated spectator at the mosicer
That's the way Ruth Garrison Inn
pr~raed me an she sat shruout shs
testimony at her trial this morn
ing. Ruth's placid eountenanee
Expressed not the slightest change
as her mother. her sister and other
members OF her family r~cst~d In
cid~nss OF her past life. she ls .
character enigrpa.
At = FIRST glance h~r p~rscnAi
for Ruth evidently has passion
for clothes and she knows how
TO wear them. Her moitah navy
blue suit clung pres'ily 20 her
slender figure. The ssscreness was
relieved by faupe vest and a
turquoise blue windsor tie. which
was knotfcd In gfriiah isow at
her throat. Her small feet and
shapciy ankles were clad In tho
characteristics black Md pumps and
silk hos~.
Hut Rush's feature@--to one who
has studied human nature deeply.
they presen, the solution TO her
crime. In her bright blue eyes
the gieam Of passion sort OF con-
fuse. one. and has tendency 10
mask another expression of blank
mess. which denotes mental inca
paclty.
Her stubhy little noae reminds
one OF stubborn little bulldog.
Her lips. aitho gracefully curved.
are prominently thick. They ex-
press an ungovernable animal pas
sion. This passion once thoroly
aroused. with no fine mentality 60
check It. might easily and natural
iy revert to madness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
Enemy Gets Terms
on Anniversary Of
Lusitania Sinking

May Z. l9i5-Germany. drunk
with success, defied the whole
world by torpedoing the Cunard
liner Lusitania. The loss OF LISA
civilians. including women and
children. changed American pub
lie opinion from neutrality to
hatred OF the Germans and paved
the way for American interven-
tion.
May 7. 1s19-Germany's revolu.
tionary government. which sue
ceeded the kaiser and other au-
thors OF the war. received the
terms of the peace treaty, which
reduce Germany to third rate
power and forever end the men,
ace OF Prussian militarism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

A. -.--.---s--s
"on oo'n'n'ss'on
'"'a"s must P'y shipping
us. 'oh ,or '"n. oerlnany
must o'sote her economic re
sourocs 70 rebuilding devastated
c
oermnny must revert to pre-
war most favored nations tar
"s' Without discrimination.
Transit for Allies
Germany must allow freedom
Of transit thru her territories 10
allied naftonai.
Germany must ACCEPT highly
detailed proyislons for interna.
tionaiixa ton Of roads ana rivers.
Tho ex.kaiser 10 be- tried by
an international high court.
Other violstorx Of laws of wsr 10
"o's"o 70 ~ ASKED
'" s"7
.''nAny Us 'rspoh~ip'e TOT "r-
"s'fihs osner s'"aai"fs OF ih'ef-
"as'onai nav.
WI many 70 acosp, hnc league
" nations :" pr'neips' put WIKI
o"s me'''n'xnip.
'ns'aaonai ihoor pody crr
su
ssuS 'nter"Assonn bous~s
= ess psoxsas q ~
o" evu '" kove"
"S @n n i"x pse
u~ecsse ~ YEAR, henc~.
S'ons e~asru TOT p'eos'
W eas' SchieS"e
anu r.s' us
u's OF uisposi''on OF 'er
ah ''t anu oao'es et' 70 M
"en power
prtos'uoh OF FORMER seTmnn
e"'ones a'ro 'ett 10 hahes.
Land for Belgium
Germany cc<ies 10 Belgium sss
square miles Of Territory he.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
91ST WELCOME
IS UNCERTAIN
Heroes in Portland May Not
Stop Here

Unless permission Is obtained
from the war department
wednesday. Seattle may not
have an opportunity to greet
the detachment Of Wild West
heroes which will arrive here Ia
the early hours Thursday morn
Ing.
present orders do not provide for
stop In Seattle" reads telegram
received by Chairman Frank Gates.
jr., Of the soldiers and sailors wei.
come committee. "wednesday morn.
ing. Expect TO arrive there early
Thursday morning $50 men. ~ Of.
ficers."
The message was signed by Mai.
j. G. McCaustland
Immediately following receipt OF
the wire Gates telegraphed the war
department urging permission be
granted the members of the 3f2nd
machine gun battalion and 3i6th am.
munition trains. composing the unit.
to stop over In the city long enough
to parade and have luncheon.
Parade Planned
The welcome committee plans to
have the Seattle members of the
units released to 40 to their homes
should the train arrive at 2 or
o'clock In the morning. They will
return TO the station to take part
In parade. and viii dine at the
Masonic temple. II funds are raised
by business men To provide the
luncheon.
Hazen j. Titus. president Of the
Chauncey Wright Restaurants com.
pany. informed Chairman Gates
Wednesday II the business men fail
to come thru" with donations for
tcoNTD ON PAGE TWO
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j. S. SIGNS TO
GUARD FRANCE
Will Join Britain il the Huns
Attack Again

NEW YORK. May 7.-tunited
Press. .l-Officiaf announcement
Of the agreement Of the United
States and England 10 come to
the aid Of France In the event
of nm attack by Germany. was
made thru the committee on
public Information hre today, as
follows:
I'm addition to the securities af.
forded In the treaty OF peace, the
president of the United States has
pledged himself to propose to the
senate Of the United States. and the
prime minister OF Great Britain. has
pledged himself To propose to the
parliament of Great Britain In en-
gagcment, subject TO the approval of
the council OF the league OF nations,
to come Immediately to the assist
ance Of France In case OF unpro-
voked attack by Germany"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
Italian Delegates
Arrive for Meeting

PARIS. May 7.--ttInited Press.l----
Premier Orlando and Foreign Min.
lister Sonnino. the Italian delegates.
arrived here from Rome shortly
after 10 o'clock this morning. Or.
lando Immediately went into confer.
ence with the other members OF the
big Four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

ticaiiy the same story as related BY
his wife. lie said that Ruth was
subject TO falntlng spells during the
three years she roomed at their
home. IA block 10 the structure
of the case OF the defense which
Hilsn Ia building. Carmody gained
an admission from the witness that
Ruth was considered -'h~adstrong.
This fact will be used by carmody
II. as IN. defense contends. the de-
f~ndant was of such weak mind
that her infatuation for Douglas
ssorrs imp~lied her to murder.
Lorraine Danks. Ru,h's room
mate for several weeks In an East
Republican u. apartment house. was
briefly questioned By the defense
concerning the dvssndant's first trip
TO okanogan. and George w. Eaary.
nephew OF Mrs. Harrison and cosa
sin OF Ruth. told shs jury Of the
defen6Ant's fninsine spsfis and fsss
of absent mindednss6k
~sh< lsoAs6 0s6sr"
Emily Claire Coidenbcrxer. iii
18th ave. was called to the stand
and testified that she met Ruth on
the morning OF the murder In
Rhodes department store.
''Shc looked older. and wasnf a
bit sunny. m she usually is.- Miss
GoidenberEsr said. She also said
that she was employed In the coun.
~ auditors office and was well
acquainted with the defendant.
Carmody asked the witness II she
realized the girl had been travelling
before. The witness said she did
not know II at the time.
Slept After DEED
Tho next witness called was Mrs
James D. Esary. wife Of Mrs.
Garrison's brother. She said Ruth
often visited their home. at S23 18th
ave.
"she was nervous TO the verge OF
81. vitus' dance" she said. She also
testified 10 Ruth's sound sleep on the
afternoon Of March Is. after the poi.
soning. No crossexamination.
James -. Esary told OF Ruth's ar.
rest and corroborated evidence given
by his wife OF Ruth's absent minded
ness.
Arviiie Blair. 4223 Aurora. with
whom Ruth lived from May to octo-
Der. 1918. said Ruth was very nerv-
Gus. and subject to crying spells.
The last witness heard Wednesday
morning was Mrs. Hazel Dressed. Ar
Vile Biair's sister. with whom both
girls lived. She corroborated her
sisters testimony.
The state did not question any OF
tn elast witnesses, and court was
adjourned at the request OF the de.
fense. to permit Witnesses to arrive
from Camano Island.
Taking the stand at i;3s o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Ruth Garrison
tcoNT'D on PAGE HINE)
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NAMED on COUNCIL

chas. r. Munday and Robert a.
Hubert have been appointed mem.
bers Of a citizens council Of aero
nautical affairs Of Seattle. an repre-
senfatives OF the Seattle Bar assoc
ciasion