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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
DON'T JUST STOP THE COUGH;
: TAKE 4 TONIC, FEEL GOOD AGAIN
ARMY PRISON METHODS
ABOUT TO Be REVISED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Rcvision OF
army legal procedure may result from
the work Of two war department agen-
cies. which now ara reviewing the sub
jcct Of military discipline for the pur-
pose Of not only establishing a model
system Of prison administration but also
Of ironing out inequalities and result
ant unfairneas In war time sentences.
Commandments Of the various disci-
plinary barracks were again in confer
ence today with department officials
and II wes stated that progress was
being made toward definite recommcn-
dutiuns growing out Of actual experience
as TO prison administration. Secretary
Baker said he expected a model prison
system TO grow out OF this study. In
surfing humane treatment Of all prison.
ers.
The other phase Of the question. that
Of correcting inequalities in war time
army sentences Is bDinG studied by a
special commltte of the judge advocate
generals Office In connection with this
study. Mr. Baker said today, he had
advised President Page, Of the American
Bar Association. that he would welcome
the advisory cooperation Of the assoca-
tons special committee appointed to
study American military law and prac-
tice with A view TO revision. Army
legal records have been made available
to this committe. but the secretary has
no plan of appointing civil commission
to consider legal cases before the de-
partmcnt for action.
1t was explained that the recent
prisoners strike at LeaVenworth bnr-
racks had terminated in an arrniS,ice.
The basis of the strike. Colonel Sedg-
wick Rice. commundant. indicated was
tho inequality Of wartime sentences
and also a feeling among other often
ders that they were equally entitled
to the clcmency which they claimed
conscientious directors were receiving
Measures to equalizc sentences arc al
ready being formed and Secretary Baker
said today that all cases OF military
Offenders would be treated exactly as
were the Conscientious 'objcctors--on
their individual merits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
~ IN. way 1t had been disturbed

by the way 1t had been DISTURBED
speeding onto had taken that route
Following the trail up TO and out
Bethany pike to the Whitman farm they
saw q car about $50 yards up the ROAD
from the pike; they stopped their car
got out, walked up and examined the
car, which they found decerted. with the
engine very hot and the wires OF the
ignition system sizzling with heat or
the floor Of the car they found some
bread and a piece Of head cheese which
the occupants intended for lunch: mey
also found q cap with turn down fur
ear pnutfs and on the lining was stamp
ed made In America," the only actual
c1ue.to tho robbers found pu until that
time.
Ar. Chester Whitman. the owner OF
the farm, had seen tho car pull up a
few minutes before the Officers arrived
but thought nothing Of 1t at the time a
many cars stop in that vicinity
The ear was a Chalmers roadster
naInted a maroon color and bore
PENNSYLVANIA license for 1919. numbere
4s,7o9. it Is practically new and WORTH
over $4,000.
The car was headed for the city bu'
the engine was 80 hot that 1t took I'm
after proceeding a few yards and wei
mud was thrown around the engine
which put the fire out and cooled SUI
flciently to drive into the city, who're II
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"
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DOWNING CAVE
AMA5TERFU[.
PERI ORMANCE
"rEM N1GHTS IN A BAR Koo1," BY
EVANGELIST ACTOR MADE 4
BUG EFT AT THE coUxE
LAST NIQHE.
Perfect Acting with SpIeadid SoenarS
Pleased Large Audience; Should
Play to Mig House.

The most vital plea for prohibition
vas made to 8 large audience at tho
Court theatre last evening when tina
Evangelist-Actor presented the old dra-
matte play Ten Nights in 4 Bar Room. -
a production that hos gained more noto-
rie,y because Of the moral lesson It
teaches. than any other on the Americas
stage to-day.
There was not a dull moment from
the rise to fall of curtain. The scenery
was modern and fitted into the story OF
the play. The acting was superb. Mr..
Downing having the support Of cast Of
performers that leave nothing to be
wanted from the standpoint OF finish
cd performances. 1t Is q play that will
please the older folks because OF It's
many reminiscent scenes, while there is
not q young person. male or female, that
will not only enjoy the performances. but
gather a lesson from it, that Will remain
with them while life lasts
There will DO four moro performances,
a matinee to-day and tomorrow. as well
as the two evening performances on FIJI
day and Saturday. Capacity audiences
should greet Robert Downing and his
excellent company for each. and every
performance IN Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
Instead Of Taking o Pill, Tnfe Hypo-
Ccd. It Drives Out Gold. Builds
you Up. Wards on such
Winter Troubles.
GET PERMANE BELIEF
FOE THE WHOLE WINTER

Il was easily susceptible to colds and
coughs and WAS always coughing and
stuffed up" declared. another Wheeling
man.
II was bothered with my stomach too,
and WIS all out of fix. Even my appetite
had gone uu strike and couldn't sleep
| was rundown all over but soon as !
saw Hypo- Cod advertised in the papers
l got on the right track My cold start
cd leaving me right away and can now
sleep tho whole night through and wake
UP feeling fnc. My stomach il also
greatly improved and l cun cat almost
any thing now. I gladly join the rest
praisng Hypo-Cod in this town." de-
clarcd Geo. w. Fanncst Route No. ),
Bcllaire, Ohio.
No one needs TO have colds. coughs,
La Grippe. Influenza and kindred winter
ills Bronchial. Pulmonary and catarrhal
troubles need bother you no longer.
Join the happy thousands around this
section and start taking Hypo-Cod. You
can get 1t at the drug store. 1t stops
the cough-builds you up quick Wards
or such winter ailments. Get q bottle
tonight off your druggist or send s1.2o
for large bottle prepared. C II. Griest
Co.. Wheeling. W. Va
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"JoIly Girls Burlesquers"

The Jolly Girls lBurlesauers" re-
putcd to he tho classcst show of the
season, is the attraction III order for the
patrons Of the Court beginning with
q Monday matinee performances Feoru-
airy 10.
The production new in every detail
consists Of two fun provoking burlettas
entitled. We. Us and Co." and Mr.:
lIoolcy's Drug Store" respectively, and
arc ably interpreted by Il well selected
Heading tho list is Al Martin. The
4 Irish Scheam." who shows 10 great
advantage In script especially fitted
for him. Opposite All will be seen
Marty Collins. The dancing tramp.
who though new to hurlcsquc. Is al
ready regarded rs a find" James Bo-
cart burlcauuc's premier stralgh
man and Meyer Gordon. the silver
toned" tenor. complete a Quartctte or
male performers hard TO duplicate Tor
versatility. Miss Madeline Buckley
the statucsquc prima dona. OF light
opera fame" leads tho contingent OF
feminine artists. Among her cohorts
are numbered Miss Jcanall Janis the
"whirlwind'' Soubrettc. Miss I-ottie Lee
| thc dainty ingrnuc and Miss Flo Bogart
nut" cnmndicnnc. not fnrGotting the
! French Sisters. who have fallen Into
Tho habit Of "stoppinG" the show
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
"The Naughty Wife"

Selwyn and Company's latest farcical
success Tho Naughty Wife" which had
a remarkably long and successful run
last season at the Harris Theatre last
season will be the attraction at the
Court. Thursday and Friday. February
Is and IA With a matinee Friday. IN
spite of It's title. there is nothing al
all naughty about The Naughty Wife
and it Is said to be one Of the clcanest,
and yet one OF the funniest plays seen
In New York for many day. II IS
n laugh compcllcr Of the first water and
yet the complication about which the
author. Mr. Fred Jackson, built the
play might havo been a: tradcEy only
for the good horse sense of the hus-
hand who was the possessor Of the
naughty wife. Hc foils an elopement
plot through using good diplomacy and
everything ends happily. as 1t does IN
we'll written farccs. it is said 1hat
Sclwyn and Company who have had
long lisa of successes, in producing
laugh-plays. have never had one that
has been a bigger hit than THE
Naut'hty Wife"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
DON'T SPOIL A GOOD MEAL
WITH A BAD STOMACH

If physician, specialist in stomach
diseases. came 70 you and said: Il will
fix up that miserable. worn out stomach
for you or money back.
u will make il as good as now sn You
will not suffer from any distress and can
eat what you want without fear or Suf-
fcrinG. or money back would you turn
down his offer?
And when you are Offered M!-O-na
stomach tablets, made from Il prcscrp-
ton better than many Of the stomach
specialists know how to write. nre you
going to be narrow minded and continue
to suffer from indigestion. or are you I;o-
ing To DO fair to yourself and try Mi-u-na
on the money back agreement.
Ni-o-na stomach tablets are uficEcd 10
YOU on this basis. that if they do not put
your stomach into such good shape that
there Is no dizziness. sour stomach. bill
BUSINESS, sick headache and stomach dis
; tress. Your money will he returned. For
sale by g.. n. Gricst 4 Co. and all lead
ing druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
RITCRIE BEAT !.
MADISON; CENTRE
DEFEATS WEBSTER

Richie won and Madison lost in a u
to 8 thriller in the public school basket
ball series at the high school gymnas-
ium last night and thereby the south
town ouint looms UP as probable
championship winner with only the
Clay team standing seriously in its way.
Madison lacked its forward. Gotten.
while r Stobbs was very effectively
blocked by the Richie guArd. Smith.
who smashed plays left and right. Be-
sides Smith the other four Richie piny-
ers showed great skill in passing and
shooting.
The Center Webster contest went TO
Center in very hotly contested game.
Skaters attitude was largely RESPONSE
BILE for the Center lead. although I.inds-
~ and Falck played championship ball.
In the third mnjor game OF the even
ing Clay defeated Union by the over
whelIninE score Of IS TO l.
IN tho second Team games Clay beat
Union. Center defeated Webster. to
3. and Ritchic seconds beat Madison 5
to 0.
Lineup:
Ritchie 90 Pos Madison (9)
Frecezo IruocT
Left Forward.
Tappt ............-.. Scll
Right Forward.
Rcuthcr ............ r. Stohbs (CantD
Center.
Smith tCapt). A. stobbs
Left Quart.
Yeager ................... Emerick
Right Guard.
Field Goals-F'reexe ,: Tape. Reutll-
err r Stobbs q limerick =.
Foul Goals--Ycager 6 out Of o; Freeze
out Of .. Boil out Of :. Il. Stohbs 1
out Of :.
Robrccht
Webster G1l Pos. Center nD
Foster NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Blond
Left Forward.
Fredericks ........... Lindsly Capt
Right Forward.
Serge (Capt.l ................ Schafer
Center,
hC(.lelland .................. Johnson
Left Guard.
Hoyt ......... FncH
Right Guard.
Field Goals-Frcdericks ,; Blond.
Lindsly .. Schafcr 4.
Foul Goals---Foster out Of .. Blond
out Of 1. Lindsly out Of l, johnson
out Of 7.
Acknowledgement.
Clay N5) Pos Union ~
Cory Rogers ......... Sanders (Capt)
Left Forward.
Spring, Robinson ............... Areta
Right Forward
&C. IIamill. Millward ........ Purpurn
Center.
Anderson, Yahn,
Anderson, YAhn,
Tinkly .......'. ........ Robinson
Right Guard.
Field Goals-Cory s, Spring S. C. Ha-
mill :. ]. Eamill 5, Millward. Tiukly.
foul Goals--Cory o out Of !. Spring
l out Of /, Hamill out Of 4, Sander
out Of /.
Observation-Disclosures.
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was stored in the basement of the coun-

was stored in the basement Of the coun-
ty jail
The car ITALICS exactly with the de-
scription given by the bank employees
and Mr.. Booker and the county officials
are positive that they have the right
car.
The robbers were evidently making for
an outlet to the National pike near West
Alexander or reach the river through
Warwood or Short Creek when their car
became so hot they had to leave it and
they have evidently taken to the WOODS
or some other hiding place until they
can evade arrest; but Sheriff Hastings
has all Of his deputies and specials
guarding all roads and outlets and other
officers securing the country near where
the automobile was found and a net will
be drawn over the entire county and
city In search OF tho yeggs
The city police arc searching every
quarter Of the city for the robbers ana
every stranger undergocS a close scru-
tiny under their eagle. eyes.
|, Chief Of Police Llewyrn. OF Washing
ton, Pa. as soon as hearing Of the hold
up got his automobile and with deputy
sheriff Hubbard. Of Washington county
worked along the National pike on the
itself. Deputy Sheriff Stevenson, or
Brooke county. made "a search along the
river road down to this city and reported
to Sheriff Hastings at the county Jail.
Every town and city within a radius
Of hundred miles were Immediately in
formed Of the robbery and their police:
and detective forces arc on the lookout
as descriptions OF the men were tele-
graphed to them.
All outgoing trains were carefully
watched in case the robbers back tracked
and came into the city. 70 make. their
escape
Sheriff Hastings In communication
with Pittsburgh. found out hat the car
had been stolen Tuesday night in from,
Of the residence Of T. +. Mars0n, OF
| 5404 Baum boulevard. and the car be.
! longed to him.
A number Of clues were followed VI
last night by the officials but un tn g
| late hour none developed int, anything
| Tho bank and all deposits ar" fully
| insured and will not lose anything by
| the hold-up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
POSTAL CONGESTION.

CLARKSBURG. W. VA. Feb. 6.-Pos-
tai congestion III ckLrksburg has become
so acute that u ps?. itiom signed by nu-
mcrcus citizens WAS forwarded 10 rcp-
rcscntativ" stuart f. Red III Washing
ton today by the E']arksburG Chamber Of
Commerce. asking congress 10 appro-
Pirate 100000 for n n%~ postotiice
building here. The present building
WAS occupied in 1888 when the city had
Il population of 5000 and the city now
has population of $1,000 receipts OF
the. office in 1897 were $4,000 while
last year they exceeded $133,500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
Amy and Navy Players

Mail orders now being received LOT
the coming engagement here OF inc Arlay
and Navy Players. 10 BIZ seen for tho
frs, time hnr ut the Court. "Wednesday,
February u. matinee and night.
The tremendous appeal the Players
have made and the success met every
where is evident from the fact that TO-
day they are designated RS the only
otticiel organization of entertainers in
the L. S. service. They are on limited
tour 10 raise funds for the entertain
mrnt Of the returning fighters from
ovnrSeaS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
anI un,jpIrT ,~H#F
SUFFERS STROKE

Information from Elkins states that
coi. A. G.. Houriet, superintendent Of the
insurance department Of the Knights OF
Pythias for West Virginia, had suffered
q stroke and was in a hospital in Elkins.
Col. Houriet in his official capacity
has met almost every member Of the X.
OF T. in the state and has made numer-
GUS visits to Wheeling and he numbers
his friends by the hundreds in this city
and surrounding towns who greatly re-
greet his misfortune. Col. Hourict's
home Is in Washington. =. C..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
COLLEGE, OF Law TO oHEN.

CHARLESTON, ". VA, Feb. e.
The college of law at West Virginia
university will open February II, II
was announced hero tonight by Dean
Henry Craig Jones. Of Morgantown.
The Law college was unable TO open
last September because every student
enrolled in military service except TWO.
one a woman and the other O young
man with one arm. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07

HUNTINGTON. W. VA. Feb. g.
Liabilities of sl:2,29s.ss and assets OF
.so,8S5 arc scheduled by Blair P. VIII
son in a petition voluntary bankruptcy
filed in the United States district court
here today. Among the creditors named
arc G.. w, Loar. Of Grafton $4,000 and
II, A. Mathews. Of Lewisburg, sS.600
both OF whose clainms arc secured:
The largest unsecured Claim Is that OF
s1a.S33 held by G. y. Miller OF Hun
tinEton. Wilson is a we'll known real
estate dealer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
SORE THROAT
Colds, Coughu, Crop and CAtarrh 1e.
Heved In Two Minutes.

Is your throat sore:
Breathe Hyomei.
HIVE you catarrh.
Breathe Hyomcl
Have you a cough
Breathe HyomGi
Have you cold?
Breathe Hyomei.
Hyomci Is the one treatment Tor al
nose. throat and lung troubles. 1t docs
not contain any cocaine or morphine and
nil that is necessary is to breathe IL
through the little pocket inhaler that
comes with each outfit
complete outfit costs but little At
druggists everywhere and 1t C II.
CREST & Co. and Hyonei Is guaranteed
to Danish catarrh. Group, coughs. colds,
sore throat and bronchitis or money
back. A Hyomei inhaler lasts a lifetime
and extra bottles of Hycmei can 30 OBJ
tanned from druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
JUDGES DIVIDE WORK

Circuit Judges J. B, Sommcrville
and r. NJ. Addlcman mot yesterday and
divided the work OF tho First judicial
district for the yenr 1919. The work
was laid out the same as il was for the
year 1918. The circuit court for the
counties of Hancock and Brooke will 1T
held by Judge Addlcman and tho term
Of the circuit court for Marshall county
will be hsld BY. Judge Sommervlle. The
work for Ohio county will be divided.
Judge Sommerville presiding in Part /
Of the circuit court and Judge Add!cmnn
in Part ii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
Y. M. C. 4. NOTES

The Intermediate members and their
girl friends held n Bowling Party. last
evening. From Is to 20 members and
their friends were present. and A. had
a very enjoyable evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07

Mr. Miller, physical director. Is having
the busiest time OF hia career. taking
care OF 80 basket ball teams In the
association. and 20 TO 80 classes each
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07

The Senior members will have their
regular gymnasium class this evening
and IL big attendance IL expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07
ou,n,ne That poes Not Affect Head.

Because of its tonic and laxative ef-
feet LAXATIVE BROAlO QU1NlNE
(Tablets) can be taken by anyone with
ous causing nervousness or ringing Ill
tho head. There is only one "Bromo
CuininA". E. W. Groves signature on
the box. zoe. = -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-07

Tho Intermediate Basket Ball League
came to a close last Wednesday oven
ing, with the Brinkman team the win
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Masonic
Funeral Notice

AA1CD119 or OHIO 1OO411 No !,
4. 2. b 4. II
a. special Communication OF ONO
Lodge, NO. I, Will DO hold In the Lodge
rooms On SATURDAY, III. 9TH, 1918, ~
l:3o O'Clock p. M, for the purposS o.
attending tho funeral Of our deceased
Brother, WnLlAN T. WALTERS. HEM
bern Of sister lodges oEe invited 70 attend
TRANSPORTATION furnished: ~ order OF
CLINTON xuBL4, ". y.
J. ". 1oW1kAA, 8Se'y.
f-7-h.,. .
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Right Guard.
Field Goals-Cory s, Spring S. C. Ha-
mill :. !. Hamill 5, Miilward. Tiukly.
foul Goals--Cory out Of !. Spring
out Of /, Hamill out Of 4, Sander
out Of /.
Observation-Disclosures.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
ATTORNEY TELLS HOW HIS CLIENT
 KILLED FAMILY
Lawyer for Defendant Re counts Tragic Quarrel of
 Family Group
Bv Review Leased Nire)


 TACOMA Wash, Feb 15-H- E. Burnett, on trial in the ThurstOn county court charged with the murder of his wife and two children, accord ing to a statement of his attorney in court today, shot and killed his wife and children while they stood with their backs to a tree. The shooting occurred on Hawkes. prairie near Olympia
 Burnett, according to the statement in court, after the shooting buried the bodies in the woods The attorney said. Burnett fired the shotgun at his family while in a rage and suffering from mental deTangement-
 The attorney declared Burnett and his wife had QUarreled and that Bur nett had fired the fatal shot after his wife had told him another man was the father of her youngest child
 The attorney, George F. Yantis, told how he and Burnett had made the journey to Hawkes. prairie on a sum mer's day; how Mrs Burnett began quarreling with her husband and de handed that he turn all his money over to her
 Then the attorney related how aft CT a heated controversy, Mrs Burnett turned to her husband and declared- : You always suspected that our young est child was not yours, and now I'm going to tell you that another man is its father"
 Then Burnett completely lost his mind,T Yantis cried He flew in a wild rage and grabbed up a shotgun which ne had brought to the woods to try out
 M hen his wife saw that she had driven him to desperation, she ran from his side 10 a spot near a tree where the two little children were standing
 Burnett through eyes sof fury and with brain deranged, fired point blank at the family group"
 Yantis told how Burnett related to him the incidents that followed Bur nett told Yantis, the latter said, that he examined the bodies in a hall dazed way and saw spots of blood on the mother and children
 Then, he says he believes he fired another shot" said Yantis. This last shot he believes did the work Then . wrapping up the bodies of the two children and the mother, he buried them"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
HIGHWAYS1 FOR MOUNTAIN
 REGIONS URGED
Chairman of Board Declares Road Question Will Be
 Taken Up Soon
By Review Leased wire)

Improvement of the roads leading to the various resorts in the Huachuca and Chiricahua mountains, would mean that hundreds of Arizonans who now spend their summers and many thousands of dollars in California each year, would journey to the mountains instead, and this money be put in cir culatiOn in the state, in, the opinion of I. C. E. Adams, chairman of the board of supervisors of COchise county.
 ''TO many people a movement on the part of the supervisors to improve the mountain roads would not appear, be- cause it would appear that the county was improving roads for the benefit of the individual resorts said Mir. Ad- ans T am convinced that in the end this would be the best economy and would result in keeping more money in Arizona annually than the initial cost of the roads would amount to.
 Tn Berner canyon of the Huachuca mountains there is a very pleasant re- sort, visited during the summer by hundreds of Bisbee people and resi- [ dents of other parts of the county. In the Chiricahua mountains there are several canyons which are popular as camping places.
 The only trouble with any of the present resorts is their inaccessibility. believe that the supervisors would be justified in repairing the roads leading to them, putting them in first class condition and making it easy for COchise county people to reach them Not only would it be encourag- ing home industry, but it would pro vide work for a good many men who need work at the present time"
 ! Mr. Adams said he intended to bring | the matter to the attention of the oth- CT supervisors in the near future. He also would insist, he said, upon men working on such roads being paid a minimum wage of s per day.