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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

in uis country that we have the basis
for developing an international finance
market. Through war financing mil
lions Of people for the first time have
become bondholders. Many have be-
come holders Of foreign bonds. Thus
a buying public has been educated,
and it may be expected that this pub
lie will place a considerable part of
their savings in foreign bonds rs a
means Of financing our export trade.
The change from a debtor nation Of
Sj,00O,O00 to q credit nation of
$1O,O00,OO000O, together with our
large gold holdings, viii give an in
creased ability to participate in world
finance. The development of an i'm
portant merchant marine and larger
carrying trade win give US further IA
cilitics as 4 lending nation. In many
instances ;Eo investment Of capital
will precede the Development ~ our
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
Atlcnl EnnernI OF Mr.. Rnhnrn.

Mrs. j. T.. Cruce and Mrs. D. IL.
Buttgn returned last week from OIL
City. where they attended the funeral
OF Mrs, NJ +. Raburn, Mrs. Raburn
leaves a husband and nine children. OF
the five boys, Buck, Zollie and Percy
are stil in the army ana could not at.
tend the funeral of their mother Tom
and Bob }aburn We're at home. Miss
Ruby Raburn, Mrs. Il. IL, Reed OF New
Wilson, Mrs. c. II. Burgett Of Duncan
and Mrs Tibbie Wallace, the daughters
of the deceasedA woman, We're at the
bedside Of their mother. Mr. and Mrs.
Raburn had lived IN and about Oil City
for the past thirty years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
The Tyrol Wants Independence.

Paris. April 13.-(Correspondence of
the Associated Pressl.-Tyrolean claims
to recognition as an Independent nation.
ality are set forth by the delegates Of
Tyrolese national council in Swtzer.
land, Waller Lutzel and Or, otto Gug.
genberg, in long memorial to Presi'
dent Wilson. The hardy mountaineers
of the Tyrolean Alps complain that Italy
wants to swallow up their country,
which was part Of the former Austrian
empire and furnished the former En-
peror Charles army with one Of It's
crack regiments, the Tyrolese sharp
shooters
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
AN APPRECIATION OF THE
MUSICAL FESTIVAL WEEK
Contributed


Dr. Il, L. l., Morgan. in his stately
manner, has just completed series OF
most excellent sermons on the "Seven
Last Words OF he Cross" Only to
hear them is to appreciate them, and
it has given US kcener vision of the
crucIiiNion and appreciation Of our Ris.
en- Lord.
This was followed by a four.day mu.
steal festival, of which the closing fea.
ture was n cantata Of the "Seven Last
Words Of Christ" by Dubois. given un.
der he able direction OF Mrs. n. C..
Wood.
Music from it's lnausplclous beginning
has during the past century broadened
its scope and extended its influence
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
VIENNA PROPOSED AS \
SECOND GERMAN CAPITAL

Berlin, Thursday April 1.-THE gov.
ernment has Il plan for recognizing
Vienna as second capital of Germany
10y having President Ebert reside there
part Of the year 20 transfer certain
bureaus to that city and even hold
some meetings Of the national assem-.
bly, there. according to Gtrmanla. Il
is desired to convince the Australians
that they shall not suffer too much
by the joining Of AuS,ria and Ger.
many.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
pcrshinr Awnrds NIclnls

Washington, April 2l.-General
Pershing today informed the war de-
partment that he had awarded dis.
unguished service medals to Mai.
Charles l., Jolyi and First Lieuts. viii
liam j. Schmitt. Paul Crapin and Car
riell b. Reece for exceptionally merl
torious and distinguished services
while serving with the expeditionary
force5" The distinguished service
medal was awarded posthumously &c
Mai. Alfred Il. King. who served as
munitions officer of the Fifth army
corps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

busy the Industrial capacity built mp
during the war; but made necessary
the material expansion Of the coun-
try's industrial plants.
The worlds undcvelopcd area IS
relatively as large today as the unde-
ycloped area Of the United States at
the end OF the Civil War.
IL the various belligercnt nations
can stimulate the movement of people
in such way as to open up these new
areas the condition Of industry during
the readjustment period will be funda-
mentally sound. This will tend to
shorten the transition period and to
make the long term expansion period
which will follow one of the most i'm
portant Of its kind in the worlds his
tory.
The creation OF now markets implies
that we must finance our export trade.
The war has produced such changes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

Tomorrow beginning at p. m. the
four ward schools of the city will be
open for the taking of volunteer sub
scriptioul for Victory Liberty notes.
The buildings viii remain open and
the clerks in charge will remain ON
duty until $ p. m.
People living i'm the first ward will
assemble at the school building ON r.
street, n. W. Those living In the
Second ward will buy their Victory
uo;e5 I'm the school building ON IL
street, n. l.. Those living I'm the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
SAM DAUBE REPORTS TWO
EARLY BIRDS IN SECOND
WARD THIS MORNING

Sam Dlube, Victory loan chairman of
the second ward, reports that at the
time Of going to press today two men
in his ward had subscribed to the Vie.
tony loan. Tom sloan, bookkeeper and
cashier at Westhemer & Daube. was
the first man in the second ward to
subscribe when he laid down $500 for a
Victory note. L, c. Gibbons. employed
az Westheimer s Daube, invested $3.50
in Victory notes this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
GOOD ROADS BOND ELECTION
TO STAY OPENING OF COURT

The next term of the district court
win begin Monday, May 8, but as the
following day is a legal holiday. on
account Of the good roads bond elec.
tlon. the jury win not be called until
the morning Of Wednesday. May Z.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

Washington, April 21--Upon he gov
ernmenta motion concurred In by North
Dakota authorities the supreme court
today agreed to expedite consideration
of appeals brought by the railroad ad.
m,nistraton from state supreme court
DEGREES enioinlng ne Northern Pacific
railroad from increasing Interstate
freight ana passenger rates. subject to
an order Of Director General Hines and
fixed May for hearing arguments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
Notire IN Our Patrons.

Our shop will be closed tomorrow
from to p. m. on account Of Victory
loan drive,
MOVER & STEPHENS GARAGE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

Washington. April 9l.--Dispatches
received today giving the state depart.
ment its first official Information OF the
conviction Of Rev. Eli Miller Mowry,
an American missionary In Korea, ac.
cused Of permitting his house to be used
by leaders OF the Korean Independence
movement for printing propaganda.
said Mr.. Mowry had been sentenced to
six months Imprisonment, but was at
liberty on bail pending appeal. The
case was tried by the japanese court
in Seoul.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

demand Of Europe. And no more So
rious mistake could be made today
than to indulge in feeling Of security
and confidence for the immediate fu-
ture Of American industry based chief
ly upon the reconstruction demands Of
Europe.
The results of the American Civil
War. as contrasted with the Napoleon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

i2 Wars, point the way 10 safe methods
in making the REIMBURSEMENT from
war to a peace basis. The returning
soldiers of 1868, instead Of constituting
n surplus labor supply on the market,
settled on the land Of the Middle West.
The development Of these new areas
created n new market for our indus
trial products. which not only kept
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

Washington, April 2l.-Upon the gov.
ernments motions, the supreme court
today agreed to hear on May next,
arguments in test eases from South Da.
hota and Massachusetts involving the
right Of Postmaster General Burleson
TO interfere with existing intrastate
telephone toll rates.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

Melbourne, Saturday April l9.-The
Australian government has completed
a plan for aerial defense, and proposes
TO establish aviation schools with squad
rons OF airplanes, seaplanes and air
ships. The personnel will be l,4OO men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

supplying certain raw materials and !
some machinery, this industrial capac-
ity Of France will largely care for her
immediate reconstruction demands.
Belgium is not in as favorable a po-
sitlon as France because the major
portion OF the country was under the
control Of the Germans. She has need
for rcplenishing the material equip
ment OF her factories and to rebuild
them before she can be in a position
to produce those materials that will be
needed for further reconstruction.
Fortunately her rich African posses
sion in the Congo region gives her an
important source Of raw material. It
is remarkable that development work
should have been continued during the
war to such an extent that last year
the Belgian Congo produced 10000
tons Of copper.
During the Napolconc Wars great
improvements were made in the tech
nique Of production in English indus
tries, and their leaders overestimated,
with serious consequences. the buying
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
Hot Off the Wire

Copenhagen, April 2l.-Gas workers
at Bremen have joined the German
strike there and the middle classes have
commenced counter strike, according
TO advices received here from that city.
An intensified state Of Siege has there.
fore been declared.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

duStry TO new peace basis
The American people have outgrown
their home market and are now con-
cerned with finding markets in other
countries for their surplus industrial
products. And with the further deye-
opment Of our industrial capacity, we
will constantly have an increasing
need for a variety Of raw materials
from various nations.
Reconstruction demands, however,
must not be oyerestimated. Consider
able attention has been paid to the de-
struction by Germany OF Industrial
plants in northern France and Bel
gium. But it is a remarkable tcSti-
mony to French Industrial leadership
and 10 the persevering qualities Of the
French people that they were able to
build a new group OF Industrial plants,
with n larger capacity in some lines
than before the war, IN southern and
central France.
In addition, Alsace and Lorraine
have important industrial plants, par
ticularly in iron and textile lines
which were not impaired by the war
and which will now be added TO the
existing plants Of France. Except in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22

Washington, April 2l.--As for many
years, the egg rolling frolc by the
children was the feature today of
Washington's Observance of Easter
Monday, The festival, lasting all day.
is being held on the monument grounds
Instead of the White House lawn as in
prewar times. An added attraction
were flights and stunts by army ayia.
Tors from Boiling Field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-rwo modern south rooms
furnished for light housekeeping, llG
c northwest. Phone 90. 21.s
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p BY FRANCIS H. clsaoN,
Vice President Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York.

I MONG the most vital prob
lens confronting American
business men today is that
of the rcadjustment of in
nnGLrV in n nnNu nnnnn hnsis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
'COLLLI OF THE PACKERS IS
AGAIN DENIED BY ARMOUR

| tho Russian people 20 direct their own
; affairs w:th"u; drctat;"n "r direction oil
! any KIND tr"!u uutSId". They do not
! Wish Ia ..Nplo;; or make use Of isu'~Si;t IN
! an way.
! They recognize n" revolution with
, oa: reservation and Will n 2" way ana
! IN 40 circumstances AID q" Glv'' c"UntH-
| nanc" 10 am at;cnp; At counter F'N0-
| lutl1n
| 1t IS not their wish ~ purpose 70
! favor or Assist anyone of the organized
groups now "u:,;"ndinE Tor II" leader
! ship AM. guidance. OF Russia a>i against
| The n.ncrs. Their sol" Srac"r" rur.""se
! y - do VIVA, they can Ia hrrnS tsuSSi;'
peace and IN opportunity to find h''r way
! out % her present troubles.
, '''rh. aSSOclai"i powers ar" row IN
| EaErd ia t." Solemn ;,'"! responsible
! work - establishing tho p';l'T ~
! Eur,.1.. :iarl 90 III" world and they Ar''
! kcrtl. ;,l."., 10 III" !ac; tha: EETor" a"i
! the world rlii:,u; y" q: pc:tC" Il iiGSS''
| = not. They rrccs;:!;" and accept II "a
! :. duty t. SER" E''>~.a - generously. aS
unsclriSniy. as hauEhtiuily. ~ IN
! ,s-ud ria,:ly rs they would serve any
, o.h"- friend and lll$- and hey ar" T"a0E
! +, -nnd"r Thu: S"rvlvH N the way ihat ~
! most accc1.rbl" - III" l.u$san people.
4
/ they nave canru tho following action:
They :a:'tH every "cgaul2"d group
| hat - now exercising or attempting ~
exercise political authority or military
| control and wh"ro N Siberia, or wilma
, tho boundaries Il European Russia rs
; ;hc,. stood !.yt.5!.. The VIZ JUS c"nclud-
! ed except 1T t'.tiltaG. "a SIND represent
at:ycs no; '<c'.',!iur tHr''" representa-
.jvc.s Tor each group. IL Princes Island.
boz IN -
! ny representatives % the associated
! mowers. provided in the m"ant.ln" tttrro
: a truce OF arms AMONGST In" parties
invited and that all armed t"rc"S any
where S,.ut W directed against amy
| pcupl. or territory !nSid" IN" pouhGt-
rics Of European !:ussia as They $1,000
before the war, or against FINLAND. Or
AGAINST any people OF territory whose
autonomous action is i'll contemplation"
in the Ii articles upon which the prcf-
Zen; negotiations arc haScd. shall De.
meanwhile. withdrawn and aggressive
military actions cease.
-'rhcSr representatives ar" invited 10
confer with the Representatives, Of tn"
a associated powers N the frccSt aud
rraakrSt way. with Il view 10 ascertain
ing the wishes Of all sections or the
Russian people and bringing about, IL
nn.ssiblc, some understanding and agree
mrnt hv which Russia may work OUT
her own purposes ard happy. co-opcra-
tive relations b. established between
her people and the other peoples OF the
world
~ promr; reply - This invitation IS
requested Ever facility i"r tao Jour-
n4y Tor the REPRESENTATIVES,. inclndinE
RECONSIDERATION across Tho Black SEA-. Will
10 given, BY the allies and All IN" par
,i.s concerned arc cXi."ctcd IL give the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
Mexico to Restore
COnfiSCated Property

Ell PASO Tex. jan. %".--l'r"sidcnt
Curranza is preparing Il manifesto re
storing all cuuliscatcd property 10 tho
original owpers throughout Mexico. &c
cording To an artticl" published n LA
Repupblica. 4 Mexican daily h"rr OPP
posed to CarranZa, and credited IL an
unnamed Mexico CITY newspaper. Tho
decree will affect all property seized
during the revolutions. including that
conf}sca,el by state governments. mill
tary leaders and ~" national govern
rnCnt the article stated.
The owners or their representatives
will be invited TO return and fcCrlr"
this restored property tho article said
If this becomes effective II will rrStnr"
the great cattle and agricultural o.
tatcs IN nrthcrn MnNico TO General Luis
TerrazaS. now living in exile here.
The same paper" published what wa:'
clio im"d TO be an authentic Version ."f Il
Rlanifcsto issued 10 Felix pia2 adj
dressed TO tho United States and allied
governments recognition Of IN" hc!lii;'
crcncy of m" Daz movement under the
name Of tho national army OF reorgau-
ization' with DiaZ ds its chief. TIL"
manifesto claims the Diaz movement IS
in position 10 establish International
r,laii.n~f with foreign governments"
and IL :resume responsibility of giving
guarAnLcHs IN all places it controls in
the republic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
SPECIAL TRAIN ON
THE PENNSY WRECKED

ALTOONA. Pa. Jan. 22.--Thr"n men
were Injured. ono perhaps seriously.
wh" ma special train conveying super
.ni"ndcnt II. r. Morrow OF III" PITTS
burg division. PcnnSy rvau!t rIilroad.
and PARTY of officials rom Philadelphia
10 PITTSBURGH etr-irr u broken raj and
was wrecked late sH!* afternoon Il; Mim-
cr;ll Point. wei "f this city.
Tho inccrm"tiv" went over ! iI-fn"t
c,,h,nk,rrrt. Engineer J. G'hi,lps Il
tit .:..rrh suffered sever injuries and
WIS taken t" Il l"hnst"wn hospital.
The hrcman and Assistant rasS"nr."
.rra,Ima$ter Almond. PIttSburc. wrr"
also hurt.
One Of three special cnnrhcS occupied
ny II" officials went narlr 'r"r he
cluhaahmcnr. hu' They escaped with
minor hruS"".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
/ Blame the Woman
Who Lets q Man Drink,
Says Druggist. Brolun

The brink Of 4 drunkard's grave. and FOR
10 years kept her secret She saved him
from drink-r"Scucd him from his owl
d"rraved. bes"tt"d self by giving him a
secret remedy. tho formula OF an old
German chemist. To pay his debt 10 nor
and to help other victims out Of the
:Turk and miro he has made the formula
public.
Druggists everywhere dispense it daily
MS Prepared Tescum Powders, put up in
doses. Get ii Of your own druggist and
drop powder twice a day in tea, coffee.
milk or other drink. Soon liquor does
not taste the same. the craving for IL
disappears. and 10. one more drunkard
has been saved and knows not when or
why he lost his taste for drink.
Warning Note: Tescuin should b. given only vhsrs
It IS desirable IL destroy all Ase for alcohol and all
pleasure In It's uA. 11iOsc who encourasp moderate
drinking Should not r.rc II until The so-cAlled mod
lat" drtnker reaches tho limo rooa 4 them
do tn iinc DruSsN Brown has such conAAsocs IN
TcScum Powders that he Personally guarantees re,lt,
nr he VII refund out o: his own pocket ths price
charged hr the dispensing druggist II 10 sdd In
Wheeling by tho John Coleman Co. C q Gdst d
Co.. and 0hcr .druGEHA-AoI.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
ASK GovERNDSENT LID

SAN FRANCISCO. Tal., Jan. 22...-A
plea that IN" government aid many
Am"r,caRS and others. who. II" says.
arr practically maroon"d in tn" Ha-
waiian Island because Of lack "f trans
portation facilities is 1" u" mad" ny
Congressman J. Il. Nalan;anol" d"l"-
gate ia that body from the islands. ac-
rordin 10 Az ann"unrcin"nt by Mr.. IA
ianiannole here today. lie will leave
tiomorruw for Washington.
"Pcoplo are on HE islands who booked
PASS 60 for the mainland or the Orient
six months ago" Mr. Ealanianauie said.
W.. desire the return or the Pacific
ocean shipping taken over by the ship
ping board"
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or Cleveland BE Guarantees d Simple
Homo Treatment Given without
the knowledge Of the
DIinker,

Cleveland ONO wife has a right to
IL; hcr husband drink: for alcoholism is
disease. aud a d-unkard is Il sick maT.
saws Druggist Brown. OF Cleveland. a
woman can cur" this discase--Stop Il
drinking husband n Il few weeks for
half what he would spend on liuuur in
the same time. The habit can he broken
and The disease cured. Thousands OF
eases prove it and every community has
it's reformed drunkard. Druggist brown
saws ihr right tim" {" stop the drink
habit is at It's beginning. Left TO run
It's course. IL will dradcn the fine Scn!i-
hilities Of The man You love. Begin
with th, FIRST Whit Of liquor On his
breath. but do not despair II he has al
ready gone from had 10 worse until he
has bnrornr Il rum soaked sot.
Druggist Brown knows the curse OF
strong drink. for he himself has been a
victim. loving sister. without his
knowledge or consent, rescued him from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
MICHAEL KEARNS i.
DROPS DEAD ON
BELMONT STREET

NJ ichael KearnS. g. years old. one o.
the most prominent glass workers IN tn
CIlio Volicy. dropped dead late LOST
evening on Belmont street Beilaire. IN
front Of Taylor's sporting goods store
tie vas seen to fall by number Of Pc
drstrians who Immediately carried HIM
across the street into Cribben's drug
store. 4 physician was Immediately
summoned, who stated that death from
hear, disease had oVcrtaken him lew
minutes after he fell TO tho walk.
The deceased WAS apparently in eX-
rcllent health carly ir the evening. hav-
ing visited with numerous local friends
in the neighborho0d OF the city oul!olng'
liz was a bachelor and resided with bis
s,stcr-in-law, Mrs. Anna kearns. on
Guernsey street His remains were
taken to the latter place. No arrange
mcnts for his funeral will be made IN
til some tim" today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
TO AID. THE POLES.

NEW YORK. Ian "".--!N tho request
az REPRESENTATIVES, Polish committees I"
America and rarIS. ihn National CIVIC
Federation announced tonight III" aI'-
ysrir:t m"nt Of az advisory COMMISSION OF
li$ members - assist III III" economic
and Industrial reconstruction If IN" now
Polish stale TIL" rommlsHi"n has N
turn appointed II committees consisting
OF Frank !. Gnodnow. Oscar SirauS.
E'rauri., Mayer Jeremiah ". jerks and
Samuel Jumpers /" represent II IN Eli
rope and support thr plan Of tho Pr"si-
dent in rrGurd I" Poland rs get forth In
his fourteen points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

TO be possessed or n mead or n"avT.
beautiful hair; soft. lu.strouS. nuhY,
Way and free from dandru1 is merely
Il matter Of using a little Dandcrinc.
It is easy and inexpensive To have
nice, soft hair and lots Of II, Just get
small bottle OK kuowlion's paudcrlne
now--r costs but few rcnls--all drug
stores recommend it-.cpply little as
directed and within ten minutes there
will bt an apr"aruc" Of abundance.
freshness iiufTin"$S and an Incompatible
gloss and lustrr, and try rs you Will
YOU can rot find Il trace or dandruH or
falling hair: but your real surprise Will
b4 after about two weeks use, "neh
you Wi! Sc new ha!r-~iuc and downy
at tirs;-ycS-bul really new hair
SproutlnE out AL over your scalp
DandCrin" is "" believe. the only sure
hair grower. destroyer Of d;n6ruh and
cilrc for itchy scalp. and 1t never lalis
70 stop falling hair At once.
If YOU want ~ prove how pretty ana
snf: your hnlr really. il. moisien cl"th
with q li;rle Dand"rlnc and carefully
draw II through your hair--taklnE one
small strand Il: II time. Your hair Will
be soft. glossy and b"aitriu! IN just
4 few momCntS---a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
Mrs. Nathan Ashcraft of
St. Clairsvi!le, Dies

Ms. Nathan Ashcraft Of St. Cla!rs-
vile. d!"h At 1910 this morning AT the
nom" of her nephew. William R!nkrs.
AZ s.. C7airsvill". She was IS years
and =" days, and is survived by her huS-
band and one son. William, At home and
one daughter. Miss MARY. OF Wheeling.
She died after a short illness nf dropsy.
Funeral arrangements nrc lncnppI"te.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
PHILADELPHIA MAYOR
is PLACED ON TRIAL

pTTILApEL. PHIA. Jan. o2.-Thomas
r. Smith. mayor Of Philadelphia, was
today placed on trial in the common
pleas court charged with misdetneaho!
in. office and violation OF state II"
prohibiting the particj patton OF Office
holders in politics. The charges gre"
out Of the riots in the Fifth ward on
the occasion Of the primary election
IN September 1917. when STRONG ar"
men" alleged 20 have been brought here
from N"w York for purposes OF intim''
dation became involved IN n fracas IN
which George Eplcy. policeman was
killed