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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
PULITZER FUNERAL
VIII Occur To-day IN New York-D.s
tnguished Men 90 be IN A.;
tendance

>tW YORK oct 90 Sea Yora
DISTINGUISHED mon will attend the M
neral hero tomorrow ~ Joseph ~.
liter. proprietor 90 the Sew York
World aud ,ho So Louis Post D..
patch. aho died on board bis yacht
in Charleston harbor last SUNDAY.
Mr. fuiitzers body arrived here
from Charleston late 90 day ON a spe
'iai car. accompanied BY members o.
90" family and vs. taken directly 20
ih" slate residence ~ the editor OH
East Seventy third street
Funeral services VIII Doc held Of
So Thomas Protestant Episcopal
church dt % 7o O'Clock 90 morrow az
trruoon Later tie body v|u b.
taA'u to the Grand Central station
and placed aboard a special train
which "lil take the party ~ Wood
lawn cemetery. Whcro the buruaI viii
take place
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PLAYED WITH DOLLS
Eccentric New YORK Spinster Had
ODD Pleasure. Testihes At
torncy Wicbersham

General Wtck'rsham WAS witness
here today in Wall contest lu which
be was asked to tell of th, eccentric.
ties ~ Miss Charlotte Van Den Hcu
vel. a spinst"r. Who irff her 500. 1000
estate to her uur-" and companion.
'arolin" Koch Henry ~ Taft. "A
brother ot President TAFT counsel
for the deceased spiuaf"rs relative.
who want to hrcaa the 1910. asked
Mr. Wlch"rehaw. who Wa formerly
her legal adviser. tn testify a. Co her
mental condition
MI. Wick"r-laW testimony was
10 tho effect that Miss Van Den Hcu
vel took delight in PLAYING slth dolls
that her hobby Was christmas trees
and that che took a childish picasur,
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oenLFiounslnes Good Seller.

The dcmi-founc!ngs IN shadow lace
and Chanti!ly have proved good sellers
for bounced skirts and nchu earn
lures on evening and fancy dinner
gowns. GOsus - this character hav.
INK just been launched this fan Will
com" into stronger favor FOR the
spring Another mode which Will
help the sales of 'he lighter Mccs ..
the vogue Tor sleeve ruffle- Edges a.
different widths VIII Dee used on lone
or short sleeves Unusually handsom.
evening or dinner gowns are making
use o. the wider edges arranged a.
regular Grapes for tlc lower edge OF
thc short siccres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
PUBLIC FORCED
U. S. STEEL SUIT

ItDt'AH Nv Oc, O. Repre-
sentative A o. stanley. cha rman OF
%" house committee. which has been
in'estsatug The methods and work
ms ~ the United States Stee! Cor
rpralyn. declared onirht IN IN az
dress her" that Attorney Genera
NicEersham was forced b. public
opinion Co h.e the dissolution sgl-
against the steel trust"
lie SAID that rho committee would
resume Us hearings November z.
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NEW YORK. oct 81 Relative
and friends % missionaries in China
arr addressed 'n letter sent out 90.
night by tHe board % foreign missions
~ the Presbyterian church. sympatr
ling with 90. strain through which
they are passing because OF anxiety
as fu the safety 90 mlss.ouares The
fefter points out however. that the
latest cables received d. tho board
luF, stated iu general that olI cf She
missionaries are SAFE.
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REFUSE GOVERNMENT
MNANARA EVIDENCE

lNulANArOLiS. Ind. oct Leo
kappapurr. attorney for fhe Inter
national Association of Bridge A.
structural iron Workers. today fr
'he crimin1. court resisted the re.t
I'n of Charlie. vs. Miller. United
states lhs'ucf Attorr.s. Tor posses
-.'n of eN.lenC" 100 the socalIcd Ne.
Namara dynamite caee Tor use .n "A
federal Grand jury 'nvestgaror ST.
NIplaport arrIeI that book. arf %
p"fa tr'Crg.rE t' fha iron workers.
association were part of fic evidence
seized in raid af tho Slime ~ John
d. M,Ntm'ra s arrest here. and that
f."' should boz retained in charge %
.h' county aufhorifica until thes are
returned f0 OBJ" assoc.a
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mozER sURRENoERs
FOR FAKE MURDER

Los ANGLES Oc' 30 Ur-aro
Bertram Mozc-. aEoI ... uIr saIf be-
Was the son of Maurice Wola- An
art dealer living af 800 Eaef r.r.tfH
stree. New York. surrendered t.rIrrf.
declaring himself a murderer Who
was tired of being flEHt,
Ills victim. fr said. vas stephen
Brooks. tance rl hH sister NIr.rrt.
whom hc kiIrl september OBJ. 1910
\ month ago he surrendered himself
~ CHICAGO for fhe crime. huf View
YORK police could not trace arr .Yrh
crime.
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War TAX wi,hoy, wires.

The wireless telephone used by the
a"ronsutioai detachment OF the coast
artillery oorps ~ tho California Va
'onai Guard u.s. ue lrsention Of a
san Francisco electrician and is the
hrst Instrument of Boo Kind ever ussd
% 'h suere.. iu military work" writes
Louis J. stelmarn ln Sunset Maya
zine Tor November Some Tine aro
f tIrrf- Uf aarsfIrs aere equipped
H.'H F.rriffs ffisphonrs but these
Hfrn found fo Dol .l faulty that they
"ffn taken 0g' md further attempts
.1 .. fHnu abandoned o. tho San
fflf ..Y Invention. tLIrh .q nov in-
'rrf.fIrF OBJ" gJtr~nmprf. Tho aero.
nautical detachment occurred the first
.'' made FOR saie end tested 10 thor
1Iff.t before using 10 no tho recent
Irfa. f.0 marrIfsra
l' may occur f0 me reader that the
" .rf .ora telegraph bari been 70 use for
som" 'mr aH ar adjunct 20 military
mfneuFors ari faaf 'he wireless teis-
pfons has rp easily apparent advanf-
asns ~ im YDrfant character over fhs
former such. l,ertfr. ls Ter from
l'.uf Poo truth. Orr fHr frrf place. the
rorf tD.s rI.h you'd render no
aIre.naf telegraph Unavailable. Or is
Jess Influenced lr rafuraI Obstacles
and ffr Doe subject f1 .1frrfrran~n b.
other stations Dol frrf f requires =
more lf.raf. f4r UE r1I fhnn ne
Fr.a- rHllrfg 90 fa.sErarI stations
prs.fee ord I. therefore mrrh more
.r..a.. ~ fr.rf .s rlu teinr made
FL. rrIr- 1fr. l'f.r an arf. 10 ais
f nrrr ff.f. f.r rr'e.r fefrphCrs
n d. .rl .Umrur rafrrr ~.
dun .r -rre rrrraf Dr. o. Co.
frrrsfre sr mildly rrlrIrE % r1ra
frrf orc .f fra frrf rfr.nFes aerf o.
''e r'r..r tslfglrre flrrr ne Pre-
tI r..rrrrH we ore from p1rf
Commando colonel erf asfev - ~
-atfa.r .f frr f.r Harrrsf. affsr a.
r..rrt 'r.aE.rr ..t rf Battery Cos
fr.. lf r.f
ff0rr crouch eff cf ne farrsf
L l.sr.. r... t.r.r ..ora~
aaH rr emphatic rera-
f.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01

NEN YORK. Sow fs-Nl'l Dl-.s.
mas sIl more than tao months away
Do Is roF certain that 215HYu.. rI v.ll
have been apsut lUr toys lu this cts
before tlr arrival o. December o..
thus maklrs Sea iDrk hy far flr
.ar-est t0F uarhet JOB tle ~or.l. o.
course r1t All these Toys viii hr .aei
,.r F'.f Ir fh.H r.fy or even 10 fI.a
.our ~. a Lreaf .art ~ them piI rr
liFfr b4fel OIL over Size world ~ pres
out heavy shipments are GOING f1 Joe t
tor -a.H CurllE TIE Dunbar. fhat ls.
t." croau.lE 10 hIrE ElEarI Y. AL
emperor ~ India Pea Tc~.0rs rra
fe fHat ml-f O. u.r metal toss are
made from fls trimmings from 600
cans and other metals Nssert.e.eaa
ms .e The case. New Nors make a.r
times al many TOYS 90 sheet fr aud
Iron and steel and pewter az london
and Paris. and this ls mainly because
OBJ" manufacturing zone of ffIs ..t.
uasrs n Oh and va~n.sr cane al.
Other products 0f sheet r- and Ir.r
ana Steel and spelter more Than
made tF a4 the p.arE Dol Great H-t
an. and tna Trimmings from Ire r.
ana other flr.f metal u.rsa s.ur .
mar TEL for Toys at prices 18th a....
1o Tore Eu nation can crullf. SIM.
.ar.y man iflrf.rrra rf a..I.- r...
nave taken fl l..t.rE rnrt0r... .r tFr
ilmternr rfEo H.frr much Uf frr
refuse O. aaH mills makes r-a ..U. l.
Tor f.e frI makers ard can b. Cd.
famed 10 prices az. which E.-Dr..
.aafrf raaIOt compete. I.s uaa-.
CODE OF tIe rag o.. .lL.a-r So.
Enormous one a.H.. n... a..-s.. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
MURDER

tNNIHiANA. Nv. Oct 3l.-Bryan
frico Nas shot ami k.l-d almost 3d.
stanuy b. his brother Walter tonight.
"nd chap kcnak'r. son OF a promiu-
'ht produce dealer of this city. vas
fatally wounded b. tho dead man
brother
Walter Price. fhc accused. told the
authorities that Kenaksr ran AZ him
Vita "a knife when ho fired. shoo'ing
his brother accidentally and then Cr.
ms al RcraAer 40 close range
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
LNNcHiNG THREATENED
IN GEORGIA By MOB

WASHINGTON. Ca. oct ai.-Ast.r
escaping from mob with "A rope
around h.V neck la.t Saturday nisht.
Naikrr. negro. confessed
SLAYER az g.. s.. iiorenshcad was cap
ur'd ti 90 stcriT pos-. near LIN
coln'ou fpnirhf ff .s raid that "A
mob ir automobiles IS go.uE FOB ln.
i'rr"p' .he officers and that a lynch.
in. viii result 90 they an. succe.sfIi
ii"I'nsh"ad Vas killed wh.lc seated
n bis store Saturday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
steamed Shell Oysters. peek
Sse; peek. ooc. THE SENATE CAFE


MlLWAIkFt. Ort 80 Nrmtcrs
% the National Wom1rs Christian
Temperance tuiuu i-cgrn er~-s
gettes to-day Woman euNr.-. ,.r.
endorsed bs the convention
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FEDERAL INQUIRY
~ sCNE7 CASE.
Lssa o. % Payment GO s36s71s %
Ward Heirs is on QJest.o7.

WASHINGTON. CO.. 90 Tho cor
nr...on ~ former Se.rr,a-y OF stare
John vs. Foster. and Che late p Do
lonEcr. minister % china. w.fh mo
payment ~ tffs.-gf out ~ tra Rover
Indemnity Fund. fo fte He.rs 90 lsr
oral p U Ward. kUeI .r pho Dt.ras.
rebellion OF is--. uas fr. slbI.-f o.
a1 inquiry started today tv che house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
DO YOU BUY CLASSES
AS YOU BUY SHOES?

Many people shop
which possible
when supplies
hns and making glasses specially lives have and
will edvthou
grinding the
modern world of
lower than the others who quality
make
OPEN TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
Worlds Greatest
Toy Centre

see0 Spent Ns
~. cs Of L.ra sa.-t Q ~ So IN y.-- :. H.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01

out % town visitors 20 $50 the great
.--- LnMGACHE
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NOMORt CONSTIPATION, BILIOUS HEADACHE
BAD BREATH, SOUR STOMACH OR LAZY LIVER

Furred Tongue lad Taste Indigestion
Aeh 10 become hled
} NJ nclgesto on
foul everything
loccnt box ~I feeling %, men
The evening world., 1911-07-21
CURED PlMPLES
WITH RESlNOL
Father Cured Son in England
of Acne and Now Is
Thankful

Samuel Morson, Of South Motion,
England, was so happily surprised by
the results he obtained from Resinol that
he wants every one to know OF the
wonderful preparation which has done
his family so much good. He says;
Il have great pleasure In testlfying to
the merits of Resinol. 1t Is a specific for
itching troubles. and a grand ointment,
and should be in every household. Ny
sons face was covered with acne, and
he Is now almost free from the rimpleS.
| have recommended ii to several Of my
friends for ECZEMA. sore legs, etc. aud
all have found relief and cure"
Blu, this is onl, one of thousands OF
similar cases, not only of acne, hut all
skin ~cruptions in which Resinol has
PLAYED a most important part in effect
Ing a cure. Its highly medicinal proper
ties make It most efficaciouS, and It at
once relieves irritation and itching.
S%unburn, chatting and poison ivy erup-
tons are often cured overnight, and It's
constant use builds ny ana preserves a
freshness Of the skin, not only desir-
able, hut necessary to health.
Druggists everywhere sell Reslnol
Ointment In fifty-cent and dollar
sizes, as well as Resinol Toilet Soap
and Resinol Shaving Stick.
Resinol Chemical Co, Baltimore. Md
The evening world., 1911-07-21
GOVERNOR SENDS AIDS
TO HELP FIGHT CHOLERA.
Fully Equipped Laboratory and
Experts to Be Installed
al the Port.

, ALBANY. July 2l.-At the direction
Of Gov. Dix a fully equipped state
psychological laboratory Is being es-
tablished Mt the port OF New York for
the purpose of preventing a further
invasion Of cholera. Tit equipment has
been shipped from the state Hysienic
Laboratory and a sufficient number OF
akilled psychologists are or hand to
assist In the ARCHAEOLOGICAL work made
necessary by the examination 81 Inc
large number OF immigrants.
In compliance with instructions from
the Governor. State Health
Toner Porter has detailed Deputy Conn
missioner Howe, DR.. w. s. Magill, d.
rector Of the state HYGIENE Labora-
tory, three b~acteriologists and two other
laboratory workers TO the port OF New
York, to contribute in every possible
manner 10 increase the efficiency OF the
preventive measures now being em-
ployed against this disease. Additional
assistance will he sent from Albany
should occasion rise to demand II.
The evening world., 1911-07-21

her infant sister out In her baby car
riage. started across the street with
Edith Soper. who 10 fourteen. A trolley
car blocked their passage. Apparently
Bonita lost control OF the auto. and as
h approached the perambulator the
machine swaysd from side to side. The
trolley car did not pass In time to allow
the girls to get out of the way. They
stepped into the path OF the auto. hop
Ing TO shield the infant. The auto
crashed into the group. throwing Miss
Combs 10 the side OF the road. and de-
molishing the baby carriage. The soper
girl was dragged several feet by the
machine. The auto then swerved from
tho DAD and crashed into a pole.
Bonita was thrown against the steer
Ing wheel. but escaped u%ninjured. a..
though she suffered from shock. Miss
Combs received = compound fracture
Of the jaw. n her right leg was
broken In two places. The infant and
Edith Soper were badly bruised and
may have internal injuries.
The evening world., 1911-07-21
KEEPERS WATCH
IN PARK TO CATCH
DUCKL|NG THIEF
Two Hundred Fowl Disappear
From Upper Lakes in
Thirty Days.

Billy Snyder. the overload OF the Cen
trail Park Noah's Ark. Is In trouble over
the constant d~isappearance of the duck
lings from the upper lakes. and after
worrying himself into q fever over The
mysterious losses he put on a couple
OF extra keepers to-day to ind out
whether the city 10 raising fine. tender
ducklings for the consumption Of some
of the neighbors. or whether some Of
the predatory animals Of the park
family are guilty OF the thefts.
At the beginning of the season there
were 800 little ducklings padding about
the upper lakes. They grew into In
teresting young duckhood and seemed
TO be perfectly contented with their
homes up to a month ago.
In thirty days 200 Of the ducklings
have disappeared. Keepers Donahue
and Cochran held a caucus over the loss
to-day.
Maybe there's mink hanging
around the lakes" said Donahue.
And 1t might be some Of them hawks
from jersey said Cochran.
And then again 1t might be rats
water rats, you know" speculated Dona.
hue.
Cats Is awful a about stealing
d%ucklings, amused his mate.
"Yes, and there's a blamed sight OF
people living around his park that haze
TO pay real money for meat when there's
something nice padding around at large
waiting for a handy thief to come
along" said an observer who claimed Il
be an expert on ducks. and who SAID
that the probable cause OF the losses
would be found by watching the lake.
at quiet times wnen the persons win
have found a neat way to beat the
Poultry Trust come to replenish the ics
boxes.
Snyder Is taking no chances. He II
looking into all of the theories.
The evening world., 1911-07-21
*%,y~,;I7air


Restores color to Gray or
Faded ~hair-Removcs Dam
druf and invieoratcs the Scalp
Promotes q luxuriant,
healthy hair erowth-Stops its
falling out. Is not q dye.
Sl.00 and Soc. at Drua Stores or direct upon
receipt Of price and dealers name. Send l0c.
for sample bottle. Philo Hay Specislties Co..
Newark. N. j.. u. s. A.
Hays Hariina Soap 10 uneousIed
Tor ShsmpooinG the hair and keeping the Seslp
clean and hssIthy. also for red. rough chapped
hands and face. 2Sc. ct Druggists.
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES
The evening world., 1911-07-21
FORMS OF sALUTATION.

"fIow do you do?" is the English and
American form OF salutation, but DIFF
ferent nations have different forms.
The French ask: How do you carry
yourself?" the German: "Iow do you
find YOURSELF" the Italian; How do
you stand?" the Polish: How do you
have YOURSELF" and the Dutch: How
do you fare?' These are all much the
same. but the further afield We go the
greater the divergence. The Russian
inquiries: How do you live one" but the
Swedish Is more abrupt. being simply:
How can your The Egyptian IS:
'How do you perspire?" SIN more
strange Is the double-header OF the
Chinese: How Is your stomach? Have
you eaten your rice7" while the Persian
greeting is a b~enedictlon: May thy
shadow never he less At parting the
"soodby'' OF the Anglo-American is
short for a prayer: May God be with
you" This resembles the French adleu.
which means: u commend you TO Cod
The evening world., 1911-07-21
HEARING ON SUBWAY DOORS.
Public Service board Ordered side
Entrances on Local Cars.

The Public Service Commission to-
day adopted an order for a hearing On
a proposed order to The marlborough
Rapid Transit Company to equip all OF
its subway cars used In the local SER
vice with side doors at the centre, lust
as those In the express service have
been equipped within the pas. two
years. The marlborough officials have
claimed on occasion hat they origl-
mated the improvement-for It has been
officially admitted that the centre side
door does facilitate the handling Of
passengers.
Whether or not the company will OPP
pose an order 20 use this type OF cars
In the local service, and particularly to
10 10 The expense Of equ.pp!ng all or its
old ears, remains to be seen. There will
be a hearing on the matter before Com
missioner Eustls on Avg. lG.
The evening world., 1911-07-21
LOR|MER TRAIL :.
LEADS TO ALBANY
$1,000 OFFER TALK
Friend of Hines Hunting Taft
Campaign List Says Price
Was Put on Paper.

WASHINGTON. July &c. F.
Niehe. business associate and friend OF.
Millionaire Hines. led the Senate Lor-
inner Investigating Committee TO AL
bany by his testimony at to-day's ses-
sion Of the inquiry. Doing so he told
OF a $1,000 offer he had received for
the production of a list OF Presidential
campaign contributors that was needed
IN the Lorlmer case.
After thinking OF the matter over
night Wiehe declared that one OF the
) reasons why he asked II. J. Shields, an
affidavit collector of Superior. Wis. to
meet him in Chicago about ten days
ago was to discuss sending him to AL
bany, n. Y.
why didn't you recall that yester-
day." asked Mr.. Marble.
II don't know"
Wiehe explained that the Hines COM
pany desired to ascertain IL Cyrus Nc
Cormlck contributed anything to the
TAFT campaign In 1905 and that he had
been advised the list OF contributors
was on file with the Secretary Of State
at Albany.
~ had wired the Secretary OF state
ARA had gotten n reply that tho list
was destroyed, only being retained for
a<.ss months" said the witness.
.n,nes coming hare Z havs received q
v.ra from s,b.uv ssy.uS sSa list would
n. furnished for n 900"
wiehs ala mot think the charge wa
.olsiv for oopvtnr tina laS parss OF
contributions.
no vou me,, IN cav there are l25
80. o,,rthu,ton. :, tho Tai, CAM
- ,,.ao, ..Laa s.,,,or k.r, Iate
yIasnnN.n.u,a Ss,sraa,. o, Enc ,icke,
A. r..
-
rs NJ Wv 80. -.
see "o" " ""pp'"ea, '"e"'
sp"nue" '"o "e1eaHu IT.,
"iehe was "sneu why ne "
IN ohltids "pout '"e a.D""'
he sal' shiei's cia'nheu W NV" Wv
one AT Albany that might heip u" se'
t"e iiS''
Haven't you men IN your once VINO
The evening world., 1911-07-21
ACTRESS IN AUTO
RUNS DOWN TWO
GIRLS AND BABY
Bonita Loses Control of Car
and Crashes Into Telegraph
Pole-She Escapes.

In an auto accident in which three
persons were injured at Freeport. L. L.
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Lew Hearn.
known in vaudeville as Bonita. narrow
ly escaped death when her machine
crashed into q telegraph pole.
The singer. who Is q member of Free
ports bungalow colony, was driving her
car along Atlantic avenue when Miss
Addie Combs, aged seventeen. who had
The evening world., 1911-07-21
Women's Sc Bathing
Suits at SAT-

Black Satin Bathing Suits,
made in Dutch neck style,
with kimoro sleeves and
piped with contrasting color
satin, sizes "a to "A, regular
50 values; Saturdays remark
ably low price, SAT-.
The evening world., 1911-07-21
Chile Goes 90 England for w~Rrships

SANTIAGO. Chile, July 2i.-The Gov
ernment has refused the American offers
for the construction of two battleships
Of the D~rcadnought type owing. 1t Is ex-
planned. to the high prices asked. 1t will
accept the offer of John Brown 4 Co.
Limited. an English firm, for two ships.
but will require that they be equipped
with the guns OF Vickers Sons and
Maxim,
The evening world., 1911-07-21
Woman of Eighty Dies OF Gas.

Miss Julia King. eighty years old. was
accidentally killed by gas to-day In the
rooms she occupied with her sister. Mrs.
Annie Ratigan at No. 3A East Forty
eighth street. Miss King was found by
the janitress of the house who vas TAX
ing q water inspector through the apart
ments. The valve Of the gas fixture was
loose.
The evening world., 1911-07-21

The Bloomlnedale Famous
Mohair Bathing Suits, one
piece. trimmed with g~alatea,
separate boomers, Ii new lot
of 600, sizes 81 70 400
~ .......,....... ~
The evening world., 1911-07-21
blasted Ambition.

from the Pittsburg Post.)
'Cholly is very respondent"
whats the trouble?"'
"A great disappointment. He has been
waiting to wear the irst straw hat OF
the season n now he's confined to his
room with the grip"
The evening world., 1911-07-21
Toilet Articles

lOllet ATuCleS
Rubber Cushion Hair Brushes, an
value csc. very special. ....... Jyc
BORNE, 25c. size ......... Zee
Dr.. snow Aspirin Tablets. o. O
grain bottle OF 100; special. -. S00
DR.. snow Phenacetine and Balol
Tablets. 2 " grains each; a
DIT. snow 9uinine Pills. 2-srain -.
Hair Brushes, wood back: good IN
white bristlos, reg. 24c. ut. 30. lSc
Nail Brushes. excellent bristles;
solid wood backs value l5c. spe- n
cihI ,.,..,.. &c
Tooth Brushes, pure white bris- IN
tlcs, plain and waxed backs .,. lOc
Imported Johann Maria varina Co.
iOgne, wicker covered bottle, highest
quality; Wholesale value 81 rs, IN
very special, ,,.,. ,,,,',., JUG
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-10-28
Quaint Old Court Records.

In the records of the Court Held
at Uppland, in Delowar River. From
1916 to 1881" are some quaint entries
of interest to Pennsylvania. This was
the court conducted by the Swedes,
Dutch and English previous to the
granting of the state to Penn and pre-
vious to It's being named Pennsylva-
mia.
One entry is of Jan Cornellisen of
Amesland. complaining to we court
that his son Erik is bereft of his nat
urail sences and is turned Quyt madd,
whereupon it was ordered that three
or persons bee hired to build liti
tie Blockhouse at Amesland for to put
i'm the sd. mailman"
In the suit of Andres Inckhooren
against Constable Andres Homman 1t
appears from the record that "the
Pet. complains that this Deft. hath
pulled him by the Beard and twisted
his neck, and desires to know We rea-
son."
On Oct. 10. 1880. Claes Clam win
ming an action for SANDER against
Hans Peterss. the punishment melted
out to Peterss was that "the Deft.
not being able to prove what he hath
said or any part thereof, the Court or
dered that We -Deft. openly shall de,
clare himself q Lyar."