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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
KYLE SMITH HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
LOCAL AVIATOR THROWN INTO
OHIO RIVER WHEN MACHINE
GOES BAD
Was Hssirs Trisi Flight Near SIS
tsrs Island, Above tne City Yes
terosy .ssnen Accident Occurred

What might have resulted IN ser.
ious injury or possibly death 10 Kyle
smith. local aviator. occurred yester-
day Afternoon when his aaropis-e
turned over uhiie making o. trial fizrf
a. Sisters leland To spectators. tire
man vas appareutly making r. sue
cessful ascension when directly over
The river. however. something vent
wrong. The machine turning over WIN
rs human freight the big bird dived
towards the river almost totally sub
merging itsef 10 uas with consider.
abe difficulty the aviator srf-icafef
himsef arl Eot himself and machine
out 81 re water
Mr smith D. ssrg sen kzc-r forrL
lJ and Bis many friends are corzratr-
'afrr Rim on BIS marvellous e-rara
He has perfected. to n certain extent
mactlle that DO hopes aiu some
DAY bring fame and riches fo himself
Quite "a Iffie progress has beer made
On ifs ccuuicfc- he has hls harrar
on Sisters Island and there makes
Die trial frhfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
About People
Movements % individuals 70
and From .ise City.


Mr.. William JOB. a prominent coal
nan o. Columbus. O. j. REGISTERED -
The Hotel Mcl.ure and viu spend sev.
eral days In the city.
NJ. and Mrs. 8. Il. Burt and so7. %
Aanningtcu. are guests % relative,
here.
Mr. and Mrs Lou Svabacker leave
Tor ut Clemens uher. they ain
spend a feu weeks
Mrs. d A Ebbert ard caurn-a-.
Miss kafheri1e. Jeff for Terre Haute
~Ler7 hey are guests % relative.
Mr and Mr. William Llprharft
and dauEhter Miss Josephine are
spencinE some tine in Cnattanoozs.
Tenn
Aiss huiia Feiuier. 90 North Main
street. has returned from Baltimore
Nhere sle attended the federation 81
Natholic WCuerr Clubs
ZION 81 p Hubhard returns TODAY
IRON Nantucket Macs uheer b. IA
erected sumner home
hiss Mayue Houee 20 tho fsia-f
l'i- yesterday fcr Neu York 20 ~.
lent ne annual meeting CO the s..
.-n1al council UauE rfrrs rf aurrtra
1le HlI aleo rIFH relatives lei arr-
timore. WasrlnEfon ard other east
rrn c.tifs Miss Hous- enjoys ~
aclor RI being ttr Youngest nrf~r-
cf tle National rourrn ard has 4f-o
nan d. h-elfst state ori-e o.
Councillor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05

cred.
TOUR PLANNEO-webs,er a SIN
q the Panhandle Agricultural C1un
has arranged tour % Ohio and
Brooke counties for the purpose 81
giving apple packing Demonstration
70 the farmers % the club
TAKES OVER BARBER SHOP
George Williams. Vho has been con.
nected sith the Victoria ba-berirE
psrlors under the Victoria vaudeville
theatre. has taken charge % he popu.
lar tonsorial establishment and j. nov
TIE manager
OPENS OLD PJANT-nurinr ths
Tast week the Rockpoint Limesto7e
Lansing Company took over the pro
perry ~ TIE old Wheeling firnsstore
Company. east % the city and uiu
operate the same
REGULAR NEETIsc-Ths dir.
tors - IRE Ohio VALLEY Automobile
Club ein meet In REGULAR session
next Thursday evening several busI
ness matters % importance all come
up for consideration
DIRECTORS HEET-Tha directors
cf the Associated Charitles viii meet
THIS afternoon 20 four O'Clock In the
headguarters GO fha organization Sav.
eral Business matters 81 Importance
alI D. considered
COMMITTEE TO HEET-Ths a.
r1rce committee % the nraf-rer
Meus fr1oe -srcr uu meet today In
re cfices ~ f1e organ iratIon In the
Markrf-fl forlrr
TRV TO BREAE uILLfoNAI6F7
WILL suit has been entered i- ne
cirruif courts 81 ST. Louis 10 h-esE
the ulH 90 james Campbell a multi
mililoralre 81 fhaf place The erin.
fren 70 John p Campbell formerly o.
fhls cts are given a. ne riaIrfiTs l.
tie case The yin gave an ffa PRO
perry % ffe deceased % e. medical
school 70 81 Louis ff lei ALLEGED that
re uIl vac rtanref f1ll1uirr fha
u.rrrseIrr rhlrh maker r Illegal
WHEELING MILK FIRST QUALITY
TIE report llsf made rufur ~ re
realff depart uerf rhoua that during
re morth % September the reoria al
N1eelilg enicred ne privilege q
usirr me hrsf mia of fhe year O-fr
$40 samples frT below the ~rrsfrrlf
test cf ff per cert
POLICE REPORT The report a.
re chief 90 .nilce iusf Sled vim ne
board cf control shows thaf frerr vas
Erarf total of "a arrests made iasf
monih. aEaIrst fts % year szo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
FAILED TO GO
Patte1so1 . Elm Grove Bass Bau Team
FA-ee - nak. Trp 90 PErkers-
nurE 20 Play Sunday.

After havlnE hsi a zane arrange for
-l1daf With ire ParkeranurE rrfr1r--
tn ~ Gown riFer city. IRE players
@ ne E'afterscn ard EI-- r-rrr@ f--r-
ellrl % Much money haf brrr
sp-nt ir adrErfisirE fHr Ear-e 81 ~
t-t Aoint. % farEersourE. ard a IarEs
crowd bad rafhrraI o. - ~ .--.-s--1
-1if Pr p lrfrrrref rraf tha rIaiff~r a.
sfeEafinr rad Failed rn ref there
Lre team vas rnfIfirI - tha mar
uorr-E o. ffeFe A. go a.rHr.rl 80
ren it came tine fl~ fha drra-f--r "a
rtln. orb Fin riarrrr Ir nffIffr-
rera fhilrE fc arife hr fhr order I'll
W manage arf rlr promise fr rrrsr-~
an p.a1- such arucn Oh rr-fa~r-..f
l.artara r1rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
~ CONGREGATION OF ROCK HIIL
PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcH
WEST OF 6EllAIRE-
Services Held Yesterday Were i'm
precsive - Special Musical Pro
srau Rendered BY Choir.

With simple. but impressive ser.
vices the congregation % the Rock
Hill Presbyterian church. vets Of Bell
zire. celebrated the elehtieth anniver-
sary OF the founding Of the passorafe.
Sunday. The Rock Hill church Is per.
haps one OF the oldest Of the Presby-
terrain denomination IN Belmont eoun-
ty- The church society vas organized
in 1872. but II was not until October
1884 that the pastorate vas estab-
lished- Up 70 that year circuit min
listers preached a. the church. Among
them we're Rev Reed. Joseph Ander-
son. James Areuthnot. Jacob Ltnsiey.
DR. McNIllen and Abraham Scott
On the first Sunday in October.
lsSs. the pastoratt vas established
and Rev. BENJAMIN Mitchell vas In
stalled as minister. In the eighty
years that the pastorate has been e.
taolished the foilo~ing ministers have
had charge Rev. John Motif. father
OF DR.. Norit. president OF Washington
4 Jefferson College: J. ID. Fitzgerald.
ID H Lanerty. J. J. Lzyne. J. C
Black J. A Bauer. Walter l. Alexan-
der and J. P. Stops. the present min
ister. Only two OF the ministers are
living They are Rev ". l. Alexan-
der. pastor OF the Presbyterian church
a. NcComhs. o. and Rer. J C. Black
professor o. geology in Wooster. Ohio
University.
The services yesterday we're at
tended BY members OF the First Pres
hyteriaa church 81 Beilaire and Rev.
j H Larther. the pastor preached
the anniversary. sermon In addition
the choir rendered = program o. spe-
cal music. appropriate 10 the occa-
sion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
WEIGHT WON
Martins Ferry ArAis<a-. p.<~.. x.,..s
AtAi~ae Cab IN oood Toos
Hall Gsns Suaday

The amateur foot SaIi season was
inangurated AZ Martins Ferry yesterday
Afternoon when the Martins Very Alb
leties defeated the Island Athlete club
- the score % 10 70 O. one touchdo~a
and one field goal we're rextstersd b the
~inners- The Ferricrs out~eIshed the
ISLANDERS probably - pounds 20 the
man, both their iine and 6ackfield b~ins
- ne unusually heavy orcer- Despit-
this handicap the l. A C's put ~ a
lighting game from whistle TO Whistle
Snc VIXEN the four ten minute periods
Nere ~ an end the Pertains Rad r.afizs.i
that tn@y had ben IN a game
Only straight foot ball Nas used b.
amer team. although the forward pass
a A. succe-sfully negotiated on ou@ ~
TO oecasotns b. both elexens me
Martins Ferry backs plunged thronsi,
-. nEEtsr Island lire for Eood Ezirs
oil could % little In skirtinE the ends
OSonneit and Graham ~sre mainly re-
sponsieie Tor the sictors SCORING
,nroash her terrific ilne pluness.
yConneH kick-d be4utffui field roai
IRON The thirty-fiV yard line. du-lnE
ire thLrc quarter.
The teams looked equal IN advapcias
tn- c4A AZ The beginning q the nrsf
quarter but Ire continual pourdi,E %
TIE Ferry HE against the uEht Tsand
iorH ards had it, eject Three Island
e.e 1ia out Marsh. the speedy
built received q severe soit IN IN. rad
and Was forced 10 withdraw earl, n.
ne r-eend quarter This deUorzlfrsI
the attack OF the Island eleven 10 a Co
tAin extent and thereafter their eGorts
we're confined mainly 70 defensive ris,--
las- Penalties we're few ana the gaul.
"a oeFoid % rouEhnes- although teere
vas much holding IN the Mne unseen b
tns cii,ciais. on the part o. the Ferrians
The lineup
AarrnS Ferry-le-- Erwin, L. Price
g. Iohmas- Pair. c. Hodge. r. Lit
t-es ~ Fleanrnsrs re. Jones al
Burke In JenzluEs. rh Crco--s1r-
B.. Graham
J. A CT - CunctnEham- 1t Ever
etl IAele. HAnIey. * BrandfaSs. Z
4rlnA Nol; rg. Trunk. r. Currer-
- AcLH4lougn- Qh- Mayer IN
Marsh Fischer RI. WhaIIy. 70. Ier-
r-rr FIe-re- -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
NAEHIEoroH EASILY WHY'S
oVER sHTEEsToH HrGH


SPECIAL Dis1atch to the lrtell.Eercr-.
sHtES<TOS W Va urt a-ms--
r.rEtrrs Hlrn srrc1l school frnfhrrI
tel- defeated srtrnsfrr here raafsrrr b
eco Narri-Ercu Ere team urrr nur-
caaasef -rlrnsrrn. snIrrIrfa~-a r~r uns
aHar.e o. hold ard -Er visitors rlunre.f
eL -h.rrrfn- proved farEerols ~
ODD one STAGE If trr Enure hf1rrIrr-
f0u raae arr. sa.rH UH Inc plunge.
fr1 runs ard forward passes. AnIerslr
frafu-rt fre raws 81 on sH rari rur far
touchdown
rm-rrr- Toe Hfrr.ra arH.r ga g
hrdfrHnr. e. srElefor. cIauarl
uaa lr rrr Erf.rr FORM rar.rr Fur
goal s.csr LIre-lr-- hfa1r IrEfrr re.
.rl.ar1 DO. Lruafner g. Hruenf.
aa a.. Cd Mr n MAGE MAST
era b. r. -rrfrrsss o.. rrrr e.rrIr-
frr O. D. p arlrraHr ard rr.rnr.rr.
CO.. g. HrlrHf. Lt cnffrrI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
WHITAKER MILLS
RESUMED SUNDAY
EIGHT WILLS ~ i've WHEELING
DEPARTMENT STARTED
LAST NIGHT.
Entire MARTINS Ferry Plant ~ opera-
tion-Lengtn % Tine 90 ee o.
erstee Depends on Business.

Eisht mills In the Creek plant
81 the WhitskerGlessner COMPANY
vin b operated this week and slx
mills In the Martins Ferry plant So.
rFtary Alex Glass stated last nfzl-
nat whether the mills continued Ionr.
~ thar this week depended on ans
business outlook a. the end o. M
week All muls that are not un6---
roinE repairs VII b. operated n the
local plant while the entire Martin
Ferry plant VIII b Tn operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
NEWS BRIEFS

TO HAvE SETTER SERVICE
lte rrf.ferfs of Waruoof have 80,
ofecef .r their efcrts fo brine ahors
aet'er street car service on frr pan.
handle nrs of no Wheefrr Trarfi4r
company utirh cuerafca befuear frf.
c.fF ard Waruoof
PLANS COMPLETED AL a--a.re
nrnff lare been completed fcr TIE
meefirE 70 tne Panhandle AErirulfrr.
ri tilh shlch uiu b. held af TIE
haf1inEicn farm on SATURDAY a
pierd-d proEram uil D. caeriel our
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
CHANGES In FORM
OF PLAY NOTICED
EAs-ERN coLLEGES USED THE
FORWARD PASS TO GREAT
EXTENT.
Surprises IN Sr<sag1h and weakzsss Of
Rivals Were Not Uncomzcn-
Large Scores Frequent

NEW YORK Oct THAT the east
err coiieEe ard university foot ball
teams testing me SCALED cp-n ERrne=
with its many variations VAS shoWn 81
rumerUfaz Earlcz ou saturday. forward
fl>sin- both from mass and wide
rr=ad formations uss almost a. com
urou a. line uiunres and end runs The
tfar-e - both rne lar=e srd small ir-
stitutions u~ed thr play renesredly. the
peniing more IN the offeuse 81 the 60
the offcnse-
IRE upset which marked the play
arnonE the major efevers cann1t how
ever we charged entirely o. this stVie
- <arne- which eastern coaches have
r---tofore ben luath % adopt except
a. a SECONDARY form % sttsrS Ths de-
tcar of Fenrsg lEanla b. Franklin md
Ne--feil r-rle - fhe result 90 the pow
coupled With shiiity 20 follow ire ball
enr 20 rrullr D. ERE DIaEers arrn~-.
CoiEate-s triumph over Cornell Va due
% nucr Tire sane rnneition. slthuuEn
tne Winning score Was made On n Snort
torUs-t rs-ss foiioWius return run Or
tu1nbiinE - cornell a. critical "a g.
uEiiinefi many vard~ Eain-i ny ths It.
a. team in srrsirht play
szrpriEss IN strezxth-
strength ard weaEnes- tereIon-I fn
interpreted quarters PRINCETON found
bucERell harfer ta defeat thar Eurze~.
q lser exc Nirsinia Eave Yale a sur
40 al sraunt kuoW edge IN ne Es-@
thar r-rs~n tre Eii~ -aessiress until
trF rrai wrlsflr Hazard On the
gtnCr hand. cutuiayed tire Sprfnzfel
y. p q - college. ore % the erxr 81
Eawe
WIN Crc or fUo FUrcr-.o--s. TIRE de-
Wflrur-err 20 the eastern fraFare u.ss
densnr~rr.ted o. D. sheaf 20 l-.f gsr- Fl
f1is tine ard large scores uers fire.
f-erf. Eastern point rrurre uerf 20
to- w as11rEror A. Jefferson team which
crossed frs century score marx AZ. = -
litrsiusrrr inr'r1fi-E That ere 1914
s.-rfr rzs TIRE zane rowsr and fasr
thz- 90 fis-i-EulsleI tre team Ias-
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
JACKY ARTHURS
Dsfsat Ail-star Team q the run-sl
oresE Grou-ds YsEtsrday ~ sHs
Score % siH 20 NothtnE

IL za~e featured hr en- rrrrr.--
- hEloa and ire hitting o. g. ELaa
re aacal ArtHurr rrrferflr fefaafaI a
Team con- l0ss|f ~ a rtrEef sIf-s-a- r-.-l
fr-I rnis vicinity. IRE Garre wna frar
alI ire uar- ere Selling % frr hrrrn-s
lenT fre frsr riaes order while
trar - fra tI.--rH-s urr rafr. 49,.
nflrr r.arErf Effr Eve rrfrrries uh.ra
- Arthur bal De ore r Frr-s .a~-
r.Ta ~ r1ff'r- rr~nrs. rr zrrrrr a
aIrrir frlrfr ard tr.r-rs r-r ~ 49,
frirs fn fre plate IRE e-rrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05

Crave Hiu boys was hlt hard darinE
the entire game
10 ~ answer % Challenges ISSUED br
ire Mincresrer team. 90 fre clry. the
nlfec l11rJ team scheduled a game for
saturday AZ In former instance %
tnts KIND. trc ~ incresrFrs failed % az
Bar. The Inltrf uairy team Il sffTf
ekpecftrE the Mlnchcsrerg o. cone
arruss aith the EErre Wnlcr will b.
played " neuFFer rErF car or ulfI aurea-
In answer 60 IRE E-anfInE rhaIlenge
TIE score - innings - yesterday
1eus- ~ "a q
uited Dairy ..--f o.1g1-. IL
hattrries HesfherinEton adn johnson
McDrrauEh and Muoney
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
SATURDAY GAMES

Paying vide oPen football tn strlk-
~ contrast @ their opponents h@avv
s-GgElsh closed f0rz-zrioa Ez=ne. Wheei-
inE HiEh Saturday defeated a.. yyav,s--
curEh HiEh school - 10 Sr---.--
and Ritz Tor Wheeling wer- the r-ein
sroune gamers althouEh the team - ],
noe played excellent football against
their heavier foes
MogndsviIi= HIEh came baek from
taeir snoSinE % the BeiIaire game a
saturday - 20 s at AfouudsvfIle -.
Mound CITY boys showed a -euus-sssI-
Improvement from thelr earlier pIayinE.
Bslizi-e High school soothed a, ola
spre saturday q that city Wh@n Ia d.
issi-4 the Cambridge tEo years ago b
-. - sa-e ee11t The open STYLE
-..i-e Nes taFse!y responsible for Bell
-.le tletory- becs. DuGey and Foley
The Triadsiphia schoias-f-s -.
I'D b the Magnolia Hxh scsool
- NeN Aartinsviile SATURDAY th@ a.
--r snoTinE the out-the-piz@ lzds under
- 70 p Ine down river lzds were roe
sx7erienced and althsugh ~xe,lv rrafss-
20 IN Nsisnt- scored az vii
The Linsiy Institute clever op.nas a,
Minse sailrday. defeating ths hiEh
school az Thar place IS o. O. Rersr's-
less of tre fact that fhe czder. 49,
sireis I ffoothail they we're able 10 sco-s
After the hardest Kind % a aEh- AZ
seHel nos-r saturday. the Martins
very hiTh school eleven va fo~c.f ~
ainif defeat az TIRE harris q the hfrr
school AZ that place the sore t--s-g
~ TOE The F@rr.ans we're oct weighed
c.tIlayed ane outwsiEhes t-e Wa
800 hiEh eleven saturfsv suffered
seaiinE at me hands % the Cau4ru-f
arr team az that place e. q q ~
N or ~ alcers we're ha1sa- F-rr~ 49,
start anl were unable 90 make anv red
aaF On the Gefsnsa
rast Liverpool Hfgr was beaten SAT
rcar o. the Beaver fPal Hfr- fesr-
lf ~ 81 heaFers scoring machine va
Coo much for the uurlver lafs 49, &c.
main efforts uere On the fefensivs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF
PASTORATE is CELEBRATED


onAHA- Neo-. Oct f-John
a NcSeaI. Of Mfnneap-oii- io,-l-
cred the woit-s mile rnoto~crrl.
record to-day 90 Is - seconds
me previous record waS - So
cnos Tat. made 81 Los Angeles
- lee Humiston. also % Mime
apoils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05
ITALIANS ~ EVIoNA

LONDON. Oct q. n ss u-A
drsrafch 90 Reuters Teiearam con-
rany from Rome AYE ne vglorfs 80
piniisled special edition saying
rulor o. m circulation that italian
saliors Frre iantei ar Aviona "a sea-
lorL pr Albania % he AfriafIcI al
friday There u no coufrmation Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05

-l E..'s ss.F ~.-'' aa'-''.ss q, %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-05

tsrt Liverpool Hier va beaten Sar-
rleF o. the Beaver fPal Hirh feawf
p q. 81 heaFers scoring machine va
geo ulcn for the uurlVer lads az re-
rall efforts u-re cn the fefrnsive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-09
BORDEAUX FULL
OF REFUGEES
By F. Warrington Dawson

BORDEAUX. France. Sept. o.
Bordeaux is filled with refugees. and
there is considerable suffering
among them. The influx continues.
All buildings are packed. Before
the movement ends II is expected
half Paris will have moved south
though all. OF course. will not come
TO Bordeaux.
The government Is encouraging
the exodus from the capital Re
ports OF successes by the allies In
the past day or two have strength.
ened the hope that there will be no
siege. Should there be one. how.
ever. II is felt IL will be we'll to have
as few non-combatants to feed an
possible.
All trains southbound from Paris
are damned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-09

Up on the Fourth Floor you Will find the Floor
Coverings
$500 Tapestry Bugs are 1925.
$500 Rugs arc $3.50.
And s2oo Bathroom Rugs are si.3s.
All the Mattresses reduced, all the Screens
reduced. Remnants Of Linoieurs will be closed
out AZ mos, any old price at ALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-09
IL It Hadn't Rained
JOHN PANTON'S STORE
Would Have Been MObbed!

THE Closing Of Tnwsre. oranewsre. Stationery
orosery glassware Hsvland china and hOuseturnhlngs
Ruo. Carpets. shirt Waist all DO Closed
every I,smNohinO Reas~cd-sals Resumes Tomorrow at
IL tn. Tin Pans all the eraur,ewar, all the chO.
a croeke, Note Paper, all the Pens
All the all Carpets all the Screens all the Limo
Are TO be closed out Just quickly as human Ingenuity can
w,pt u, 100 bad II rsnsd tho first
And John pso,on said l,s good thing 1t ra'nsd' " 1t
hadn, We would have been s~smpsa. ,, .,v ,.,o,.
sh,sn the stock and Get ready for another days BIG
We started the sale at 0 o'clock With extra
AWnSy Al ~ O'Clock we had ten more
EYfY0 At > o'clock In the afternoon VI had thirty
pie selling Observation-Disclosures alone.
Helpers :"s n; s" y: s'' s- ny: '; T: set
COWS people lmpsueo, ana without, being
> sS'T the 'ss' so"
who come can GET the things they wan, Tor onstouh
and ons-h.n les. than they expected TO pay.
room to the Dry Goods and wo@s"s Garment business
s.SSs s. :o%s sSa ,%s sS
And everything Is marked down In plain homes, fashion
To give you an Idea Of he reductions. you can
AAlWolC Five Cookie Cutter, for Sc.
fny q mlk s,raners for a penny.
IVI q aeeent Dinner Pals Tor Sc.
SnnU s1 TIT 1 pa nos, 1n o 20, 0 ,Tr &c
| Bread Pans for Sc.
And
long before America
10 all reduced onefourth
pieces 10 safe say
will bargains In Hasisnd for
10
Cups saueers with gold Toe.
Punch Bowls. worth 10 $500. geo Apiece.
cranlte~are Enameed~are Glassware all onefourth
onsthrd less. and every piece Is marked
Rugs e :.' ''''' floor YOU "' ''' the Floor
$500 Tapestry Rugs s32S.
and $500 Rugs $3.50.
And s2oo Bathroom Rugs arr si3s.
Gamers All the Mattresses reduced, alt Screens
~oPS1S reduced Remnants: Of tIOoes%. will be closed
There q on Floor II was
impossible DETAIL could be gathered
glance
On Balcony you will find Boys Clothing
Music Department Both Of these es'ng to be moved when
the store 10 reoroanlxed and rearranaed.
pieces Of Sheet Music worth $780, for zoe
bundle. and no single piece worth less than t5cl
xag sSp-huy SUITS overcosts Raneoss
,aoa merchandise which wants 10 ne, d =, -
oasr his store along lines already mapped out rhs
TOO big TO be covered in
peome tomorrow " you early nnornnq and vss
VII see or yourseN why ,hrr, .s,r.
sale.peopie to walt on the crowds yesterday. 49,"
p Stake ANAL bundles alono-the p.Ilv.,v
~amped and the Chief Of the Department tryno hs g..
to keep cheerful. "'"'s Tvs ees
Written At John pan,on's
ao.e
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last sack counted Belgian flag breaks at the masthead and the
-side
osond lonely silent endotthe
N osend-ths in mid August
the pierhesd armed patrol nouri'hc' naked steel
~as am an an American nsn... citizen monsieur
The spread eagle passport nuttern
the others Prussian his face suddenly
AGENTS WERE SHOT YESTERDAY in BELGIUM
DoIoRoUs clock railroad Fifteen fellow
travellers oegather In the vast echong glass casino
talk iH OF dangers unnamed but imminent.
Up perurbed little Flemish priest Father Jacob Van
Bussea tonight Pussian uhlan
the tracks Tomorrow perhaps but tonight should
speed 8
spectral
slant definitely
UhAns boodd
when wonderful old build
standnE Who knows The Pruans burning
wherc-the place OF learning and the cotters hut
Gswo minutes more and We are In Brussels guard whispers
TO
s,enfseed Guard. cque. lawyers chief citizen. Of
Serene Belgian sente~omen. wearing gown high
One train platform eanvas-tsers on each O,
which lies boy sou''a asleep The
commanding officer approves our pa,nor,. how .cr,
steps to my side lie areny IL old lie certainly
ice, he addresses the captain OF the guard:
deered" ~ ~ " ~
look about Every woman. provided with escort
No smiles soldiers
enng tomorrow My scout and slip from the
monstrous beetle, flies friendship
station. thousand people stand sien, and patient
hand comes .v says s s'y s11u. :Gss o' ~, :0s 9oS,d
TIERS THAT BRING HOME The DEFENDERS OF BELGIUM"
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GERMAN SHIPS
ROAM PACIFIC

LONDON. Sept. s.--Fears that the
Japanese had permitted the German
warships Gneisenau and scharn.
horst 20 escape from Kiaochau
were expressed today.
Apprehension Ia felt that they
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INDIA is READY

SiMLA, India. Sept. s.-The
yiceroy has received from the
Nizam OF Hydersbad and the
Maharaiah OF Bikanir warm-heart.
ed offers OF assistance with their
troops and themselves In person
and all the resources OF their
states.
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sold,ers and sailors on active r,er ,ss
ice are flannel shirts, hospitals
ers. and cardtS1smas. flannel bed
naval and bed socks. which
Mad be distributed by tho Brit.
sh Red Cross society"
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LONDON, Sept s.--The mutiny
OF Turkish troops at Adrianople "a
reported here today. from Bucha.
rest. The soldiers are said 20 have
revolted because they we're unfed
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before America
~a-yet all reduced onesourth Open separate
Buy you buy you 10 safe
bargains In Havland for
%
Cups saueers with gold bal arr Toe
Punch Bowls. worth 20 $500. geo apiece
Grane~are. Enameied~are, Glassware
one third less, 9 marked.
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have Joined the stettin. Emben and
Nurnberg. and were about TO begin
proving on British shipping in the
Pacific.
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GERMANS QUIT
UPPER ALSACE

BASEL. Switzerland. Sept. 9.
The Germans were reported
to have evacuated upper Alsace
completely, the troops beIna
needed to oppose the Russians
In East Prussla.