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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
79,SO7 UNOFFICIAL
RETURNS OF SECOND
DAYS REGISTRATION
| 10000 Electors Have
Qualified Thus Far for the
November Election-Fa ar
Ahead of Last Year.

\ total Of 70,&07 electors qualified on
the second registration day yesterday.
according to the unofficial police returns
completed shortly before II oclocl! this
mcrning Leaders Of all parties expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the
results, although the aggregate was
about 10000 below that Of the first rcgis-
tration day, September g.
The total registration for the two days
is approximately $4,000, whIch is far
ahead uG the registration for the first
two dlya in 1913. Tho registration on
October ?. the final day for electors to
qualify for the November election. is
expected to exceed by far that Of either
yesterday or September 3.
Approximately S7oOoO citizens in this city
are qualified to vote at the November
election. according TO tine books of the
Registration Cotnmis ssioncrs. This would
leave about l9ocO) who may qualify on
tho last day.
Yesterdays "nr. mcnt undc.. the part,.
= ""sihco itus We az iCiUWa:
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
MoToRCARs STOLEN DAILY
Germantown Thieves Take Machines
Only of One Make.

Thieves In Gcrmnntown havo stolen u
motorcar each night since sunday and
polio" arc dragging every scctipn uf the
city in thcir efforts to locate the Gu prits.
Nj cars stolen are of the Same mako.
Only one has hcrn recovered. This il
owned by Mrs ~ Bacon. of Wistcr and
Chew streets. II was stolen on Sunday
evening.
Last night n touring car owned by s.
G. Matthews. il0 Gowen avenue, was
taken from In front of theatre at Ger
mAntown avenue and School lane ON
Monday night n car belonging to Howard
Gram was stolen from in front Of his
rcs'Clrncc. 52O1 Wayne avenue.
'rh" police believe all three cars were
taken b. persons with a mania Tor joy
tides IN borrowed machines end believe
thcy will be returned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
GERMAN SOLDIERS REPORT
SEEING DUM-DUM BULLETS
Berlin Officially Continues to Charge
Allies Violate Geneva Convention.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2s-The follow
ing official statement Issued in Berlin on
September .. was received here today IN
a private letter:
From captured French and British
soldiers VIC have taken thousands Of cart
ridges with hollow points. The cartridges
were still partly In the wrapping sup
piled by the factory. From the number
and the manufacture II is plainly seen
that these cartridges are factory made.
In fort near LonEwy a machine for
making them was found. Thus the cart
ridges were supplied In this form by the
army authorities. The wounds Of Our
soldiers show the destructive effect OF
these dum-duri cartridges Whilst Eng
land and France are thus violating tho
convention OF Geneva, Germany Is scrup
ulously observing the requirements of In
tcrHatiOnal law. no dum-dum cartridges
being found in the German army"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
AUTO BUS LINE MAY
BE PLAN TO DELAY
TRANSIT CHANGES
Broad Street Project Sus-
pected as Means to Divert
Attention of Councils.
Franchise to Be Asked.

That an automobile omnibus line
project for North and South Broad street
will be used to divert attention from the
transit plans before Council at the meet
ing tomorrow is the story current toe
day among politicians who say that an
ordinance for franchise may be intro
duced tomorrow.
1t is certain that plan is on foot to
enfranchise an automobile bus line at
the earliest opportunity. This has been
confirmed by Walter c. McIntirc, 1881
Thomson street, who is said to be direct
ing the promotion of the line. Mclntire
Is related to George c. Pierre. member
of the Board OF Registration Commits
soners.
He Is head of Mclntirc & Co., firm OF
electrical contractors, at j. North t1tth
street. He held several contracts during
the building OF the Market street sub
way.
.It Is true that we are planning to
operate an omnibus line on Broad street
said McIntire today. "The project is only
in it's first stages, however, and can
not give out any announcement until
more progress has been made.
"The first step toward forming n COM
pany will he securing franchise from
councils he added. He refused to name
those Interested in the project
McIntlre was asked whether he had any
assurances that the bus line scheme
would be favorably received in councils
II cannot tell you anything about that
now" he replied. "Thcre will be u full
announcement when the ordinance Is pre-
sented." II was recalled that Peter j.
Hughes, vino operated Broad street bus
line several years ago had failed to get
a second franchise.
1--WE cannot tell yet how the project
will be received" was Mclntires com
ment. mo, we do not fear the pro-
posed Broad street subway. 1t will take
several years to build and in the mean
time a bus line will have a steady patron
age. In any case we would not be COM
peting with the subway, for 1t would
carry passengers from Chestnut Hill and
other long haul points, The bus line
would make only short distance runs and
the ride would be more pleasant than on
the subway
on the street the news of the bus line
project was greeted as Il move TO oppose
transit improvements.
.'If that scheme is introduced in Coun-
ellis some people may look on it as a sub
stitute and an excuse to delay action OH
the subway" said one man prominently
in the subway plans. "Of
course a bus line never would take the
place of the subway" he continued, but
al the same time those opposed to the
subway might use il as a preteNt for de-
laying action"
There is strong belief in many quarters
that an ordinance to grant q franchise
for a bus line will he introduced Mt the
meeting of Councils tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
PASTOR SAVES CHURCH
Heads Congregations Bucket Bri-
gade-Fire Probably Incendiary.

gade-Fire Probably Incendiary.
Members Of tho congregation, headed by
their pastor, formed a bucket brigade
today and saved the Wiley NJ Il. Church
In Camden from destruction by flames.
The statement of tho Rev. Daniel john
son, the pastor to the police indicates
the blaze was of incendiary origin.
The church Is at Third and Bccketts
streets 1t Is a frame structure. Mr.
Johnson said that shortly after daybrcol;
he was aroused by n passerby, WIN
shouted that smoke was issuing from the
steps of the building.
Calling number of his congregation
from their homes. Rev. Mr. johnson prc-
cured buckets OF watca arl they suc-
ceeded in cxtingu!shing the blaze before
1t reached the main structure.
at Is n mystery to me why any OLE
should do such thing" said the pastor.
Papers had been piled up under the
steps and lighted, showing that the at
tempt to fire the building must have been
deliberate. have no personal enemies
that ! am aware of and am equally sure
the church itself has made none"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
DE&AD MORE TRAINS
New Jersey Commuters File Protest
with State Commission.

protest against the action of the
Penns,lvania Railroad IN curtai!ipg it's
services with the publication OF the vim
ter schedules yesterday has been filcd
with the New Jersey Public Utilities
Commiss on by the South Jerscy Com
muters' Association.
The association has begun a campaign
against tire threatened increases In COM
mutation rates. The association charges
that the new schedules have been drawn
up without regard to the convenience Of
the great army Of commuters. 1t is al
legged that the residents of some towns
will be Obliged to move elsewhere at great
financial loss
protest has also been lodged with
the commission by the patrons of the
Pembcrton and Hightstown Railroad.
who, 1t is alleged. arc delayed when using
trains for fortv-tivc minutes at Penn
bcrton whom waiting for trains to Phila
delphia.
The residents along the lines contend
that they arc cntitled to better service,
in view of the fact that the United Rail-
roads earn about 10 per cent. of the
stock, and that the Pennsylvania Rail
road. which leases the United Railroads,
has no right to apply the earnings to
other branches to the detriment of the
people of New Jersey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
FOR COMMERCE BUREAU HEAD
PRESIDENT Wilson Nominates Doctor
Pratt, of New York.

w, W,,ASHlNGTON, Sept. 1G.-Prcsldcnt
wilson today sent to tho Senate the nomi-
H1uon OF Dr, Edward Ewing Pratt, OF
N"M York city. TO be chief of the bureau
y. i rorelsn and Domestic Commerce. of
An An artlnent of Commerce. To succeed
Alourtus II. Baldwin. DIR. Pratt. was
Sniet statistican of the New York state
FOod lnye9tigatiOn Commission.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
WON'T SUPPLY ADDRESSES
Postoffice Will Not Aid Missing
Directions on Cards.

Postal cards sent through the mails
with no house number OF street address
ON them will no longer be sent to the di-
rectory service Of the Postottice Depart
ment for the filling in OF the complete
address, but will be deposited for general
delivery. The above order was received
in Philadelphia at noon today by Post
master Thornton. II has been noted by
the postottices through the country that
large corporations are in the habit Of
sending great many post cards with in
complete street addresses.
At the same time 1t was announced that
bids are open for 2,lC0O9O pounds Of
twine and twine OF iute or material suit
able for tying up packages of letters and
will be received at the office OF the pur-
chasing agent, postuttiCe, Washington.
until October /, 1914, at > o'clock. The
orders Tor the above materials will he
for amounts to be used from November
/, 1914. till October 81, 1915 Applications
should he sent to the purchasing agent
at Washington
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
ToDAY's MARRIAGE LIcENsEs

,,Evrlyn HoIigS5 JIiImeS MlesrrhantyIle, y, j.. ana
William NIIt"H,iana - $. Colorado 81.
" r,'n 'rI'S9n 50 2i5G Chestnut ST.
Al ,J' J"' - - Noodington. 1882 Sellers ST.. and
Fraprsssl,,I IaiNshaw, i4iO LiepeT street
ana ~ l4aSoFsa l22l ~ Hutchinson Al .
iRsou 'a Nlastrostefano, 1921 ~ Hutch
'2 Lpl,,n Lsw,s 2ols N. Franklin st.. and
Ceorr.' Z, smith smith 40 Fairmouut ave
son I5ia VT Amin ST., ana Blossle VII
tWI'cN McFaddsn 300 s..
BeBiaTpI, 'Iit Chestnut Hill.
n -''H!n Bell, 333T Flbert - ,,I Ssa,,t,
M,uri, % y SAMSON st. "
Siyr5ie Myrtle 3 3 Bar bHo1rGlmsn, s55 y 25h ST., and
tha + Iotris l2'il Poplar siIt.t, ard Mar
sper,ar E9'hfsnn. 40 south Eightcenth street
ana Nr,NSs, n, bntterw"rth, TfIi Hoyer 4 set
Charies' 'iSsSaTita Badly, 2OS Gowan ayenua -
U'N.iu' 9SSust; Frosepegt Pa and Mary S
John Btig,,lfT" III, NoIth Nineteenth street
rJ5.' 2@eii 1921 North Opal sheet srI Cart
Nick TI.at'e t'eL, lhiG Woodstock street
Lena go; lhio Worth Lawrence sfraet and
SEaui !. lI5"utl li2s North Lawrence strs.1
and - Macbonald. 7OT HrooElvD ~ 81
Frauk TH,'7 Al, Taylor 4la3 Parrish strsat
Graz '9sittnls4l, BostUn. Mass and AM.
CLRrl. taslV sharp street ''~
Clara n anderson. 7025 Yocurn street arI
Nalhanisi' igmlng 12il PaschaI avenue
LILLIAN "a LHlrinan. 30lT Fletcher street. ana
german i7s4 south Fifth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
BLAMELEss FOR BOYS DEATH
testimony Vindicates Driver of Motor
Truck in Fatal Accident.

,,il Noeil Hanish, - years old. 2Ila Birch
IS.y.ell, VINO ran down and fatally injured
srietaI-oId Jacob Goldstein with an
LI.olucE on September 8, was found
snI II''y,ess '5, today at the Coroner's inquest
Haas WIS shown by the testimony that
Par"sth employed as chauffeur by
en-, f" CO.. pork packers, made every
wss avoid striking Goldstem II
t,o, t" us" testified that young Goldstein
saw the truck In dime 10 escnpe hut an
br".lV became confused. The accident
svai"ea nj Marshall street and Glrard
piSthe Goldstein lived at 1888 North
HCr,.,s' s'lsft' lie died in the ChiIdren's
=" ""'"pathlc Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16

The following table shows the regisira-
ton and enrolment by wards and party
classincations. The ward totals show
the results for the first registration day
this year, September 3, and for yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
BOY sHoPL1FTEn SENTENCED
New Brunswick Lad Sent to Reform
atory for Stealing Paint.

Judge Ralston in Quarter Sessiona
Court today sentenced Harry Hnppcl, II
years old, of New Brunswick, y. j. to
the Huntingdon Reformatory after he
pleaded guilty to the larceny of cans of
paint from Market street department
store.
Hapncf on August 81, walked into the
paint department picked UP the cans uf
paint. ana then went to the eSchlnEC
desk and asked to have his money re-
funded. The boy was arrested twice in
Washington for larceny, but no G.sposi-
tiCn was made OF the cases
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
COMMISSIONER IS ACCUSED
Jersey City Judge Alleges Public
Safety Official Dominates Court.

JERSEY CITY. Sept. l6.-Frank Hague,
Commissioner of Public Safety here, is
accused of having 'railroaded" several
young men TO prison in statement is
sued today by Judge John Warren, OF the
First Criminal Court of Jersey city.
Judge Warren also alleges that Judge
Charles +. y. OBrieu, of the Second
Criminal Court is dominated by Hague,
and that many OF Judge O'Brien's deci-
sions are dictated or controlled" by the
Commissioner. Hague denies the accu-
satiuns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
SECRETARY CRATER IMPROVED

TRENTON, y. j., Sept. l6.-The condi-
ton of Secretary of State David 5. Crater
was reported to be much improved today,
lie is confined In the Methodist Episcopal
Hospital. Brooklyn, where he was re-
moved from his summer home in Avon
hy-the-Sea, Monday, suffering from an
attack Of appendicitis At the institution
today il was harmed that II his condition
shows further Improvement an operation
will he necessary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
CURIOSITY PROVES FATAL
Dynamite Explodes While Workman
Investigates Cause of Delay.

LANCASTER. Pa, Sept l6,-Culiosity
today cost George HeiIman. of York, his
life. lie was employed on the state road.
near Oregon, where blasting was being
done. one OF two dNuamite cartridges
failing TO explode, he approached to in
ycstlgate, aud while bending over the
cartridge il exploded, killing Heilman in
stantly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
FUNERAL MARCH AS THREAT
TO FORCE $4,000 WAR LEVY
Mayor and Prosecutor of French
Town, However, Reported Rescued.

m TIUNDUN, SrDt, u
me Times correspondent in Coulou-
nIers. Department of Seina- Il: E:-Alarne,
france says that the Mayor AMI prose
cutor OF that town refused to pay S2O.G0
demanded hy the Germans as a war levy.
Ihey were taken outside the town 10 be
shol the prosecutor told the corresponds
eht and the Germans PLACED Chopin's
ipneral mach as last thrcat to induce
mem to pay, but the English saved ;haiv
!NeS' as retreat was ordered before
threatened execution could be carried out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

Mrs. J. NJ. Layne and children le,,
yesterday Tor visit with relatives
near Pittsburgh.
Dr: d. W. Boone has returned from
a trip TO Columbus.
Bellaire acre OF Eagles will hold
an Important meeting this eyeninT in
Odd Fellows hall. "a
=. s. McMillen. OF Bethesda. has re-.
turned home after visit with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hass. OF Grave,
Hi. have returned from East Liver.
pool where they attended the state
encampment OF the G. A. r.
Miss Sarah Catch. OF Covington.
KY; returned home yesterday after
visit with her grandparents Mr.
And Mrs. Il. Johnson. of Noble stree,
Norman Wassman has returned
burgh '''S
Mrs. f: NJ Brock. OF BeaIlsville. ara
rrests OF friends here.
Wilbur Israel has returned from a
visit with friends az Steubenviiie
Charles Strskl. OF Noble street was
visitor az Epworth park yesterday.
Inc annual picnic of the Linton
lodge or Orangeman will be held In
keyser's orchard at Shadyside. Sat.
urday, July IL.
Miss Dorothy Wassman has return.
ed from visit with relatives a,
Parkersburg. W. Va
william Webb has returned 10 his
/ nome In Lancaster after n visit here
NJ. l. Blackburn has gone 20 An
thony. Kans.. called there by the
death OF his mother.
Miss Mae Patterson. OF Twenty.
third street who underwent an opera-
I ton at the North wheeling HOSPITAL
was brought 20 her home yesterday,
MT. and Mrs. Roy Walker OF New
Philadelphia, are spending a few DAYS
with relatives here
MISS Lillian Anderson. Of Fayette
"a: has returned home after a visit
with relatives in the CITY.
John O'Connors has just completed
q hne new residence on Hamilton
street and is preparing TO ocrsloy n
Miss Ruth MCGEE has returned IN
her home In Pittsburgh after spend-
Ing few days with relatives here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Earl Heslop is expected TO return
from Cleveland to-day.
The local Athletic team had their
pictures taken yesterday afternoon on
the mill field.
Robert Mcconnell left yesterday for
VIII spend several days the guest OF
his parents
Carl Thompson will begin his new
position to-day at the Martins Ferry
Clothing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer. OF Mid.
dletown. o.. will arrive in town this
afternoon
J. o. Perry. OF this city. Republican
candidate for county treasurer Re-
turned from Flushing yesterday.
William Saunders returned TO Can.
ton Yesterday evening. after spending
sunday with his family.
Herbert Owens. of Midland. Pa was
me guest OF his father yesterday. and
returned last evening
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Foley returned
TO Steubenville after spending several
DAYS the guests Of relatives.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
knights OF Pythias will be held to-
morrow evening
Roger Lupton and Jesse Barton
Barton
T. J. Davis. OF Steubenville. was the
guest OF friends yesterday I'm this city
russell Eberly returned from Canal
Dover after spending several weeks
the guest OF relatives.
Alfred Mitchell spent Sunday at ST.
Clairsville. the guest OF relatives
superintendent Guy Finch left yes
terday for Cedar Point. where he will
attend the meeting OF the Ohio Teach.
ers' Association.
Mrs. Lucy Grayson is spending sew.
eral days in Detroit. with relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
RICHIE COUNTY
PRIMARY TUESDAY
REPUBLICANS NAME EXCEPTION.
ALLY STRONG MEN AND RACE
WILL BE CLOSE.
Nitrolie Attack on Judge Moss BY
John hamilton viii Make Votes
For Tire Former.
10y Harry ~. oawso,,

-,. bLl. ENEORO. W. Va. June 2S -
hg Republicans Of Richie county
VIII hold district primaries throrrh.
az The county on Tuesday. June 2O
10 select the nominees FOR Inc vsri,
Gus cuuuty offices 90 be voted ON al
Do" id.l election. and the nartv ia 10
u' cpuFfatula'ed on having re fvo an
.rray ~ the best Cifiz.uorv and starI.
Iht Rrpuhiican- 10 select from ag
oAor was presented 10 tho ygfere ~
any county. For the Legislature. that
experienced veteran. Col Mike *
y ~ PennsbOrO. will undoubtedly
10 ono ar The winners. with -. .b,-frr
Iohu luederman and Or " D. Tai
h9ti both Of Huntsville ASPIRIN FOR
other berth Zoo the lower h0u4e THO
most interest ting race bon the county
ir Iof county clerk which g. h1fr
lucrative and important and ~ BE- "a
Iu which NJ tho two sarTHFaf,.
Luther u Maple or 7 " Gharpusgt
.- mo more rOTHl1r. both HAVING
ITo0p- ~ friends and both lay. -ary.
capable ~ d. 7 pretty race ana -r.
'f ViI n0f De- known until late
tuesday evening For Circuit .r.-t
Lf'l, Hr" three capable a.uIrHrfa V
th Martin. ~ Toll Gate. T. T. coke.
,.'. of Grant district and Wellington
rrniy between vrrfir ana Collfr,
ror Co 1'y Comm '.sirnfr. 81
uourIas- frf a Istr.ff az cargr
ar" fh" candidate ~ ~ Cotai.y
.ho present incumbent Ie uror.oegI
Tor tourff Superintendent Of artD,t.
Was. fr'rf convention uHf b..
hn'd iu fhH county ON 1sIIy II fo e..
I'rf HrIlrH'n- fo tho Hood ffafris.
= niforI1l convention which convene.
lr Parker hurr fn Tuiv % Tbsf "a.
Do wheel horse OF RsrubfIr.rI.-.
Col Frher' 7 gro~orv. of psrt,..
burr candidate and h4a T4F.
ln Irfif" canvass. TTe Dr. p1fetisr boz
h'irhIn Hrf VIII likely receive 90.
rUynfve solid vote. as Wood q. On
TITLED 'o fhr Senaf0rahfr fh.. vlar b..
rotation LAWYER 20 70 Uudre a. p.rt
OF burg d. also r candidate
Fourth district conrrneau14u rrrr
NNr " Moss viIl hs tho raruHfIrsr
nominee f0 succeed himself rst.r.
n1 opposition and 10 ia predicted BE-
wII DO elected hv n largely frrrs4a.F
majority over Honest" John tamil
'Cu whom The Democrats urf r. I.,
slaughter l1ef TusafFr fr.Hs. co..
hae arrived and r. known Co DO
-.fnnE. safe. pdil.fakIul. uru.... .r'
public servant efficient and ahI. Old. .
hIgh degree. coupled with uneurrtIne
honesty and integrity Trudee Mo-.
star ~ POPULARITY o. ever on hr ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
Planning for the
StOrks Arrival

Among those things witch al wor,.,
shouIi know %. and many Of tfrr, A.
- splendid external application agff
m most drug stores under the name -
Mothers Friend" 10 Iq a penet-afirs
Illil and many and many a mother tom.
bow ~ e1 wonderfully aided them throrr5
the period 70 expectancy IT, chief pu--
pose '9 io render the tend0ra. Ura--ar.t.,
ana muscles 1n plant that natures 80
tfn7I'n may he nrrumpliehrd without 49,,
irf0ure strain e1 often characteri4tI. ~
thn period n expectancy.
M.ihfr4 Friend may thereto. 81.
considered 77 Indirectly having a grl.-..tIt
lnflc".n upon 'hn carly d.rp8aIff11 -
The future Generation
Wh.'.'.r Induces On tho ease ana -,-.,
f1rl NJ fno mother should leave be f.-.-.'.
NI. ..' n'rE.'. rr.frl of Tho hahv
Af any rHfe NJ .a reasonable f- t.ft-...
if'' SINCE NnfN.re FRIEND has 49,.
con- .Hr.Hn 90 motherhood f4- rr,-. t..t
h1f 20 century 70 muef Dol a r-rafy ~,
women have learned thr great vain. Il,
N'f "a any frrr STORE Tor ..sf-te...,
frI.Hi. penetrating. srfr-raI 49,
m rr.ft hoIp and value. And 80. -
iradfn.d Regulator CO.. 400 far-sr NJ
Irfn Co. Tor their book n 49,
- timely Information. '-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
ORDER
Reer Wines
Whistles
Best Grade-Best Prices
Acorn Liquor Co.
DlLLONVALE, OHIO


X J. Bags will b. home from Kan
sas city 70 be the guest OF his parents
over the 4th.
l. 7. Brooks. baggage master OF the
{. p Is recovering from a slight at
tack OF pleurisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles spraEue return
Cd home last evening from a several
days visit at East LiN erpool
Emmett Farmer was the guest OF
friends yesterday and will return TO his
home In Stoubenville to-day.
J. o. Perry, the Republican candidate
Tor county treasurer. returned home
from Flushing yesterday morning
J. r. Davis. Of Middletown. o. is her.
the guest OF relatives for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Camden and son
FRANK, are the guests OF relatives Tor
several days.
~. l.. Naddel. Of II richsvilIe has Ac-
ceptcd position with the DOugherty
BARRIERS. on Lincoln Nv enue.
Mrs. ID. A. Barrett Xho has been via
Ting relatives for the past few days. re-
turned TO her home IN Wellsville
The Enterprise Council of Junior Ne
chanics, will meet this evening In regu-
lar weekly session.
Miss Irene Martins. Of Bridge street.
was visiting relatives at st. Ciairsville.
over Sunday.
Miss Hazel Cunningham spent Sunday
at 81. ClatrsNtllc. the guest OF friends.
DIT. and Mrs. William McHugh Of
Cleveland. are the FGests OF relatiN IS
for several days.