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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-19

'Purser'' George W. White through the
historic vessel in order that they might
be familiar with the various points OF
interest and explain them to the friends
of the hospital when they came aboard.
Capt" Blair was given the services OF
the ships corps of petty officers to as
sist him in this work.
AS other members of the board OF d.
rectors OF the hospital arrived at the
ship they were set to work receiving the
friends of the institution as they came
aboard. BY noon parties of sightseers
began to arrive at the boat, many OF the
directors bringing down as many as three
or four parties in their automobiles.
Ships Surgeon DR.. Harry Lewis.
superintendent Of Emergency Hospital.
arrived at the boat during the forenoon
to Join the other Officers" and also Car
penter" Nathan c. Wyeth. architect for
the new hospital building.
The Success is lighted by electricity, 80
that those who are unable to visit the
craft by daylight will lose none Of the
sights aboard her. The benefit will con-
tinue until 1890 o'clock tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-19
STAB WOUND PROVES FATAL.
James Spriggs, Colored, succumbs as
Result of Fight.

James Spriggs. colored. who resided
in Neal court northwest, died at Gar
deld Hospital this afternoon, it is be-
lieved as result of a stab wound he
received May 80 in q flght near his
home. It is charged that he participated
in row with Isaac Carter, colored
neighbor. and that the latter stabbed
him in the chest The wounded man
was taken to Homeopathic Hospital, and
when he felt that his condition was i'm
proved he left the hospital.
Two days ago Spriggs suffered such
intense pain that he went to Garfield
Hospital, and this afternoon he died.
Carter was arrested the day the trouble
probable that he will be- taken to the
morgue tomorrow to hear testimony
biven at an inquest that will be held
by the coroner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-19
Provides for Incorporation.

bill providing for the incorporation
of the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States has been introduced In
the Senate by Senator Fletcher OF
Florida. The organization has been In
existence for upward Of two years, and
has its headquarters here. In its MEM
bership are several hundred influential
chambers of commerce and boards OF
trade located throughout the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-19

Leona Streets, Edith Stewart, Wilhemina
Waters, Sadie Wells and Louise Jones:
millinery-Dora Brown. Louise Brown,
Elizabeth Chase. Grace Freeman. Sylvia
Garner, Theresa johnson, Hattie Jones
and Cora Pinson: carpentry and build
inE-Clarence Brown, Charles Cardozo
Clarence Eggleston. Hiawatha Lee and
Clifton Taylor; printing-Daniel Balti-
more, Augusta Berry. Elmer Carroll.
Elisha Eskridge, Samuel Perry, Edward
Washington, Roger Wesley and Lawton
Frye.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
TALKS TO GIRLS
Mother" Ieonors M. Lake Delivers
Short Talk TO Girl Workers at
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. Plant.

Self respect. self efficiency. neatness
and modesty were urged by Mother
lseonora NJ. Lake. for 10 years, vice
president OF the Catholic Total Abstin-
ence Union of America, when she
spoke TO the young women OF the
Iiazel-Atlas Glass Company at noon
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lake, who comes from St.
Louis, was here 10 speak at the Red
path Chautauqua and she was accom-
panied TO the glass factory by Sec
rotary Jennie Thompson and Presi-
dent. Mrs. Fred Ferris OF the extern
sion department of the Y. w. G. A.
In addressing employees Of the glass
plant, Mrs. Lake spoke Of the dignity
OF labor and took occasion to give her
hearers some pointers on dress She
advised that self respecting, tidily
dressed working girls should not go
TO work in semi-evening clothes any
more than a business man would 20
TO his office in tuxedo or full dress
suit She urged the limit of efficiency
as the best path to the maximum
wage
From Wheeling Mother Lake went
10 GAINESVILLE where she speaks al an
other Chautauqua session today She
Is on ten weeks tour under man
agement OF the Redpath Bureau OF Co.
lumbus Ohio.
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WEAK LUEos orrEu
LEAD 70 SERIOUS ILLNESS

~ you have weak lungs. you are gen
orally subject 90 colds Or threat trouble
and easily susceptible 90 serious Lung
Trouble Dr. many cases pneumonia or
bronchial troubles leave the Lungs In "a
muCn weakened condition EckmHu'a
Alternative is "a medicine for the throat
and lungs which has been found o. be
very beneficial. even when a change of
climate and other treatments failed 10
bring relief. Read OF this case
LI1 =. Atlantic Ave. UHddOufIefI A. D.
Gentlemen lu the fall OF 1905 Z cone
tracfcd n very severe cold which settled
on my lungs. AZ last D began Co raise
rpufum. and my physician then told me
. must go Co california immediately. IA
this time I was advised fp take rrE-
mans Alternative. . stayed at home ana
commenced taking DO the last week in
october began fu improve and the
first week in january. 1906. Z resumed
my regular occupation. having gained %
pounds. fully restored Co. health Do b.
now Fevcn years since my recovery hos
been effected. and D cannot praise FrE-
man Alternative Goo hIrhly" q
tsirrrdI Vs. SCI TATFMH
above abbreviated. moro on rrquoat D
Eckmun Alternative hHr been rr0urU.
BY many years test 90 ho MOST effIrH-
ci0uH for severe Throat and Lung aztec.
tons. bronchitis. Bronchial AafhrIa.
stubborn Colds and in IubuildIur fHr
f ten. contains M n1rr0fIra. rnIelua
nr NHNIf Inrwiur drugs sold Dos frrT.
INK drIrEietu Write she FrfuIu TFU.
nrTfu-r. IlIIfdUIrhII. IH fHr booklet
ielhrF r. r"coFcries and additional evil
dcnec ADV.
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There are a fe~ desenerates stn
loanng around Wheeling. this being
conclnsiNely proven about y 20
9elock THIS murnlne when thre. f.i.
lows. one OF whom L. knoun 10 IN.
police. attacked Miss Wilma Cots 81
Kim Grove. AZ the East Wheeling
Fairgrounds. The Girl Who vas mar.
RED 70 man BY the name o. NJ n
hobos. some years ago. vas aNAinting
ior the Owl car ~ l. understood When
NE roushs approached her and grab.
ped her BY the coat In endsavorinr
70 get away she dropped her coat aud
book from The public Library.
Onicer Neicer appeared on the
scene and the fellows. seeing him.
troke away from the girl and ran
The officer swung his gun into action
and empued Il al them. but did not
trinE any down. A dragnet Was i'm
mediately thrown out over East
wheeling. and the officers were st,I
looking Tor the trio az 230 O'Clock
this morning. The fact that one OF
the fellows IL well known 10 the no
Ice makes the work COMPARATIVELY
easy. and u 4 expected that they will
be captured before late this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
ANNOUNCEMENT
Weston. w. Va. July 1874.
To The Republican Voters Of The First
Conversational District

| hereby announce myself as can.
didate for the Republican nomination
for Congress In the First Congress
sional District Of West Virginia Hav-
ing been consistent and life long Re.
publican and having served at the last
session In the State Senate of West
Virginia. my record in that body will
Indicate the character OF legislation
that ] favor the support. II will show
that ! have supported aggressive and
liberal enactments and particularly
legislation designed 20 benefit our
working men and farmers and the
masses Of the people In general
If nominated and elected 10 Con
gress ! pledge myself 10 support ur-
waveringly the Republican principle
of protection 10 American industries
and 10 American working men and 10
advocate liberal and progressive legis.
attOn in harmony with the tendency
and desire of the American people
At a later time I will more partic-
ularly define my position on specific
questions In tho meanwhile / soil.
cir the kindly consideration 81 the
Republicans ~ this district and assure
them that n made their nominee I
will enter this campaign with the de-
termination 90 carry on a vigorous
and successful contest
I remain
Yours very truly.
George p White.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
BELLAIRE


The city council hello "a regular meet
ing lest night with al members present
except Fleming.
The semi-annuaI appropriation ordi-
nance providing Tor the current and
other expenditure. was head and under
n suspension OF the rules was passed.
Ordinance 20 issue note In sum OF
$1,000 Ia anticipation OF the collection
OF special asscsmcpts for the ConstruC-
ZION OF sewers IN part OF the second
sewer district, was trgrossed and pass
ed
Ordinance to issue note for S1.OI2.50.
In anticipation of the collections OF spc-
cal assessments FOR the improvement Of
Trunbull street from Thirty-siXth street
TO alley for grading and constructing
the necessary bulNer's. draining and re-
tanning walls. 4 motion Co pass the or
dtnancc under suspension ut the rluts.
An ordinance was passed declaring n
necessary 90 issue note for St.O94.75 iu
anticipation of the collections OF special
assessment for the Improvement OF
Hamilton street. from Thtrty-second TO
Twenty-siNth. by grading and paving.
Another ordinance WAS passed 10 issue
note FOR Sh.652.Nl ia anticipation OF the
collection Of special assessments for
Improving jefferson street from Forty
ninth street 20 the city limits By grad
Ing ana paving.
Resolution directing the owner Of lot
l22 In Ftnks addition To remove all OBJ.
structtons from the dtain thereon. ON
motion the resolution was passed.
The mayors report for the month Of
June showed the following collections
S5f5.75.
\ motion by O'Toolc carried directing
the ordinance committee To- draft an or
dinance charging carnival shows $50 "a
day. Mr.. OToolc said that Carniyals are
an absolute nuisance. They bring moth
ing into the town except a bunch Of
rouEhs and toughts and actually rob
the people who attend them.
The matter Of rcpaNiug South Belmont
street from Seventeenth street north %
McMahon's creek. WIS brought pu by
Mr.. Huffman. \ motion carried re-
questiuE the mayor and director ~ pub
lie service TO set r. date and with couu-
ell as a whole. view irc street.
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. W Va. July 14.-Graf.
toms $1,000 electric light and pump.
ing station was placed in operation
this week. after having been In pro
cess OF construction for more than a
year. The plant r. one Of tho largest
and most modern in the tsate The
new pump has 2 capacity Of 4 900 600
gallons In twentyfour hours.
Clarke Medera. aged S. years. died
here today from paralysis received AZ
Fatrmont Two months ago. He held
prominent position with the relief
department Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad COMPANY.
The sufraEists held v fine meeting
mere Monday night az the court house.
The meeting was addressed by Prof
James VI. Callahan. Of the West Vir.
Einia University Or Thomas r
Hodges. Of the University. was also
10 have spoken. but could not be pros.
cnt. Mrs. Milton Mcclellan. Of Park.
crsburg state organizer for the Equal
suffrage League. was present. and al.
90 addressed the meeting The local
league was re-organizod and new Off.
GERS elelccted Arrangements have
been made 10 hold n big meeting OF
suhragists from an parts % the state
az Grafton next month % form an ae.
ISOLATION 10 fight for equal suffrage
In 1916 Tn this state
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The most wonderful thing IN ths World
" love expressed On the helpless infant.
And among those aids and comforts for
eEpcctant mothers ~ the vel known
Mothers Friend"
This n an external application 20
enable the abdominal muscles 20 becorrs
more plant. o. expand naturally without
undue pain from the strain upon cords
and liraments.
In almost every settled community are
women who have enjoyed the blessing q
this famous remedial and helpful eu1h-o-
cation. Their daughters have grown u
60 learn ~ &C. splendid assistance.
Applied ~ directed upon those muscles
Involved 70 aoothes the fine network -
nerves with which al the muscles arc
supplied Thus m rrcat share % the ~ ir >
% much dreaded may bo avoided ana tho
period ~ expectancy passed through ia
ease and comfort.
Anything that adds - much comfort
must Do counted az n blessing indeed
In n little book sent BY mail much uss-
~ Information ia given 90 inerperier~s I
mothrrs IL tells how o. use "Wother. !
Friend and how % avoid cakinr hreasf.
sof 2 bottle today and write for hook q,
lI1lnr.s irru.nfur Co.. 600 lamar rIf.
FucndH
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MAJORSVILLE

NAioRsvtLLE ". "a. fuir "a
Tie ~ "a - A iodEr of Wolf Run
save Nery saccesstal picnic 81 Fhii-
as iceaL and q sac thsrr,o-netsr GA
-tald % near - iu IRE shade Tor corn
Tory u onlg sdtsd % m. sale % the
~ fhs Dallas hare as excellent ire
speakers introduced in pleasing man
~ - Hsr ersaEor1. % Csnerun. belle
Ereared pole proved one too many Tor
TIE lads The shaved and suared pa
"a a. picked up ty crowd - CAM
came out second best tEe hrncra SONS
o. hene Oh. The unorel collected frosn
,he ssl.uE - refreshrnents amounted
WINE the ii-yssr-oid son q , p Al.
hrou. had the ulisfortur. 60 - strucs
ias vatsr IRON = WI ~ m. ne ss-, s'aS y,
he Erandfnother The uttia LAD va-
placed m Ar auto and rushed ~ t-,rrs.
40. ard ~ present writing the boy -
doing nicely
Gene shsrrieh. % Rock Lick " VI.
THROWING and then Kicking hi-n. has not
recovered bic health. Mr. sherrtrh had
the injured limb examined ~ the \ .
-livered bone. but two or thrs. rror,f-
nent physicians % Wheeiing advised
waiting one month before operatinE
An automobile party consisting ~ Mr.
ana Mrs George Campbell Mr. and Mrs
\. g campbell - Elm Grove. and Mrs
Mead Srtcklin. % Dallas we're calling On
hl.omncld friends sunday afternoon
M and Mrs. Dave Ufrrie ~ SAND
hill and AR and Mrs L.exic McNfnrh
~ calls spent Sunday With 10 NJ
Archer and family.
Miss Pearl Grow 81 the Stone road
I. visiting her aunt. Mrs Nan c
Mr.. and Mrs Nclse Jones. % Mounds
vile. W Va. motored 60 this plsce ana
spsuf SUNDAY with ". A Harsh
MessrS. Norman and Jacob pornar OF
missouri are spending a few weeks with
tneir n~phews. the DOMAIN brothers. o.
Mrs. Addie n poian and children %
ltlln"iN. are visiting with relatives at
NarWood. Rock Lick and sand nm
harneN FtnucEan api John pinsrnore.
friends SUNDAY
Nrs ole Plants was calling on Mrs
hli.hn'fh Archer Thursday
Mr and Mr. Harry Aufen and chill
aTeh. or Moundsville. and Mr and Nrs
simon Guthrie and children. OF Crews
nllle. Pa. were guests Of Mr. and Ms
rsnk Cunningham Saturday and sun
- NJ. Archer and Jacob Ricb.,- are
nov 80 Wei ~ the present writing
flhson Campbell. who has been sur
iitrlnE from stomach trouble. Be- much
Zeke Chichester g. on the sici, lis,
h"gcrs. the superintendent OF the ~,s
,.innhnN. spent part OF sunday al the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
TELEPHONE MER GER
All Ohio independent Companies Plan
Consolidation, with S25, 100000
Capital.

COLUMBUS. o.. July Fifteen
Independent telephone companies OF
Ohio. through their representative.
Harry NJ. Daugherty. Of Columbus. to-
morrow will file with the State Public
Utilities Commission an application
for authority 10 combine and organize
the Ohio State Telephone Company.
with So. 900 600 capital
The stockholders OF the GAINESVILLE
Telephone & Telegraph Company. the
only concern which had not accepted
the proposed consolidation plan. today
voted favorably on the proposition.
thus completing all the preliminaries
OF forming the new organization.
s g. McMeen. OF Columbus. will
probably be elected president OF the
new company II the approval OF the
Public Utilities Commission is OBJ
tanned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
NJ MECHEN



i'Nt inF lne pressn,u OF mind OF ! \
Jones. OF this city. Jack Majors 81 no
last Eleventh street Wheeling ,youi A
ln sll probability hRy, been KILLED ys--
t'rday when he fell from a tclepbone
pol" distance Of rs feet to the MAJ
ment ~ the corner Of sixth and Mar
Hhall streets. Majors who is empIoysd
~ "a cable spliccr Tor the Rel Tclephou-
onpany. was mounting tho pole whon
iyr some unknown reason ne suddenly
~ 20 and stnrted To- fall As he was
,h'h move the main wires this lessened
the fall To some extent Tut a. ,h
hody came through the wires. ne cried
eut. This extracted the attention ~
Nj Jones, who was standing dircr,iy
h'neath. who made an effort TO catch
the body. hut owing 10 the speed with
Wnlcn INC men was dropping he w1s
ohly ehlc 20 lessen the fail This how
ever. Is no doubt rcSponsfble Tor IN.
saving OF Majors ne Tho infutcd
man was picked up and carried into tho
heiter Motel pr. Evans WAS sunus,ngd
ana dressed the wounds So Tar as
could be ascertained ~ serious ipfurfss
were received. While the man ,,as hsd
~ shaken up. aside from skinned etbovrs
ne was little Scared lie was ia.sr
taken TO his home ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
HlJERTA
Gives. % le,or q, Fr-nsh csiee~atis,
rsid Yesterday In Hssiee
CITY.

MEXICO CITY. July it-President
HusrtA ~as the guest % honor OF the
ftsnch coiony ~ = celebration ~
Chaplitspec PARK today In oommefno
ration % the fail % the Rastiie Ths
President vas also seen during the
day In various public places and. %
Tar a. could b Earned. 10 prepara
lions arr being made for his possible
Departure from the capital
Many MeNicans Joined with the
French residents In celebrating the
holiday. Most OF the stores we're
closed and the Buildings In the prinei.
pal streets we're decorated with
French and Mexican fags
The British minister. Sir Lionel Car,
ren. denied that Rear Admiral Sir
Christopher CradOck had come here
for the purpose OF accompanying Hu
erta % Vera Cruz. Admiral Cradoc X
himself said his only purpose In visit.
ing The capital was 20 seek rest and
recreation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

Miss Eloise Mckee. who has been
visiting Attorney George Mckee, ieft
yesterday for New Athens.
Mrs. Fred Appcnzeller. who has been
III for some time. Is recovering.
Howard Wilson. or the Adolph under
taking firm. left yesterday for Parkers-
burg TO attend the undertakers' conven-
tion.
W. II. Alban. OF Steubenville. canri-
date for congressman. was in this town
yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Harrave. 81 Sidney. e. visit
ing here for several days the guest Of
friends.
- large rarity 81 Assyrians left yester-
day for their native land
Art Mcfarland was a business visitor
In this town yesterday
Samuel Martin. Of the Bridgeport
hotel. - spending several days in Pitts
hurEh on business.
Miss Lulu Adolnh returned 10 her
home after an extended trip 20 Atlantic
city and several other eastern points.
Mrs p y. shepard. Of St Clatrsvfiie
was In town yesterday on business.
The Anu-Tubercuiosis society held
their regular monthly session last even
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
AUTO OVER BANK
lem osrVin OF Near sherrard Meets
. With Accident on cald~elrs Run
Road-Not Injured.

Mr.. Lem Garvin. young man OF
near Sherrard. had a narrow escape
ron instant death yesterday evening
when his automobile vent had on
him upon a bridge out Caldwell's
run. and precipitated man and ma.
chine into the run about ten feet be
low. Outside OF few minor bruises.
however. he was unhurt Mr. Garyin
Is consolidating himself on his mar
row escpae. He said that he was
driving along the road. and that lust
as he neared the bridge something
appeared TO go wrong with the steer.
ing gear and the machine. an Ohio
40. became unmanageable. When IL
went over the bank II did not turn
altogether over. and righted itself be-
fore IL hit the run.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
BABY
Moundsville Girl With Mexican Para.
nour Picked Up at the 3. & o.
Station Last Niqht

Freda Aut. of Moundsville. and John
.Celir. a Mexican. were picked up last
might just as they were ready to en-
bark on the Columbus train. which
leaves here at 1902 o'clock, by De
tective Dave Cleary Word was re-
ceiyed here that the girl had run
away from home and that she had
abandoned twenty months old baby.
This information was furnished by
Chief OF Police Games Of the down
river town. When first arrested the
two refused to tell who they were or
where they were going. but after a
little talking TO. the girl broke down
and told that they were on their way
TO Columbus TO be married. Celir
stated that he was born in old MeXi-
co. II Is likely he Will salute the flag
before he gets back. The couple will
be returned to Moundsyille this morn
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
BADLY INJURED
Signal Tower Operator Struck Bv
Lightning Sumons Assistance In
An Unusual Manner

WILMINGTON. Del. July 14.-Leor
Holloway. aged 20. operator in a sig
nal tower on the Pennsylvania rail-
road AZ Harrington. Del. was struck
by lightning early this morning and
seriously injured. Tie had "a tolrf,hous
receiver attached 90 his head and w4.
thrown t0 The floor Realizing Hfs
condition. he blew horn Tor helm
The blast was heard By J ~ DorIfv
signal repairman who found him un
conscious
Tonight 60 was announced he UU
probably recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

n n Harmon and wife. 81 Gravel
Hll have returned from n two weeks
FIalf with friends az Cleveland.
~. o Bryant. ~ this cts. Is spend
ing few weeks 90 Erwnrfh park
Mre o. Robinson Ia spending n few
day. with friends 20 grHrdElcw. %.
Mrs ID. A. EfkIr has returned from a
two weeks visit in Canada.
James kinney. ~ Gravel Hiil who
haa been 200 Ia Improving
Vt. snyder. candidate for sheriff
Naf refurnfd from u NIslt with friends
Iu Belmont
Mlgr Lorraine NIrp has returned to
81 'l1ireFiIlc after "a visit with rela-
lives bore
T o. hrrra. ~ CO. CIHIreviIle. was "a
visitor iu the .iff rr.fsrf4r
ars. 7. J. Mckcrlhan and children. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
BRUMBAUGH
Republican Candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania Resigns Present
Position, Which 10 Not
Accepted.

PHILADELPHIA. July 14.-Dr. Mar
tin G.. Brumbaugh. the Republican
nominee for governor. offered his res
lgnation as superintendent Of schools
10 the board of education at the reRu-
lar monthly meeting OF that body TO-
day. but the resignation was not ac.
cepted.
When the communication from the
superintendent had been read, John
Nanamaker moved that II be laid upon
the table until the next meeting.
There was a chorus OF seconds and
the motion carried without a dissent
ing vote.
Ut Brumbaugh's resignation was
Worded TO become effective Septernher
J. In another communication he rec
commended that Dr w G. Jacobs. So
Nor associate superintendent. be
made his successor. In his letter, Or.
Brumbaugh said.
The Letter.
u am most grateful to you for tho
unusual honor accorded me by YOUR
body when. in June, you gave me-
~ unanimous vote. n leave Of ab-
serce from my duties as superinten-
dent OF schools for the months OF
september and October. 1914, said
leave being without pay.
However. ] beg TO advise your
honorable body that when submitted
my name IN the May primaries for
domination for governor. ! declared
my intention 10 resign my Office in
the autumn. In order TO enter upon
my active campaign This declara-
ton ] still feel Is wise. and 7, there.
fore. tender you herewith my resiR-
nation as superintendent OF schools,
10 date from september /. 1914"
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FAMILY ROW
Fred Casper. Of the Island. Punched"
Because Ne Caused Trouble-ln
Police Court Today

Fred Casper cot very disorderly a.
the home OF his father on the Island
yesterday evening and a family jam
resulted. Fred was arrested and Ia
kon % the police station. where his
wife appeared n short time later and
wanted TO- have the whole Casper fam.
tly arrested. az she claimed her Fred.
die had not done wrong Mr. and Mrs
Casper. ST.. we're held a. witnesses.