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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-04-24
A Pig.


! A PIG. !
. always like pig. :!
: His appetite is big, \
!. dig, dig. dig,
!. And he isn't like some men !!
: Who are only happy when \
! They have grabbed the choicest NOR I
! sci in the other fellows pen.
!. A pigs not overneat. J
|. And his foods not always sweet, !
! And his highest aspiration is to eat, :,
eat eat;
|. He's the synonym for greed; !,
!. But, unlike the human breed, I.
!. He doesn't keep on piling up lot I.
/ he doesn't need.
1. Now, hen will scratch around
|. Over forty leagues of ground .
L And holler. Come and look at what .
{ I've found. found. foundr' :
!. And a man is much the same
l. With his thirst for empty fame. .
|. But pig just fills his stomach, car .
Z ing naught for praise or blame. .
!. Making ~ imposing front
I. Is the humans favorite stunt,
While pig dismisses pretense with .
grunt, grunt, grunt.
{ No. his figure isn't trig.
l. His mentality's not big.
= And he's apt to be untidy-stfii. .
I always like a pig.
{ -Lippincotts.
& L 4
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-04-24
ESSENTIALS FOR FARMING.

Columella. Spanish-Roman
traveller and writer of the first
century A. D.. said that for sue
cessful farming just three things
We're Observation-Disclosures, CAPT.
tai and love for the calling. AS
true today as it was when writ
ten. the fact that knowledge is
essential is too often lost sight
of. Men who have succeeded in
other lines of work or in none
enter agriculture and fail for the
lack of it, then christen it hard
luck" Had Columella been in
clined to be a maker of cpl
grams he would probably have
added to his statement that
knowledge. capital and love for
the calling are essential, the no
less true statement that lack of
the first is apt to result in loss
of the second and third.-Better
Farming.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-04-24
State CT Ohio, City of Toledo. I 90

State CT Ohio, City of Toledo. ..
Lucas County, So
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm Of F. J. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City Of To-
ledo. County and State aforesaid. and
that said f1rmewill pay the sum Of ONE
cry case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December.
A. D. 1886.
(Sear A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Send for
f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-04-24

Device For Feeding Hogs.
The illustration shows handy hog
feeder which will save the farmer
much trouble. Make tube with inch
boards about three and half feet
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-04-24

HANDY FOR FEEDING HOGS.
high. Place this at middle Of trough.
Pour swill through this tube, and you
will not be bothered by the hogs in
their eagerness to get the swill.-
American Agriculturist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
BETHANY COLLEGE REFLECTS
DR.. T. E. CRAMBLETT, PRESIDENT
FAMOUS EDUCATOR WILL HEAD
BROOKE COUNTY COLLEGE
ANOTHER YEAR.
Additions Made TO Faculty and Three
New Trustees Eleeted-Two Farm
Gifts Officially Accepted.

Special Dispatch 20 the In~touigcnccr.
BETHANY. W. Va. June lu@To
show the appreciation of Dr. Cram
blett's work. the splendid things he
has achieved and the wonderful ad-
Nancement made by the college. the
board Of trustees AT its meeting this
morning. reelected President I. T..
Cramblett, for the ensuing year. and
with him. his old faculty. To meet
the steady increase OF departments
end the additional requirements. sew
cral additions were made To the corps.
Principal among the additions vas
the election OF ". j. Roberts. pSsical
director and coach of the athletic
teams. Mr.. Roberts comes from Mil
waukee, and Is prominent in the ath-
letic world.
Other additions made to the faculty
include II. ). Sutton OF the Texas
Christian University. Fort Worth.
Texas, as professor OF oratoy, q. g..
Cole, Virginia Christian University.
professor Of natural science: Miss
Daisy Mckee. Of Richmond. o.. ma
iron, and J. NJ. Hover. who has been
acting as professor Of agriculture. re.
placing William Hill. resigned.
In the board Of trustees. three new
trustees We're elected. They were
J. X. Hamilton, Of Pittsburgh. Dr.
Peter Ainslee. Of Baltimore. and Rev.
r. aflNff hI lNUsH re-
elected We're. J.. W. MulholIand Of
Philadelphia Hon. W. n. Graham.
Of PITTSBURGH; Hon. q. $. Marshall.
OF New Cumberland. Row. Campbell
Jobcs OF Bethany John =. NayIor. Of
Whecllug, ~amu'l George. of Wells
burg. Associated Justice .Iosoph n
Lamar. OF the United States Supreme
court. Washington. d. c.: 4. T.. Nc.
been. Of New York. and w. a. Pen.
dleton. OF Warren. %.
Two farms were officially accented
by the board. one Of these. Formerly
me campbell farm OF 2u5 acres. from
Earl W OEeIhay. and the other gEI
acres from Mrs. Margaret VI. Pgrkir.
son. IN" total farm acreage now
amounts 90 526 acres which win make
rank among tho best arricuItur4IIv
located institutions iu the state Mrs
fhrklnson tho donor. o. blind but This
9lu not hinder her from ]prrpariur "a
letter OF presentation. which vas road
10 President CrambIett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
BAD FEELINGS
Engineered Among the Westinghouse
Strikers BY Action Of the
Company.

rITTSBURGH. Pa. juno 10
~IirntDuiur ~ lines by both eidoe
marked Oh" situation iu the Turtle
ir'k valley today. where 10 600
members oft fln Allegheny ConrpufaI
z Mon are on strike az three plants
"f fNn MnefIruhOu1e rr0up
Relative t0 tho report that tho com.
lfrE bad brought In several hundred
Lr.En breakers today. President d.
VT Herr. of fhn Westinghouse T1rr.
''.. and NHnufErfurirs Company. Ir
f.r.rhf declared fHaf tho
f.UHrE management bad Decided f5
guard frn property and that .f
.. N'..mH advisable 90 place aHIi
..'H.' RI'.hwnr lr fhe shops 10 said
W.r brought loo today were watch.
. .HH HH .frIk. breakers
I.. strike leaders wore inrsrerf
p. '.' ,HurarF.H action and cent r.
."'' '1 Pro. don't Herr. informing him
'f'' would NOT hp responsible
.'' amy outbreaks ON mo union edo
on. .'' '.Hr.'.. s. % snyder. uf Iaaf
h.f.0 H foreman BOO ono OF tho
.Hi an order that no. ono
allowed f0 pass orr tho
'H f.. Penn. ffrarI1 railroad
....U without cat. factor. s~,.f.r
zion f1 tho Guards THE order caused
wHrmurs OF Ird.enatIon among
'-. .f..l.r.
$40 . r...re ny ff. .f7,troifr-- o.
f...'Yuar Electric company
|'...H.rf H'rr said Hr d|F not
m. .'r..' situation ought 90
..'l Director. u.rn elected
f''.r' was mol brought before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
.ODGERS RESIGNS
popular Principal OF wheeling ehoo,
Accepts Similar Position in
Parkershurq

frnt. Harry T. Odrcrs. principal Of
,n' wheeling High school. will tender
nus resignation TO the Board of Edur,-
'luh at the regular monthly meeting az
mat body next Thursday. IN order d,
become the head Of the Parkersbury
iiIkh school Prof. Odgcrs has uuofu-
islly delivered his resignation 10 Pros
iH'nl 81 thr Board or Education g-b.-r
: is,'d but the official resignation vrtl
'l %, deiN'rcd until the regular mt
lug OF tho board il held.
oaS'r- S"Ncr.ng Of connections
Win the local Institution comes a. ~
1rprlNe 70 his large circle of frfgr4-
~ Is quite well known in his civ l.,--
Nf served as am instructor fu Itu-H-
il-Illui' Tor q number OF N,rra Sr.S
''dtcIs a. q graduate Of Dickinson col
!'s" al Carlisle. Pa. from which irs-t
'll'n ne received tho degree OF EarIr-
.l .l -ArtS. ltg ls also "a member .f
,n. thl Kappa sigma fraternity. Aft.r
l'hNlng coll,E" he was for Il uumbar az
cars u member Of the faculty 81 a..
. hester Military College al Chester a..
h'ture coming 20 Wheeling nc yyas prir.
clpal OF the MollsburE High school m.
reason Tor Prof. OdEcrs accepting th,.
salary. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
WHEELING HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT IS TONIGHT
SIXTY GRADUATES WILL az.
CEiEE DIPLOMAS FROM CITY ,
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
Interesting Program Arranged - D..
.. (. Phillips o. Denver Uni.
Nersity 20 Speak.

This evening In the Court theater
the seventeenth annual commence
meut exercises q the graduating class
q the wheeling High school will DE
held The class Of sixty members Is
one % thu largest in recent yeys An
excellent program has been provided
for the occasion. and Or u. r Phillips
OF Denver University will deliver the
main address Two members Of the
class. Gerald p. Devore aud Miss MARY
Naomi WiEal. will deliver Orations.
Music viii be- furnished by the Court
theater orchestra
\ feature Of this commencement.
which Will distinguish the class from
preceding ones. b. that II marks the
completion OF the work Of Superin-
tsndent Of schools Or. n Il. Work in
Wheeling district and also the com
pIction Of Professor Harry p Odgers
connection with tho high school as its
principal DR. Work goes to Lancas-
ter, Pa. in a few days. where he has
accepted a like position. while Pro
t'ssur OdEors zoe 20 Parkersburg to
become the head % the high school in
that city.
Program.
The following commencement pro
gram will be- rendered tonight:
Overture -.......... The Amazon"
Invocation .... Rev. Vim. VI. Schultz
Medley Overture .... "Feist's Hits"
Grafton ..-.... The Unseen Hand"
Mary Naomi Wieal.
selection ..... The Midnight Girl"
Grafton .... goth Century Wonders"
Gerald Il. Devore
Music ........... September Morn"
Address ... Or II y Phillips
OF Denver university.
Music selection OF Patriotic Airs
Presentation OF piplomas-Dr ~.
u. Work. Superintendent OF schools.
Glass Song.
Bencdiction CO.. Rev. VIM. VI. schultz
Music ........... My HoodoO Man"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
ASSAULT
Maynard Foreigner Gets in TroubI.
win husband When he Makes Al.
tempts on Person Of Wife.

Yesterday evening between five and
~ ocIu'k Frank BOiuuni entered The
home Of Mr. Eroekoskf of NavDar5
ana tried 10 crimindlly assault KrosEos
kl s VIE h'lt her husband happened 10
h' ~ adjoining yard and rushed into
IN" when no heard his vito
scream He struck Boinuni several
ZINES with q Ratchet, inhicting several
serious wounds.
hoiuurt carried a gun hut II was not
used IN tho struggle. He was arrest.
81 aud Immediately taken i'm custody
hv Tho officers aud az "a late hour lost
niFht was given e trial before Squirc
NtLIpnN. ~ Maynard. The assault
rharscs were drOrpcd and Voirttof -
pound over 10 tho common pleas CONT
TOT carrying 70 concealed woapon lie
gave bond tO The amount 81 5000 for
Nl. appearance az the next term of
court VI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
AT ST. VINCENT'S
First Annual Commenoemsp, .
SF0Vs Catholio School TO BE
Held This Evening.

Tho hrst annua commencement OF tho
81 vincent Catholic school OF Efw
'''Ne' viii De held at the school build
ING THIS evening. An excellent program
~ tH' event mas been arranged and
l'Ihtre~ 20 Doe exceedingly irt.r,arrg
lNS LLo-fam viii consist OF musIrT1
.iI literary numbers. Those who 49,
iIt M The event follows. Misses No.
Ilt Ram. Alicia Huffman. Nf4d.fI-.
zoe. Margaret Meyer. Dorothy A.t
..iu, Mary AMI Stella Marker. E.rtrs
YLcWan MHUucuherEsr. Srra.f
.LaLl McNulty. Marie S'I.fyItsr -
mason Estolla Stcfvuter. tII.a ,r+
ENltl Mary H'atfie. SO. S~uurr.rF
LI'IIing. M~argusrit. Madden N.rf
HtN'Ile. MARGARET kuanInr Nf4f,It,t
C.uLelncr and Adelaide bury. No.
HI.oL Brown. Paul ErItt.a. TIv.4rr
sulty' 'cor-e Wel-hircHnsr. r.Ir
fat.,r, George SchrsIrsr. T1viu- gr-t
MASON brown. Prank MrNuI'v ar5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
NARROW ESCAPE

~ large press was 5orkaI from tho
NV Bank buildings uffh story ygstlr-
N''IIIhs about o'clock and mar
missed several persons who v,...-a
.l W streets at tho time Tho rr..4
vas h'lng used a Hn anchor 90 haul fr.
.tI American fIuE into place and ..-.
'.' ropes was stretched across fH.
.ir'e' a driver coming down tho at-..,
90 n.t notice tho rope and drove bod. .
pr WIN m. result Tint tho large rr...
was j.rk'd out ~ tho window o.. fr.
tr"lnd below. Tho driver mad. 3D. ..
away. but tn" police 1rr WORKING ar r..
INC prs was entirely d.afrrv.J
1nd "a plate glass window I- 3D.. rf..
hardware store was hr.E.r H
particles ~ steel ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

aa N'R|A
nearly s. mad f-om tho avrI itching I
would swatch tu the bIra-3 w1uld aprca-
M r'Hfh.rg i--fa.rI enc n-raking out after
10 hal fo-rr-' sr-t a. a bead Then I would
swatch ami a vatery na.i ~ould ocre nom
the bumps The burning sensation as
almost ~Iult n h-.us nl-uriNy r-r Nights
Dr. SEEMED vorss ! could nov Ersp hAif the
risht would 80 uu tl Ia'. and even after
] retired I could unt sI'-p nlt would scratch
uI ! frl asleep from exhaustion.
"pnr day . came acr1-s some Cuti-ura
Soap ant Ointment 7 hafhei tho piarr-
with the Cuticlra soap and arer thev zero
dried with owe would apply thc Cuticu-a
Ointment Iva curcdi In avc~k 0sisncll
Miss Marion T. rlrsins. june %. 1914.
CufirI-a ~oape 5c amt CIrrura Ointment
Hoc a-c sold every uhorc Liberal sample q
each mAnot fv~ vith J2-p skin Book Al
dress postcard "CuucuuA Dept 7 Uoston
~ Men Who shave and shampoo With Gu
u-lrA SOAP will "a best for skln and sralp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
MISS PANKHURST
Again In Jail When Her Attempted
March on Asquith Ends in
a Ftasco.

LONDON. June IO-Sylyia Pank.
bursts boast that her East End dock.
.cr army would fight for her protec.
ton has proved to be without avail.
The procession which she -organized
to-niSht to march on Premier Asquith
AZ Westminster turned out to be- a
iasco and the leader of the militauts
Is again in Holloway Jail.
strong condemnation of militancy
by m" Nomeu's Liberal Federation
today Is considered dfcatiy of the
waning of the cause"
Home Secretary McKenna had an
audience with the king AT Bucking.
nam palace tonight with the object.
II Is generally believed. OF ~acquaint.
ing the king with the measures m.
government is taking TO defeat the
militant agitation.
No serious outraEes in London were
reported today. but at the centenary
pan az Albert hall tonight one woman
VINO attempted TO interfere with a
pageant. was elected. Serious disord-
crs. however. occurred al Portsmouth
Whers travelling parties OF suffraC-
cites. in an attempt to hold meetings.
met with such hostility from the pop
ulace that they had to be protected
by b police.
Arranged Days Ago.
IN proposed visit to the prime
N'N WhN oAAhIAfu lot some QdNN
ago by Miss Pankhurst and other mil
liant leaders. and 10 was decided last
night that she should be carried
shoulder hich In the procession. as
she was not considered strong enough
10 bear the strain Of what promised
90 be an arduous journey.
Before the procession had gone a
mile. Miss Pankhurst was arrested
for the eighth time since shp was
sentenced 10 six months imprison-
mcn- for melting language IN HYDE
Park and conveyed TO Holloway iail
Tho procession struggled on with.
out a leader. but by the time IL
reached the Strand n had been dis
pcrsed by police. Under the leader.
snip of George Lansbury former So
cialIst member Of tho house of com.
mons. "a d~Dpufation Of women pro-
coodod 20 parliament. whore they were
received by =. ". IIlingWorth. tho
Liberal whip. after having been re-
hu0od in an attempts 10 see tho
premier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
REGULARS WIN
Bethany Baseball Team Defeats Alumni
Nine by Score of 2 20 ! on
College Grounds.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
BETHANY june l0.-Iu a game fufI
% much enthusiasm. BETHANY college
team defeated tho Alumni team bv tho
close score OF . To- Z today. The game
was one - tho most exciting over play
ed on tho local diamond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

IhHT'0" Te.T0- y NOW NUroascr- p
was in This city for e. Few hours yseter-
aaN srrnufs for Cincinnati
Police court was 90 blank last night
thor. bs.rE uu cases 90 be- tried.
"a r. TIrk,l Of Hartgsl. ie spending
70 Few frys visiting friends iu this CITY
Andrew Tn-ki. n f~orriEuer. who I.a
resided or Harmony HIll for tho past
three years. lsft yesterday for Sow
York. frnwm which city ho will said uu
saturday for Austria.
Charles Ambrose. uT STrdig. o.. was Ir
this city YESTERDAY Tor o. f,w hours e.II-
ing uu old friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
AT FAIRvIEw.

AGENTS Tor Adams Bros. contract
ors OF LauosNille. who were awarded
INC contract for paving tho National
road 10 Belmont county. by state
iiitnWay commissioner Marker. were
,h f'uTNl"w this week. renting all
houf's and stables they could r.f i'm
which Co nous" their men and stock
ne contractors expect to make Fair
view their headquarters until the con
tract l$ completed IairNI,w is on
Oh" Tin" between Belmont and Guorn.
s'y tuunti's.-Baru'sNllle MILESTONE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

Unity nivs Ladies % the Nar.ar.ra
vii meet tomorrow night .H tho Bar
low building iu regular wsrAit session
The session promises o. h, l busy ONE
and 40 members arc requested o. on. .r
hand as early aS is convenient
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

o. arsr ss ms tsp hands on
ms Hls and al o,rr ms fs.ly
ans arms FIRST nrlcci .
sfiug.us itching and uuron
tri'ar'e desire % Snatch
A. Vs1u o. . haf done - it
would relieve very uttis AT
would leave che ncsh very
re- and rat iookius humps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

Tho splendid work n ChnmhcrI1In's
Tablets IS daily becoming more widely
known. No such grand remedy for
stomach and liver troubles has ever
been known. For sale by an dealers
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
SUIT DISMISSED.

An order was entered iu federal court
yesterday. diminishing tho suit Of Nal
N'ru d. Gray. ct Hl. rs. ". l.. Rector.
- nl. brought 20 recover a tract Of tlm-
l'r land iu CHh'il courty. The suit was
dismissed because Of lack Of Jurisdiction
~ this court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

The granite statue Of King Edward
VII. recently dedicated AT Abcr-
deem. Is believed to be the first gran
tie statue Of a ruler erected since the
DAYS Of the Pharaohs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11
LlNSLY ALUMNI
HOLDS SMOKER
INTERESTING AFFAIR HEID IN
INSTITUTE BUILDING
LAST Ni0HT.
Plans Outlined For the Celebration o.
One runcreoth Anniversary %
Founding o. school.

Tho smoker and entertainment civ
On bN members ut tine alumni of
ldnsiy Institute IN tl" Armury yester-
day evening AZ = o'clock proved a de
gided success. and was well attended
ne r'ireShmeufs. which were served
consisted OF sandwiches. lemonade
ana other dalnti,s OF the season as
well a. cigars livery member OF the
association who was present was Civ
on souvenir pipe.
FollpwiuE the serving Of refresh.
mcnts a very Interesting program Vas
rendered by the following members
Nltilam Travis. solo. Cotton HuSa-
nan Dutch moualocue which was
NtA rendered and brought forth a
great deal OF applause Howard Mer-
Nj piano solo Robert Darrah. read
ing frank k%lnChelo'. vocal solo
cotton Huscman. vocal solo The
pro-rdm was brought TO q close with
a song by the members OF tho IInsiy
1lee club The members o. tho com.
'nlit'e which arranged the smoker
ana entertainment. were J II Winch.
r. John Noll. Walter Driehorst aud
William Rogers.
School Centennial.
one Of the most iuter.sfinr ,o,f.s
taken up and discussed by mo mem
n"rs % the association was i'm rerar5
70 the celebration of the one hundred.
l.ih anniversary Of the establishment
OF The school. on October To- An
elaborate program will be- carried ont
on that ds'. which will be brought ~
q uttiuE close In tho evening bv tho
holalnE or % big banquet IN the WinG
~oT Motel Arrangements viii be- made
10 nave practically an Of the members
lI IN" alumni. - well cs any one who
laS ever attended liusly institute TO
D" present az the banquet Tho han.
lu'i VIII In all probability b the
LI'dI'-I event ever given IN the his
Iorl ~ Linsly Institute. and an 81.
loIt VIII be made during the summer
20 t'l 5ii thc graduates Of Linsly in
terc~fgd In the celebration.
During the evening. In sDeaklnr ~
inc one huudr,dth anniversary of the
,chooI. the name - Noah Linslv was
frequently mentioned. and the great
worn which Hspah Linsly did for tho
establishment Of b school was highly
spoken OF b. tho members ~ he as
-oclation. All OF the members We're
urged 10 be present az the commence
mtnt eN"rcieos - be- held at tho Elks
nail this evening
Mentors Present.
IN" follow IuL were present.
Henry \ EliE. 1910
Nsr! T. Wcrdor. 1905.
fp Donaldson 1910.
John SilVcy. 1912
John NJ Gibson. 1918.
Joseph y Morton. faculty.
Glenn d. Chambers 1915
Maynard. Wallace. 1914.
lHll Travis. 1905
D. Leo Sfrassrr. 1905
Frank "a kinoh.loe. 1893.
u l. Frank 1897.
Adams. 1906.
Howard N,rk.l 1909.
". VAIN. 1908
VIM WestwooI 1909.
W Sprsgg. 1907.
John Noil. 1904
Albert J. Scbenk. 1907.
Car o. Schmidt 1907.
IT, J. Smith TaH-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-11

DOWDELL REALTY co
City Home Sites IN the Country.
Glendale. W. Va
Bell phone. Moundsvllle SO5-R
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-27
THOUSANDS ARE LAID OFF BY
SEVERAL RAILROADS '

New York, March 27.-Wholesale
cutting down of train service and let
ting-out of employees is part of en-
trenchman plans being put into eff
feet by the Pennsylvania Railroad,
New York Central, New York, New
Haven & Hartford, Central Railroad
of New Jersey and the Lehigh Val
ley.
Thousands of men have been laid
off in every department and thou
sands of other men are working on
part time. Through trains and local
trains have been eliminated from the
service.
The roads give as the reason for
this drastic retrenchment adverse
state legislation, general uncertainty
and falling off of business.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-27

conservators of the peace which will
be at the beck and call of their SUI
periors and ready and willing to abb
sorb not only all of the fees and fines
collected from unfortunates or law
breakers, but much larger slice of
the corporate funds of the city of
Chicago than at present"
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reon and Mexico City and the claims
of victory in other battles are believed
to have been prompted by desire to
offset reports of reverses at Torreon
which have filtered out.
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I Mexico City, March 27.-Claims of
Overwhelming victories in battles
which are raging, while the rebel
forces of Gen. Villa are pressing upon
Torreon, made by the government.
Twenty-seven wagon loads of rebel
dead were carried away after the cap
ture of Cuatro Cienegas, Coahuila, it
is reported.
The rebels have completely cut off
wire communication between Tor
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VILLA REcAPTURES GOMEZ
PALAcIO, SAYS REP

Gomez Palacia, Durango, Mexico,
March 27.-Gen. Villa has recap
tured this place from the federals
after a fierce battle. Artillery was
used with terrible effect by both
sides. Villa has ordered a short rest
for his troops in preparation for the
final assault on Torreon.