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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: ! am mar
ried woman OF 81 and haze three little
children. Five years ago, before my
last baby was born. my husband went
away. and have heard nothing of him
since. At the time my husband left
me i had . few hundred dollars, which
I used to keep things going until
baby was born and ! was able to
work. 1 had made many beautiful
baby clothes, pillows and blankets,
which my friends admired so much
that they go: orders for me TO make
them for other people. loved the
work and as l embroidered rapidly I
Sas able TO make considerable money.
When ] had completely regaind my
strength I took other kinds of sewing
and have never suffered from want OF
work. My oldest child. a little boy, is
II years old. MY next child. a little
girl is nine. and my baby, another
little girl. is OF course almost i've. I
have had two chances 70 marry lately
but as long as ! am able 10 keep n!
children with me and give them a
modest living from what I myself can
earn. prefer not 10 accept the aid OF
a man. ! guess my recent experience
was too hard. have every reason to
believe that my husband ran away
with another woman. He made my
life with him miserable because of
his unfaithfulness, and IL it hadn't
been for my religious training 1 GER
tainly would have divorced him before
the break came. Ny two oldest child
rem do not know what their father has
!,
away on business. Lately they have
begun TO question me about what kind
OF business. when he is coming back.
why he doesn't write, II he sends mon
ey. and why he didn't take US with him.
Shall tell them the horrible truth, Or
save them from Il by saying that soon
after he left he died? I want TO keep
their baby minds pure and happy. and !
! am afraid a confession of the truth !
would be unvholesome.
A MOTHER
Tell them the truth Give them 1
your confidence just as you will want 4
them TO give you theirs. The truth, |
at It's worst, is not as unwholesome as
a lie. In such a case when the truth /
is found out after a lie has been told /
the consequences d4S Alost 1iaAAoP P' 1
and dangerous. parent is never |
able TO completely regain the sym
PATTY and respect of her children. /
Dear Mrs. Thompson: have been
engaged TO a young man for two
months and q half. When we became
engaged he explained that he was not
able 10 give me the kind of ring that
was worthy of, as he has TO support
himself entirely, because his mother
and father are both dead. He saIQ
then that he would like me TO wait
q month or so he might have enough
to buy the kind of a diamond ring he
thought would be costly enough for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
HEs. ALLEN INVITES club To
FAETI.

tfrs Fssns Gates AlIra has issued
ss isvita't9a tsr9uEt tbs psrss 90
@smssrs ~ Sts tf6iirs Woeasn's ciuh
60 sttFsf sss ssssai EaFtea party
ssies w5it b. tett a. Atteraalr Wed
s~sasv. I1Ee 90 TIE oHrrrs OF thr
FiaB wtEs ttfs Nilen vii reertvs on
tss tsWr ssf tts affair. 70 tte sraFhsr
mas is stse premises 90 BE- even more
Cell Esffei teae is pas Tsars. No in-
f5elleal 5agtfstsoes are beiaE issued
se4 al sF@bsFs % ere ciab are thas
isgifee Co sStFaE- TIE bears are from
3 90 g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
HEOlpw4Y uI.sION .oCuTY.

Ms. A. o. Ve,sss e. ssF ss=s. sfa-
rssts ssssss. os~@s4 go ke@s gss-
tsrtsY sftsrsees 90 7srsbsss - tss
"a 1esars ,fiss5seary sccs<eY % Hsos4-
Nav Fresevtsrtsa essres fes go Jszs
&seetez Ire tsrte vas TIE Ostsss
O. tes oees&szs Two psesrs ssss
Eisse &C &c ssssorY % tss Csissss
ssassiezs. sss esss ~ Nrs. Hs=vsT =
Certis es tss ssssset. ~Chtsese Nss-
sioss eo sss Fseles Coass~ ssG tss
sseeet ~ Ms. =. ystsisoa 90 -Assst-
Sea ss seseeis sss colisxs~ To so=s
t9ste. a rrvfsw - tse tEfrf essserr %
ne eees Ia Rs< Mass La.<~ vas
<trse ~ Nrss Ella Rss4- Aszs yarts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
nEaR EEFoEIS % CONVENTION.

As largely sttFnae1 mF~ttaE %
LaeFetsa Garse,g tert. Daughters o.
Veserass held Thursday reports %
tEs rsersF easVrsfioa brtf Be- Moline
we're E5rss bf tas delegates wtn told
isfFFesEirsiT % ta~ traesar'i0rs %
ttsf eaeVrefi1e. 4 large nambeF %
apB1iessi6as for mrmbsrship werr
FFss. several camFafrs an1 sons %
Fsseraas we're iniftsfrd bringing thT
raszbeF Co 81 % wh1m CD are sons and
rE e1Mfst@s- Ans6aE fEosr received
yesterday was tfiss Gloria Firl~y
Warner o. Pros t4eaer. e. &. wE1sF tuo
grass fathers. srf tWo great Frand-
fathers f6sEtf for their c1gnfrv- Plans
were rssfe fBF o social fsnct8n 90 b.
ksig in the rear future. tss place and
t5aer beteE Ter 90 b. dreiG-f D. a
eemmitfee ir charge The u~xt regular
==etinE viii D. held July a..
Euefsse Olive bail ir sf1.ire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
BtFrtsr tApfrs CIOsr srMNtE
-E@.IoN~

Fsrsv nessers ef tss Lasass' Ats
soeiety 90 tss FIRST essetss eAsFes
Esssersst 81 re essres YESTERDAY Sos
en- all Esg ssWisx ssssssss resF agreed
e. tais slaas 60 tsse q vsestsss sssszE
ne Bee sfsessssr esostEs ss4 Will k9tE
80 1ore sseeslsss essu sspr "a q
vas also secatst ssas sss sssssi estt
esslsr WI tsss ys-T BE- Esif &sss - AZ
eocr a afeefg ss@ssr Wss ssrrsG 49,
~ ssssfsE sss ts4iss Ess seeo@s1sss-
81 ANA WerS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
rErrrI rtRTr ~ orTrVc ora

rH~ uavreea~r 11as1sE elEH r.sr.ass
sFrseasrf "a vr-V eFefFT slEsF rEars-
ear Coz fte sffsrssac eftfEs esrfF a.
vts 1fass Trasees NteFller are ser
eersi~ Mss CIs@srsfTs Lewis. eater
rflr~f soess ra Of tssir flrt fF5ssfs
Coz ere Was.tsr f8psr Essfses az coax
Eseiaf eass ~ Cae1 MeCtsliss tsd
EfV-r fsvtsEtr 81 Fssfr absarsaere o.
en- EisEs O. ssssssfat f7vers ssf
fs=se. te tssaSsrsets aaf very arts
sfs teuFssts. oTs=ef e. esaF@ssE SET
tisE f7r fss aasv pretty party gowns
af tas Efssss
There were ~ tables az tie games
al whieH ths plsvers rsvosss rEs
ssvsrs were swaFfsG ss eaes fable AT
wsat t8 1frs. Estss Ftsss. tttss Marie
ues Iva rffss 0tifEs E6estrF Miss
e.Ilsab-fe rtssee. Hiss Asaa seesF.
Ntfss Eseerts tfassstlsr. ttrs EsFssre
g5esartsoo. rfss Lara sesfeEs'. Mss
gtsrsrer Gessfr Hiss cas5ists pJaefs.
Mss Evetve Eabssrss. Jtlss patsassea
Veftn~r. tf5ss Cora Berger. Mss Della
Vsrarastf. ana Mss fislsa FIlsss
1tzss wfrse Bsss % SsrthEsssE8s
Mass fsF Essss 81 Wlss Wsrfs Dzs-
ssrs wBese FeeessEss sss vas tss ssss
veaF az vsssass vas &c ogs-sf .tawa
sfgsss
mere was taerssor after Fss gases.
ere guests se5sE served ss several
tssEe. gavsr -tflssmsG tables Gel ere
EtsEsa Faoes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
eraassie oraerra q NanIIa.

WsshisEsoe. q. e. Jgns 2s-s~eoss
Ltsstsssat Anassaeio ossvsGa Yer. a
7ezb~r % ssis years EraepafiaE class
sse TIE seeo=4 Fiiipsno 60 graduate
fru= sks military academy at Wee;
Foe,. vas today ortsrs6 20 Manila for
tsty via IRE Fsiiippins scouts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

fr snd Mfs CHsffes Wt.s1e 81
RlrtsGof boulevard entertained t-s
o. more trt-effq society peosfs AL enc
Oatina elas rhursfi.sV afgBF Ia taaor
81 Miss Nf.sfsafrf &oHfia8f af MI
wsassss WIN Hs VtsFHE Wrs Ben
Mitehsfl 81 eocs ts.sad aaa whose en-
Eaasmsuf e. gshefg MffehrI ar f3as
eftr was receufff EaaeaHerf
The oartg was ona ef enc m1sF bril-
liant sHtlrs 81 fHa ssason. fsr f1r
maaT besafifsf saaaaaer F8t atffr
gowns Of ths usfiiss. sad fsr enc mtss-
&c - weudssfaf Fssfen sewers rH,sf
w~rs used fa enc faeorafiags. These
wsr- prtacfoalif fa fhs sHs'f=s 81 ve.r
low fad bnfs ant consisted ~ beG-
qsrfs ant immense BASKETS % c1ra
flowers. sAgsts daisies eoreopsfs asi
disdioiA ant we're aii over ffr rlst
hoas~s on tHs servtaE tables is tts
afafaH rsoIa Zoe ehs supper hour. la
enc ubrarv ant eaFier agf on enc
frabpe table fs fse upper hallway 40
t1faieH me BAIL Soon where ere core
epsts wfs ra barge ssst-t bouquets
Faarman's orcsestrs Bfavef FOR tbs
iancins
ptss ttdrIas Murphy 9f H1cE ts-
iand WI satssrtsfs o. r. fies@r sf ere .
eocE tsisad Foif efab Saturday siEbs .
,sr Miss IobrIsas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
CANNING AND PRESERVING.

Caro-; Conserve-Dice carrots very
small and cook very tender. cooking
the water out of them. When cooked.
allow one quart carrots. one and one
half coffee cups sugar and grated rind
and Juice OF n good sized lemon Cook
again until thick. II has \ very rich
favor on the order Of ounce or or
ange marualades-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
The Renntifnl.

Man comes into life to seek and find
his sufficient beauty, to serve it, to
win and increase it, to fight for it. TO
dare anything for 1t, counting death as
nothing so long as the dying eyes still
turn to it. And fear, and dizziness. and
Incidence, and appetite. which are no
more than fears four crippled broth
ers who make ambushes and creep by
night. are against him, to delay him.
to hold him of and beguile and kill
him in that quest-H. G. Wells.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
- ntrn -. TNetANn.

a large sa@beF - ere H~eah~Fs %
fss Gvrffss eigh erFr FesFFtsirTf last
sassiaH ss ere J4s~ msefiHE Ia th~
eaess ~ rrs Hzfs 81 EaEisEf. sst
FarsF-sfss street Wrs EtmFr Swan-
son sang e saahsf % soaEs. ana fhe
address, 81 ere ~FFEiaE sac Eitsa 81
.c a. tars5s rh= Juty meeting wiii
hs Ffrsir. tEs aFrarE~msats for
wtlek wsrs Ter is tsT esrfs of cpra-
nFfs~ a sselat tire followed the
srasrssa aet a delicious iuach uas
served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
RRnMNEp TOMATOES.

Cut tomatoes IN halves. lay them
cut side up and cover with green pep
pers and onions chopped nne. Moisten
bread or cracker crumbs with melted
butter and put q layer over all. Place
pan IN oven and lot them brown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
HHR2fTTGV4 80

salt TO the brine and pour in bottle
enough olive oil 10 cover brine.
II cookies do not brown readily in
oven. place them in broiler under the
fame: they will brown instantly.
A little borax added to either hot or
cold starch will keep the irons from
sticking and make the clothes glossy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

Loyal s1ss a class o. fhr older boys
.ia tse seeBsf Christian chgreh last
srrstaE sT ere eh1Frt prsseatsG q very
credible minstrel Performance uhieh
vas largely ssrestef ard very Success
fsiiV carried ttr6sEh Assisting u~Tr
Jessie N@sfr. wh8 sang several solo
sunbeFs. Harold Cook. Leslie Attin-
SOC. Howard Nurssii Cecil yt'an. Carl
seswsstz ass sss~rs. Tire proceeds
sas6ans-Jt 90 $50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

Don't forget the delicious home
cooked meal served At the Riverview
tea room. Davenport. every Sunday.
Table dhote noon luncheon. so cents:
Sunday evening tea. IS cents; table
hote supper. IS esnta-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
EriII.-

Mrs. craeshs~-Tsez ~~ Eiri 7 have
ssie Sc hse tsksa a course IN comes
sc scisae~ MIS-. crsvfo-d-is she
ei-er~@s fro-s ths oshsr girls you've
safr yrs. crsssssv-o-iy e one
way. SIC va=fs IS q -o-,h =ore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
SOTIH PARK MN GATHER FOR
NTN>InN

NNANNs
Forty zsz 81 the s9afh PARK Pres
tqtsrisa eEaFch gathered iu tse
eksrea last essaiEE fps bgsiaess aaf
social sessies- AL a~esrs aaf eoa-
aiste~s $40 have served Temporarily
aarieE ere last several rsoa'hs Wsfe
reelected tsess oIesrs - serve saii4
tss regular HsssiaE and sisetioE ia
tEs fail
Freshest Percy Frg-
wee pFes5tees ssG.gel q Nats71.
Secretary Pred W5iilams.
Treasurer Has~ft e. Baird
~ the rlese ~ tss b1siafss session
D. o. CO.. eivisi9s freight aEsat %
sse Rock tslast. addressed ths asn.
ss@akisE especially % enc woFs that
AS besr aero@tgishsf ~ ths szss ia
. large class ia tks f'irss Presbyterian
esarca % u,sVsapost. % vhlra be e. an
active meszher TIE da1bir q1srtst -
fks Egsa sale esaFss eetsFtssaef stir
e ranzseF 81 fstlEsffst seieeftaas. TIE
@sa tses vest 90 ere ehurch Basement
were tseV we're served wtta tEat re-
ffssemeaEs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

eaal--z4zs Mr.. Frszs Hss4. Mrs ~
ff Mecenoesis. Ms. ~ a HoiiisEs-
worsa. sfrs g. = sharp. Mrs- G. l.
rE69ssoe-
JANUARY q.
Mrr r A Hesr lsafeF
Frsx-a= Elssn ~ NFs ?. =
EEsaes. 1flss F'Ia~snr~ asaat4isE. ,tiss
asrrt~s Lzrkf- Wiss HasGs dsrtx.
nfiss Flersses Battles
ffssrrssrs Nrs. villas tfeEriFT.
eaas-aae. IT'S. 2 = N@fiit. Ms. =
raxnsaz. wrs "a Crss9atr. ytrs
ff~srT Farbsse. Mss Grace u'ss@iss-
FEEMrAWT ta
rfss Flersres ssaatfiss 5eafsr.
Prasraaa Esssz ~ MIS-. = X se9sf.
Mrs Harref Latest. Wrs a q VII
Sass. 1frs. W p swssrsr. Mss gsss
Vg~ss. Mss Gladys wcNaaara. Mss
Eaea AErassessaE.
ffsss-ssrss Mss f4ila Battles.
eaalrazaa. ,trs May WaGswsrts. MS
MAYER Levi. Nr~s q T.. EYstsF. tf-s. -
arp. Mss Ml.laesEs ss@sesF.
MARCH ~.
frs q 1aesssr. tsaGer
rrt-eifv rscfsraefsv aseetleE
rrex-4-a rsvra ~ sss zasie Depart
resets ~ uavsesort. ws1las asa E5es
tsssaf
ffassesses Vfrs George WaEssr.
ess.rrsse. Wss o. tt ssts WIS r o.
RstfF. Nfrs fsssss Wsfbs7 ttFs ~ "
QUartsr WFs George RI sfas1sassfs
Mss uIssrhs ytasssfs lgss. ttfs. T. =
taerss. urs nf q GIee
Aruft. O.
1fss rtsreaee Wecenss. tssfss
Hrearae E1Frs sT tfrs trss 81
ffsVrs. D.. Wrs E6esrs r Lee 1trs
Gfsers nce rfss Essssef stewart. Mss
rHsFtsEFs JsFflscr
Hostess 1f-s m ID Wses eEslFese
ttss V a WeCsrss. vfrs cltsa taas-
sssrs. Mss ualsr Wsrs. SIZES. a p.
as.s tfrs. W W Wsrseslt
NAY 90
Ef-esa7e es s-rers saf reports 6f
fetirtsE saHreFs.
SERIAL n-rffeE
rEs ersaffeseEF Ess rsfs "a SPECIAL
sTart m Ess gsss several mersEs 90 ss-
crease tFs esssssrselr asf tfs-fsss
saf fse rau eas beer tsrrsasef 90
ssr sshfcE over sasGfsf ssTsssfs.
IfreFiass vEt 20 Estf ts ere eaft5rs
~ me ussecas szs asf ne baarf ~
rss fsrarrnsnf lei rtsss t1 frdatsF
seese social tsafars srsm ftr~ t5 tine
ss Increase serissfflsF ssf sr5sziss
ef~asssFs VIA ees asasEer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

Members ~ me Wsfzurfits HIffhfisr
snih we're rfe f4esFs yesterday srtef-
aeon ef 1tFs Hrrbeef Coca Who en-
rsrfsfaeH rfr isl ttfi. as tff-nlilsE AL her
home f1se Faaffrenfa avenue ne
ume sasset very fafesiT tsf pleas
aarg win rterF vefb sat chfftlaE
sad az o sei6es mo Hssfsss served %
fsnrse plach ta 1Hfse weeks tHr club
VII BE- entertained 81 Mfs Wffsm
nfaaah 4s Hs 8unEsias sf Wrs Jtcs
fiahe on Hocf ftesfs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
SOCIAL EVENTS

vaaDzEsr delegated ~ifs a saabsr %
Flaiia s@isefioas watch she PLAYED
hszsfifEIiy. Accompanied - Miss Mary
Alice Wsiiiass ssd Miss Any AaGsF-
soz sang fso soaEs very aiesiy- Art
- ne program tas company wzs "a
slfed % rszain for a social hour and
fssT sers served uith nzat refresh
&snfs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
ms. EosfysSy HOSTESS FORTH
FNETI

EAhNAs
NJ. q " rebfasoa a. bsr s1eae 90
r,~@nfisfa sfrsef. safsft4ieef THURSDAY
assrnoa a. a pretty sofea EsftY 20
h0aer Asr nlece uorsfEq tEaaes. Weo
~ Aans frem seHoo4 IN sas sasf. a
lnneneaa Wa served ssd ~ girls en-
lsv~a . dsnEaff4i aftsrueen. Guests
er--~nf w@rs snssss Miriam waller.
faasy fanss. Msst. tieTe. Marfor
F-ar~on BESSIE MGef. esfefa curry
nsl@a MafsEau Gaaa Gerry. n1sls
If4rrfs Mabel MARTA. MafEaref MsTr
srs aad D0refag Rhsa9s
y0awFGtfN WHINE WORkFE-.
rhs Nsrssas4a UuaaE workers
Ner~ entertained rssrEdsV afternoon
IN me s0rpe ~ Hfs olaf Neisea. $3.50
ssesnfssafa aesnus. Maiise. Every
nembsr Buf one VS. efessef act fsefr
wsre I've visitors - ere buslness sesr
sion n was Gscded fs dispose ~ q
bsaafif4l piles Donated BT ane m t3e
alsmhsra fns maers f9 BE- aset Co.
wards shs ftad f1r fsraisltaE a f1ocs
m IN new GafHsrta hosaital ta Matiae
tafer also % eaffen saFff WI BE- feif
Or ne SANE bafBoss. me nsifss spenf
q vsrY bfeasaat ffferaor ssf fErV we're
served wHs 81 eiaBefsrs Haeh rhs
faiF meeting vuf 30 .g me home ef
Mra Chffsf feersen. &ttt renfn street.
ff1nae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11
AUTO SALES COMPANY TO DE
LIVER CARS FOR statesmen
FIRST OF YEAR.
Contract Closed After Giving Many
Different Auto Tests-To Sell
old Automobiles.

One OF the largest automobile 'r-
ders given by any concern in this sec
ton of the country for some time was
closed a few days ago by the Auto
Sales company. Fourteenth street.
with the Bloch Brothers Tobacco
company for 5 Overland roadsters for
their travelling statesmen. The autos
are the well known rs" model. ana
the big order will be delivered by the
first Of the year.
II is authoritatively stated that the
Bloch company will use nothing but
Overland cars in the future. They
have been given a thorough test in
every way and have proved to be the
best automobiles for their employees
use. II is likely that the company
will give an additional order to the
local Overland distributors for more
During the past several years the
salesman of the Bloch company have
used various makes Of cars, including
the Overland. All the old cars will
be sold the first of the year. at which
time the twenty-five new autos VIII
be put into commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11
POPULAR COUNTY OFFICIAL HAS
21e.25o VOTES TO HIS
CREDIT.
After 10 O'CLOCK Tonight Subscription.
Do Not Count for So
Many Votes.

Only a few hours more and the big
vote offer will be a thing of the past
Ten o'clock tonight marks the close
OF the Near Double" vote offer. and
never again from 10 o'clock on during
the remainder OF the campaign will as
many votes be given on the new sub
scriptions.
Those members having subscriptions
collected or promised who fail TO get
them in the mail or in this office be.
fore the closing hour tonight will lose
thousands OF votes. as the big nearly
double schedule ends and will not be
extended or repeated.
The candidates who have worked
hard and increasingly would no doubt
appreciate a little let up or rest. but
IL they expect or desire to win. rest
should be furtherest from their minds
to-day. Winners will have to be work
ers. Each hours work put forth in
getting subscriptions until the closing
time this evening will bring you near
~ two hours results In number OF
votes.
Remember that after 10 o'clock 10.
night subscriptions will not count for
as many votes
John L. Kingdom goes 10 the leader
ship this morning. with 21s.25O votes
HIS sunny disposition wins many votes
from his host of friends.
With 217.95O votes TO her credit
Mrs. G. Thompson. Dillonvale. Jumps
into second place. and her many
friends have already predicted that
when the final count is made she will
be the top-most pinnacle.
Cameron's candidate. Charles J ia.
gans. goes from fourth TO first place
In the Sixth district. and third in the
entire campaign. but he H. closely
crowded by John W. Armstrong. OF
Martins Ferry. who is only behind him
by 50 votes
Miss Martha McDermOtt. Of the First
district. Is one Of the really hard work.
ers In the campaign. and with the a..
slstance OF a large circle Of LOYAL
friends. she is to-day leading her dis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11
JOHN L. KINGHORN Is
CLUBS LEADER TODAY

irict. and is only FIVE points from the
top OF he campaign
Holding down sixth place is Rev. G.
ID. Sampson. of Benwood. but we IRE
dict that Mr.. Sampson friends win
pun him out Of this position and place
him higher up in the race.
District has for a leader today.
W. II. Hoffman. the well-known bag
gage master Of the y. 4 O. Mr.. Hoff
man. has many friends between Wheel
ing and Grafton who are working 10
further his interests in the campaign.
Another candidate on the honor
roll to-day is Robert r. Stoetzer who is
leading in the third district II is
stated on good authority that "Bob's"
followers outnumber the German Army
and that the big surprise OF the cam
paign VIII be sprung on December IS.
From District 10. comes. in addition
10 Mrs, G.. Thompson. who is in sec.
ond position. another candidate who
Is always found among the live
wires. Mr.. II. w Love is perhaps
one OF the best known as well as the
best liked citizens residing in the rural
district out OF St Clairsville.
Last. but not least By any means. on
tO-days honor roll Is Charles Rice.
Bellaire's popular candidate. Mr.. Rice
has the ability Of making friends and
retaining them and Il is this quality
which has proved such a help to him
in his campaign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11
MOTORCYCLES ARE
HIGHLY DEVELOPED
HAVE REACHED STAGE OF NJ.
MOST MECHANICAL
PERFECTION.
Many Of Last Years improvements
Are Retained on 1916 ModeIs-
Parts Have Been Mad
Fool Proof.

Refinement expresses in one WORD
the tendency OF modern motorcycle
design" says Earl Braunlich. local
Harley Davidson agent
Motorcycles reached a high stage
Of development last year. but the 1916
models have all OF those improve
ments and many others brought hight
up to date for the convenience ana
comfort OF the rider.
About all the owner of a motor.
cycle has to do nowadays IL to nil
with gasoline and oil occasionally.
The motorcycle has been brought 10
such n high stage of perfection that
he hardly need give a thought to
other details. The magnetic and car
buretor were made fool proof years
ago and now the same thing is true
OF the rest OF the motorcycle.
Further improvement in the an
pearance of the machine is seen in the
stream line tanks. the primary DUR
pose Of which was to provide greater
gasoline and oil capacity for tourists
The large filler caps are Of automo-
bile size so that the regulation garage
FUNNEL can be usede. The efficient
three-speed transmission which crea-
ted such a sensation last year mas
been retained on the 1916 machines.
making IL possible for the Hariey-iJa-
wilson rider TO 90 anywhere that ,rac.
ton can be obtained. The 1916 mod
els certainly have an abundance I
power and are built for rugged serv-
ice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-11
JEFFERY COMPANY
Represented Here by Capitol Car Co.,
TO Enlarge Plant 20 Supply Many
Big Orders Received.

Announcement is made by the
Thomas B. Jedery company OF Keno
sha. Wis. OF plans for the immediate
erection OF two large buildings TO take
care of their rapidly increasing do
nestle and foreign business.
President Charles T. J. Jenery. pres
ident Of the company. said. "Jenery
shipments have increased more than
one hundred per cent over last year.
We are employing double the mum Der
OF men and many departments are
working day an night TO supply the
demand. in spite OF the fact that we
are now entering into the winter
season
This heavy increase in production
at this time Of the year is due to the
immediate success Of the JeTery Sc
dan and the rapid growth Of our ex-
port business In pleasure cars and
trucks with countries which nave
been shut OF from their European
sources OF supply.
The Capitol Car company. Wheel
INK district distributors. has sold
about 80 Jenery cars in this commu-
nifty aud eastern Ohio during the
past year ana anticipate that tneir
sales will be much larger next sea
son