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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
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Bad Cough
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ration takes right hold of r. couch arT
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which accompany n painful cough. anal
si2I7 me formation Of uhlagm Dol fra
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bronchitis. spaam0dic crHrB and ,..rf..
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not accept arVfG.ry elar 51srsrfa.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
TO HAVE PRETTY HAIR.

~ your hair 90 not a. soft. and
pretty ur as fresh ana 'Ull as thar of
some friend. do az she does. ave 10
dahl" attention. just 'Ue same care
you would give o. plant fo make o..
healthy ard beautiful IuXurant hair
eu.f fury thick and lusfrous ~
really o. matter 81 car, lf 30 b. too
Thin. make b. grow n DO is TOO dry
and brittle. soften DO up Intricate &c.
~ YOU have Iaudrun DO Ia because
The scalp De- ton dry and nakea o.
Fr"shon up tho scalp and the dandfuT
disappears
Partisan SAGE. au inexpensive tonic
which YOU can get from any drug or
toilet counter. or from g. o. GIe.f a.
co. ia Ius. what YOU need .' su0sns
fHa scalp. rHur|aNr. fEa NHfr fuuff.
Immediately removes HarI.rr and
makes '.e hair fuff. Ius'r0us and
abundant one application will stop
f.tIHF head and .i.ars. .He uaIr or
dust and excess uI TafIsIau SAGE
takes away the drynsss and brittle
ness makes The hair twice o. abund
ant and hesUudee .f until BE- is sof
and lusfroua.
By The use of This helpful tonic any
woman can easily make Dor hair soft
fudy and abundant Pretty hair vii
surely Increase her charm and beauty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22

The executive board ~ the .Womau's
Club of Wheclius Ias arranged a
luncheon for this aftesuDu a. one o.
clock az the Windsor hotel The al
fair fs planned Tor Miss Julia Morgan
Harding ~ Pittsburgh and MIS- John
bghl Of Clarksburg Mrs Bnhl is now
rho sfat" secretary an, VAS formerly
ths state president. Mieg Harding
speak before rh. Current Events de-
parfment and 10 quite u favori'c mere.
Members Oi tIp club wishing 10 A.
tend should call VT MsGrcror. Bell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22

The men o, the First English Luth-
eran church are cordially invited 10
attend a supper that will be held in
the banquet hall of the church this
evening NJ $50 O'Clock. The object
OF the supper is to give the men a
chance 10 meet Harry y. Gerhardt, OF
Chicago. secretary Of the Laymen $
Movement. who will be- present and
explain the work OF the Every Mem
Der Canvas general good time
h expected
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entertained Erlend.

Mrs William Rempe ~ WoodIawn
entertained a number Of friends on
Thursday afternoon. The affair was
in the nature ~ bridge and lunch
con. The guests included Mesdames
Cuauncey Dewey. !. !. Carroll. George
MathisOn, Harry Ebbc.t. William
Burns. =. 7. sIsnley. J. J. Conin.
Thomas Beattie. ! 4. Campbell r. :
Riley. Miss Ann Wingerter. Miss Ada
BUslsy
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Serve supper.

The supper served last evening AZ
the Second Presbyterian church. un.
der the auspiDc- Of the Pastors Aid
Society. from $50 70 $50 O'Clock.
was great success. and b. was est.
mated that between coo and 500 peO-
pie were served with sumptuous
luncheon during the evening The
proceeds received from the luncheon
will 90 toward the improvements that
have been recently made 10 the church
property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22

Four great meetings will be held
sunday by DIR. J. Asphalt McCuaig.
The hrst meeting at the First Chris
tian church at - o'clock will be for
men only, and 40 doubt the cnurcn
will be packed, when the speaker de-
liVers his address on the SUBJECT
Men and Men" DR.. McCuaig will
deal with the various kinds of men
found in the city and promises to de
liver some hot shots, straight from
the shoulder. in regard TO the city
government.
At the Fourth street NJ. T.. churcn,
following the Mems meeting. a mass
meeting will be held for women.
where the subject under discussion
will be Whose Child Is This?" AT
1880 O'Clock In the Fourth street VI. r..
church, at the regular evening service.
he will speak on the subject Have
Faith in God" Following this meet
ing. another will be held in the First
Christian church at 9.o'clock closing
DR.. McCuaig's meetings in Wheeling.
when he will speak on the subject
entitled The Great Question
Great interest will, no doubt, cen
Ter In the O'Clock meeting. for at
this meeting. Immediately following
the address OF DR.. McCuaig. a commit
tee OF one hundred men. proposed last
sunday, will be named. This commit.
Tee Will be composed OF one hundred
representative men of the city who
are deeply interested in the elimina.
lion OF speakeasies. gambling Joints
and houses of prostitution. az well as
all other evils that may be found 10
exist In Wheeling. II Is the intention
that this committee be so constituted
that II will give a backing TO the chief
OF police, and that IL will make il
possible to carry out every detail OF
law enforcement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
Wheeling Man Entertains.

Mir. Charles NcCamic. Of Wheeling.
entertained with box party Wcdnes-
day evening az the Plaza. The guests
included Mrs. Strother. Mrs. Charles
Dickinson. Ma. =. T.. Carpenter. Mrs.
John Dice. Miss Virginia Johnson and
Mr. Randolph Stalnaker. After the
theater Mr. Mechanic took his guest,
TO the Karawha for supper Charles
ton Gazette
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Entertained Eriend.-

On Wednesday at her home on Eas
Twenty-ninth street. Mrs. J. II. Senge-
walt entertained number OF ~:
friends. The day was pleasantly spent
and an elaborate dinner was served.
Those present We're. Mrs &. :. Hels-
ley. Mrs. George Briggs and Pm
George. Mrs. }. II. Helsley and son
Nelson. all OF Martins Ferry. Mrs. "a.
W. Fisher OF Sherrard. Mrs. ". T..
Carnahsn and Mrs. = X. Sengewalt
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CREDITORS MEET.
szaynovs- Dairy Company 70 Meet Jan
nary %.

4 meeting OF the creditors OF the NAV
flower Dairy company, bankrupt. will be
held IN the office OF Referee Henry 4.
Nolte on Saturday. January 80 Harry
King. Jr.. trustee has filed a petition
for the sale OF the property. which will
be acted upon at the meeting
on February I az the same place n
meeting OF the creditors OF Martin =.
Faly. the Cameron bankrupt undertaken.
will he held and n petition prepared by
Judge A. Hundt. trustee. 70 So the
property. will also be acted upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
WeII.bvro's Woman. club

The Woman's Club Of Wells burg
held their meeting al the Hudson
House Thursday afternoon The pro-
cram was an interesting one including
music by Miss McCleary, Rise OF
journalism by Mrs Smith: American
by Miss Green. Which OF
our Pooks are World Books and why
by Miss PcttibOne. Current Events,
Miss Everett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
busch Moore

Miss Blanche Edna Moore. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs r. 4 Moore Of South
Chapline street and Mr. Howard JOS
eph busch. son OF Mr. and Mrs George
busch. will be married Monday. FeD-
ruary s. Miss Moore is we'll known
in the younger set Of the city while
Mr. busch b. connected with the
maintenance of way department ~ the
Baltimore and Ohio Il Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
Drama Leanue Study

The Drama League will meet mex;
Tuesday morning az the home Of Mrs.
Kelley in the Virginia Apartments.
The members Wiz come az 10 O'Clock
and remain until noon Bjorsen s
When the New Wine Blooms" will
be read
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Misses


NTs Nf-FrHf Marvin entertain a.
with 81 o.Ui0r. dinner af fHn Windsor
hotel ur ThurrCav Tho srfeta Do.
.iIdrd sixteen of nor .0uUTssr. rH.
dinner was served boz The sun r4fIUf.
and the usual Windsor service Waa
evident After dinner che .uasfH
we're taken 10 the Victoria theatre.
The guests Included Nrs HHIe1
Burt state commander. ~ Detroit.
Nrs Margaret Marvin. Mrs FII.n
Peterson. Nrs Anna Male. Of uDVo,h.
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Mrs. cooper's Class.

This afternoon. in the ball room Of
the Windsor hotel Mrs. blanche BAIRD
Cooper will entertain her juvenile
dancing class. There will be- the
usual large attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
NOVEL SCHEME is PLANNED
FOR RETIREMENT OF WHEELING

building. the chief expressed himself
as being heartily in favor OF working
In cooperation with the committee In
carrying out the great reform move
ment which Is now sweeping over the
city. due to public sentiment on the
part Of the good citizens Of Wheeling
Further than the above. relating to
the campaign. DR. McCuaig. in speak
ing to an Intelligencer reporter in
regard to the meeting. declined to be
interviewed as TO what matters re-
lating to civic conditions and vice
were discussed. any more than to
say that the interview was very sat
isfactory. and that he expected the
chief OF police 10 be present at the
great mass meeting OF men TO be held
Sunday afternoon. when more definite
action will be taken in regard to the
elimination of vice in this city.
The chief refused last evening to be
interviewed on the subject. but II Is
expected by those who know him best
that he will issue his customary order
guaranteed to satisfy all parties con-
cerned I'm the controversy.
The committee which was appoint
ed Sunday. consisting of Rev. W. NJ.
Schultz. DR. +. A. Hildreth and DIT.
James Monroe. are now working in
cooperation with Dr. McCuaig in Sc
lecting the committee of one hundred
men who will be announced Sunday,
who will work in cooperation with
the police department TO see that all
houses OF prostitution and assigna-
ton. as well as gambling joints. are
suppressed. The committee will be
composed OF ministers. doctors. law
yers and merchants, as well as repre-
sentative business men OF the city
who have the needs OF the city at
heart and desire to see Wheeling made
better city. eliminated Of all its
vice
Call On Chief Daily.
Out OF the regular committee OF
one hundred men. an executive com
mittee of three men will be appointed
whose duty IL will be to name the
men who are to call on the chief each
morning. Immediately following the
session of police court. to discuss con-
ditions relative to speakeasies. houses
OF prostitution and gambling existing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
Lsdn Ell. Ent,rtaIn.d

Mrs. Chester Whitman entertained
he members ~ the Lady Elks az r.p
Windsor hotel on Wednesday Cards
were enjoyed and luncheon served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
Work With Police.

The committee will be a permanent
one. which will work in co-operattrn
with the chief OF police in his DEPART
ment In the lengthy interview which
DIT. AcCuaig. the New York reformer.
had yesterday morning with Chief of
Police Thomas Leyland, in the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22

tain Saturday for Mrs Aaron Sonre.
born Of Pueblo. Col. who Is the guest
Of Mrs. Nose SonEeborn Memba.s
OF the sewing club and few friend
will be the guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22

The following guests viii be .nclu.l
ed In the reservation for the Woman IS
Club luncheon held az the Windsor
hotel this afternoon al ! o'clock.
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entertained Maeeahees.

Mrs. Bird entertained the Macca.
bees with a luncheon Al the Windsor
hotel on Thursday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22


N.- UuiUa UPHOLD Who has been
II. guest OF bon .aIrr. Mrs August
Rssrhr fur fH. past scar leaves FrI.
day fog her H0ma in Iowa Nias Soy
bold wa. fHr recipient OF O. surprise
held of Tho parsonage OF the &c. p1ura
church Wednesday evening when IH,
Dfirera and fn8.u,fs ~ ST. Tau"a
sunday school gave farewell party
TUr guests presented Miss SnyhoIG
with ont Elaes DISH
s lunch was .nryof when Attorney
Fred Urrbmau acted a- POSTMASTER
Tho f0IIovIre we're tho ruoata.
Misses Mia KELSEY. Minnie Bareis.
Imma Eistm Marie Srhoppar. Emma
Hines. sophie BuHm. Elizabeth Cook.
Minnie willie UIda -lEboId viva
-aabrrHI Lena I#mf-. Berthe
Robinson Helen Meyer. rI.a Gross.
rurfn. Bertha sayboId Wilma Lm.
norman Alma kaerfWau Carrie
Becker UUIIa -aybo.f. Nra stewart
Mcdonald Mrs Miller Nssera Fred
Brinkman Charles Whrrmau. Albert
urhs Rudolph lrager. Mr. Heufhrr
REV and N.a g. o. EH.rnc. ue.4rs
and Wcsdawar Harry SUPP Tr.r
liarfieIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
MEN TO AID POLICE CHEF
IN WORK.
Movement InaugUrated at Mems Mass
Meeting Last Sunday-To Ap-
point Committee Next
Sunday.
SUNDAY PROGRAM.

p. NJ, First Christian Church.
(mass meeting for mem subject:
Men and Men"
$50 .. m. Fourth street NJ. r.
church (mass meeting for wo-
men) subject: Whose Child Is
This"
1880 .. m. Fourth street NJ. r.
church Irregular meeting) sub
ject: Have Faith In God"
p. m. First Christian church
Men and Women) subject: THE
Great Question"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22

The young lady across the way
says il may Dc true that the Gulf
Stream mOdihes the climate down
there near where II is but for her
part she doesn't believe II has any
effect along the Atlantic Coast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22

Mrs. William Myles Herman was
hostess on Thursday Afternoon for Mrs
;. ;. Bloch and Mrs. Howard Bodweii
OF Nandegrift. Pa. Bridge was en-.
joyed for a few hours after which tea
was served. Tea was poured by MIS-.
Is. Walker Peterson and Mrs. IA. "A.
Harrison. while Mrs. Chester Hubbard.
Mrs. Lawrence Sands and Mrs. Pee
bles Tatum assisted on Saturday.
Mrs. Herman will entertain for Miss
Dorothy Bloch and Mrs. Edouard Zies.
Ter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22

Cullough, Mrs. CARA Zimmerman. Mrs
Elizabeth Collins. Mrs. Sophia Neu-
man, Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes. NrG
Mary Stezfelter. Mrs Bee West Mrs
Fred Dorer, Mrs. Eta Stamm. Miss
Celia Atkins. Miss Nyra Collins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
Men Give Sumner.

977-J. The luncheon will be seventy
ive cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
Daily Chit-Chat
10y Ruth cameron.)
THE LITTLE HOUSE OF
THOUGHT.
(By Ruth Cameron.)

Three % as were sitting silent before
the fire the other day. thinking each our
own thoughts. and suddenly ~ came over
mcH-l- 30 mot interesting 20 think that
each on, OF ms, however closely he may
keep in touch with his fellow man on
'hD surface. iu the last analysis. still
lives secluded and unapprOachable IN r.
little house Of thought.
/ live 80 ms little house Of thought.
YOU on yours. Sometimes you or 1 choose
Go send am basSudprs Of speech TO each
other but unless We do no one can know
what Ig going on within. We are an
king iu our own little castles.
90 BE- interesting. too. Isn't O.. 20 think
how different these houses must DO
nom each other. just as individual and
distinctly, te the interior Of the wood
and stone houses In which our bodies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-22
Ent,rtaln,a Friend,

Nlrs. Jesse 4. Bloch entertained l
number Of friends or Thursday after.
noon az the home in Pleasant VALLEY
The hours wcr, from 20 O.. durire
which bridge and sewing were co.
ioyrd The AFFAIR was planned 8s H
compliment 90 Mrs Edouard LisgI,.
% Paris. who is tho guest Of her par.
rUfs ST. and Mrs s. s Bloch and
Mrs Harry Cannon Of EudsrvIIIs.
Del Who BEL the sue. Of Mr. and Nfr
70 g. D3lzell There were three tables
fo accommodate fnr guests. while tho
other guests aeved st Eve O'Clock g.
luncheon was served
The guests were
Misses
Nancy Peterson Elizabeth Paxton
Dorothy NloCh
Meadarres
VI s. IlaninE Robert UagIs.f
Eugene IIIIrfH IfU e.. UayI.ff
IcoCh CracIaff Iu.rnf snpIfrT
Johnson Mckinley singleton PAUL
Henry " Russell Harry IT, Cannon
Wil Crarrar. Dr. Ed01srd Iit.flr
Joseph PAUL Ir
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For Mrs Sonneborn.
Nrs Herbert SOMEHOW viii enter.
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90 Be- interesting. too. Isn't o.. 70 think
how different these houses must DO
rom each other. just as individual and
distinctive te the Interior Of the wood
and stone houses in which our bodies
when the House Of Thought Is ni-fur-
some OF the little houses OF thought
are but poorly furnished viii rickety
ufrI udl.uH cor the taWdry Cueapuess of
uaChtu. made ideas. 4 know a woman
bought a garment or r. piece Of iurul-
turI from bis store whore they are
m'de uy the hundred There b. no dis
uurtiun Co those ready made thing.
.ur says Yet from her Conversation
t..N much suspect that her little house
'f Thought a. full ~ che commonost
hind of r.uus-madr furniture.
you win notice that people who.
homes .r. aH III.iuruIrhad du not like t1
HlaH 90 home uny longer than they can
r.. sihiE hrlr the theatre. game .or
Thought fuuH creation even with some
l"' .ur.rIHI person. fhrt prefer any HI
'r.-. ODD. r.I"ns .H h.IrE Isft alone lu
' f.I.. .rni.h %. UrH'fr1t'itr house 'I
where tns Servants are DisoBsdisnt and
Iucfnoisnt
'''.. house. ... Disorder. and 900.
managed T.rHsp. fhs nrrItura b. ...r.
H GOOD. huf DO ia u.f PLACED fH good rl.
t.'HH' t.a BID. H.I.H. f. ..f dust. rHI
IH ..u..f n f. ..u.. ore
Hu. ..In. Fud drop H ..r another Fu.
. ... Goo. '"... Through. I.H...
Nh.-. iu .hls h,1.. b. ..a..r and CON.
H." I.. fH. H.Hrs OF f...s.f uru..
Oh. content IA. .fr. I" I. ..r Hr.
.. '.. i' pleasant u.f .H Or.
uuf prejudice. bog. aHH H. H... fn. .t1I.
...'..'. .. .. '....I w.'. .N. Wisdom
. HE. Quilted from r..s. vI..
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-12-10
PASTOR HOFSTEAD GETS
A PRESBYTERIAN CALL
Former Member Of Memphis Con-
ference, Methodist Church, May
Change His Denomination

Information has reached Paris
that Rev. O. H. Hofstead, for
merly of the Memphis confer
ence, Methodist church. has re-
ceived a call to the pastorate of
of the Court Avenue Presbyterian
church in Memphis. DR.. Hugh
Spencer Williams for years was
the pastor of that church.
Pastor Hofstead was under
fire in the Memphis conference
for a year. breezy charges being
filed by his wife. At the recent
conference at Trenton he was
given a clean bill of health and
retired from its membership.
He was a Presbyterian before
entering the Methodist church
and is a native of New York.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-12-10

Discovery of what is believed
to be a human arm buried about
one mile of the Huntingdon road,
two miles from this city, caused
a furry of excitement in Paris
last Fridy afternoon. The find
was made by hunters and a
coterie of local Sherlocks went to
the scene, including Nathan D.
White, John J. Brooks. G. R.
Nelson and Zeb Williams.
The limb was encased in cloth.
Employees at the ice and coal
plant stated that it was the arm
of a negro, amputated in an scci-
dent about three years ago.
Justice W. T. Snow, who viewed
the bones displayed in front of
a Court Square store, after rapid
deductions a la William j. Burns
and Nick Carter, advanced the
theory that somebody had lost a
calf and buried it by remnants.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-12-10
LOOK WHO'S IN TOWN?
MAJOR MORGAN BLAKE!
Political Writer on Nashville Ban
ner Spends an Enjoyable Day
In Real Live Town

Morgan Blake bobbled his brug-brimo-
daire
And frabbled his fungo ozwanda;
He spazzled and chugged his lyg milf
fiig4ire
While pandigging out his frass-mando.
His mugship, however, galog on the si-
ler,
Quinsagged his plag into mink;
The ginzook cowldiggered, piggled the
briller-
Twas the political fob of Father
Blake.
Morgan Blake, editor of the
Politi :al and Otherwise column,
political writer on the Nashville
Banner, poet, war correspondent
and election prophet, rolled into
Paris on a noon train last Monday
and spent a few strenuous hours
in a live town.
Morgan told the clerk at the
hotel that Paris was the best
town he had seen since he left
Hushpuckena, Miss, to seek his
fame and fortune in the news.
paper world.
Friend Blake toured Tennessee
in the first senatorial primary
with former Governor M. R.
Patterson and he is now in the
midst of a postgraduate cours
over the same territory.
AS political writer, Morgan
carves to the bone and lets tn.
porterhouse fall whittier i
wilst.
He left in the early evening
for Puryear.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-12-10
LUKE LEA IS NEUTRAL IN
SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN
Senior Senator Gives out Statement
Before Leaving for His Post
In Washington

Senator Luke Lea, before leav-
ing for Washington Saturday
evening for the opening session
of congress Monday. gave out
the following statement with
respect to his attitude in the
senatorial run-off primary to be
held this month:
Under the conditions result
ing from the campaign | made.
any position other than one of
absolute neutrality between the
two remaining candidates would
have been unfair to my friends
who gave me such loyal support,
and unfair to myself. | have
expressed no preference, even to
my most intimate friends. and
have in no way attempted to aid
or to injure either Governor
Patterson or Congressman Nickel.
lar in the run-of primary.
THE attitude of The Ten.
nessean and American has been
and will be one of strict neu.
trality. It has published and
will continue to publish such
statements and speeches as have
been furnished by the candidate:
and will give accounts of Their
speakings written by reliable
correspondents"
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-12-10
HOME GROWN APPLES
BY THE WAGON LOAD
Barrels Of the Red Fruit In Unusu-
ally Large Variety Are Seen
In Paris Market

Noticeable on the streets and
in the local markets last Satur-
day and Monday were wagon
loads of large, red apples, home
grown and the flavor most de-
lightful.
They were gathered a few
miles out from Paris and were
of splendid variety.
In Benton county this year ap-
Piles were at a premium, few
trees bearing.
Although the crop of apples
here has been large, the supply
was entirely consumed by the
local demand.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1915-12-10
Afternoon

An earthquake was felt in
Paris at about 1880 o'clock last
Tuesday afternoon. While the
disturbance was slight, it was
distinct and lasted several Sec
onds.
1t was very noticeable even to
persons on the street. while there
was slight rattle of dishes in
some of the stores.
The shock was felt at the post
Office, in The Partisan office, at
the residence of Gen. J. w.
Lewis and other places.