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Evening journal., 1915-12-17
nIVInENn NOTICE

nIvIDEND NQTICE-AT MEETING
IL held this day the Board Of Directors
OF the Wilmington Trust Company declared
dividend Of 2i5 per cent. (sl.25 per
share) payable January first. 1916. TO stock
holders Of record at the close Of business
December 20, 1915. Checks viii be mailed.
d. c. ASPRIL
doclT-1t Treanursr
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
u OR SALE--FRESH COW EDGAR p.
4 Gregg, Haaeldel deel5-ot
" OR sALE-sAMsoN l.5oopoUND DE
r livery car at q bargain. Moore Auto
Co., 1921 Gilpin avenue oct14.u
y OR sALE-sEvERAI SECONDHAND
= heaters. Apply SO Orange st.
dec6-f.
y OR sALE-CHUNK AND KINDLING
wood. Shellpot Park. Phone, Auto
matte, 1oos. oeee-Im.
OAO QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
DUO Wines at Max Keil'B. No. 800 East
fourtn street. ml--u.
uINE EYEGLASSES AND sPECTACLEs.
II VIM, Arlo Moore Optometrist, No. 1o3
w. Ninth ST. dec16-lm.
EHEAP-GROCERY STORE AND FIX
~ lures, west side. Address $40, Even
ings Journal Office. dec17-3t.
Z OR sALE-LUDwIG PIANO. PRACTI-
cally new. Apply 1O11 Trenton Place.
dec1 5-3t.
GROCERY STORE WITH STOCK AND
~ fixtures Good location. Address S-69,
Evening Journal Once. decle-at.
= INE EYEGLASSES AND sPECTACLEs.
Wm. Arlo Moore, Optometrst No. IO3
w. Ninth St. nov17-eod-1m.
y OR sALE-HALLET & DAVIS PIANO;
used three months. At sacrifice If sold
500. Address p. o. Box d62. Wilmington.
Del. nov1 -eod-1m.
. HORSES TO HIRE OR SELL. WITH
> harness, wagons, single or double.
Horses from z TO 9 years old: sound. Call
j. A. Phone 2l73-W. decl1-2t.
RoR sALE-A LARGE SIZE PARLoR
y stove vacuum cleaner and Irish Mail.
An in frstclass condition; at bargain.
Apply after $50 evenings 212 North Van
Buren, St. dect6-3t
E1OR SALE CHEAP-1Oo HORSEPOWER
II horizontal Economic Erie boiler. Will
mington Provision Co., northeast corner
Third and Orange Streets. decl4-f.
y OR SALE - CHRISTMAS TREES
wreaths, trimmings and Christmas deco
rations for sale. Apply early TO Thomas
=. Harris, Box 6s, Smyrna, Del. dee9-l3t.
nv OY PoODLEs. THE REAL SMALL
Il kind Puppies just right to take home.
Best breed W. II. Foulkrod, No. 1903
w. Ihird 81 oecS'u'
ltIGAR AND CANDY STORE. FINE 10
~ cality; good business; no competition;
excellent opportunity. Address SOS. Even
ing Journal omce. declo.at.
l/NHEAP 49, ONE EDISON TRIUMPH
| ~ graphophone. 100 four-minute blue Am
berol Records Two reproducers. One re
corder Apply evenings or SUNDAYS. 915
North Clayton ST. deol6-2t.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

A PARTMENT-FIVE ROOMS AND
"A bath, third floor. heat and hot water
year around. Possession January l. 1916.
dec1d-tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

-c-co~o~o~occ-c-o~-co~cc-oo-~~c~
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BrsINEss OProRTrNITIEs.

NJ ADAM LEO AND QUEEN RICHANDA,
Ni worlds greatest Palmsts. Tell past
present and future; also love and business
affairs Of both white and coiored Price. 25c.
SheApot Park all winter nugiO.tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

KLAIR BAZAAR,
49, SATURDAY, DEC. 1s.
MS IS head horses Of all
NN hasA.l kind. Some extra good
XNf ones. Wagon and harness
ENeE1 of all kinds 500 blankets
AAStAN of all kinds Auto rugs,
rain covers Some very fine bed blankets.
Anyone looking for blankets be on hand.
viii be sold at your price. Lot Of men S
clothing. Few extra Plymouth Rock roost-
as. Come early; lot OF goods for sale One
good separator.
On Wednesday December %, viii have
lot Of home dressed turkeys for sale.
WM. H. kLAIR
dec15,17. Wilmington, Del.
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y OR SALE-sEvERAL SECONDHAND
e heaters. Apply $40 Orange st.
dec6.tf
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MONEY TO LOAS.
TRANSPORTATION.
Pennsgrove Ferry

Leave Wilmington $50. 700. 500. 900
1000 HOO A. NJ. IL noon, 100. 2.30.
800 400. 500, 800. 500, 1890 and 1900
2. NJ. 1890 changed to Q 80 Sunday night.
Leave Pennsgrove 7.15, 500 900. 1000.
100 and 1900 A. N. 100. 200 315.
400. 500. 600, 100. 300. 11.15 and 12.45
p. NJ The p. NJ from Pennsgrove is
changed 70 s.45 Sunday night.
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u OR sALE-sAMsoN l.boo.PoUND DE
II livery car az bargain. Moore Auto
Co.. 1921 Gilpin avenue. octl4.u
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NOTICES.


A Ii TRESPASSERS ARE STRICTLY
n forbidden on the property Of Edward b.
Mason; also squirrel rabbit fox and II
night hunting are forbidden.
EDWARD H. & PETER MASON,
nov9.2m.
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~ OR SALE-CHUNK AND KINDLING
n wood Sheipot Park. Phone Auto
matte 2O5s. dec6-1m.
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OAN QUART -. PURE CALIFORNIA
DUO Wines at Max Keil's No. 800 East
Fourth street. m12-tf.
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Il OR RENT-HOUsE ON THE HILL
half mile from Hockessin. rooms aud
Hockessin, Del. Bell Phone. APR. 2.
marl2-H.
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y OR SALE CHEAP-1OO HORSEPOWER
II horizontal Economic Erie boiler Will
mington Provision Co.. northeast corner
Third and Orange Streets dec14-tf.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

II oUsE II ELsMERE. SIX ROOMS.
H bath; all modern improvements. with
or without stable or automobile room. Ap-
ply ID. S. Lyman. Phcne. 1o15-J. iy23-tf
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FARMS FOR SAFE.

Il OR SALEM SOUTHERN DELAWARE
1O.acre poultry and truck farm. Adj
dress Mrs. Mary Wilchard, No. 25lO Fait
Ave-. Baltimore. Nd. No agents. dec5-lni
II OR SALE QUICK VALUABLE FARM
Of 40 acres, near Wilmington Posses
sion March !. Z. II. Beck, Middletown,
Del. dec13-e
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NJ ANTED- COLLECTOR AND SALES
w man By reliable iowelry firm. a. s.
Mitchell. Room si2 Ford Bldg deci6.8t
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EOR sALE-FREsH COW. EDGAR p.
II Gregg, Hazcldel dcct5-3t
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q ECOND STORY FRONT ROOM FOR
- business or light housekeeping. 7O4 y
Market 81. decla-ot
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~ me EYEGLASSES AND sPECTACLES.
II VIM, Arlo Moore Optometrist, No. 1903
w. Ninth St. dec16-lm.
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nv OY POODLEs. THE REAL SMALL
i kind Puppies just right to take home.
Best breed. w. II. Foukrod, No. 303
W. Third ST. dec9-f.
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nFFICE ROOM. FURNISHED. GROUND
" floor; central; $1,000. Apply Box 3f5'
civ dccf5-4t
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(tIGAR AND CANDY STORE. FINE 10
~ cality; good business; no competition
excellent opportunity. Address S-6s. Even
ing journal Office. decl5.at.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


w ANTED-DRIVERS AND CLERKS.
w Apply with reference Adams TX
srcss Co.. p. r. r. Depot declo'dt
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MUSICAL.
LOsr ANp rOuNp.
TYPEWRITERs.

II YPEWRITERs RENTED - THREE
4 months, $500. Rental applied on pur.
chase. Sold. $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
DENT A REMINGTON OR OWN ONE
IL yourself by buying on the rental plan
monthly, Also Monarchs at very reason
able prices.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER Co,
Phone 5i25. 500 Equitable
oct 19-tf
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MAsOuERADE suITs.

MASQUERADE SUITS AND WIGS 10
M nre. FRANK BIESlNGhK. Corne.
Fourth and Walnut streets. d. A. 6259.W
mnV.a-lm.
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u OR SALE - CHRISTMAS TREES.
wreaths, trimmings and Christmas deco
rations for sale Apply early to Thomas
T.. Harris, Box 6s, smyrna, Del. dec9-l3t.
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ROOMS For RENT.

y OR RENT-sECoND STORY ROOM.
$40 Adams 81. decI-l1t
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FARM FOR RENT.

-----.--------r------~-------
~ RUCK FARM - ACRES or NEW
i road. about one mile west of Esmere.
apply William NJ. Brackin, Marshaliton,
Del. dccS-eod-1m.
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CHIROPODTSTS.

NTTT TIVTT VTTTT| II .
u LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY, no. ooi
y Market street. Graduate OF Fowler and
hanna. Treats Corns, Bunions, lngrown
Nails. Etc. Evenings by appointment. D.
~ al 26iT ian26tf
II LIzABETif HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
~ Fowler a Hanna, Ltd Chiropody and
manicuring, hair dressing and massaging.
No. o0Q ADAMS ST. ID. & A., 290e. Even
ing by appointment. mar26-u-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29

ground cinnamon with half cup Of
sugar and sprinkle over the pieces of
melon. Place shell on platter in bed
of ice and send to table. Serve melon
in low sherbet glasses and small fork.
Watermelon Salad Melons that
are not rich in sugar may be used in
salad. Be sure the melon is ice cold;
cut away tiny balls from the red heart
and pile balls on leaf of lettuce; serve
with sweet French dressing made by
putting four tablespoonful of oil into
bowl, and even teaspOOnful of salt
and two even tablespOonfulsO sugar.
Juice of one lemon and beat until like
cream; add dash of nutmeg and turn
over melon balls. Do not prepare
salad until just ready to serve.
1890
When food burns quickly seize the
kettle or pan from the fire and set
into larger pan of cold water. This
will cause the steam to escape from
the outside, instead of passing up
ward through the food. a..
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BY CAROLINE CoE

BY CAROLINE CUE
WateTmeIOn-cOld. sweet and juicy
doesn't it make you cool to think
of it?
There are many new tangled ways
of serving watermelon, but none quite
equal the old one Cut the melon
through its, equator, then slice from
center to end of melon.
But there are other ways, for in
stance:
Watermelon Cubes in CUps-Cut
cold melon in inch slices, carefully
remove seeds, rind and white ring,
cut slices into inch cubes and put into
ice cold sherbet glasses and serve at
once.
Cpiced Watermelon a la Milwaukee
Cut the melon in half from stem to
flower end. Cut out the red center
with a tablespoon taking care to keep
pieces even in size and shape. When
shell is empty drain out water and
seeds and fill shell with the pieces Of
melon. Mix one-half tablespoon Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
PRESBYTERIANS
CLOSE SYNOD

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. IA
The Presbyterian synod which has
been in session here for three days
came to a close tonight with the cleo
ton of officers OF the synodical and
the selection of a meeting place next
year.
Sutton. w. Va. was chosen as the
next place to hold the synod and the
date was set for the second Tuesday
in October.
The following were the officers cleo.
ted for the s~ynodical. woman's branch
Of the church:
President-Mrs. Ernest Thompson.
Charleston.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss An
ma Laing. Lewisburg.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. L. 4. Po-
teet. Charleston.
Secretary OF Christian education
and ministerial relief-Mrs. W. Gull
land. Elkins.
Secretary of Sunday school and Young
Peoples Work-Mrs. F. r. Dunlap,
Hinton
Secretary home missions-Mrs. ID.
III. McGeachy. Lewisburg.
Secretary of literature-Mrs. Fran.
Tyree. Huntington.
Treasurer-Mrs. S. II. Peck. Hinton.
W. Va.
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Big MEN ATTEND
GOOD ROADS MEET

BLUEFTELD. w. Va. Oct. 1.-THE
Southern Appalachian Good Roads as.
ISOLATION with ISL delegates present
representing the nine southern states
in the association began its seventh
annua convention in this city today.
rive governors who had accepted invi-
tations did not appear. but messages
were received from some of the them
saying they would arrive before the
end of the convention. Dr. Joseph
Hyde Pratt OF North Carolina. is pre-.
siding. Congressman Howard Suther-
land and Edward Cooper and Attorney
General Lilly OF this state are in at
tendance.
Addresses were made by representa-
tives Of the highway departments Of
Virginia, Maryland. Kentucky. West
virginia. North Carolina. Georgia and
South Carolina. Tonight Director
Eldridge OF the Federal Good Roads
Bureau. delivered an illustrated lee.
ture. A project 10 build a highway
from Maine to the gulf through the
Appalachian mountains. which will be
the scenic road OF the east. will come
before the convention.
Governors Stuart OF Virginia and
Hatfield Of West Virginia. will make
addresses tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
KIDNAPPED BOY
HAS BEEN FOUND

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
FAlRMONT, Oct. 1.-THE hear
breaking search that Judge H.. e.
Thurmond of Webster Springs mas
been making for his boy. Halves
Thurmond. aged IA. for a month yes
terday. came to an end last night
when The father received a telegram
that his son and Morgan Furth. VINO
kidnapped the lad had been arrested
about nine miles from Connelsville,
Pa.
Furth vas in Webster Springs dur
ing the summer season last summer
and remained there until a month ago
when he disappeared and the boy
vas also found missing from school
the same day. The police all over
this section have been on the lookout
for the two.
Furth. becoming exhausted hnan-
cially after travelling from place 70
place with the boy wired to John
Henry at Weston for funds. Henry
wired the Connellsville authorities TO
arrest Furth and the boy and when
the arrest was made Judge Thurmond
notified. The judge passed
through this city last night enroute
TO connellsville to get his son and
bring the man who kidnapped him
back 10 this state for prosecution.
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|. 0. 0. F. NAME
NEW OFFICERS

MoRGANTOwN. ". Va. Oct. IA
The iftieth annual session Of me
West Virginia grand lodge Indepen,
dent Order of Odd Fellows and the
state assembly OF Rebekahs closed
here today. The Rebekahs elected
the following officers:
President-Mrs. Fannie Cecil. oil
Parkersburg.
Vice president-Mrs. Carrie Mason,
Eikins.
Warden-Mrs. Annie Wolf, Folsom.
Secretary-Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson,
Charleston.
Treasurer-Mrs Emma johnson,
Sistersville.
The following appointive officers
were announced by the grand master
of the Odd Fellows:
Grand marshal-William T. ste
phenson, Parkersburg.
Grand conductor-E. Biern, Hunt
ington.
Grand guardian - James Kinke-
meyer. Wheeling.
Grand herald. c. Hicks. Logan.
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COMPLETE PLANS
TO AID BELGIANS

THE HAGUE. via London. Oct. IA.
S:O2 D. m--The chief of the German
army stan In the east and west Flan-
ders zone Of operations that
the arrangement for the provisioning
OF about 1000. 900 Belgian civilians In
that district has been concluded with
Herbert o. Hoover. Oscar T. Crosby
and Julius A. Van Hee. vice consul at
Client. representing ms American re-
lief commission.
The German authorities have reQui-
sitioned at fixed prices the cereal and
root crops over a stated allowance
for the family and animals of each
grower. The whole of these crops, ex-
cept oats and rye. will be handed over
to the commission for distribution.
In the place OF oats and rye. the Ger
mans will furnish the commission with
wheat.
In exchange. the commission under
takes to import wheat sufficient to
make up the deficit. together with the
usual ration OF bacon. lard. rice and
fodder.
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SWEDES WILL
FILE PROTEST

LONDON. Oct. Is. 1920 a. m.-The
swedish government has instructed
It's minister at London to protest
against the violation of Swedish neu.
trality by British submarines in the
Baltic. according to a Stockholm ais-
patch TO Reuters Telegram company.
II is alleged that British submarines
have sunk two steamers in Swedish
waters.
The A~ftonbIauei says that the Ger
man steamer Germania-one OF those
attacked-made straight for shore
where she grounded in a position I'M
doubtedly protected by territorial
limit. Nevertheless a British sub
marine continued the pursuit.
Men from the submarine boarded
the steamer and look away her
papers. This statement is based on
the report of the German captain or
the vessel.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


1ouos 10 MAnufacszrsr., Jobbsru. Msr-
cnAEts and othsrs Wholssals Doalan
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GlNEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive blds daily
~ it offfce at Charleston. West vfrwfniA
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial mansesr
men. CT which 10 vested In said Board
SoEtracts will BE- awarded 10 the lowest
nioderA quality considered. and other
tnings being equal West Virginia deal
er. VIII De given preference
LAsts OF supplies needed win b fur
nisneo bidders on receipt Of rsQuxats
staung the line desired
STATE A OF CONTROL
ja-i-u Charleston wesf virxfniaL
Sealed proposals viii be received At
me ofnce OF the Board of Control for
the drilling and pumping OF test wells
on the site OF the proposed well system
Tor the City OF Wheeling on or before
nine A. NJ. Eastern Time. Octo-
Der -. 1915 Specifications and bidding
blanks are on file in the office OF the
lily Engineer. City Building. Wheeling.
Certified checks for $4,000 must nc
company each and every proposal 10 in
sure the of a proper contract
The City of Wheeling reserves the
right TO reject any and all proposais.
BOARD OF CONTROL
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would amount on ar ascending scale
This would shift much Of the bur.
den on the neT two sessions OF con
f-ess unless revenues were TO In
crease In the interval through better
trade conditions.
The alternative plans calls Tor au.
-fhorization Of four dreadnaughts and
three battle cruisers the FIRST year:
tWo dreadnaughts and two battle
cruisers the second year. two dread.
nauFhts. the fourth year and no capi.
al ships In the nth year.
Besides the conference with secre
tariea Daniels and Garrison when
the President viii have beginning 10.
morrow. he intends also 10 consult
further members Of the house and
senate committees. Chairman Hay
declined a. he left the White House
today after a brief conference 70 say
Whether he approved Secretary Car
rison's plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
MISSING MEN
BEING SOUGHT

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 14.-Missing
since Sunday. six warrant officers
from the interned German cruiser
kronprinz Wilhelm. are being sought
by ships at sea and up Chesapeake
bay. Rear Admiral Beatty. command
ing the Norfolk Navy Yard. yesterday
reported the mems absence TO the
navy department. after he had been
informed of the fact by Captain Thier-
fielder. of the KrOnprinz wilhelm.
The missing men left the Wilhelm
last Sunday. They had 16 hours lib
erty and were due to report back on
their ship Monday morning. About a
month e they purchased the Yacht
Eclipse. a so foot 90 ton auxiliary craft
that formerly was the property OF a
retired officer OF the United States
navy. The men are supposed to have
gone to sea on the Eclipse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
IS
d INJURED

Special Dispatch Co Tho rnteWrcnccr
FAlRMONT. W Va. oct 1f-Harry
kiger. freight brakeman on the RaIti.
more and Ohio railroad was knocked
from HE train by tho low bridge a.,
Monongah yesterday and seriously I'm.
jured The same bridge was respon.
sible for a member Of Ringing Broth.
ers Circus being knocked from tho
train and killed early In the spring
kiger had his back 90 the bridge work.
ing a brake when he was struck When
picked up BY other members Of the
crew he was found 10 have a severe
cut in the back OF tho head and amin.
jured back He will recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
TO TAKE TROOPS
OYER U. S. SOIL

DOUGLAS. Ariz. Oct 14-General
Aware Obregon will ask the United
states to permit the passage Of troops
through he territory 20 reinforce Aqua
Prieta. Villas plans for an attack there
having been known Ives q. Lelevicr.
Carranza agent az Waco. Ariz.. an.
nounced today.
Villas troops are concentrating NJ
Fronteras. % miles south Of here Lole.
vier said. and villa himself will direct
the attack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
Big WARSHIPS
toonsau.a From T,r,, r.r.,


crease Tor The military establishment.
turned attention on the navy. where
q nnal estimate OF needs has not ~,
been completed They vary from a
total Of 1925 600. 900 10 $50 600. 900
Secretary Daniels has before him
Two separate plans which affect ma
terially The completion Of his eati
mates n congress a%ppropriafc1
each year for only onethird % the
cost OF nov ships authorized.
Two Plans Proposed.
Unde one plan. the navy could
build two dr~eadnaughts. two battis
cruisers. sixteen destroyer. t...g
submarines ~ the coast type ana
three Of the ocean Eoing variety. a
few scout cruisers. a Runboat. q mel
ship and "a hospital ship This pro.
pOaal ras met with objection because
" u is 20 BE- part % q ave year pro.
gram which has for lts aim me &C.
quisliion % 10 capital ships In all.
appropriations In the hrst three years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
IREY. %BRININSTOOL
TALKS TO BAPTISTS

Special Dispatch to the In-teiiixenecr q
fAhkERSBURG. W. Va, oct. ia
The Baptist General Association this
evening. with only two votes opposing
adopted a resolution in favor OF WON
an suffrage. The resolution was An,
uoduced by DIR. ]. A. Bennett. of Sis.
t~ersville.
The association will meet next year
Al Logan. and Rev. Elkhannah Hulley
OF Philippi. was selected to deliver
the annual sermon. Rev. L. J. Powell
OF Grafton. is the alternate.
The Baptist Educational Society
elected officers this evening as fol
lows:
President. DR.. NJ. L. Wood. of Hunt
iLgton.
Vice President. Rev. Arthur Hank
OF Parkersburg.
burg.
Recording Secretary, Rev. W. III
boyles. OF Charleston.
Corresponding Secretary. DIR. L. b
Moore. of Parkersburg.
The following directors were elect
ed for three years: DIR. W. c. Taylor
OF C~larksburg; Rev. Genius Payne. OF
Salem; DIR. l.. b. Moore, OF Parkers.
burg; Rev. c. ". Boyles, of Buckhan.
non; Rev. Stark White, of West Union.
Among h many speakers TO-DAY
was Rev. F. f. B~rininstooi. OF Wheel
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
CARRANZA TO
VISIT BORDER

LAREDO. Texas. Oct. 14-venus-
uano Carranza. head OF the defacto
government in Mexico. will make a
trip to b border during his tour OF
the northern states Of the republic. II
was learned unofficialy here tonight.
The announcement caused much inter
est among army n civil officers as
to whether the trip did not fore
shadow more complete cooperation
with the American border patrol IA
stop bandit raids into the United
States.
General Carranza and his party
Fave been given tumultous welcome
during their trip from Tampico, II was
said. In advices reaching Nuevo Lare-
do tonight Large crowds greeted the
special train at every station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
FULTON WATER
Contract 10 Considered AZ -confsr.nc. NJ
city Solicitor and Board Of
Control Yesterday.

city Solicitor g. ~. Brennan ana tho
board uf Control conferred Yesterday
morniuE uu the proposed water contract
between this city and Fulton. rrsifm-
tuarN steps we're taken toward tbe
framing n re- contract which Dr. Co H.
completed hN nest TUESDAY mDrnfre
proved hy FULTON. then MAYOR kirF win
convene uuucll Co take action ou this
WhsrNuH. huf whom council was aaEod
o. appropriate money Tor ON Increased
water system iu FULTON. De- baked mis-
such time a. a. rock bound contract
could Pc entered into between the two
m~uuicipalitea.
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PRINTERS PAPER
Is TAKEN OYER

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 14-Dominick
o Malley. formerly publisher OF the
New Orleans Item today purchased
controlling interest in the Southern
Publishing company. publisher OF the
New Orleans American. a morning
newspaper. established last January
by members Of the typographical un-
ion after the break between the union
and the local newspapers.
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9pec.al nlsnatch 20 the Intelligence
MARIETTA. Ohio. Oct. 14-Follow.
Ing an aftermath celebration ana
street parade tonight because Of ne
showing made by Marietta's star foot
ball team a. Ann Arbor. Mich ,ed.
nesday several hundred students a.
tempted TO storm the Putnam moving
picture theatre tonight when the man.
aver turned the safey Ere hose upon
the paraders and drowned them out