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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-30

times. You shall have any wish you
desire. More, you shall have three
wishes. Choose"
It seemed SO real to the Captain at
the time that he at once began wish
ing.
We'll, ma am he said, Il wish that
! could be q young man again, thirty
years back, and"
Captain Paul rubbed his eyes To
his amazement he found himself seat
cd upon the porch Of very different
house. At first he did not recognize
it; then he remembered that it was
his cottage on the Rhode Island shore.
Something black on his breast at
tracted his attention. It was his
beard, which he had worn long in
those days. and 1t was jet-black in
hue
Instead of a pipe he was smoking a
Burmese cheroot.
A tired woman came to the door.
Il don't know what we're going to
do, Alfred" she walled, and he recog.
nized his wife Mary. His impulse
was to seize her in his arms; but yet
II seemed so natural to HIM to be
seated there that he almost forgot she
had been dead SO many years.
"Bob's worse" she said.
Bob was the baby who had died
The Captain had never forgotten him
but he had been dead SO many years
that he had placed him in that part
of his mind where we store up ouI
bitter sweet memories that are toe
painful for thought.
| And the doctor won't come until
his bill is paid" the woman wept. She
fell upon her knees before him. al
| fred, what are we going to do?" she
cried I'm have to 60 and work fol
Mrs Symonds, and-and put the child
rem in the institution again."
Captain Paul remembered now. HI
had just returned from an unsuccess
full voyage, his partnership in the lit
+: tie boat ended when she sank in tn,
Bay Of Bengal. He had been shippet
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-30

The Arkansas River.
The Arkansas river is 2,170 miles
long. but at various points In it,
course is. very narrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-30
Wanted Point Remembered.

When little Billie was visiting ct
lunch one day he had strawberries
and there were but a few on each
ones plate. Billie looked at the small
assortment at his place. then whis.
pered: Remember, Aunt Marie.
that I'm company"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-30
DISTINGUISHED CHINA.
MEN SAIL

San Francisco, July 30.-The dis
tinguished party of Chinese tourists
who have travelled over 10,470 miles
and visited q large cities since
their arrival last May, sailed on the
steamship Manchuria today. The
commissioners inspected over 200
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-30

Every man is his own ancestor and
every man is his own heir. He devises
his own future and he inherits his own
past-Exchange.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-30
Disease to Exterminate erassho ppers.

Disease TO Exterminate Grasshoppers.
To exterminate havoc-working
droves of grasshoppers in Salvador
and Guatemala some virus has been
obtained from Brazil, and number of
insects are to be inoculated and
TUNED loose The disease thus spread
is remarkably fatal to grasshoppers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-30
Daily THOUGHT,

A noble nature can alene attract the
noble and alone knows how to retain
them Goethe.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-30
Another for New York.

New Yorker Arrested for Acting
Strangely on Street Car.
gave up his seat to a woman.-Phila-
delphia North American.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
LIGHT AND HEAT
HEARING RESUMED

PITTSBURGH. Pa. oct. 1.-THE
PITTSBURGH hearings Of tho Manufac.
turcrs LIGHT aud Heat company
against the Public Service Commits
sion al West Virginia. were resumed
before j. ". Naudervort. the federal
master. today A Leo Well. chief
counsel for the company. occupied
the entire session introducing exhibits
which are 10 BE- made part 81 the TO-.
cord They concerned matters on
which testimony has already been
taken In he company hRht against
The rates ordered b. the commission
FOR West Virrlnia consumers OF natur.
al raF.
D. was expected that the company
viii present iis evidence in chief dur.
INK thr rest OF tho week. and when
tho master aEsin takos testimony be-
will hear the commissions side ~ the
controversy.
Tho only feature ~ today's hearing
was the persistent objections ~ Frank
Wy. Ncsbitt. ~ counsel Tor the com.
mission. who Insisted that Mr We'll
was EOinE over testimony that had
already been offered Tho objections
were ovcrrulcd by the master. and OK.
ceptions were noted by the opposition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
SCHICK'S MINERS
GO OUT ON STRIKE
REFOSEo TO WORK OWING TO
IhOUBlE ON ACCOUNT or
-cHEckWEtcHMAN.
First Fsll Visitation Of Pythisn Lodoes
VIII be Held Toniaht-News OF
Beiiaire.

Because the management refused 10
.ecosnize The checkweiRhman selected
rom among Tie members Of t1etr
local. the miners employed ir mo
ochick coal mine. west of u.ueIr.
quit work yesterday. and efforts fo ao
just mo controversy have 10 Tar
proved futile.
Inc miners claimed that q mistare
was being made I'm the woigbInr OF
coal. and decided 10 have q rbacs
"eighman Of their own. They heif q
meeting and elected Robert g,fe.
ninth, q member OF their local for the
place" Goldsmith reported yesfer1,v
morning but was not permitted fo ro
20 Work. The management of tho mime
making tho objection Tho miner
ihen cult work and refused fo DO.
sumo until the trouble has been a.fs
adjusted ubdistrct mine
officials and OPERATOR OF Tho mina
onI'if'l %yrEterday afternoon and o.
2 probable the matter win 1e settled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
STOMACH MISERY
QUI KY VANIyHES

% money back n you want IL is
The WY IN which all the leading drug
stores are selling Mi-o-na. the great
dyspepsia remedy.
This is m unusual plan. but Mi.o-na
has 20 much merit and ~ 20 almost
invariably successful IN relieving All
forms 81 Indigestion that the dealers
fun but little risk In selling under a
guarantee 81 this kind.
DO not BE- miserable or make vour
friends miserable with your dyspepsia.
Mona VIII help you m 10 doesn't.
tell your druggist mat you want your
money back and he will cheerfuIiv re-.
fund o.
a change for the better viii be seen
from the first few doses Of Mona
and its continued use VIII soon start
you on the road 20 perfect digestion
and enjoyment o. food
Mi-o-na has been 20 uniformly enc.
ccssful that every box Be- aoId under
a positive guarantee 10 refund he
money n 10 foes not relieve What
iairer proposition could b. madef
You ran get Mi-o-na on this money
back guarantee from practically every
druggist in this vicinity. including G
~ Grest a GO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
MAYTORENA WILL
FIGHT NO MORE

CHICAGO. oct 27-General Jose
~Maytorena. late adherent OF General
villa. and former governor ~ the Mex
ican state Of Sonora. and chief Of the
conventionallst forces along the Art.
zona border. was in Chicago to-day. on
hif way from Washington and New
York 10 the west
y shall not reioin the villa army"
General MaytOreua said. "Carranza
has Won We cannot oppose him sue
ccssfully in the face % a United states
arms embargo against our forces.
General Angeles also expects TO retire
from active participation In the hght.
ing SO does General Raoui Madero
end General Manuel Chao'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
CHICAGO MINISTER
AT S. S. CONVENTION
REV. ROBERT RUSSELL, o. D.. DIS
COSSES BIBLE SCHOOL
EXPERT WORK.
Miss Anna Meyers, Elementary spe-
e%iaiist, viii Speak at Today's
Sessions.

Rev. Robert Russell. u. D.. IL. d.,
OF Chicago. spoke yesterday and last
evening 10 those in attedance az the
Sunday school institute that is being
held this week az the First Presby-
terrain church. He gave a wonderful
address at the afternoon meeting n
again last evening on the subject OF
Bible School Expert Work lie -
a gifted speaker and addressed two
large audiences.
Rev. Russell Is the former pastor or
the Sixth United Presbyterian church
OF Pittsburgh. and president Of West
Minister college. AZ Wilmington. Pa.
The Sixth United Presbyterian church
OF Pittsburgh Is the wealthiest church
In the entire denomination.
Two sessions will be held today n
two on Friday. The program FOR to-
day includes addresses by Miss Anna
Meyers. who r. an elementary special
ist. She will address both the after
noon and night sessions.
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ing with n ready response that {, .
hoped that IL would. was
-Members or the control board snen,
sSsteraay morning at Fulton inspectine
so"e work that Is being done.
uEAccording to the CHER OF no,,..
siaIIoween celebration Will be aiiovveS
IN, All poise must be cut out al
The city health commissione- "a .
Etzler. announces that the beaith a.
paItnent repairs have all been done. and
.hht MS department IL I'm better sbeDe
'hSh usual. as TO equipment.
n-DeleRates from this city ,o "a.
LNehselical Lutheran synod at Eglon.
nave returned TO their homes in mis-
Trinity Lutheran church was eioc,nS
President. succeeding Dr. w 3. Dvsinrcr
OF me flrst English Lutheran church. .
work was started YESTERDAY tnar,-
Ing on paving Chapiinc street bc1vdI.
Iwcnty-siNth and Twenty-seventh SIS
-Michael Hennigan. elected r~ecentfv
peace oS SauiSe msnion. justice OF the
oiilce yesterday at 2405 Market street.
- meeting OF the creditors In The
,~ui SptSy mater OF y r. Ba~rtlebaugh.
OF Referee Henry 4 Noite.
-Neuhardt and Burke. enternrtsing
oons men OF the south Side. have just
opened a moving picture accessory sbor
~ 1905 Jacob street. The voune -
are experienced In the motion picturs
-Detour signs we're placed yes,.rdav
al3ng the National road through Fulto1
Mhlie contractor Lennon H. repafrina
the thorouEhfare. The work A. bci-s
lone by the Ohio Valley Automobile
Three youns men have Joined tn. T..
army In this city this week Cari
Albright, Of Ltttlet0n. was among TIE
recruits. Sergeant Meredith. or ~
tlttrburEh station, n AZ the Grand Cen.
raj hotel for a short time receiving en-.
ltsfments.
"A party o. ~ civil engineers from
Arlington federal school headed hv
Major L.uhhsh, was IN the city yesterdnv
inspecting The locks and dams IN mis-
vicinity. They viii proceed down are
river 20 Cincinnati Members ~ ffs
Marty were IN conference with the of.
hctols Of the local United States IN.
Elnecra headquarters.
"A telegram was received hv fhs
police yesterday asking them to anne
bend a man wanted in Akron FOR mur.
der Following the request was 4 a..
tcription o. the man. The police Thin
that n man giving his name AZ Charlrt
West. az Clarkshurg ig the man wanted
sam Kline was the victim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
BELGIANS WIN In
SOUTH AFRICA

HAVRE. oct "a. n. 1856 p. m-That
there has been heavy lighting between
the BolgianF and the Germans along
The boundary line of tho Congro rree
State and German Fast Africa. D. In
dicafed b. advicee just received ~
The Belgian minister of the colonies.
These dispatches say that the Ger
man troops were beaten with heavy
i0ss and put "a flight by Beisians on
september N near the Huafssl delta
and ON September % near tho me
frontier station ~ LavInri
The BclRiana are reported 20 nave
captured machine Rune. rifles and a
quantity 81 munitions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
BRIEFS


pc police have been asked 90 search
l.f carr nnudo. o. 1850 o. fo1rd St.
i'lend who o. thought Co. b. located
iNi. fIif Hr lUW Akron. O.. and
since thai time hnH not been heard 81
Mayor H T. kirk has named the foi-
lNinE rereous a. d~clrrafcs Co the tucn-
ilfat annual mrrtlnn ~ the ohio Val.
lgf L~uNrufruFnnf Association o. D. held
~ liotel Gibson. IuIrm0ut Nnremh or
~ lN. r. o. Naylor. u E gtalnnher
and Captain John CrorEnrf.
-Woinhfa end Measures Inspector
hronkce Tor ohio county. hos received
in bis office.
-AccordinF to the rcrort filed yester-
nar hy Superintendent Harry WHiIer. of
We workhUuar. thrro o. m enrolment
of % prisoners az the present time
chief of Police Thomas Iryiand has
announced thaf u1t automobIlra uarErd
on ihnuiur street. must D. ON fhr Mraf
side ~ fhr thnruuahfnrr
Feflfione Tor aid for "a Juvenile de-.
tenuon home in this county b. NOT meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
DARDANELLES
CAMPAIGN FAILS
BHIEmH LxcruREl TELLS or M
fos8IBILrTIES or ENoLANpB
TASK
HlAmss roor Diplomacy for balkan situ-
alton and Admits Defeat
OF 1srv1a-

LONDON. Oct. rs. 3:Os a MN a
lecture last night on the DardanelleS
9ps,stions Captain Ellis Ashmesd-
I'VE IN that campaign. said that although
the allies were firmly established in tn.
D~ardsnelles he did not think there was
any chance OF n further ADVANCE
The Turks are too numerous and
skilitul" said Captain Ashmead-Bartlett.
respite their Losses there are now not
less than SOO.O 900 Turks under arms and
the longer they fight the more formida-
Ole and experienced they become in the
methods of defence. With the participa-
tlon OF bulgaria We cannot longer hope
10 get through 10 Constantinople."
Discussing the work OF the british
diplomats in Turkey and the BALKANS.
inc lecturer. using an expressive British
badly let down" by it's diplomacy in the
near East.
The Turks" Captain Ashmead-Bart-
Iett continued. Were most kindly dis
and a half ago. IL would have been
important and easy to get Bulgaria on
our sids at a certain stage when we had
not suffered any severe losses"
Referring to the Serbo-Bulgarian situ-
alton the lecturer said:
Nothing n more deplorable than in
aohity 70 redeem "a pledge solemnly
made. but 81 the present we cannot re-
deem the pledge made to Servia for we
are NOT IN = position TO save Servia this
year, servia will be forced TO give In or
10 make the best terms possible.
TO say we are going 10 hinder the
march OF Germany through bulgaria h
apsolute nonsense. We cannot get into
nuIsaria ms year, for there are only
three or our weeks more in which oper-
ations are practicable on account OF the
winter But there Is no reason why We
should not continue 10 hold Saloniki and
Keep our troops i'm Greece.
instead OF promises we should have
had An army In Macedonia long ago.
ms would have stopped any nonsense
in on our side"
In conclusion Captain Ashmead-Bart-
iett SAID he was no pessimist and that
ne believed FIRMLY that as soon as there
was the proper coordination and con-
centrauon on the part of the British
FORCES, government and nation. the right
way would be found 20 achieve n perma-
nent success against Great BritaInss
enemies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-28
SCOTTISH RITE FALL REUNION
WILL BE ADJOURNED TODAY
WEST VIRGINIA coNsisToRv NO
WILL CONFER HIGH
DEGREES.
Many Will Go to ~sistersviIIe This
Evening to Attend Ceremonial
OF Nemesis Temple.

The closing sessions of the Scottish
Z Rite reunion. which has been In pro.
. gress during the week, are being held
today. West Virginia Conslstory No.
I this morning and will con.
Ter the 3lst degree at the morning
session. Chas. Z. Carrigan, 32d degree
X. G. c. H.. presiding.
At the afternoon session the 32nd
degree will be conferred in full form
This Is he highest degree that the
local bodies can confer and il the
highest degree but one of the Rite.
The 33rd degree IL by election IN
the Supreme Council at its biennial
sessions which are held in the city OF
Washington. ID. C.. such as session
having been held last week.
DIR. John W. Morris. 33rd degree.
Treasurer General Of the Supreme
Council and Sovereign Grand Inspec.
tor General In West Virginia, and L.
w. Blaney. 33rd degree Hon, Secre.
tary of the local bodies. were in attend.
ance During the session the House
of he Temple. the new home of the
supreme Council. was dedicated with
imposing ceremony. II Is the most
magnificent edihce devoted to fra.
ternal purposes In the world. Many
of the local members OF the Rite were
present at the dedication Of the build.
ing.
During the session following. Chas.
+. Schultz. of this city, was elected 10
the 33rd degree and being in Washing
ton at the time, was fortunate In hav-
ing the degree conferred upon him
with the class OF the Supreme Coun-
Gil. Chas. f. Carrigan. OF Glendale.
and VIM. f. Krupp. OF this city, and
Lloyd r. Smith OF Charleston. were
also elected to receive the 33rd degree
Hon. and will receive the work later.
they being unable to go 10 Washing
ton at the time.
Among the brethren from abroad at
tending the local AFFAIR during he
week were the following: X. L. Trim
BILE. 32nd degree. Covington. Ky: w.
w. Kerst. Send degree. Philadelphia;
Fred H. Hatton. 32nd degree. Bay City.
Mich; $. A. Thompson, 33rd degree.
Hon, Fort Davis. Texas: w. X. Cur
It's. 33rd degree Hon. Midland. Texas.
and Theo. +. Humphreys. 32nd degree.
Cleveland.
I. The AFFAIR will close today with the
conclusion OF the work OF the send
degree, a number Of the brethren de-
parting on the 400 p m. train for
S~istersville. where a ceremonial ses-
sion Of Nemesis Temple Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine, OF Parkersburg. IS
TO be held this evening. others of
the brethren will remain for the Patrol
masquerade dance at the Market An
ditorium this evening and the cere-
monia session OF Osiris Temple Shrin-
ers tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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MARTINS FERRY
FESTIVAL OPENS
AALLowEcEN CULTIVATION
sTAATS TONIGHT AND con-
TINuES OVER sAUEpAY.
Big rraternal And Industrial Parade
VIII BE Tontghts Feature-other
hartins Ferry views

~ arrangements Aave been complet-
bistnr. me greatest celebration In the
ms evening and continuing tin Satur.
~. eNenihg. The celebration will open
M evening with the fraternal and In
mat the parade viii De one OF Inc long
est ever seen In Mavtins Ferry a. the
ne Rna.es 81 the Boosters Club, and
we board OF Trade have been working
cess. sue
Friday evening the auto Parade will
Parker has been WORKING hard IN maSn
nc aIIAlr d success. No less than tbree
nenared autos viii be seen in the
The celebration will come to n clos.
On saturday, evening with a Mardi Gras
men, ~nlIh Nil be preceded by the
place on the city park grounds pri1Ss
I've Also been arranged for the basf
Gfessed lady and girl and the most com
for the "rube" band mabi11
~ SesI appearance in the parade Sat
This evening prizes have been off.roe
oy the board OF trade for the best deco.
,1rsu ttoats or carriages as follows.
gold l R1 thi t5o u SOLD second; $40 ig
"A bale OF hay has also been hup9 M ~.
nc most comic wagon IN the parsde
marsha Hrt I'm has been selected grand
mo JUL Ior the evening.
mere vii be tfty special officers on
Hlty 10 preserve order. During lie
- rev days several Thousand uffic
MANNERS have been sold
Line of March
ne FOLLOWING ls the formation Of tb.
laraae and the line Of march FOR this
Grand Marshal and Aides.
squad Of Police.
Mail Carriers.
citizens Band
Lodge Informed Divisions
Drum Corps.
subordinate Lodges
board % Trade Band
NneelnE Division Floats and w..,r-
Hellalra and bridgeport ufyIsi5n
MARTINS Ferry Division.
Autos and Trucks.
Horaemeu.
z .,e"dea ~ Grand Marshal John
Nflm ana his aides. the parade .viii
move promptly at 5.20 o'Slo~t
~ Iano 70 Fayette. east on Fav.fte ~
NlNtn, north on Sixth to CemeteTV go
r or cemetery road 10 H~uriinrfon
49, norm on Burlington road 10 49,
or on Avondaie 90 Main. south
~ Main 70 Center. west on Cs1trr ~
litn south on Firth 10 Hsn0vsr go
nAnyser 70 Fourth, south on Fourtb
70 Mauison, west on Madison 10 49,
way and disband. "I'e"'
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home after a visit with friends

turend home after a visit with friends
here.
Mrs. Jack Kinkaid and Miss Mae
Corbett have returned TO their homes
in Sistersville after a visit here.
Mrs. Raymond A. flyer of the Is
land, is the guest of friends at Hanni-
bal, Ohio.
Miss Louise Moye Of Pittsburgh,
was the guest of friends in this city
Sunday and Monday.
II. r. Simpson of Pittsburgh, was
he guest OF his parents, residing on
he South Side. Sunday.
John HiXon and family OF the South
side. left yesterday for Philadelphia,
where they will make their home.
Harry Gilmore OF Main street. has
returned from a hunting trip In west
ern Pennsylvania and northern West
Virginia.
D.. A. Richie OF 7. Pleasant. Is in
the city for a few days visiting friends
and relatives.
r. S. Norton has returned from a
hshing and hunting trip through
Greenbrier county and along the
Greenbrier river in the vicinity Of Al
derson and ROnceverte.
George Curry. a prominent neat
dealer Of Parkersburg. Is visiting rela-
i've on Eon street for a few days.
F. NJ. Mosby OF Parkersburg. is in
the city 10 attend the Halloween cele-
bration In Martins Ferry beginning to-
night.
Mrs. J. =. PAUL. Of this city. is the
guest " Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall.
Of Parkersburg.
Mrs. G. B. Fulton, Of Parkersburg
is h guest OF her daughter. mrs.
George Rowe. Of this city.
Miss Kate Byrd. OF Parkersburg. -
IN the city the guest Of friends.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Al
binEer, of Ninteenth street. yesterday
morning. a son. Mr.. Albinger IL a
member OF the Court theatre orches-
ira.
Miss Ruth McCombs. student at me
state university al Morgantown. VIII
arrive IN the city tomorrow evening
90 spend the weekend with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Sic.
Combs. Of the Falrmont pike. near
Shprrard
Lawrence Ray. Of south Eof street
left yesterday for Toledo. Ohio. to az.
lsnd The wedding Of bis niece. Miss
Helen Rey.
Miss Bertha stephens. Of A.ineo
junction. r. I'm the city the guest OF
Miss Marie Scamon. OF South Chap
line street.
W W. Kerst. a prominent Mason. Of
Philadelphia. has been attending me
sessions ~ the fan reunion Of Scottish
Rite bodies. here. this week.