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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
SUICIDES GiUe
Peace Party
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STOCKHOLM, Dec. ~ (via London.
Dec Is. les a. INFATUATED over
what they described as their sympa-
thetic reception In Sweden. the mem
bers OF the Henry Ford peace expedi-
tion today considered the possibility
OF returning to Stockholm instead or
remaining at The Hague when a per
manent peace commission is formed.
Many prominent citizens OF Stock
holm. including III mayor. have visit
ed the executive committee and ten
dered an unofficial invitation to the
expedition TO make Stockholm the Gen.
ter OF such peace negotiations as may
arise. The Ford delegates announced
today that the plan had beer consider
ed fayorably but that they would with
hold final decision on a.
The entire expedition, however. will
go TO Copenhagen and The Hague as
has already been planned. At The
Hague three or more delegates from
each country will be selected aud this
body. constituting Mr.. Ford's idea OF
a permanent arbitration board, will sit
indefinitely either at The Hague or
in Stockholm.
Wireless From Ford.
MIR. Ford today sen a wireless dis
patch from the steamer on which he
is bound for New York. He said he
was improving In health and wished
success for the expedition. The per-
manent board. the dispatch adds.
would be backed by Mr.. Ford to the
extent OF s.. 000.O 900 II necessary.
On account Of the welcome given the
delegates and the hospitable tone of
the Swedish newspapers. which today
devote several pages TO interviews and
descriptions OF members OF the peace
party. the delegates say they are in
clined to think favorably OF Stock.
holm as the center for the peace
propaganda. One idea OF Mr.. Ford,
IL is announced. is to food Europe. in.
GLIDING the belligerent countries. with
literature asking for the termination
Of the war.
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MADE DIFFICULT TO
ENTER GERMANY

THE HAGUE. via London. Dec %.
? ~ p m-Amerlcans and other ncu.
tra+ are further restricted from on.
ierinf Germany under new fc@eulatiouH
ieeued ~ the German foreign oTIce.
ln order to obtain "a vice fo Dts pass.
pprt thn holder iu future ulu Do com.
PEELED fo proceed personally f0 fha
German diplomatic of consular offices
and provide two photographs for nl
ing similar to That afIyed to tho pace
tort and alao show birth or rafurali.
faiIon r%nrfIncaic Tho holder of fha
ra port must prove In "a raN.farfory
manner Tho urgency 0f hIH Journey.
either of "a private 0r "a business na.
iurr and .uhmIt h. business rapcrs
hnd frn'.H fhr name. of fhr UrI. on.
Ie puru0. oa tI.IfIur
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Bsllaire Briefs.

The Tennessee club will entertain
with a dance in Armory hall Friday
evening.
Frank Crozier. OF Sebring. IS spendine
a few days with friends in the city.
Clarence Pickett has returned to Co
lumbus after q visit with friends here.
George wi mas returned "a
Mtlisburg after a visit with friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Fryman OF Cantop
are guests OF Bellaire friends.
The reporters OF Beliaire 90 we'll as
the employees OF the local nOstonlcc
were remembered by Postmaster ). T.
William Leach has returned 10
gfeensburg Pa after a visit with
friends in the city.
Miss Grace GnieIand. OF Pittsburgh
- visiting her parents. MI. and Mrs. II.
81 biheland on Grvael Hill.
br and Mrs. o.. T.. Sulesberger left
yesterday for W~oodsneld FOR n visit
with relatives.
sylvan Blum left last night for Pitts
hurgh on business.
Mrs. John zentmyer and son. Cecil,
OF Newark. are guests al the home Of
her sister Mrs. g. = starkweathcr. on
GeJrgo Nicholson. Of Cleveland. is
spsndins a Few days with friends In
AR and Mrs. william Tallman. Of
East Liverpool returned home ycster-
day after n visit with friends here.
Haas OF Gravel HI has been
NNN 80 NAN AM NMN MNNNM OF NLH
sister. Mrs. jacob Fisher. Deceased
was we'll known en- this city having
visited here quite often
watch meeting sll be held ~ the
First Reformed chlrcn Friday evening.
Dr. VI. ID. Grub g. "a visitor In Cleve.
land iris week
Albert SChramm. Of Pittsburgh. lf
spending "a fsW days with bic parents
on Belmont street
The Ladies' Social club o. 81 Johns
church VII entertain with an old fash
toned dance in Turner hall on Wcdnes
dor evening Ucutnclda orchestra will
furnish the music.
Mrs. James McKclvoy. o. Union
street ls home from o. visit with
friends at ~pitta1urr1.
Rev. anthony schlerultzauor( o. Co.
lumbug is visiting hia parents. Mr.. and
Mrs LIuie Schleruitxnuer. on West
T~weuty-fhlrd street
Afr and Mrs. 1lhn MrKcown. Of
s~tcuhrnvlllf. 49, guests OF relatives
here.
Thomas Lavene. NJ Beaver Pals. Pa.
Visiting ME- sister Mrs Joyce ri
Thlrty-srcouf rrrfrf.
visiting hif motrrr. on Guernsey street.
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I'm ~ 10 AcTIoN-

WAsHlNGTON Dee 20 state nc.
partmcnt officials indicated today that
mo- action would he takon ON demands
Tor tho intornmont of Elliott Coudin.
Norman Prince nnd William Thav.
three Americans now home on ur.
Tough from tho French .rmy whore
they arr FfrFlnr as aviafora The d..
uHrfmout probably win take tho posi-.
ti0n that when fho three men Joined
tho army forces oft q foreign power
they renowned their American citizen.
ahip and entered This country ae col.
dIorf unarmrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. 27.-AnXiety of
the family and business friends con-
corning the health OF Henry Ford, who
is returning from his European peace
Journey. was relieved to-day by the an
nouncement OF a cablegram from Stock
holm. The message, addressed to Mrs.
Ford, stated that Mr.. Ford was only
slightly III. and that he would come to
Detroit Immediately after arriving In
New York.
Officials OF the Ford Automobile Com
pany denied to-day that they were wor
rying over Mr.. Ford's safety.
W eNpect 20 hear from Mr.. Ford in
two or three days. when his ship gets
within our wireless zone" said G. A.
Brownell. director Of publicity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

city officials who were defeated al
tta election November 2 are getting
ready 20 say farewell next saturday
Dne Of the most Important offices ln the
city a. that Of city auditor. and the pres
I'm Incumbent. X. T.. crow will be sue
ceeded by Verne @. M~cGaughcy. Auoth-
81 Important change viii be that OF the
CITY treasurer. Dan Archibald succeed
iuH John kodewtg. who reflres after
serving tn the capacity % treasurer for
two terms. Both Mr.. McGaughcy and
Afr Archibald are we'll known YOUNG
mon. and have the best wishes Of "a
1ost Of admiring friends for "a success
fui official career.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
MAY BE REMAINS
OF MISSING MAN
AUTHORITIES BELIEVE cHARRED
BoNES ARE THOSE or HENRY
KHoPP, A HUcKSTER.

sTEUBENVGLLE. ohio. Dec. 27-Al-
though no positive Identification has as
yet been made. the county authorities
were late this afternoon. Of the belief
that the charred bones Of n man. found
in the ruins 81 a slaughter house on the
Washington farm. west Of the city.
shortly after noon. are those Of Henry
kropp. aged S.. a German huckster.
who has been missing Tor the past two
Weeks.
Mrs. kropp was unable 60 identify
n watch and n ring. found IN the ruins
49, ~helonEinE TO- her husband. owing 90
the fact that both we're badly burned.
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FRENCH RELEASE
u. S. PRISONER

WASHINGTON. Dec. William
Garba, OF Brooklyn. purser Of the
American steamer Borinquan. taken
on by the French cruiser Descartes in
Porto Rican waters December Is. has
been released. Advices today to the
French embassy say the other men
taken from American ships by the
cruiser are being held pending inves-
tigation of their liability TO military
service in the German army. Repre-
sensations by the United States
against the taking of Germans from
American ships now are at the Paris
foreign office. Garba. q German by
birth. had taken out his first Ameri-
can naturalization papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
RUMOR SPREADING
THAT FORD is DEAD
Detroit Officials swamped Win Tele
phone Inquiries About
Peace Leader.

DETROIT. Mich, Dec 2T-OfuciaIs
OF the Ford Motor Co. were swampcd
this afternoon with telephone call from
persons seeking confirmation Of q
rumor that Henry Ford. onroute home
aboard the liner Bergenafjord. wa
dead Tho company had no informa.
ton. Mrs. Ford. likewise. was without
word from her husband.
The last direct MESSAGE from tha
peace leader was addressed "a p. g..
Libold. Mr. Foris private secretary.
70 was filed shortly after Ford cm.
harknd for home. and stated that bus
physical condition vas good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
KILLED AT KETsER

eu~rIrf UIarnf.n f1 fHr rn~frfHrrr-r-
NfNfnTnf.fNU so urr 3D. tfae
Herman. AIRED ff baltimore a Onto
rf ErHrrr. VI fr. having been rHurff
hrfWrrn cars while COUPLING survfrInr
arH hIH wife Hrd four children UIr
father W M Hartman. Wln KILLED hU H
falling fr.r Hrf f0ur brothers have been
billed fn accidents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
PROWLER ARRESTED
Nary Brown. Of hartford. Conn.
plctsd Up ~ officer Buchwald
In sands Apartments.

Harry Brown. Swine hIe home an
Hartford conn. was arrested lrfr I4rf
nIFhf Nr NfUrfr Eurnu1f1. CHARGED with
rrlHIinE boz fEr Sands apartments ON
Eleventh street DO Ir ALLEGED chat Do
nfnlr several rrIfn. shirts and frnurrrn
owned hr residents ~ fha ararfmrufr
Two plain drunEe we're arrested hr
fIr police lnrf evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Go-to-Church Sunday. January 2. will
mark the beginning OF a series Of evan
Eelisttc meetings at the First N. r..
church in this city. The services VIII
be each evening by the pastor
Rev. q. Il. Smith. on Monday. Tuesday
and T~hursday evenings some member OF
the official board will lead the Worship
a 1875. on ednesday evening the Ep-
worth league and on Friday evening the
SEnday school will have charge. The
pastor Will be assisted by Bishop w. r..
Anderson OF Cincinnati and DIR. G. "
-hurch OF GAINESVILLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
TWO Msotings This w.et.

Directors Of the Bcllalrc Commercial
club viii hold thCir regular meeting
"Wednesday evening At his time the
resignation of Walter e.. Eupermau as
recrofnry Of tho club viii Do acted upon.
~ b. said be will BE- succeeded by n r..
Crow. on Thursday evening The club
o. scheduled for its regular meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

IIIlfNIEaIIllA. IH. ler Tho
nfrr.nIfruNHfr MrnnrHn Association. nn
nraHnITafinu ~ students ~ HrhrrW Tor
fHr study and advancement 81 Jewish
culture and idrala opened ifa fourth HU.
H.H1 convention fnfHr af the University
of rennsrivauIt u~eleaafea from forty
colleges Wnrr In attendance
Among Che branch societies admitted
fH mnmHnrnNIM today was fHr ImINrfa
city of West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

|TTT| N|IT- TOT ||."|||T| T""T"0"
rrf.rHNue 5000 600 Cor tne F.Hr 1850
. N o. lnn year Efl ~ fhe IIIImHu
umUHn| fn certain m ffa employee
|I.r hundred thousand dolInra nf M
1910 rf fn conductors aud unrfrra aud
Do uIrr fu fHrIuue urrrf TnrF
.umHrr 900 nIf ~ 900 rmrrrrra
M .fNrra |n mHnufnrfrrInn ana .rIffr
PLANTS ere not Included.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

New Years night in Armory hall. in
stead OF Friday as previously an
nounced. The affair will be given COM
Elementary 10 the wives and lady friends
OF the members. and Is being planned ON
an elaborate scale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

The official board OF the First NJ. +.
church will hold its regular meeting
in the church this evening. The meet
ing Will be Important and action will
be taken on a number OF matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

The Messiah chorus will give its on
fortainment Thursday evening in the
FIRST Presbyterian church. s rehearsal
"wednesday evening the nnal rehearsal
viii be hold in the HiEh chool audlto-
rum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

A box social viii b. Flven this even
Ing b. the ladies Of tho South Hollairo
n ". church NJ the homo ~ Mrs. Georre
Dietrich. on Tweuty-nrHf street. m con.
tho event promises 90 be- enjoyable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
BELLAIRE HAS
NEW INDUSTRY
BELMONT rUMBLER WORKS MADE
GLASS ron TIKI FIRST TINE
YESTERDAY.
Company Is Controlled Exclusively ny
Bellatre Capital And Its Success
Il Assured.

Tho Belmont Tumbler company. com
posed entirely OF we'll know Bellaire
men was able to manufacture glass for
the first time yesterday. The CON-
pany has converted the old tobacco ware
house into a plant. and owing to the
Tact that everything was new the first
days work was not very successful
The officials OF the cOmpan are
Harry Neff. president; X. G. Faris. sec
retary; Frank Turner. manager. Several
good orders have been received and the
company expects a prosperous season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Miss Mabel HorleF Will o. hostess Co
the members OF the geiecfolrr club al
her home on Grnccf HI1l ThurrdnF even
ing A variety n diversions will Do en-
InVod and the evening will conclude
with The serving ~ "a luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

.he Young Mems club held a meet
iuE last night and completed -rrsnSv
ments FOR a stag party to be held New
Years night IN the club rooms In the
flrst National bank building. A program
VII be carried out and a big supper will
BE- q feature OF HE affalr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

o.
Hn|f COMPANY announced fHfar that
fnr company bod closed Il raufrfrf f.r
l.I HIN NIH worth Hf nnrrn fHF fHr
FRENCH Government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
Officer Elected.

The Young Mems Bib class Of the
Christian church has elected officers
Tor the ensuing year as follows: Presi-
dent, Walter Robinson; vice president
Harold Giffen; secretary owen WofA.
pan. treasurer. Harry Robinson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

10. %. fulfnrmrf Rank. EnIrhfn nf|
pyfhias. uft hrid their annual dance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

Only a bucket fun OF bones was found.
the body being almost entirely consumed
by the flames.
Several weeks ago. Kropp who had
been abusing his family. disappeared
when a warrant charging him with cru
city. was sworn out against him. A few
days later he was seen near his home
and that night. tho Kropp home was
set ON fire. The five members OF the
family had a narrow escape from death
but escaped. losing all their belongings
however.
The authorities Luspicioned Kropp OF
setting fire 10 the house and Instituted
a search FOR him. He was not heard OF
until the day Of the W~iggington fire.
ten days ago when ne was seen in the
neighborho0d. The authorities cnewed
their search for Kropp. on the theory
that he was responsible for the Wig
gington fire They never found the
slightest trace Of him.
The authorities are Of the opinion
that the remains found today are
kropp's and hat IN kindling the fire In
the building. he was overcome by smoke
and WAS burned 90 death. The Coroner
took charge % the remains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
YENIZELOS TURNS
DOWN OLD JOB

PARIS, Dec. "a, 2:35 a. m.-The
Saloniki correspondent OF the Temps
learns from an eminent member OF the
Nenizelist party that ex-Premier Veni.
zelos had an interview with King Con.
~stantine at the House OF Prince
Nicholas a fortnight ago. The King
asked NJ. Venizelos If he would con.
sent TO take office again under the
present circumstances and NJ. Veni.
zelos declared:
Il accepted the Premiership when
Serbia vas intact and when we could
have saved ourselves with her. Now
that Serbia is crushed IL Is too late to
apply my policy successfully"
According to this correspondent the
censor suppressed all mention of this
Interview and stopped the kilograms
OF the foreign correspondents alluding
to IL. But Notwithstanding all pre-
cautions the news spread and the gov
eminent thought IL necessary to pub
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22
THIS IS CIRCUS
DAY N bryan


Where once was great stretch Of
vacant ground there are fuitering
banners and Tapping flags today on
South Dallas street Where once q
COW or so sra<ed in vall-eyed COM
fort. there sounds the bark Of the
hallyhoc man and the umpah-umpah
Of the "kidshov" band. the squawk
OF the lemonade man and the plaintive
notes OF the balloon seller. coupled
with the ceaseless grind Of the merry
so'roand. And all TOR one reason-tne
'ae' tnas 'ns o'''.. ns' e'"e ~ wv !.
Anu W s"e s.' !" 1880 .
meant .ne Se'",oso s''eas anu ~.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22
ALLEN TEAM TO HyNrsvl.ls.

The Allen Academy football squad
went to Huntsville today to play the
strong team Of the Sam Houston Nor
NAL tomorrow afternoon. The acad-
envy team has been putting In some
hard practice this week since the
game with the Bryan Stars and with
the addition Of Num-. the brilliant
halfback. and Cole. on the end. now
has one of the best rounded squads
the institution has ever had. The
Sam Houston Normal has practically
all It's old men back this year and so
far has not been defeated this season.
This should be the hardest game on
|the academy's schedule this season,
/ but the boys are confident OF victory.
They were accompanied by Coaches
Firth and Hudson. The personnel OF
1.-THE squad was as follows: Slaughter
Elcaptain>. Boriskie. McClintock. See
| Mum. Scale. Cole. Allen. Howard
House. DeI.afosse. jenkins and Myers
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22
y. S. vIe,lhef Dure,u
DAILY wEArnGR FORECAST
osslcs. Dunn Z oaly ulto.
Phens ~

Tonight and Saturday. fair.
Weather Conditions.
An area OF high pressure Of mod
crate intensity covers the interior Of
the United States. and relatively low
harometric pressure Is noted over
Northeastern and Southeastern sec
lions and over the extreme Northwest
and extreme Southwest, Moderate to
heavy local rains occuved In Atlantic
sections from Central Fiorida TO New
England. and clear skies were report
ed from all other sections. Cloudy
weather continues In the cotton
States bordering on the Atlantic
Ocean. and a, time OF report rain was
stilI falling at points In Georgia and
the Carolinas. In Texas the weather.
continues unusually favorable for cot
ton picking. Changes OF temperature
have been unimportant and moderate
temperatures prevail In nearly all sec
tions. II Il somewhat cooler, how
ever. in portions Of North Texas and
Oklahoma.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22

the cowboy and lady bands. the|
clowns. the 0abriels horns. and on
10 the Kissing. screaming calliope O.
The eud. which made Il different and
which gave Il q novelty not often seen
In the grand. slItterins and glorious
pageant Of circus. And Il promised
too. many . novelty In the perform
ances which are to come this after
noon and tonight
The circus this year Is following
the usual custom Of q general admis'
aIon charge Of 80 cents. including q
seat There are reserved seats also
| for % and so cents extra-end any
| Of them may be obtained all day to-
day at Read & Stewards drug store
where the same prices are charged
a. at the ticket wagon on the grounds
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22
ORuNKARDs SAVED

We are In earnest when we ask you
to give oRRINE n trial. You have
nothing to risk and everything to gain.
for your money VIII be returned IL
after a trial you fail to get results
from ORRINE. This offer gives the
wives and mothers Of those who drink
10 excess an opportunity to try the
oRRINE treatment II Is very sim
p,e treatment. can be given In the
home without publicity or loss OF time
from BUSINESS. Can be given secretly
without patients knowledge.
oRRINE Ia prepared In two forms;
No 1. secret treatment. powder OK
RINE No. 2, In pill form. for those whs
desire to take voluntary treatment
| Costs only si.oo a box. Ask for book
let. =. J. Jenkins.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22

W. G. Farr. Dallas.
T. @. Heslep. Caldwell
A. b. Hin. Dallas.
c. c. Meaehum. Anderson.
8. ]. Adams. Hearne.
A. c. Lambert. Hearne.
8. 8. Clay. Yuma.
T. p. Puddler. Philadelphia.
8. q. PediEo. Dallas.
w. s. Michael. New Orleans.
b. A. st. John. Rochester.
w. ID. Carhart. Rochester.
I. Adler. New York.
X. W. Emerson. San Antonio.
r. s. Cummings. Houston.
W. NJ. standish. Houston.
Jack Fryar. Denver.
W. II. Coodbar. st. Louis.
s. p. Moses. Boston.
A. b. Johnston. San Antonio.
Carl Churmand. Houston.
A. G. McDavid. San Antonio.
A. Francis. Boston.
William Van Hoosenhuyze. cincin
natl.
A. II. Eroe. San Antonio
W. w. Goodman. San Antonio.
J. A. Gregory. Houston.
J. T. Dallam. Houston.
q. p. Abbey. Eagle Lake.
A. A. Riley. Houston.
W. Myers Jr.. Navasota.
Philip Coin. Baltimore.
Max Flaxman. Houston.
II. L. Hall. Mex!a.
T. A. Duncan. 81. Louis.
A. @. Hunt. Dallas.
W. l.. Marlborough. Palestine.
W. A. Goldthwaite. Dallas.
W. W. Harkworth. Dickinson.
J. Faleo. Dickens.
s. Faleo. Navasota.
J. Salvagio. Navasota-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22

Bsss .: saesh.s Is.t;sIsssss 49, 49,
piesss eIsh." This % io1r oks s.
- nssssd ~ century rnsrk. ~ . III Il
0,R;lllv y 60 81 fhoss lsesd - -
~ vks ~ cere 70 eAss ~ - y
~ ~ jsy0 ~ Ne esss90 Saay
49, !. - 60 - s 80 : sssss
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-22

. J. s. Jenkins. Mumford.
n. b. Davenport. Dallas.
T. p. Eastland. Dallas.
@. House. Waco.
Ernest Moore. Houston.
A. w. Klousthe. Calvert.
J. W. Humphries. Baltimore.
r. II. Waller. Fort Worth.
II. NJ. Mcleod. Houston.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-10-29
ATHENS SCHOOL VS..
c. M. A. FRIDAY
SPECIAL COACHES TO AcCoMPA.
NY RIOTERS FROM ALA.
BAMA CITY.

Green School, of Athens, is coming
strong Friday morning and are COM
ing with all the fighting blood char
acteristic of the student body and the
faithful rooters that always accompa-
ny the team upon their visits away
from home. 1t is understood that
several special coaches yill be hitch
ed on to northbound train No. and
that when Athens hits Columbia they
will send up their college yells.
c. NJ. A. is not asleep and will be
down town to meet them with the
band and string of rooters that will
make the visitors look like that verit-
able 80 cents" that we all hear 80
much about. But the great effort
will be in the afternoon, when the
two teams meet on Academy Field at
2:30 o'clock. From all reports, both
teams are about evenly matched in
weight and ability to play straight
football, and the result of the game
will depend largely upon the trick
work of the winning team.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-10-29
MR.. BRYAN'S PLEA
FOR A DRY OHIO

LONDON, O., Oct. 28.-Continuing
his plea for a dry Ohio, former Sec
rotary W. ]. Bryan delivered here to-
he was to make in the central and
northwestern parts of Ohio.
Il have been interested in reforms,
and have seen Number of reforms
grow, beginning amid denunciation
and growing until the nation has &C.
copied them, but | have never seen a
reform grow so rapidly as the prohi-
bition cause" said the speaker. The
cause is certain to succeed. You may
delay it, but you cannot prevent it."