davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
GROCERY BULLETIN.
BAKERY.

Wine, Duchess and Form Cake 1Oc; Angel and Sum shine Cakes f5c; Chocolate MarshmallOw Rolls 1Oc 1Oc Fruit Biscuits 10c dozen. "A full Fancy Cakes Rolls, Bread and Fresh Made
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COLLATERAL LOANS

= F.SFFTvTN place - hsTrpS money
On afsuacus. and fswrirv; lev reissi
prtwaf~ orfc@s Amertcsa jswrtrY Co.
eaN~~s
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- daughter
Me- and NJ ~ \ Hncn.n. iees Y
Thomas 81. son
Charles " nan. IS. toit raistiae ave
November ~
Nsty = FsAsis. -. 30 Fir" ave w
Nnvesuhsr -
i--~e. uee. 50. Lakeside hospital. NO
venbsr 70
laa H'ow,r-. Is. sio Mat n.t. No
vsmbsr q
victor wss,sriund. 20. black River
Junction. November ~
Ethel n Hsdpath. month. Minor
Private hospital November IL
John A Hass a. seattle General hos
pitai. November Is
Divorce. Granted
Arthur Leo naidwin from Ella Bald
win
Crae. " waters from cha. u water.
Ennma ~ Eearns from Edv y kearns
Elizabeth Wharton from Jos l.. Whar-
ton
Jennie chan from Solomon Chan
Complaints tticd
Jsnett Bowen - VIM. q. Bowen.
cruelty.
Kate Rauch vs Albert Raueh. drum
kenueas
Augusta gortcn " cyrus " Gorton.
commonly known as Chas. n Gorton.
cruelty.
oscar y Aibin vs Cecil Aihin. cruelty
Anna william. Smith Vs. Elmer r.
Smith. cruelty.
Eua stewart vs. Eugene T. Stewart.
non support
Nepie Reynolds va Cha. Reynolds, de-
aertinn
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SAYS DEM PARTY Us. FACES Peril
WILL BREAK UPI0F AN INVASION
Victor Murdoch Foresees Seri-
Gus Results OF Wilson
Bryan Scrap
PREDICTS NEW PARTY

NEW YORK. Nov. Is-That the
democratic party ia on the point OF
breaking up. and that from the dis
indignation will come the elements
OF a new radical party. Is what re
cent events mean TO Victor Muir.
dock. chairman OF the progressive
national committee.
Murdoch foregeeH a bitter fight ia
house Of representatives on the Rd-
minisiraiion program. and predicts
that the fight viii be led by Claude
kitchin OF North Carolina and Wal
ter l.. H.nfley OF Missouri
Wilson has become the leader Of
tho conservative democracy" said
Murdoch The preparedness issue
ia the thing which momentarily is
centering attention. but more impor-
tant than the preparedness issue In
It's ultimate effects Is the division
between the Bryan. or radical. dem.
ocrats. and the McAdoo. or conserv-
alive. democrats
Bryan left the cabinet because
he was not wanted by the cabinet
He was ont OF sympathy with what
the rest OF the cabinet had come TO
Stand for.
AS Bryan has quit FOR hts radical
principles. there will be lot OF
other democrats who viii quit.
There are a lot OF homes. earn
est men In the democratic party who
have been much closer to the pr =
gresEiVe point OF view than they
have TO the Underwood. Simmons
overman-McAdoo democratic point
OF view.
These men accepted Wilson on
Bryan's say-so. they believed. as
Bryan believed. that Wilson was a
sure-thing radical. And let me say
here that II was Bryan's influence
which put thru the Wilson lcgisla-
tive program
At every crisis when votes were
needed and the president was un.
able to &c; them. II was Bryan who
stepped 10 the front and delivered
his following
without his help there would
have been no federal reserve law
and the tariff would have been a
mighty different performance"
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

RUSSELL. n rARRrTIr-.es y Y. NIX
Genera practice. estates Laws hnstand
ara wife. consultation FIRE. E'iett sst
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WOMEN WITNESSES
ARE IN JAIL AGAIN

Further inquiry into "redlight'
conditions in Seattle took up all the
time Of the King county grand jury
Thursday.
Nine women. arrested late Tues
day night and subsequently re.
leased on bonds. were gathered in
again by Prosecutor Lundin's or
ders Wednesday afternoon. and
locked up as witnesses.
Lundin declined to make any
statements "a 10 the progress OF
the grand jury. other than that
they had learned some mighty In.
teresting things"
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VITAL STATISTICS



Kolire Eotayarhl ss Mountain vtsu
Colo. anf suysno NsForp. "a. Japan
George Andersen and Kuth N
Queaicy. Seattle
Est~ii basenm Hsrryman -. and Eva
MAY UridEham. ~ Seattle
David - Weber a. Lester and
HaHei ~ Lyon seattle
b q Hansen. ca. and Mildred Smith.
20 Granite Pals
Thomas prirkwaier and Bessie Anna
Cox. seattle
James X England and Esther 4 Nei.
san seattie
J. u Auae, -. and Dorothy Guilford.
no. Seattle
nirths
Mr. and Mr. Tony sssaIla. 1878 Weller
81 daughter
SIR. aud Mr. W q. Thsysr. ia 18TH
ave a., son
Mr. and Mr y A Newton. ss4 r
5Tth at. son
Mrs and Mr. John Harp. SIC T. sand
- son.
Mrs and Mr. E NJ Barnes. seth 81
ard Woodland Park ave- son.
Mrs and Mr. a r. Adams afo W both
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Tho British and Russian armies
are trying 20 work biz Of magic
in the land OF the Arabian nights.
They are trying 20 throw living
wall ~ men across Persia In the
hopes Of checking the h0rdeH Of
Germans and Turks they fear will
soon attempt 10 invade India
Already tho British. working up
from kowcit. on the Persian gulf.
have reached and captured BaFdad
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In 30 doing they captured and
now hold Basra. the terminus Of
the nagdad railroad which the Ger.
mans have been building from Con
stantinople To the southeast thru
the valley OF tho Tigris TO the Per
nian gulf.
This has dealt a serious blow 10
the Germans "Bweep 10 the east +"
Now Russian troops are reported
within - miles OF Teberan. the
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MOVING AND STORAGE
MUSIC
OPTICIANS

TT1BFE- PATERsON OPTICAL DEPT
!. W Edmunds Oph D.. manager.
second and University. Main roo.
nsln I'll popglsr pri ees.ooooooo.
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ENGLAND GIVEN SURPRISE

DOVER. Eng. Nov. 1s.-Destruc-
tion OF the hospital ship Anglia by
a channel mine with the loss of So
lives aboard yesterday caused re-
newed apprehension here today.
England had thought the channel
free of these instruments OF
death
The great ship with her cargo
of wounded men from the Western
battlefields went down by the
head. while rescuers worked val.
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capital. in the northeastern part Il
the country
This indicates that the Russians
and British VIII try 10 form Juno.
ture as indicated by the dotted n.
rows on the map above. and By %
doing form barrier across Perrn
for the protection OF India.
So menacing Is the situation that
II ~ rumored the shah % Perish
will seek refuge at Ispahan. a town
In the interior.
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6o Acur# s. mite o. railroad siatinni
on county road 90 minutes run 60 80
attls Price 81 900. on easy terms
Ia OtfY ouU zoo t.aarY EldH
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DANIELS BLOCKS
COURT MARTIAL

WASHINGTON. Nov is.--Secre.
tAry OF the Navy Daniels today re-
buked tho courtmArtiAl which &C
quilted Lieut. Edison OhkH. X l..
nm and Chief MAchinist Thomas
ODouneii IN connection with an CT.
plosion OF the boilers on the cruis.
or San Diego. in the Gulf OF Cali.
fornia last January.
ErcusinR them from negligence
reflected on the rest OF the sery.
Ice, Daniels said.
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TO QUIT
OCEAN TRADE TO
COMBAT SUBS

WARRINGTON. Nov. ia
Steamship traffic between Italy
and America hat been sus.
pended until Italy can aoe.
auately combat submarine at.
tscks. according 20 q Zurich
dispatch today. This action
followed a number OF subrs.
rine stacks In the last Two
weeks.
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Fanrr hams. tfc ~ local tsrua. f.tfr
% rnf faasf tr ~ condemned rniIs 81
ran. trsf htrsrus sfe shfh. salmon |,
cans ftrs ham bufrer ffMe Do. tipfsrsa
saimwn. ~ str hsfiht' its gtr.
sect hp'isF ~ 81 90. creamery huiter
sfr lb arpirs t- fos lettuce heads
g.. celery STALKS &C., lemons 80 Aar B
ranch sFEs 80 sos bread ier inaer.
ttc. assorted suokies 2 dos $50. rInnan
haddis re ESQ. hippersa hsrflns g.
ia str. liable salt Harh. leo pafior
matches 3 bones Zee
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PUBLIC MARKETS


t'aus ~ 81 opened siaHus Sc az
frrsh maaArftl tte lh Htaus stsa.
uauf ~ 80 sscs. delivered. rans ta.
niafnra sfr. str bottle rstsun Soc stall
pot roast e. fs zee if hamhufraf 2
ihs $50 ssif purs. Zee 10 Stall a.
strictly ffssH puiist sHss : aua fEaf
H~iss rhseas gtc o. AZ I.ssitss large
hoitis eatsun see large cans pineapple
sar stall fft potatoes. ihs Toe. &c
10 ftr 81 20 est delivered aEF pisht
81 Co itf each gsppsFs e. snd tee D.
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sisu 81 hstitut ~. -. Ktnr
salmon. ihs fte tenstsss sntsit. lte
h ftafts ttr r tan. stsah f.e
ih u"fA raass zoe lH hnf.e made san.
saEr ifr ih Hfafi ftt Jonathan apptrs
iea So. wintss Nsitis fsars So dss
rranfsrftss zoe be- Hfaus fff tft rs
tars iaenafF esp str stall 90 tsaaa
tn.s fr % ana lts itr. iasEs hsaa
aAthaEr tef
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Hisi itif turfsy. ttr % ros resst
8 It stan ~. ~hfis ssfuin.. fso ssrh
fffsh hsiibaf. , its ite clans te a,
Stall ~. he spAnuiatei .uaaf tea
stall 70. fresh rasssmfftsf rrigk ~ ~
a. as stsii ~. sfssh ta,'sf. zee and
ftr ~ stall a.. sifietiY ff.ah ircai sEss
ser sus domestic Hslss ehss.. tie ih I
hrirh ehesas. zee o. sian 1894 lar.
tesus eEtrsn. Zee stall a.. rolled cats
e ID
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WILL GIVE BENEFIT CONCERT

Tho Gibson mandolin orchestra
81 90 pieces. directed by Paul
Goorner. viii give benefit con.
cert Thursday niTht at the Press
club for the Theodore home.
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.l-hereage for Sale

- ANAN"tN ~ $3.50
bo Acnrs s. miia % railroad station
on county road 90 minutes run 90 80
attic Price 81 900. on easy Terms
3 0uY oHu 900 tssry nlds
POTATO LAND
10 aore.. level. miles from town. AL
foininE improp 81 farm. 1850. 90 cash.
81 90 PEI month. without Interest
~ uoena nih 100 second Ave
ron SALE 20 acres ons mile from
Msryayiile. on main 700 q acres ~
dor cultivation best OF sou R!
buildings win sslt all OF part,
bargain chas aoper owner Mays
wills. wash
10 ACRES lake front 70 miiss ~ sesiiiei
saad land. good neiEhhnfs Price 1900
go. down. o. par month. Bee ownsr
~ ise,eestlss,s.o..llssI~~o~~~~~~~~~~>>~
43-Lots for Sale
public HkiE or INCOME PROPERTY
1 viii cell az public suction, 90 tho
pr,tutses. % the hiEhsHt and best bidder.
fyr oash az % terms 10, ~ teostT8
fo~tb. block ~. Heirs ~ Hafuh Bells
Astittan a. Seattle win tho houses
th.gaon known a. 1897 and 1871 EtHhth
ave Location a. Eighth ana stewart
o. Sale &C. begin a. ~ o'clock ni..
%assmh~r 70. 1913. suhfsct 20 ceHtin
nance until property shall BE- sold
tow~st hid t~rsitahis viii hs stated
whan anrtiun begins
AUSTIN y GniTFirus
- Trustee
pIeNn me rominr eiiy ~ Central
bItNi' oregon. Two iafEe mills
nov under construction rRll ~ Duf
ofrirs fos information Al close in lots
tnaI4a. from 1850 90 $500. without ia.
i-rest on your esn terms
uFNp f.ASp CO. tosa Arcafs nidE
-~>s>~e~~S~~seS~~~see~eee se~ss~ese~eeS~es
fA-Houses for Sale
ATTRACTIVE. medsrn. room tunsa.
iaW aH earnsr iat. ieosif9i esmant
basement and furnace eioss 90 eaf
fine lauu. garden and fruit trees
rtrriy furnished furniture rnsa 9Th
house We have photos - ihis place
m our offes and inventory - fHrui
tutr place an free ans eieaf ownrr
EainH awss rrtes e. 400 easF terms
CnttfEN VITAE ELLIOTT Zoe
ooo,Is-llss sl w. Ss,g
4S--Farm Lands for Sale
a eWHif. eafnsr aers fanch. faily
cleared fire huuse even rpnF rnishre
na better ~ 700. trfms fiuN $685.
Mac stifls wash asnsf
47-Real Estate Loans
HFAL ESTATE LokSa- SourmrHS
nenf mauasEs ca Central nidr.
~ ~sen caiarhla ard vnfian
tS--Mortgage Loans
ffgau-f Frr.sa trl-..s -, ssa -
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Foreign Nations Could Land
Million Men on Our
Shores
NO CHANCE TO RESIST
BY HERBERT QUICK

u would take a month 10 mob
lize our regular army.
When modified Il would amount
to only 10000 men. The rest Of
Il would be in the coast fortlfi-
cations. or at Panama. or Guam.
or Hawaii. or the Philippines.
How do we know this? Gen.
Wood says II would take a month.
IL would take good deal longer
20 mobilize our under-equipped
under-traincd. artilleryless militia
OF 10000 men. Just look back
10 tho mobilization for the war
with Spain II you doubt this.
II would take FOUR MONTH"; !
10 get together a field artillery
organization.
II would take A YEAR AND A.
HALF TO secure ammunition trains
and ammunition.
Not a cent has yet been even
appropriated TO buy guns for tho
innumerable hosts OF volunteers
which some think might defend
the nation,
The $4,000 militia has practicsl-
~ no cavalry: and such OF II ~
IS supposed 10 be mounted really
has poor mounts: and only a part
OF the supply OF horses required.
There are whole troops OF ma
tlonal guard cavalry in which
not horse is owned. not even
by the officers do not know
how long II would take 10 get
together the 30 to 100 additional
troops OF cavalry required for the
militia: but II certainly could not
be done In less than SEvERAL Z
MONTHS.
And after all these troops
were r1obllired. they would
be only 10000 strong. They
would have no reseVesl
Before they could be mob
iilxeo, Great Britain, France.
Germany. italy or Japan could
land on our shores half
million men superbly traines.
and equipped.
SAYS Gen. CroEier. whose skin
as an army officer has never
been questioned $50 far a.
Transporting troops is concerned.
the sea as a highway is not an
obstacle. but facility. II is very
much easier TO get any number
OF troops across the Atlantic ocean
that II would be to get the same
number over anything like the
same distance on land. Marine
transportation is the very best
kind you can have: the easiest.
least expensive, and most expe-
ditious. IL you are considering
large bodies of troops and large
amounts OF material. The fuel
charge for transportation In good
tramp steamers does not amouns|
TO one Northumberland iftieth
part of cent per ton per mile.
The sea is splendid means 81
transportation. The distance Is
only 10 days for vessel OF very
moderate speed and you can carry
| 900 men on vessel OF 5000
tons capacity without any trouble.
There is any number OF vessels
to be had. and there is NO re-
sistance on this side again a well-
equipped force OF 100000 men"
The German army is closer
to New York than the Nass.~n
York or Illinois troops Of we
had any are TO San Fran
cisco or Seattle.
II Is an easier and rs quick
trip for large army from
Japan TO Seattle or San Fran
cisco. than from either OF
those cities to ST. Louis.
II any such ,invineible hosts %
were within 10 DAYS
distance by land. In this
new and horrible predatory world.
we should be in fever Of anxiety
unless we were armed against
them. Are we insane that we
do not feel this anxiety merely
because the highway is water in
stead OF land?
Think this over. and WRITE
YOUR CONGRESSMAN AND SEN
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Will HOLD BAZAAR

The Women's association OF the
Madrona Presbyterian church. at
send and Il. Marion. will hold its
annual bazaar and turkey dinner
Friday. Bazaar begins at 3 p. m.
and dinner at 6 p. m. oh, yum.
yum!
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DRUG CLERKS WILL DANCE

Employees OF the Stewart &
Holmes DRUG Co and their friends
will give a dance az the Renton
Inn clubhouse. 18th and Madison.
Saturday. November 20.
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YOU pEAL wfrH Us DIRECT
ahd our proposition
Handy 70 our mills and camp.
At THREE LAKES
sSOuO2fsH COUNTY. WASH
viii appeal to you
Good roads. stages dairy trains. mill.
schools. store. phone n. y n.
write or see = ~ MEtKEf.IOHN. Mar
Land Dept. 1901 l. c. smith bldg.
soattla.
THREE LAKES LrMnEH co.
FOE SALE acres " land. an cleared.
1-roam house. barn. poultry house and
outhuudiuRH. 90 now. built years.
blacksmith shop 20Nf0. house 2gSt2
barn 2oRdp. chicken house 2sKA0. an
40 20 date. W. A. PaekardE. Custer
wash.
THE hest f0-acre finely Improved
ranch, every convenience. close IN. on
fine road. 81 500. terms James Omen.
owner. Marysyule. wash
TUE NEST 40 ACRES rs
NNOHpMfsU COUNTY
on = beautiful lake. near tho highway
ana Great Northern Ry station. the
anil r. or good pc can be found west ~
tho mountains. easy to clear This f.
one NJ The boHt buys offered IN this
rich farming section Price cut to
800, ON terms 20 suit Nay consider
vacant lot ms part paymtnt George
Eason. ai2 Roston block
ONLY $50 CASH DOWN
4 fine Lowell. 80 acres. clay loan: no
gravel, adjoining neighbours county
road. sprins water. only 1900 and
only $40 per month
WEST COAST LASD co
liit American Bank BLDG
a POULrsbMAN's PARADISE
This 40 ncrra for it.to0. part cash The
good buildings alone worth moro
Flowing water. fine orchard. right
soil warmth sunshine. protection;
idoai home conditions. marketing fea
tIrcs Gail. see photos or write FOR
fullest description.
CHARLIE soMERs co. Alaskn BIde
NORTH or THE CITY
0 acres. partly improved Ic,oi. nli
fenced. n small. furnished house, about
feet NJ black lonm soil. clay bottom
blocks from state boulevard ana :
blocks from interuthau station. close
40 school Price ~ 400. on terms
j.. MARSH Co, 200 Central BIds
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y1u win marry sst-
ties and eSisiu- love affairs ana
family troubles rsunitss th~ separated
etc Satisfaction guaranteed or no
ehsrEs. No one IN trouble turned awhr
money Or M money Permanently 10.
Gated - gtE talon ~
MADAM CLARK
ciairvayant gives tru~ advice IN All trs
portaut affairs - lifs in regard o. susi.
meas love. health and family affairs
Tells the name - your future husband
mr. wife tolls n the ore you love ia frls
ar false. what part Of the country is
lHchissf 90 you and what 20 o. 90 %
surceesfui M lffe THE siNsd lady rrsds
your no Ike an open book from cradle
to old aa~ She challenges any reader
- any Kind 20 compete with hsr she
calls names. tells Just shat you wnnt
20 know ana find out. no rushswork ar
questions asked what she sees and
tells comes true. g. % readings Tor
81 90 fffG Pike -
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Who Is Betty BrowAf
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.7-Salesmen Wanted

local HotsE has promising opsniuE
for three travellers! mast b eaps BE
ana experienced. ard able - prove tt
rur application blank address y o.
IieH tfst. Ns3ttt. rhiH d. ar ..csu-
tiarai opportunity. and is 10 hoped s.,
wiii attract -nfsptionai men
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iS-Lost and Found

LOST small Black purse. ssreud. near
tntan. coutaisinE hiiis soma silver anf
Orpheum theatre tiehsts Ffnd.r ran
have money bat pleas. rsturN Tickets
% star efftcs
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Male Help Wanted

HpLTR nAHBER col.
LEuE 100 Main st pays wages 20
men and sNmsa uhiis learning barber
irads. assists yaa securing positions
20 colleges .srS rear IN business Cat
HtaFua free
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39--Waterfront Property
AT KTRKt.tNp

ii--Acrcaee for Sale
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Who Is Betty Brown
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47-Real Estate Loans

nEAL ESTATE LokSa- SoUrHEH&
nonf MortHsEs ca c-nsrai nidr
hsfweeH Columbia Ard Nnftan
e~--~~Ne~e~e~--s-~e~s~s>e ~~s~-~S-~~~-N.~>~~.@
kR-MorfpaPc InnnA
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ron BALE 20 acres one MI" from
Maryasitle. on mnin r~dl u acres ~
dor cultivation, best % soil falf
buildnsa win cell all or part
bargain ChAs aopef. owner, Mays
VILE. wash
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POTATO land

10 aoreu. level = miles from town. Al
foininE impFoN ID farm. 1870. 30 cash
81 90 per month. without interest
% Downs nih 100 second Ave
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70 :, -, = 2, =, - 3,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-16
poileeman,s. Novel Excuse.

Policemen on trial at headquarters
ire apt at excuses, says the New York
sun. Former Inspector Williamsaused
% tell Of an officer twhoewas charged
with having lost his whistle. When
lsked to explain. he said. 5.'You see, !
vent home last night and put my whis-
lie on the table. Iturned round and.
Bless me, one of my kids was choking
ind nearly black in the face. You see.
commissioner, he'd swallowed the
whistler" as he dead 2" asked the
ympathetiu commissioner. mo, sir"
vas the reply. HE isn't dead, but
les got the whooping cough, and now
.yery time he coughs the whistle
slows and the cop on the post comes
l-running."
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N0RTHI!..NIGTQN NEWS

Mrs. Henry 4. Hamilton, OF Fair
mont, was visiting relatives here on
Mrs. N. w. Hail. Of shinnston. was
visiting Mrs. NJ. E. Tetrick on Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lewis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Ashcraft, on Harter
Hill.
Elisha Brumage, OF the MoundsYtlle
Bottling Works, spent several days
at home here, returning to Mounds
vile on Tuesday morning, his wife
accompanying him for a few days
visit to friends.
The Baptist Sunday school is ar
ranging to observe Ghildpen's Day on
Sunday, June 81 "A very entertaining
program OF exercises has been pre-.
pared for Sunday evening.
G, ". Martin, OF the Worthtngton
wagon works, was business visitor
at Shinnston on Monday. Il
Mrs. Chas. R. Harrison, OF Clarks-
burg, is visiting relatives here this
Rev. A. M. Ritenour, OF Morgan
town, preached the memorial sermon
for the Odd Fellows at the Baptist
church on Saturday evening from the
text "Go and do thou likewise" Luke
1887. After the sermon the Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs repaired to the
lodge room where refreshments were
served and an enjoyable hour was
spent socially.
at $3.50 Sunday afternoon the same
minister delivered the memorial adj
dress for Evergreen Lodge No.. a.,
X. Of p, from the text Greater love
hath no man than this, that man
lay down his life for his friends"
John 1918. aa
A delegation Of brothers from
Worthington Lodge No. ITO, 4. Q. O..
F.. and one also from Loyal Sisters
Lodge No. 1SS, Daughters Of Rebekah,
went to Enterprise on the 1884 inter-
urban car on Sunday afternoon to
participate in the memorial services
there. TIE sermon was preached by
Rev. G. H. Meredith, OF Fairmont, in
the Methodist Episcopal church at
2:30 ., m. After the sermon the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs marched to
the /. %. o. F. cemetery and decorated
the graves OF the deceased brothers.
Worthington Lodge has three deceas-
ed brothers, Wis Luther B. Tetrick,
stephen Shaver and James 9. Wood.