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The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-09-28
mittee Of five at the evening ses.
sion.
Pan.Pacificers Have Inning.

SlOu.
Pan.Pacificers Have Inning.
DR.. Fry introduced the subject
Of the Pam Pacific organization,
and other speeches were made by
Mr.. Mikami and DR.. Rhee.
Mr.. Thaver read a letter from
the Governor. which will be print
ed later, and delivered a long adj
dress himself on the subject of the
work of the Territorial govern
ment.
The secretary read letter from
Superintendent Forbes, Of t II e
Public Works Department, which
will also be published next week.
The Next Convention.
At this juncture the tIilo 30 rd
OF Trade extended an invitation to
the Convention o meet in that
city next year. This was second.
ed by Mr.. Thompson, and carried
by unanimous vote.
The High Jinks Session
The spread in Lihue Social Hall
and high links of the llonololu
Ad, Club were the features of the
evening session. Just before the
fun began Mr.. Avery stepped up
on the stage and announced the
following committee on permanent
organization, the members being
secretaries of various civic bodies.
E N. Deyo. secretary of ,he Hilo
Board of Trade; y. H. Case. Sec
retary of the Maui Chambss of
Commerce; Raymond c. Brown.
secretary of the Honolulu Cham
beI of Commerce; Chas r. Frazier,
secretary of the Honolulu Ad.
Club, and the secretary of the
Kauai Chamber of Commerce.
An Evening OF Fun
Then the fun began. Ii was an
Ad. Club affair, which is perhaps
enough said" One feature fol-
lowed another in rapid succession,
and all were immense.
Departure From koloa
During the evening President
Kennedy received a note from Cap
tain Gregory of the KinAu. stating
that a heavy swell was starting in
around the Nawiliwili point, and
he considered it best to embark the
passcrgers from Koloa. This ne.
.essitated rushing the program and
cutting short several features, but
it was a grand success ANYWAY.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-09-28

J. l. Silva. Eleeie, treasurer of
the Kauai of Commerce. has issued
cards calling in the dues of mem
beis. These fees should have been
collected over a month ago, but
there was a delay on account of
chang in the office of treasurer.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1915-09-28

At 9 o'clock the entire party left
in autos for the Kolol landing.
and as soon as all were aboard the
excursion steamer sailed for Ho-
nolulu.
Continued on page 2.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
GOVERNOR GAINS END
IContlnucd From Page one


while ON the other hand the supreme
court has held that under the con
stltutiOn Of this state no action "
mandumus viii lie against the gov
eruOr In any case. In other words,
the governor NJ oklahoma. II he ls
50 minded Is absolutely free to ig
more the law aud trample II under
foot.
The records ~ the state election
hoard show that as to the membership
" county election boards, the Repub-
licHn stutp chairman has always con
demanding that In every Instance a
commission he issued. az required by
law, to the man named by the respec.
| tive county organization.
THE governor has evidently forgot.
7 ten that II was In part because ~ Ger.
tain Incidents connected with the prl-
mary election that the people Of this
state last fall withheld from him
twenty thousand Of his partys normal
majority II seems that since then
the governor has forgotten nothing
aud has learned nothing"
When asked whether the appoint
ment OF Mr. Beeler IL satisfactory
Chairman Geissler replied "The re
latlOns between MIR Beeler and my
self hive always beep pleasant, hut
II was the plain duty Of the governor
TO appoint one Of the five men recon-.
mended by the Republican state com.
mittee"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
TO WICHITA TOURNEY


A number " the oklahoma tennis
men who took part In the state meet
the pnst week are planning On enter
Ing the first annual Kansas Oklahoma
tennis championship tournament
which viii he held at Wichita, Knnsas.
july T. to 10 Mems singles, doubles
aud consolation singles aud doubles
will be- included In this meet silver
loving cups are being offered to the
winners and ruuners.up In all Of the
events and shonld the meet prove sue.
cessful and become nm annual affair
the winners uf the 1915 meet will be
awarded leg on the trophy cups,
Entries Tor the Kansas Oklahoma
meet must bc sent In 10 the committee
In charge uf the meet 10y July 10. Eu.
gene Monnet NJ Norman aud Paul
Darrough Of Hugh, winners In the
doubles IN the Oklahoma meet win
probably enter this meet going In for
both the singles and doubles Brown
aud GOtier. both " whom made good
showing In the oklahoma meet have
decided 10 enter also playing the dOu.
hles together
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
SOCIALISTS ASK
FOR QUICK PEACE
Print Full Page Appeal In German
Newspaper; Against Annexation
Policy; Want Friends

BERLIN, June 2B-The managing
committee or the social democratic
purity In Germany has caused to he
published In Norwacrts full page ap.
peal for pence
This document calls for Il peace, un-
der certain circumstances which will
make possible friendships with neigh
boring nations aud sets forth ,he op-
position of the party to territorial con
| uuesl and annexation The people
want pence, II declares, and the gov
crnment Is called upon In the name Uf
humanity, TO make known It's readl-
ness To enter peace negotiations
The appeal Is published under the
heading, Social Democracy and Peace. II
II begins with Il reference to the fact
That the socialists furcSaw the coming
Of the war They worked yalnly for
an international understanding, but
when war did come they placed them
selves ut the disposal OF the father
land. II then refers to the declara
ti0n Of the party made In the reichstag
August !. lOli, which said
We demand. ~ soon as safety has
been secured and our opponents are in
clined 10 peace, that the war b'
brought TO nm end through peace
which will make possible friendship,
with neighbOring nations"
The appeal closes with these words
The managing committee CVor
stand Of the social democratic party
always has been opposed to policy
~ conquest and annexation. We now
arouse again our chief protest against
this annexation policy Of foreign ter
rtory, efforts and prOclamation'
which have become public IN Germany
particularly through the demands o.
great economic association ~ well IA
through the speeches NJ leading non
socialist politicians.
Even the recital " such effort
serves farther 10 postpone that peace
which Is desired warmly by the Who'll,
nation The people want peace i
this war which daily demands new
sacrifices. nni II II is 10 draw ltsel
out uccdlcsSly to endure until the ful
exhaustion Of all the nations In II
one " the participating powers mus
offer the hand of peace Germany
who attacked by greatly superior
forces. thus far yl"toriously has de
Tended herself against all her enc
mics brought their starvation plan I,
naught and demonstrated that she Il
mconQuerable should take the firs
step to bring about peace.
"ln the nqfaF Of humanity and cul
ture, aud avWhr@s by the favorable
military sltlBtiSNu brought about b!
the brayers ~ 0br comrades In arm
we demapd d1 NE government that /
make kn6~h Its readiness TO ente
peace negotiations In order to put al
end 10 this bloody conflict.
I'VE expect our socialist comrade
IN other bellgerent lands 10 exer
their influences on their own govern
ments In this same sense"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
O.k.TRAIL TO
BE MARKED NOW
II Extends From Oklahoma City TO
Denver-Marker viii Iie White Disc
on Black lNi Post

WOODWARD. Ok. June ~ Auto.
mobile tourists who expect tO visit
Colorado this summer Will be- Interested
In learning that the route has bern So
lectrd for the oklahoma kansus.Col.
.Orado Trail, known ns the q. X
Northwest Trail and that the mark
ing NJ the entire route Is nearing com
plrtiOn
G. C. Hong, Of this city. secretary
of the q. X Northwest Trail Associn
tiuu Is enthusiastic over the Northwest
'rrnil project. which promises 10 be- the
main route from Okuhmu city tu
Denver.
The route selected for this high
way between oklahoma city aud Dodge
CITY knns.. where II connects with
the Santa Fc Trail pussrs through III
Reno, Grary Watungo, Canton Selling
Sharon, Woodward. Buffulo nud Ash
land, knns. the distance from OklahO
Rn city to Colorado Springs being
100 miles.
The marker Tor this trail Is a white
disc placed on hlurn lyl post. and at
the corner turn two discs mounted on
Il black post, each disc having uu nrrow
and figures indicating the direction
ana number NJ miles tu the next turn
The county commissioners " the va
rlous counties through which this trail
passes will be- urged t. select this trail
ilS the state rond thereby rutltlIng II
iu special auto tax nud county levy
for maintenance which will make II a
highway second 10 none In the country
The trail from Gcary tu Oklahoma
city has not as Vet lrcn marked hut
II * expected thar. .ihis will be- taken
care of In short time This trnil
Will be- NJ great hcucfit tu Oklahoma
city uS hundreds NJ autos from north
west Oklahoma each year will use this
route In going 10 oklahoma City tu nI
Tend the state Fair nud conventions Of
various kinds.
Plumbing Ph. Wal. $50 TAYLOR Rros
-Ady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
STREET CAR COMPANIES ALL
ASSESSESSED HIGHER NOW

The state board OF equalization Is
In session this afternoon making ten
tatiye assessments Of the street car
companies In the state In making
the tentative assessments the board
II considering the valuation of the
physical property Of each company as
discovered by the taxexperts employed
by the state. In almost every instance
the figures presented by the experts
are much higher than the companies
were assessed nt last year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
GRADS GO TO AID
New Doctors depart for Work on
European Battlefields; Anti-TypuS
DisCo,erer Takes Serum

NEW YORK, June 2G-Two groups
NJ college men leave here on steamers
today for medical or relief service In
the war The mrger, composed of 30
graduates uf the Harvard medical
school aud - nurses leave ON the Nor
dnm for three months service with one
uf the British army hospitals.
The other composed ~ Is students,
from Columbia university, six from
Princeton aud one from the University
NJ PENNSYLVANIA with ~ Serbian In
tcrprrtyrs and assistants leaves un
board the steamship ThemiStoclrS
They constitute the Columbia uni
yrrsity Scrhiuu relief expedition and
urc sent by the Srrhinn societies and
Individual Srrhlms In America
Dr Harry rlotz, diScoyerer ~ an
anti toxin for typhus, accompanies The
expedition. carrying with him 10000
tubes NJ the serum
The man who really knows himself
doesn't tell nil ne knows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
Take Liv.Ver.Lax
and Feel Well

Don't suffer from the M effects II an
inactive liver. such as headache indl.
gestion constipation, lack " energy
aud low spirits. when for little mon.
ey you\can get Il remedy Of proved
merit GRIGSBY'S LIV.vERLAX
will get YOUR liver right aud let You
enjoy better health and brighter splr.
IT, LN.NER.IAN acts naturally and
effectively Has none NJ the dangers
aud had after effects VI calomel. Sold
under mn absolute none yrefund guar
antee At Dc and 81 bottle. Each bot.
tie Is protected by the likeness Of l.. X,
GrIgShy For sale by A. j Kirkpatrick
100 W Grand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

Dem, 30 d. m Holy Communion. p.g0
u ~ Suhdul school n % m morning
PRAYER nnd sermon p M, evening pray r.
aud sermon
81 Johns Mission, SO:g Classrn bou!p-
ynrd. SUNDAY school ut p.ij O. m. " A.
Jackson, superintendent
Chapel of the Rcdrcmrr. tColorrn
East Ninth street SptN bee, ui a 10 al To-,
J Edmrud minister
Ma'wood rreshytrrlan church. Ninth
uud stiles T. B Surface pustnr M,
Mnnsc AZ East Nlnih phone Walnut a.,ls
SUNDAY school nr p.ii d. m. n II Stan
iptI, superintendent Preaching by the
pastor ut n aud s. Morning suhio,t
SHOW Pruuf NJ Your Love" Evening -ub
lcrt "Big T. and Little Won" Thiq
Is Young peoples service They tnkr mli
,hnrgr ~ the meeting and do everything
hui preach the sermon SprrlnI musiI
Christian rndeayur socirties. Int.rmrdint,
ana senior ni Z p m Wednesday even
ing NJ :, Blblr study In the book uf Rev
rlntlnh. choir practice, Thursday nj
m - L. LedgcrwuOd musical dire.
haywood Christian. Nlnth and Phillips.
"lItrlI W McQulddN pastor Hhlr
j.
Tor rhdrnNor nt di1 preaching NJ II aud
by the pastor Subject NJ morning srr
mon. In the Spirit In the evening the
church Will have rs first Fathers Dav
service An appropriate sermon On tho
dignity nf fnihcrhoOd' viii be- preached.
and the music will he furnished nv men
II Is hoped that the service will he large.
" attended by men Prayer meeting wed
| n'HhhN evening nt N choir rehearsal Thurs.
day at ).
Central PTesbgtrrian. Twelfth and Har-
! Ncy. sermon " n M. hy Rev Jnmes II
Mclean. u. D., NJ Texas: \ rs u. ~. by IN,
pastor, The Pilgrimage to Destiny. clos
lng tue revival Young peoples special 90
drnVor meeting NJ 7:lh a. M Mldweek ser.
Vice Wednesday, $40 D. m
| Washington Avenue Baptist church.
Washington and Walker & Il HairflrId
pastor sunday school p:i5 o.. M sidney \
| Taylor. superintendent Preaching II D..
N. and .. IN by pastor. Junior II. y. =.
| l. b.i5 y. IN. Miss Julia Williams. prss
ident The theme for the morning "rhc
| Mutuol Relationship ana the Mutual Oh
llgatlon Of Rrrlhrrn. Evening SINNERS
tondemnlng God
University Place Christian church. cor.
| ner ~ 2Nth and Mckinley avenue T. a.,
Lane, pastor Bible school p.45 a. m
\ l.. Hllpirt, superintendent Music hy
orchestra morning service A. evening
service p m both sermons hy the
pastor Sp"clnl music, Don Turner. dlrec.
tor Of music; lunlUr endrayOr D. m /:
Ofpha Pettigrew. leader senior endeayor
| 7 y. m. Mary Baker president Prayer
scryire Wednesday \ D. M, 4 q Putnam.
leader. choir practice Friday II5 o. M.
| First Lutheran church. Twelfth and
| Robinson. Rev Newton n Rover ~ -
minister Residence 2l2 East Twelfth ST
Mr. y, &. Spenny director NJ choir sun
day school AZ O4b Mr. Walt Hartman.
| superintendent Morning worship NJ n.
subject, Mission Of Suffering" Luther
league nj I, Leader Miss Julia steanson.
No evening services through the summer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
NOTED ENGLISH EDITOR
IS DEAD IN LONDON

LONDON June ~. Alexander Ke
nealcy, editor " the London Daily
Mirror died today, aged -5l years
Mr.. Kenealey, who was born In Sus
sex. England, devoted all his life IA
Journalism He represented New
York papers ON Rear Admiral Perry'S
first Arctic expedition, and on the
American fleet In the Spanish war
Mr.. kenealey began newspaper work
In London M news editor " the Daily
Express In 1910. Three wears later
he went with the Daily Mirror. tn
der the name ~ Montague pons0nby
he wtote "The preposterous Yankee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
SHE DIDN'T HAVE TO
SCRUB HOSPITAL FLOORS

Miss Mona McAdoo, daughter 0f VIII
liam g McAdoO, secretary Of the treas
ury. did not have to scrub hospital
floors In France She was nurse
They had regular scrub ladies there
to scrub floors Miss McAdoo was
very indignant about the stories cahled
from France when size stepped from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
GAZETTEER or OLD INDIAN
TERRITORY FREE FOR ASKING

The geologist survey has on hand
some extra copies of 1906 Gazetteer
Of Indian Territory which which VIII
doubtless be- OF interest to many "
the oldnr inhabitants Of the present
state M indicating the remarkable
growth Of the country In the past ten
ycars. A copy win he sent free ON ap-
pllcation TO the Director U. S. Geolog.
lcal Survey, Washington. d. G.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
$4,000 WORTH or JEWELS
STOLEN; OWNER UNKNOWN

NEW YORK, June ~ An adypr.
tisemeul today offering SlOOOu reward
for lm return VI jewels missed from
residence In Southampton Long
Island gave the first public hint or
robbery there. necklace NJ II pearls
was missing among the lost articles
The name NJ the owner and other
facts were not disclosed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
BRITISH BOMBS KILL
GERMANS NEAR ANMU milton

LONDON, June ~ Romhs drnppcd
10y British ayiuturs near Buulcrs. Rel
elum. exploded a large ammunition
depot and killed fifty German soldiers
who were loading am ammunition
train suls dispatch from Rortcr
dpm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
ANOTHER WHOLE TRAIN LOAD
OF HORSES ON WAY TO WAR

A train load Of horses were shipped
from here today 0n the Santa Fe,
hound for the concentration point at
Lathrop. Mo Horses ure collected at
those points until there are enough Tor
ship load They are then sent 10
the warrlng nations Of Europe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

Secretary NJ State J. T.. Lyon today
l~~ued u charter to the Roger Mill'
County Abstract company Of Cheyenne
Nu capital stock is named b ythe com
puuy composed ~ the following iucor
pumtors W II Muuscr. Vi l.. Muu
ser. n. e.. lAttR J.. VI l.ntta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26
NO TIC E!

We have just opened fully equipped electric shops for
building and cwndng generators motors meters transformers
coils and everything electrical any make We engineer and erect
power plants mills elevators factories and lighting plants None
too small or too large
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

FIRST United PresbyterIan -- Ninth uud
Brnndwny. Bible school At 10 a. N.
Preaching NJ n q IN and 40 D. nj.
Edgar Puntcnnry Smith, pastor Fore.
noon subject, The Foundation ot tlris
tiun Character Evening subject suffer,
Ing for SIN Mdwrrk service, Wrdncs.
day 4i D. m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

81 Lukcs Methodist churth-Eigh'h
aud Robinson, REV Wobt T. Goodrirh.
pastor sunday school nj $50 o. m.. T.
4 Thompson, superintendent Prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening az s Won
ans missionary meeiing Tuesday after
noon Mt 80 Epwurth leagues sunday
evening ul $50, Sermons by the pastor
at II a. M and x b. 10 nr 4. f. Loycjoy
director of music Edwin NJ Sleckel orguu.
iSt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

Dem. 30 u. m Holy Communion p.gn
a. N SUNDAY school. n m morning
PRAYER nnd sermon 70. M, evening pray r.
aud sermon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

First VI. y. church Fourth and Robin
son Rel, !; A. Chase, y D. pastor Prof
l.. Barton, choir director sunday
school $50 a. M, subject 0f pastors
/ sermon MIX ur Meat 9' Epworth lenguc
6:i6 p m evening service s y. N !,
I subject W sermon by The pastor, short
Reds and Narrow Covering
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-26

s. Johns Mission, SOs2 CIassrn huu!.-
ynrI. sunday school at p.lj u m " 4.
Jackson, Hupcrutrudpnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
B. & 0. OFFICIALS
MEET HERE TODAY
MORNING SESSION TO az nELo
At BOARD OF TRADE Rooms.
Party % Eighty RaIiro.ders 70 Ar.
rive rhts mornins-wiIi Likely
inspect Holdings.

Extra chairs and tables we're placed
~ the assembly room OF the BOARD OF
Trade last evening for the hig meet
inz of the baltimore a Ohio ofncials.
Who viii arrive In Wheeling early
Tbs morning from the East. in a spe-
ciai train. for the important confer.
ence TO be held here. lasting the great.
er part OF today The session will
convene IN the assembly room AT )
O'Clock this morning The party.
which Ii composed Of 50 officials. will
take luncheon al the Hotel Windsor
The meeting Is for the purpose Of
discussing general expense problems.
Similar meetings have been held at
various points along the road dufing
the past few weeks. The officials will
likely make an inspection OF the com
pany's holdings In this community
this afternoon. This statement IL not
Official
The party viii be headed by General
Manager c. W. Galloway. including
HE entire star. and a large number
OF other officials. II was expected
that the party would arrive yesterday.
but from some unknown reason they
were delayed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
THE THEATRE
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE

Fife. the wonderful mind reader.
ana DIR. Breon. the illusianist. con
tnue TO please fair sized audiences at
the Court Theatre. The performances
OF Erhe are not equalled. The enter
tainment is absolutely unique and at
tractve in more ways than one:
highly instructive and of special inter
est TO the student OF science. As a
hypnotist and illusionlst. DR.. Breon is
admitted to be without an equal: that
MS demonstrations are the greatest
OF any offered in this line is an ack
nowledged fact. Saturday afternoon
only ladies will be admitted Positive
ly no men will be admitted. The
ladies' can therefore. come and ask
Zine questions that in the presence
OF men might be somewhat embarrass-
ing. From the present advance sale
record breaking crowd is assured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
STOPS HAY FEVER
SIMPLE-SENSIBLE

Every victim Of Hay Fever. Rose
Cold. Nasal Catarrh. etc. should In.
vcstigate the NOSTRIOLA TREAT.
MENT
This simple. harmless antiseptic.
cleansing. soothing Balm quickly
reaches the sore infamed Innings Of
the air passages. purihes them and
strengthens the membranes 30 they
are able 10 resist an attack Of HAY
Fever
NOSTRfOtA costs but a trine and
you will be agreeably surprised and
pleased when you learn how quickly
10 brings relief for those dreadful
spells OF sneezinE, wheeling and
weeping
Don't fail 10 get small tube of
NOSTRIOLA Of your druggist 10 try
Youn wish YOU ha dtried u sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, LOOK YOUNG
APPLY o-eAN-NoT a DYE. HARM.
lESS-CrAN6Es GRAY AAIR
TO = SOFT. BEAUTIFUL
DARK SHADE

Don't look old-look youne-so n
your hair Is Wispy. thin. falling. gray.
streaked with gray. faded. dry pre-
maturely gr1y. simply shampoo hair
and scalp a fen times with Q-Ban
Hair Color RestOrer Your gray hair
VII then be beautifully dArkened. lus-
trous. soft. fresh wavy. with that dark
lustrous gloss. which makes the hair
so fascinating and attractive. Also
stops itching scalp. dandrur and fall.
ing hair and promotes its growth.
o-Ban Is not dye. but acts on the
roots. making hair healthy. so the
gray hair Is SO evenly and beautifully
darkened that no one can tell Il has
been used. Q-Ban Is not sticky or
messy; harmless. and is guaranteed IN
darker gray hair OF no charge. Try
IL. BIB Ton. bottle only soc. At Griest
Drug Co. 1i25 Market St, Wheeling.
W. Va. out-of-town folks supplied by
mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Presented win Canes.

The members Of the Grand Army 81
the Republic. OF Brooke county. are in
receipt OF consignment OF strong canes.
sent them with the compliments OF Hon.
: w. Cochrane. formerly an attorney In
this city, but engaged In legal practice
IN New York city. The canes were sent
TO veteran Campbell Nichols. who Is
busy distributing them To the veterans
In the county.
The veterans are very much pleased
with their canes. and have put them into
immediate use. They sent n vote OF
franks 10 Mr.. Cochrane. in appreciation
of the gifts sent them.
Mr.. Nichols. Who h distributing the
canes, stated on Thursday that but &c
veterans remained In the county. OF
nearly 500. all the rest have passed TO
their rewards. Every years finds the
number decreasing. and in few years
time. the number viii be much smaller
than IL now is