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The Oakes times., 1915-12-09
WITH LOSS OF 652 LIVES

Eighty.et0ht British Vessels Destroyed
During November.
London. Dec. 3.-Reports received
by the board of trade during Novem-
Der tell Of the sinking of fifty-three
British steamers. with total net ton
mage OF 6l.072, with the loss of GAG
lives. In the same period the loss
was reported of thirty-fve British
sailing vessels of 1877 net tonnage.
with six lives.
Only twenty Of the steamers were
sunk by German warships and ten by
mines. but 495 of the lives lost were
on steamers sunk by German war
ships.
The Oakes times., 1915-12-09

Perfect womanhood depends on Reod
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and beauty is desired by every girl.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea clears
the complexion, reddens the lips,
brightens the eye, fills out the hollow.
Start tonight. 35c, tea or tablets.
Simmons & Harris,
The Oakes times., 1915-12-09

The Times from now until Jan. 1,
1917, for $1.0o.
The Oakes times., 1915-12-09
LODGE CARDS.
a. 2. A. n.

3ho A1eisnt Hsse ead Aooopaod llssoae -,
M eao third 0oaday evooiase ofoaeh 0oo0s
vtee0se oeahefs gladly veleooed.
2. G. Root, sss,sss.s. ".'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

oIANTs IN cELLAr-

bDS lpNt oct 6---Two runs won two
games aud rlinched second pIaf. r.r 49,.
hrAFcs to-day and also settled tho f.I.rt.
in last place FOR the season ~. 800.
"as 90 . lu each game. fugI.a afi....-
! "a View York only two hita In Inc rr.f
d game. on" scratch The second s,o.a
YES Ilnish"l IN ono hour and seven min.
uteH "a local record Tor the season TI.
itfH..H talIt. which came boz rho afrfb
tnnlnF grcW out n Tevraau.a ONLY rsra
rgfalch single. a sacrifice hif and "a
sacrifice fly. Scores.
First game. o. IL Al.
New YORK .....00
Hogton ....... % 0000a0T ID
batteries faimero and u.oIr. ftrFtrr
and lf0Wdy Two base hits. Fffrparsft
Sow ~. Ease on balls Dff rafrr'rt.
STUCK out ny PaImero. g. mpIrel
klem and Cockiu
second game. o. O. 81.
New York ....n000O00a0
Boston ... n000nr "
Nafterirr Irnrrau and arnarr ua~...
ard Ggwdy Three base hIfa. NarargilIl
stolen base DOYLE. Sucrturc nt Ma.
Harrifice hit. Compton Race I'm bsIl..
orr itaran. q. or Tsarrau o. efru,t
out Hg EaFan. 4 b. TrHrrnu ,.
piros KLEIN ard CoskIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
HARD PRACTICE
FOR LOCAL HIGH
OLD GOLD AND BLUE WARRIORS
BE1Eo WHIPPED INTO
8HAPE.
Formidabis Linsup VIII ne Presented
At League Fark.

saturday the ola sold and blue team
VIII D. nut 90 the supreme test when
they meet The strong Magnolia high
team from New Martinsvliic Coach
ltoldcn has been working tIrelesalv with
me boys since their game with the
Moundsville eleven last Saturday and H..
mas worked wonderful changes in them
ZACH evening be and Captain Parker put
the remainder Of the team through fre
hardest possible work and N prartirr ana
coacninE counts FOR anvthlnq. fhev
camp
Wheeling high is known o. one Of IN.
most errsttc playing machines In this Vi
glnitN. ON one occasion they Will play
foothall or college Cailihro and fhrfr
next ATTEMPT they will play q rncdiocra
Eame against q much weaker high school
lhlF vas demonstrated last week In
TIE NoundsVlllc game and with the
coachinE they viii be- hack bon the game
saturday and unless an sIfr. f.u setrf
90 ne come back stunt
Ihe team ie nov lu splendid condition
ahd every man should De able 10 faEo
are of hia position The Wheeling fsa.
are being specially coached 10 take ave
"f Lfnft. halfhack. and Quinn auarfrr-
h1rk They are aid 90 be the harEb0ro
oi me visitors anu every effort viii h.,
made Co stor their great line pIunefrs-
shd open teld running Quinn b. fho
fastest man IN the onen. but lie Dr. usuaii,,
i-ent1 mat forms the intsrferencs
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knuD2oo,
1DHatA

first " ie@S"
so j went through the entire game.
stuoying each man. the direction OF his
MUS what the oposing pitcher would
Try TO do. figured the chances of get
ing on first of a sacrifice, or a run and
hat game. "'N
i have figured each game that wav
gone over Them half n dozen times cal
custing chances from the compiled fip
ures. Tomorrow I'll give YOU a table
showing that / figure the scores OF each
game. the hits and all should be IL the
Pltehers work as they should and the
oatters hit as they should
Last year i had the score of The frs,
game practically correct Only a hrit
rant double play by MaranyilIe made n,
the ninth inning kept me from having
.he second score exactly right 1 doned
the score of the third game correctIy
ana spproximated the score OF the
tourth on both sides Because OF Mara
NlIe double play that saved the gar.
anu gave Boston to ] game Instead
% me Athletics a : to 2 we never GOT a
Snahce 10 see whether my Figures or tbo
IiIth game and sixth were correct ons
play broke the combination II may 40
ssslh You never can tell. but YOU
nave TO believe the old dope. ''N
NSopyfight 1915, by The wheeler Syn
dictate, IncD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
K. & K. TEAM WINS
Elliott Commercial school Eleven De.
feated ~ MoundEviiis SQUAD By
Ons-sidsd Score

fn connection with the big Home. Com.
ne event ~ MoundEviiie tho Elliott COM
merclsl school eleven ~ this CITY iour-
neNed down the river yesterday where
~ that place
The y. X hsd the best Of the Com.
merCial lads throughout the contest and
the star Earne - the day. Many IN a.
tendance FOR The Homecoming attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
ORA WINGS FOR
GOLF TOURNEY
PAIRS SELECTED foR FIRST rLrxr-
HATtoN MATCHES AT IKE
COUNTRY CLUB
Matches WIN BE Played Tomorrow on
Drawings Announced.

on Friday or Saturday OF this week At
the option Of the players the first eiimi-
nation matches in the fall tournament at
the golf course OF the Wheeling Country
Club will be staged
The drawing OF opponents took place
last evening under the direction OF the
Green committee. and the pairing re-
suited as follows
FIRST Flight
". p Rownd. 80: vs. A. A. Wilson. "a.
9. =. Nincher. ~; vs.. Dr ". q. Grub.
~ 5. Bloch. 20: vs.. Chas. b.. Feeney. So.
j. W. Ewing, 50; ". j. -. Merriman 81.
Second Flight
g W. Bates, % vs. W. T.. Wilson. 100.
Il. T. Reppeto. 1902; ". d. J. Neuhardt.
Il. r. Thnrp. ii5; ~. T. Mex. Hearne.
4 4. Brady. 100. vs. w. C. HazIett. 1Os.
Frank A. Armbruster (t25) failed to,
qualify. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
WASHINGTON DROPS pousLnr

w MA,sHlNGTON. oct. s.-washing-
tons baseball season closed today win
the locals losing both ends OF a double
header TO Philadelphia to Z and 4 10
y. Ayers was hit hard and often in
the first game and in the second Myers
"a recruit. allowed Washington but i've
hits and struck out ten men. scores:
First Game.
PHILADELPHIA 900 I3O O-s ~ .
Washington o o OOI % a
batteries: Richardson. Morrissette AMI
Lapp. Ayres. Gallia and Henry.
Two base hits: McInnis. Judge ~
Milan. Three base hits: Schang. Lam
stolen bases: kopf. Sacrifce Mi
Strunk. Base on balls: Richardson z
Ayers, !. Struck out. Richardson ?
Ayers, =. Gallia. = Morrissette > I'm
pire. % Loughiin
Second Dame.
Philadelphia o 10000 q.
Washington 90 0 q o % 4
Batteries. Myers and Perkins: Bent
ley. Bochling and Williams
Three base hit: Schang. stolen ba ses
9. Milan. Strunk Sacrifce hits. Neff-
Strunk. Jamison Myers. Bases on
balls: Myers. 5; Bantlcy. / BoehIing.
:. Struck out. Myers. 10: BoehlinE 1
Umpire: OLOughlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Best Treatment for Catarrh
). 5. S. Removes the Cause

IN Catarrh troubles
laborator77 of Atlanta have nro1on
your blood
now its
raw sores IN tS the dripping the and splitting
ostrs and the dsagreeable
biy s & use your Impoverished blood Posi-
OF contact with cold
m II Is not necessary
ago tested true
proven It's OF DO 90
sfsrdng ~ once and
case De
nses the impurities from the blood
thousands fronC
from tho
TO
treatment Take s s.. a onc ''N"'' Don ueiay the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
HEILBRONER
May Lose psrth a. President OF c.ntr,f
matter VIZ Ne Taken
Up - November nesting

whether ur not Louis IIeIIbrouer rres
ldont oi The Central League. will loo. bt.
losllion a. the head Of the league will
~ ~ Likelihood ~ thrcshed out a. Inc
leaEue meeting held 80 Evanaviite Ind
NovTmher Z. lt tsreported that seyeraf
gilhe CLUBS aro indignant a. rfeifhroner
nfsi todernee him from the loaderahIp
Of the league.
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MASONIC CLUB
Effort wm ne MAD. To orr.,,,. ~,
Saturday Evening.

Duck PIN Rollers of The Af......f.. ..i.t.
wiu hold e. Gct together merft,e -,f,,f-
nsN eNening 81 f2l6 Main street rEa
lnt,nuonN ete 60 make arrangement q
their winter Duck rin iranre e-b.a,,f.
NH memhrrs wishing 10 faEe rsrr
-nogIa make an effort 90 aJend this
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Dave says
The Cravat

is the one point i'm the masculine
attire that furnishes an opportun-
ity for INDUCING a love of color.
If you doubt your ability TO
pick an artistically designed and
colorful neekpiece, call on use, be-
cause we carry no other kind.
If your taste is good and you
want to exercise it, stop in, for
we carry the largest line of pleas
ing neckwear in the city.
We specialize on fifty-cent ties.
New ones are received every
week.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
FARMER IS sANKRUpr.

voluntary bankruptcy pesItlor
was Med IN the United States Court
Yesterday morning by g. W. ghepard
:, Welkel county farmer. through his
AilorneNs r. VI. Mcintyre Hfs Uanil-
tiles are scheduled a. S7qa t0 "a 80.
assets 90 $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
PLAY AGAIN
rriaaslphia andPattefson andEin orov,
Mestin Postponed Game aatur
day ~ LatteT'a Para

Ihn ancient aud bIffsr riuu.r r.ftlr.
son and Elm Grove and rraIsIrhIs baea
helI teams. vii meet SATURDAY. ur Toe
iIui Grove utll pnrk These teams have
met several timfa fhir season Hnd eall
HHm" hna been holly contested. U1e
oyer. fIW Grove nov stands one rauIa
'i.i rr'fniefe - D. .n. of che best 1f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
roday's Games.

PHILADELPHIA. oct s-Phradel-
Phla got its final hard work for the
worlds series this afternoon when
brooklyn was defeated In both games or
a q double header by scores Of . 10 & AMI
worked in tho order named in m an ii oe,
sane sane Sravath made his 24th homo rn,,
urlNe OF the season. but did not pisy H.
III ~ seSono contest. Hard hitting in tho
thlrd inning OF the closing eVent 80
ING nome team the victory. scores
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NEW YORK. Oct. s.-The new Bos-
ton champions held a nne work out to-
day and defeated New York in both
secuons OF double header. the score :
icing To and to ?. Manager Chr
rlgan worked out four OF his ieadfnx
Pitehers IN the FIRST game. when shore.
leonard. Wood and Mays held the New
forks to three hits and struck o,,f ~
men. Shore pitched only one inning
ana struck out three men on eleven
pitched balls.
In the second game Ruth and Tippl.
were invincibie for four innings, after
hlch both weakened. Scores
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Second Game.

Boston 80. 5000 = IL =
New York. % q o , % =
batteries: Ruth and Thomas. Triple
Two base hits: Ruth. Speaker short
lern. Baumann Stolen bases: Hooner
'oone Base on balls. Triple. 4: Ruth.
.; struck out Triple .. Ruth. g. TIM
pres; Evans and Nalln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
QUAKERS
WIND UP TIE SEASON BY TAXING
rEnIs OF DouBLEr
Cravnth Made His Twenty-fourth uor,.-
OF the seeson-oiants Shut Out
Twice by Braves
Yesterdays Results,

Boston. ]. New York. o
boston. I: New York O
Fni.ade lphia. 3. Brooklyn. 6.
.r,,-. .Philadel phis. 3: RrookIyn ?
FIRST game. .'-Second gsme IT, :
Other clubs. not scheduled
-rlrst game. ss-Second gam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
RED. SOX
TAKE BOTH ENDS or DouDLEr
CLOSES
Four Leading Pitchers Hsid Yarfsss "a
Thres 1fts-9hors Pans Thrss on
Eleven Pitched Balls
senators Drop Two.
Ysstsrday.s Is.ult.

Boston. ?. New York Q.
Boston. 4: New York. .
Philadelphia. 6: Washington q
'Philadelphia.4: washington. o
Other clubs. not scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
TUNING UP FOR
WORLDS SERIES

PHILADELPHIA oct. 6.-The Phila-
delphla Nationals new champions of
their league. had some good practice to-
gay on the preparation for the worlds
series games. which begin here on Fri
DAY The wound up the regular playing
season by defeating Brooklyn twice
while a small but critical crowd looked
On. he early part ga the day was rainy
ana there was some doubt whether the
fhiilies would set any real practice be-
Tore the blk series starts. but early In
we afternoon the weather cleared and
/ however vas very heavy aud the cham
, pl3ns consequently did not extend them
With the regular schedule out Of the
way. Manager Moran will devote to-mor-
TOW aud Friday morning 20 keeping his
. tuned up and ready FOR the fray nut he
VIII have ell the players on the field
both morning and afternoon tomorrow
Tor hEht work. The fact that Mhitted
played in both games to-day. was en-
couragiug To the fans Whitted injured
MS side IN the final drive FOR the PEN
nant and u was believed FOR a time that
he had either broken or dislocated a rib
Kthfer's Arm q Mystery.
remains To b. cleared away is the con-
dttton OF Bin killifer's arm. The big
Gathers throwing arm went dead" seV-
cral weeks ago. and while he has since
appeared In uniform. he has not attempt
20 e. catch In any or the regular games
hliliFF SAYS MS arm - coming around
All right but the skcptics would feel
much better NJ they could see him in
action.
All Of the Philadelphia PLAYERS are
confident 81 winning the worlds title
Alexander will pitch the first game a.
' ven known. and with him in Eood
FORM th'N do not see how he can lose
What little betting there has been on the
series ~ FAR shows thst the odds thar
have prevailed in Bostons favor are
gradually shortening some beffors
now want even money.
The weather men bel stili trying 60 uuf
dampcr on the opening ct the series
iie predicts cloudy skies and possibly
rain TOR Friday
The first distribution of tickets for
The series VIII begin tomorrow morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

What chance have I got with that
Eifl. one ~ her admirers owns an
automobile and the other has n mo-
fur-huafF
son. NJ she likes you n trim To- tb.
motirN would please her Just a. well
birmingham AEc-Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WHITE sox WON.

CHICAGO Oct. THE American Lea
que club here drew first blood over their
Naional League rivals for the cham
pionship of Chicago to-day bv wtnninr
inc firHt game. TO b. The White SoV
won IN The seventh inning when i've
collins. ncttcd four runs Score.
Nationals ....a00fr00o0 a
Americans ...n0O gn0ags - n
vaughn. HUMPHREYS aud Uroeuaban.
scott and Russell and Schak Maysr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

Two base bits. Daubert stengeI. cut
,IHaW. Nhltted. Home runs. Cravafb
MAYER BASE on balls. orr Mails a 80
Mayer, T. struck out. By Marouard
~ MslIs, ~ Mayer. 1. Jmpires. Rig.
Second Game
nr9nhiyn ....- 10000 90
fhlladelphia 30 o 10000
batteries. Dell. Appleton ana A
neat OcFchger and Adams Two has.
Nus. STOCK. bancroft. Luderus Nieboff
iipiue runs Gttz. Becker stolen basoe .
Stenger. 2 wheat. Becker sacrifire fiv.
Nlspn base on balls ore Appleton 3.
Stfuch out ~ Dell e. bv Dssghesr a
lmpircs EiEler and O.Ba-
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New Yorl

Dated for Gamer in ninth.
Boston ......... O1OOlO GO
TWO base hits: Hendrix. Lewis. Base
on Daiis' Leonard, I, Mogridge. |. Rus
sell. ?. struck out. shore 8: Leonard
~; Wood, ,. Mays. ,: Mogridgc, 2. I'm
pires: Nallin and Evans
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Today,a Gamer.

Boston at New York.
Other clubs. finished SEASON.
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iesta Dillon. b M a.. shuipi dis
Time .os. s.os4. eos. s.o5is.
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Comparative values OF teams reduced
To figures showing the value OF men
and positions. and values OF offense and
defensive strength.
Boston ............... s35 minus.
Phillies ............... TO9 minus.
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XXI. Teams and Managers.
BY HUGH FULLERTON.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-29
USE ABSlNTHE IN EXPLOSIVE
French Are Now Utilizing Barred
Drink In Manufacture OF
Junction.

Paris. --Atsinthe. placed under ban
for drinking purposes by the law
passed early In the WAT. Is being used
in the manufacture OF suncotton
A cooperative disiillery a, ron,olse,
which has been extracting alcohol
from bee, roots for the usa Of the gov.
ernment munition factories. found the
supply OF beet root insufficient aud 10
row taking over the stocks OF ahsintha
held In warehouses Government In.
spectors watch the transformation OF
the absiuthe into alcohol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-29
FUNERAL FOR PET PARROT
Embalmed Bird, In casket With Sill
yer Plate, 10 Buried In Womans
Family Plot.

San Rafael. Cal---Fmeral services
over the body OF the late Little Boy
Blue" pet parrot OF Mrs, I L. Crane.
wife Of local garage owner were
held here and inter1ent followed in
the Crane family plot in Santa Rosa
Little Roy Blue" died at the Crane
home after II lingering illness Cor
oner f. T. Sawyer was called in to
take charge Of the body which, fol.
lowed by an automobile load. OF mourn,
crs, was taken to the morgue and en-
banned 4 special casket was con.
structed, lined with silk and fitted with
silver memorial plate.
The bird had been In the Crane
family for nine years Mira Crane In
said to be I'll az 8 result OF its TAX.
ing of.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-29
Alleged swlndlers Apprsnended.

A, T.. Adams. who gave his occUpa'
ton as rel estate man. and young
woman. who gave her name TO the de.
tectiyes as Maud Adams, and later ad.
u:itted that or real name was NJ f..
Harvey, have been arrested by police
here on charge OF obtaining an auto,
mobile under false pretenses The
detectives have been carrying on a
score; lnyes' cation Of the case during
the past few days and have secured
evidence which Will probably result in
a charge Of white slavery beng placed
against the ran. Adams and the WON
an came to Nashville from Mobile.
Ala, about a month ago. The man Sc.
cured room in the Cole building i'm
mediatcly uron their arrival and has
been pretending TO be conducting a
real estate II isiness. r. Z. Brumbacn
OF this city Ii the victim OF the alleged
swindle II claims that he traded the
automobile and vas given mortgage
on supposed farm in Scott county.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-29

A design In dress and coatee for
, little girl. which may be successful
h made up In any sort Of material IL
thown here As pictured the dress
Is OF Irish poptin with a border Of
ottoman silk In wide bias band
about the bottom OF the skirt. and q
jacket OF the same silk an the band
but the model is just as we'll adapted
to many Of the new cotton fabrics. II
might be developed in cotton gaber
dine for the dress, and cotton cordu
roy for the jacket. In any OF the light
staple colors that these new fabrics
are made In.
As shown In the picture the skirt
Is set on to belt OF the poplia which
IL also the belt Of the plain bodice
The bodice has small yoke. opening
at the neck In a shallow "" and hn
ished with little, buttonholed scallops
The coat Ia cut with long shoulders
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-29
TkEAAoR AND ToMPklNs, LATE.
w ELECTED. ARE NOW CITY
coMAAissloSEssA
BRusHY WARDEN RESIGNS
r. L. An,brlster, Head ef Monntaln
Prison VI petras, Quits Office %.
cause OF htts Writes TIT Aeaith.
Nashville NsMa.

- NahaAa1NA
Paul W. Treanor. commissioner OF
finance. lights and market house, and
George J, TompkinS. commissioner OF
fire, sprinkiihs and building lnspee.
ti0n. were indicted into office and took
their places ON the city commission
on Oct 49, Secretary Walter Dash.
iell administered the oath TO the two
new members Both give the required
bond for $4,000. which were Aeeeped.
Mayor Ewing in an address vel.
coined the two new members to the
ei,y's governing body. aud upon the
requests from the spectators both Mr..
Treanor and Mr. Tompkins replied.
One OF Commissioners Treanor's first
acts was TO introduce 9 resolution re-
lieving Vernon H. Sharp OF the duties
% tar assessor. Mr. Treanor declared
that Mr. sharp's duties were incom.
patible with HIS administration and
held that his recent election was lie
sal The resolution went TO the table
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-29
FORTUNE FALLS TO FlANCEE
Pennsylvania Girl Inherits S2.4o0, 900
After Marrying Another
Man.

Punxsutawnoy, Pa Mrs Fred
Smith OF this city. formerly Miss Mary
MADDEN. has fallen heir to fortune
estimated at 100000. II was be-
queathed her, together with his home.
BY Harry Riams OF Buffalo. who died
April 20. 1914.
Rains and Mrs. Smith. then Miss
Hadden. were engaged to be- married,
The wedding was act for May 80, 1914.
but Riams was then dying
His will, which has just been made
public, leaves the bulk OF his estate 10
hts former sweetheart. but she cannot
get possession until she Is twenty.
three. three years from now.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-29
MARRY AFTER FORTY YEARS
Old Sweethearts Meet in Indiana and
in Few Hours Are
Engaged.

Evansville. Ind Joseph Parrott.
age nifty, OF Wichita. Kan, and Mrs.
Penelope Riggs, age nifty. OF this city.
sweethearts forty years ago, were
married at st James NJ +. church In
tho presence of number OF friends
and relatives after a few days court.
ship.
Several days ago PARROT came here
to visit his old friends after an ab.
sonce OF forty years. ile met Mrs
Riggs and in a few hours they were
engaged
After spending a few days harM VI
and Mrs PARROT will go to Wichita.
whore they will live.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-29
BUGGY Hi. Man Crossing stree.

man. whom the police believe is
{, b, kirkpatrick. OF this city, was
struck by buggy. driven by G. X,
Miller. a, the corner OF Third avenue
and Deaderick street AMI taken TO the
city hospital In an unconscious condi.
tion. The name given above was
found on letter In the mans pocket.
Kirkpatrick was crossing the street
At the time he was hit Miller was
arrested and locked up at police head
quarters on charge OF being drunk
and with earelesa driving.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-29

becoming lines Such shapes are n0t
universally becoming. but when they
do suit the face, they seem made 60
pecially for the wearers
Beiux In q French sailor with th~,
brim widened NJ the left front. which
In an indication OF the privilege NC.
corded to byim by the mode They
do all sorts Of unexpected things The
brim IL Of hatters' plush faced win
velvet and has narrow velvet bind
Ing. The top crown IN aott and OF
velvet
This hat. becoming to Amos, every
face. has n band OF the new. brilliant
1itter-jct about the side crown. The
seaulns are small and set very thick.
overlapping one another In mass OF
brilliant scales Two long -feelers'
spring from small oblong body OF
ths aitterjet, the little seauins or
spanglrs extending a little way on
each one. Two Of the odd, Min orns.
neuts are set at the backbone ON
each side Of IL. The hat woulA be rrr,.
tier without these. and measured by
the seasons standards would he amp,y
trimmed,
JULIA EorTcMlES